BOONVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - In Boonville, people concerned about Warrick County Animal Control not having a budget brought their thoughts to the County Commissioners.

They say Animal Control is struggling to get by and provide necessary care for animals.

Several people spoke for Animal Control, and said they need funding for food, vaccinations, and more.

The commissioners said they are in full support of working with the community and Animal Control, and they will have to request to make a budget to the County council in the next meeting.

“We make sure that those animals are properly vaccinated and that they’re healthy and we also have to buy state law,” says Animal Control supervisor Monica Freeman. “Make sure that those animals are spayed and neutered. It’s it’s operating expenses. We h

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