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Animal Control Staff Gets Training at Suffolk County Farm

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The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance skills and knowledge related to handling farm animals. COURTESY TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

authorStaff Writer on Nov 18, 2024
The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management’s Animal Control Division recently partnered with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to enhance employee skills and knowledge... more

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