A local attorney is asking the Kanawha County Commission toconsider revising the language in its newly approved animalordinance, criticizing some of the existing rules for being toovague.
Christopher S. Smith, an attorney with Hoyer, Hoyer and Smith,PLLC, said he was attending Thursday's commission meeting as a doglover and pet owner. He wanted to talk to commissioners about theordinance, which passed in August, and offer suggestions on how itcould be made more effective.
The ordinance, aimed at limiting how and for how long dog ownerscan keep their animals chained outdoors, hasn't taken effect yet. Itpassed with a six-month moratorium to give the county time …
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