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Fayetteville Animal Services Makes Recent Changes

City officials are also rethinking a ban on pit bulls in Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, and Bella Vista. The city's staff attorney presented legislation this month that would ban any new pit bulls from coming into the city. The language would also place restrictions on pit bull breeds grandfathered in.

Since the presentation, city officials have received feedback from residents and nonresidents across the country, including dog organizations. Camille Thompson, the city staff attorney, said animal control officers are researching other ordinances submitted to the city by animal organizations. Those ordinances were not breed-specific.

Animal control officers still have concerns, Thompson said. While there might be some modification of the proposed ordinance, Thompson said some of the restrictions could stay. They want to be preventive, she said. Washington County and Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, and Bella Vista animal control says it will continue to help with domestic animal issues, but not with Arkansas wildlife problems.

Council members, who tabled a second reading of the proposed ordinance that would ban pit bulls, said they want to find a balance between punishing and prevention. Washington County animal services in Fayetteville, Arkansas, declined to comment on the matter.