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On the morning of Father's Day, Tricia Homan was getting ready for the day and to open up the Fur Shack.

The Dodge County Humane Society has filed a lawsuit against the City of Fremont and FurEver Home LLC., over the approaching termination of its contract with the city. The action came in two separate complaints filed against the city and newly contracted animal sheltering service on Feb. 25 and 26, respectively. Two days prior to the filing of DCHS’s complaint against the City of Fremont, Fremont City Council voted to approve a letter of termination outlining several sections of the city’s contract with DCHS that are alleged to be in violation. Those alleged violations include failur...

COLLIN SPILINEK Fremont Tribune With a four-hour livestream full of games, treats and buckets of ice, FurEver Home Inc. raised more than $12,000 for its operations Monday. The Fremont shelter’s Facebook Live fundraiser took place in conjunction with Kris Rotonda of Jordan’s Way, who is traveling to all 50 states to raise awareness for animal shelters. “We only have our nail-trimming going on, so we’ve not had a lot of events to welcome the public to,” FurEver Home President Deb Newill said. “So it was a godsend today to have Kris do this here and just...

Fremont City Council voted in favor of issuing a letter of termination to the Dodge County Humane Society during its Tuesday meeting. The letter, signed by Mayor Joey Spellerberg, outlines several sections of the city’s contract with DCHS that have been in violation and have not been remedied since a Notice of Cure toward the end of October. In the letter, the city established that, due to the lack of action to remedy the noted violations, the city has the right to exercise the right to terminate its contract with DCHS 30 days after the notice is given. Five sections of the city’s c...