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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2011
Page
2
Angela Kneece, 43, of Schley Street, arrested after repeated nonemergency 911 calls to the sheriff's office and profanity toward dispatchers. She faces up to six months in jail or a $200 fine if convicted. Kneece released on $2,500 bond.
Aiken County Animal Control pledged assistance to the Aiken SPCA after a Friday night fire. Chief Enforcement Officer Bobby Arthurs said staff will help with shelter, medical care, and relocation. A county triage unit treated animals as volunteers fostered them, with about 25 animals taken in that night. Crews will return to begin extensive rebuilding of the damaged SPCA facility.
Amid a blaze, Animal Connection opens kennels for incoming animals and urges surrender only if needed. The SPCA offers a 25 adoption fee reduction while the County shelter runs a two for one deal at 70 dollars for two or 35 dollars for one. SPCA volunteers attend PetSmart for the Adopt A Thon Friday through Sunday.
A January clinic at Valerie Swygert's Jasmine Farm in Windsor featured the Racewood dressage simulator Amerika. Rider Esfandiari says the unit, one of fewer than eight in the U.S., helps riders gain confidence, improve seat and aids, and support rehabilitation while instructors provide real-time adjustments.
Aiken Rotary Club members greeted Jessie the bloodhound and Jerry, an explosives specialist, from the Aiken County Sheriff Office canine unit. Deputies Selwyn DeLoach and Felton Craig praised Tex, the late bloodhound remembered for tracking an armed robber. The sheriff’s office, with 10 bloodhounds ages up to eight, serves 39 counties and four neighboring communities.
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