More Strays Appear In Tallahassee  Story by: James Buechele
Tallahassee, Fla.  "Well we like to say in the spring every
thing that can has babies does," said Tallahassee animal control
supervisor Jeff Doyle.  Spring has sprung and with it more
kittens and puppies.  "Spring is a natural time for a lot of
shelters to increase the number of animals coming in because
it's breeding season," said Erika Leckington of the Tallahassee
Animal Service Center.  She says you can't blame the extra
animals on college students leaving for the summer.  "Well
there's a common misconception that the college students are to
blame for a lot of the stray animals that we have in
Tallahassee."  However, not all animals are able to be housed at
the shelter.  "They're not very adoptable animals you know it's
not really the ideal situation for them to come to the shelter,"
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