Interim director of SC shelter resigns
The interim director of a South Carolina animal shelter that closed last month because of a canine distemper outbreak has resigned.
Published: January 08, 2009
The interim director of a South Carolina animal shelter that closed last month because of a canine distemper outbreak has resigned.
The Sun News of Myrtle Beach reports that Andree Frohmann stepped down Thursday, the same day that the shelter reopened. She had replaced Renee Macklen, who was fired shortly after the facility closed.
A call to the shelter was not immediately returned Thursday. The shelter closed Dec. 8 because of the highly contagious distemper, forcing the shelter to euthanize more than 100 dogs.
The Horry County Humane Society board said Wednesday the shelter in Conway was ready to reopen, with new procedures that will reduce the chances of another outbreak.
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