Kathy Larsen has recently been hired as the animal control officer for the town of Easton, replacing Kevin Marquis.
She can be reached at 207-488-6634 and encourages phone calls with any animal concerns.
On May 26, she received a call about a dog who appeared to be in serious medical condition. He was not responsive and unfortunately had no license or any other information to find out where he lived. The small group of people who found him stayed until she got there.
Larsen offered kudos to all of them and said she was so proud, and that this proves people do care.
The dog was taken to the nearest vet, though unfortunately he did not make it.
Easton residents, please don’t hesitate to call Larsen if something does not appear right. You could perhaps save a life.
Maine has laws to protect animals, who have no voice.
Five generations, top row from left: Chloe McLean, James Viel and Ian McLean. Bottom row: Alberta Viel and Nikki Lockhart.
(Courtesy of Hillary Hallett)
Five generations, top row from left: Chloe McLean, James Viel and Ian McLean. Bottom row: Alberta Viel and Nikki Lockhart.
(Courtesy of Hillary Hallett)
Five generations: Top row: Nancy Viel James Jordan and NIkki Lockhart. Bottom row: Ian McLean and Chloe McLean.
(Courtesy of Hillary Hallett)
Hillary Hallett is the correspondent for Easton. She can be reached by sending an e-mail to: hillary_jt@myfairpoint.net or calling 551-7737.
