The Village of Muscoda, Wisconsin, is best known as the "Morel Mushroom Capital of Wisconsin." The Village has a population of 1,300 and is nestled on the borders of Iowa, Grant, and Richland counties.
Recently, a local resident and "pit bull" terrier owner approached the council with concerns about their outdated Breed Discriminatory Ordinance. Other local advocates voiced their support.
At the July 8 council meeting the issue was discussed and a motion was made to repeal the ordinance and recreate a breed neutral dangerous dog ordinance. The motion passed unanimously.
Hats off to the elected officials in Muscoda. ALL dog lovers can once again enjoy living in and visiting the Morel Mushroom Capital of Wisconsin!
Here is a screen shot from the meeting minutes:
Recently, a local resident and "pit bull" terrier owner approached the council with concerns about their outdated Breed Discriminatory Ordinance. Other local advocates voiced their support.
At the July 8 council meeting the issue was discussed and a motion was made to repeal the ordinance and recreate a breed neutral dangerous dog ordinance. The motion passed unanimously.
Hats off to the elected officials in Muscoda. ALL dog lovers can once again enjoy living in and visiting the Morel Mushroom Capital of Wisconsin!
Here is a screen shot from the meeting minutes:
Here is the proposed new breed neutral ordinance:
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