More than 90 animals have “fur-ever” homes thanks to the efforts of Pulaski County Animal Control Director Sarah Thompson. Since March she’s been providing short-term housing for strays she picks up and posting their photos on Facebook and other animal rescue websites. Thompson says that number does not include the kittens that have been re-homed to farmers and others looking to control their rodent populations. Prior to Thompson’s hiring as animal control director, homeless pets were taken to the shelter in Starke County, where a fee had to be paid to drop them off.
