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One news report stated that the problem in the old facility was that dogs with distemper were being mixed with the dogs without distemper.
Can't they just give a distemper shot to every animal entering the shelter? A shot would be a whole lot cheaper than a $2.5 million shelter being built with the taxpayers' money.
I can think of a lot of other facilities to construct for $2.5 million than an animal shelter, like a place for batteredabused women and children or spend the money toward all the faulty water pipes in the city.
Glenda Edwards, Martinez
