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Sep 8, 2026

Let's ReadHOST
21:10
Maybe she always had been.
Let's ReadHOST
21:12
And it turned out that multiple people had called the cops because a pretty seriously armored animal control duo were also on the scene.
Let's ReadHOST
21:20
One of them was holding one of those devices that let you wrangle an animal around the neck.
Let's ReadHOST
21:26
Now, I couldn't hear exactly what was being said or yelled, but the next series of events was relieving, sure, but it was also one of the most heartbreaking things I had ever seen.
Let's ReadHOST
21:36
I guess the cops managed to persuade the man to let Animal Control take charge of his alligator... ...because he knelt down and began to pet her as one of the Animal Control officers approached and, in his defense, very gently wrangled Princess around the neck.
Let's ReadHOST
21:53
That alligator must have been the most tame alligator in existence, really, because she didn't writhe or wriggle or death roll.
Let's ReadHOST
22:00
Instead, she almost obediently allowed Animal Control to guide her into the back of their wagon...
Let's ReadHOST
22:06
Meanwhile, this probably seven foot tall monster of a man meekly allowed the cops to handcuff him and guide him into one of their cars.
speaker_1HOST
0:55
So
Becca LivingstonGUEST
0:56
Miss Miley came in to me at animal control.
Becca LivingstonGUEST
0:59
She had an injury to her front right leg.
Becca LivingstonGUEST
1:04
She had been shot, unfortunately.
Becca LivingstonGUEST
4:53
I'm training him to hunt for sheds and do the hunting thing.
Becca LivingstonGUEST
4:59
So that's obviously... okay with the law but all the time dogs are supposed to have leashes on
speaker_1HOST
5:06
even in the county even in the county okay good to know so dogs are supposed to have leashes and not run on other people's property and is there a different number for calling animal control for county versus city nope it's all 8383 8383 okay 734-8383 are you by yourself do you have help what's the oh
Becca LivingstonGUEST
5:24
i am all by myself okay Um, and the building that's out by the landfill, that's a joint building with me and city.
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:19
And we called...
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:21
Animal Control.
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:23
Right? Guess what Animal Control say? Animal Control say they closed.
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:33
So...
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:35
We called the police.
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:38
Guess what the police say? The police say call Animal Control.
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:45
So...
Undercover Disney World FanHOST
3:48
Animal Control is closed.
Ronnie BellHOST
0:54
And I'm Ronnie Bell, community engagement specialist from the Springfield-Green County Office of Emergency Management.
Ronnie BellHOST
0:58
Today we're joined by the Springfield-Green County Health Department and Animal Control to talk about a side of emergency management you might not immediately think about.
Nicolette ZangaraHOST
1:05
From loose or aggressive animals to animal rescue operations during disasters, there's a lot more to this job than just picking up stray dogs.
Nicolette ZangaraHOST
1:12
Hello and welcome, Anna and Andy.
Andy ElmoreGUEST
1:23
And I'm Andy Elmore.
Andy ElmoreGUEST
1:24
I'm the Administrator for the Environmental Health Division of the Springfield-Green County Health Department.
Nicolette ZangaraHOST
1:28
And Andy, what is your relation to animal control? How many years have you dedicated to this side of the health department?
Andy ElmoreGUEST
1:35
So I've been the administrator for environmental health for about eight years.
Harriet HilliardGUEST
15:39
Ozzie, what are you running for?
Ozzie NelsonGUEST
15:41
Dog catcher.
Harriet HilliardGUEST
15:46
Dog catcher?
Ozzie NelsonGUEST
15:47
Well, head dog catcher.
Harriet HilliardGUEST
15:51
Well, come on, Ozzie.
Harriet HilliardGUEST
15:52
Let's eat lunch.
Harriet HilliardGUEST
16:17
I kind of like it.
Harriet HilliardGUEST
16:18
The office of
Steve StocktonHOST
33:19
He loved animals, had five pet lizards, seven turtles, a parrot and two dogs.
Steve StocktonHOST
33:24
He also volunteered for the Humane Society and Animal Control, and he had also worked at several snake farms.
Steve StocktonHOST
33:30
In addition, he enjoyed the outdoors and traveling.
Steve StocktonHOST
33:34
Kyle was last seen by his mother when he went to Jermaine Honda BMW, where she worked, and asked to borrow $20 for gas.
JeffHOST
3:37
And that's when sometimes that's when the story starts to change.
JeffHOST
3:43
There's calls made to calls made to animal control or to the dispatch number.
JeffHOST
3:54
Yeah.
JeffHOST
3:56
And I want to point out everything that I am, the information that I am giving.
DebbieHOST
4:21
Things that have been, are factual.
JeffHOST
4:24
I don't, yeah, I don't like getting stuff from different people.
JeffHOST
4:28
So I've reached out to the person handling the case in the county attorney's office, Don Jones, reached out to detectives, and I've reached out to animal control, and I've spoken with the folks that filmed the videos.
JeffHOST
4:42
Mm-hmm.
DiamondGUEST
15:58
You don't know what you did
Danielle MonaroPANELIST
15:58
... and I should've gone to ANIMAL.
Elvis DuranHOST
15:59
Okay.
Elvis DuranHOST
16:00
Anyway.
Alan CorcoranHOST
50:31
But as he's about to do that and take us inside the high-tech, high-spec of being a trucker, This week on Shining Light, who speaks for our animals when they can't speak for themselves? From abandoned and neglected pets to injured wildlife and horses in need, we meet the people who step in, speak up and care when animals have no voice of their own.
Alan CorcoranHOST
50:51
We'll hear from the WSPCA, the Dog Warden, Seal Rescue Ireland and lots more.
Alan CorcoranHOST
50:57
Let's have a little clip from the programme compiled and presented by Siobhan Murphy.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:01
We took over 100 puppies and bitches out of it, and they had been locked in a filthy, urine-smelly shed.
speaker_1HOST
1:00
Sort of.
speaker_1HOST
1:02
Animal Control returned the goats it was holding and says it no longer has any animals tied to the case.
speaker_1HOST
1:08
Their owner, known as Jacob Holliday, turned up near the Lincoln Memorial this morning, then was seen walking west on Interstate 66 in Roslyn with two black goats pulling his wagon.
speaker_1HOST
1:19
A third white goat hasn't been seen.

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