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Franklin Youth Center Holds ‘Pet Care Day’

January 27, 2023 General News, Youth Center

Animal Control Officer Katie Nordhaus shows Carl, the Boa Constrictor, to students at the Youth Center.

A group of township middle schoolers got an introduction to some animals and learned the responsibilities of Franklin’s animal control officers at “Pet Care Day” hosted by the Franklin Township Youth Center.

On hand to present the animals and answer questions were animal control officers Katie Nordhaus and Brian Hartman.

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