As reported earlier in the Brownsville Monitor, Rancho Viejo residents have been noticing an increasing number in stray dogs or "feral dogs packs" have been attacking five cats and killed one raccoon prompting urgent attention from cameron county animal control that halted all operations in the city and drove to rancho viejo to investigate and follow the pack to the city of san benito where they noticed that indeed they had actual owners and houses they belonged too.
Rancho Viejo residents pleaded with the city commission that they needed to feel safe and secure while walking their beloved pets at night, so Brownsville PD has decided to support and assist the animal control department lending their valuable K9 ICE units to subdue and capture the pack of eleven dogs that have been seen in Rancho Viejo harassing cats and mauling raccoon's.
The Special K9 units consist of two German Shepard that have assisted Cameron County with the location of 200 pounds of meth and crack at Anzalduas International Bridge last year. The K9 units will assist animal control officers in reeling in the strays into a special pen that is going to be built around rancho viejo's main golf course where officers will be able to taze and capture the animals.
Operation "Kill Kill Fido" will take place Friday January 11th at 10:30 p.m. and the public is invited to assist and watch how the Brownsville PD, Cameron County Animal Control and ICE agents seize and euthanize the paks of dogs that have been terrorizing Rancho Viejo residents for the past four days!...
