Animal rescue in Chelmsford in danger of closing after neighborhood complaint



WBZ TV’s Paul Burton reports.

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19 thoughts on “Animal rescue in Chelmsford in danger of closing after neighborhood complaint”

  1. Maybe she can buy the 10 feet of neighbors land — and don;t move anything.
    or pay them a small monthly rent to have them shut-up.. and accept the situation .money talks —

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  2. She can get a variance of the code thru the board of zoning adjustments. If she is denied, she can appeal to the council. Her next step is a petition and help from her Councilmember to get the variance process going.

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  3. I hope she can get the word out and get the help she needs. I can't believe that people would complain. I live in a very urban area and we had two racoons this summer for a few weeks, residing in our back yard, trying to get our chickens. Chickens are legal in the city. Then we have had some skunks recently. The more development the more we're going to get animals trying to survive.

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