Who you gonna call for animal problems? It’s somebody new
Some Memphis firefighters are already working hand in paw with Memphis Animal Services. Cody Jenne and Will Meskenas, above, of Fire Station 20 in Longview Heights were among the first firefighters to participate in a partnership with Memphis Animal Services that temporarily places dogs like Juice, a two-year-old lab mix, in area fire stations until they can find a forever home. The partnership began in October of last year. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)
Memphis Animal Services has worked out an arrangement that changes who receives calls about animal-related issues.
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