WMOK recently spoke with Metropolis Animal Control and Abatement Officer John Roman for Coffee Break. Officer Roman said he had two calls for dog bites last week. Officer Roman advised that you must have your dogs up to date on their shots, especially Rabies and to keep your animals in your own yard.
Hear our conversation below:
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