BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - As part of National Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, the City of Bowling Green’s Animal Protection Division and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office are proud to recognize and honor the invaluable contributions of their dedicated animal control officers.

From April 15 to April 19, they will celebrate the bravery, compassion and unwavering commitment of these frontline heroes who work tirelessly to protect the welfare of both animals and our community.

Throughout the week, the City of Bowling Green’s Animal Protection Division and Warren County Sheriff’s Office will be showing appreciation for our ACOs and highlighting their essential role in safeguarding public safety and animal welfare.

“We are incredibly grateful for the dedication and sacrifice of our city’s animal control officers, who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of both animals and residents in our community," said Brad Schargorodski, Division Manager of the City’s Animal Protection Division. "This week, we salute their bravery, compassion and unwavering commitment to public service."

The Bowling Green Animal Protection Division and Warren County Sheriff’s Office invite members of the community to join us in celebrating Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, and showing appreciation for the hardworking men and women who protect and serve our community's animals.

Together, let us recognize their contributions and honor their dedication to making our community a safer and more compassionate place for all. For more information about Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week and initiatives, please contact Brad Schargorodski, 270-393-3110 or AnimalProtection@bgky.org, or Captain Curtis Hargett, 270-842-1633 or inquiry@wcsoky.net.

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