Animal Center gets interim leaders to help with five-year improvement plan - Austin Monitor
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The Austin Animal Center is undergoing leadership changes with the appointment of Rolando Fernandez as interim chief animal services officer following the retirement of Don Bland. This change comes amid his controversial tenure marked by community criticism regarding overcrowding and the city's no-kill policy. The new interim leadership team will focus on implementing a strategic five-year plan adopted by City Council, targeting improvements in areas such as humane care, public health, and volunteer support to enhance overall animal services in Austin.
"The City is moving forward with a new leadership team at the Austin Animal Center following significant controversy and leadership change to enhance animal welfare services."
"This five-year strategic plan aims to address longstanding challenges in animal services, focusing on humane care, spay and neuter services, and public health initiatives."
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