LEBANON CITY, Pa. (WHTM) — Residents looking to rescue stray animals in Lebanon City soon won’t be able to without approval from police.
The Lebanon City Police Department said Friday it is implementing a new policy requiring residents to complete a drop-off authorization form with the department before taking stray animals to the Humane Society of Lebanon.
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Starting Monday, Nov. 10, a city police officer must assist with the form and verify the location where an animal was found, the department said.
“This new process aims to ensure that the correct municipality is accountable for the stray animal being dropped off at the Humane Society,” the department said, adding the Humane society is cooperating with the new rule…