In a move that has ruffled fur and feathers alike, officials in Northglenn, Colorado, have approved a sweeping new ordinance that caps the number of pets residents can keep in their homes. Starting August 1, families in this Denver-area city will be limited to just four cats and dogs combined—or face the threat of court-ordered pet removal.
This isn’t satire. If you’re a proud pet owner in Northglenn with a heart big enough to care for more than four furry companions, you’re now officially on notice.
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The city of Northglenn, home to approximately 38,000 residents, recently updated its website with a stern warning about this “important change,” claiming it’s meant “to maintain a balanced and comfortable environment for all community members.”
Behind the bland government language is a decision that could rip families apart from their beloved animals.
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