It's a control issue. These folks had control of the shelter for a long time, and now it's back with the shelter staff. And that's where it should be.

I also know a lot of these inspections are done for the element of surprise. It doesn't matter; we're comfortable either way.

We're on a very limited budget and it (daily operations) cost a lot.

I think it's a very emotional issue because animals can't speak for themselves. These are people who care about animals and think they are doing the right thing.

He was always very rational, very emotionally in control, I think he had a conservative point of view.

Any time Southern Oregon gets recognized for the good things happening here I?m pleased. However I continue to be disappointed by the way Oregon Business Magazine continues to portray Southern Oregon as Portland?s country cousin.