Cranbury Board of Health Appoints New Township Veterinarian, Discusses Animal Licensing and Health Facility Metrics

The Cranbury Board of Health appointed Dr. Madsby as the new township veterinarian during the recent meeting. Members also discussed issues related to animal licensing compliance and provided an update on health facility vaccination metrics.

08:10The meeting’s central topic was the unanimous appointment of Dr. Madsby as the township veterinarian following a motion and roll call vote. The board expressed satisfaction with Dr. Madsby’s previous work at the clinic and quickly moved to confirm his new role.

Another topic was the update on animal licensing. The board addressed outstanding renewals, noting that a list of unrenewed licenses, including approximately three cats and several dogs, had been sent for follow-up action. Those who have not renewed their licenses by April 1st are subject to a second notice mandating a court appearance and a fine ranging from $75 to $150.

09:49The board also discussed an informative update regarding vaccination metrics in long-term care facilities. A survey on the Department of Health website offers a breakdown of COVID-19 and flu vaccination rates among residents and staff, providing a valuable tool for evaluating these facilities. The board plans to include a link to this resource in their meeting minutes for public access.

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