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Sheriff Hanson consistently has expressed his concern about the dangers surrounding illicit tent encampments. Some people living in these encampments have pets, and use these pets as a reason to not go to a shelter, treatment, etc. Having a pet should not be a barrier to getting healthy and...

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🎥: Meet Bear! 🐕 DCSO - Omaha, NE Sheriff Aaron Hanson (DCSO) is fostering a dog through the Nebraska Humane Society whose owner has now transitioned from living on the streets to living in a shelter. If you’re interested in fostering, please go to
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🎥: Meet Bear! 🐕 DCSO - Omaha, NE Sheriff Aaron Hanson (DCSO) is fostering a dog through the Nebraska Humane Society whose owner has now transitioned from living on the streets to living in a shelter. If you’re interested in fostering, please go to

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Last week Sheriff Hanson shared an opportunity for those who believe that we can’t remove tent encampments until we provide “housing first”, to volunteer to shelter tent dwellers in their own homes. 👎Not surprisingly, we received no volunteers. 👉 Instead we need to focus on real solutions to help this vulnerable part of our community: ✅Ban tent encampments and support our local shelters, no one gets better in a tent encampment ✅Increase our mental health infrastructure in the community ✅Support creating a specifically designated problem solving court to help these vulnerable people
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Last week Sheriff Hanson shared an opportunity for those who believe that we can’t remove tent encampments until we provide “housing first”, to volunteer to shelter tent dwellers in their own homes. 👎Not surprisingly, we received no volunteers. 👉 Instead we need to focus on real solutions to help this vulnerable part of our community: ✅Ban tent encampments and support our local shelters, no one gets better in a tent encampment ✅Increase our mental health infrastructure in the community ✅Support creating a specifically designated problem solving court to help these vulnerable people

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The DCSO expresses our deep condolences to the family of the homeless woman who passed away in a tent over the weekend during sub-zero temps. Deputies are asking all homeless tent inhabitants to please go to the safety of a shelter during these deadly frigid temperatures. Those who refuse help are being referred to street outreach. Please support our incredible local homeless shelters. Siena Francis House Open Door Mission Thank you to Omaha Scanner for the scanner audio.
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The DCSO expresses our deep condolences to the family of the homeless woman who passed away in a tent over the weekend during sub-zero temps. Deputies are asking all homeless tent inhabitants to please go to the safety of a shelter during these deadly frigid temperatures. Those who refuse help are being referred to street outreach. Please support our incredible local homeless shelters. Siena Francis House Open Door Mission Thank you to Omaha Scanner for the scanner audio.

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🦮: the real reason I wanted to volunteer at a dog shelter is that there are so many dogs and cats in the world without a family or home. So if you find out through this video and if you’re ready to adopt a pet then please look into it. Besides the shelter I visited today, there are a lot of shelters across Korea so if you are interested please look into it. But you have to be ready to have a pet! Seriously! As a person who has a dog too, I want you to adopt when you are fully prepared!

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