LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Some small livestock owners in Louisville are worried a new city ordinance passed in October may impact their ability to keep their animals.
This issue was first discovered when a miniature pony named Bandit in Louisville’s Germantown/Merriwether neighborhood got a ticket. The ticket was given to Bandit’s owner Susan Bruner because the ordinance says miniature ponies need to be on at least an acre of land.
Metro Councilwoman Jennifer Chappell said Monday that she’s working on adding “grandfathering” language to the ordinance that would allow Bandit to stay…