Miranda's Rescue permit

Said the operator should be held liable during the investigation, questioned why animals weren't in protective custody, and said she no longer feels comfortable visiting the area.

Opposed reinstating the rescue's permit, citing 26 years of violations, unpaid fees, and the mass graves of dogs found on the property.

President of Fix Our Shelters; argued the county allowed 22 years of permit violations and questioned how the rescue was allowed to reopen.

New county resident urging rapid action to protect animals and a hurting community.

Questioned why the operator got 25 years to comply and said unpermitted structures, animals, and unresolved euthanasia and flood-safety issues remain.

Former Californian now in Oregon who said she is embarrassed by the lack of transparency and wants accountability for the animals.

Asked the commission to put permit revocation on its agenda, citing county code grounds including fraud — alleging the application falsely claimed an approved septic system and buildings that don't exist.

Urged the board to restore standard permit enforcement, saying the rescue's conditional use permit expired two decades ago and the county should not consider an extension.

A citizen rescuer who gathered evidence said the CUP expired 22 years ago, criticized delayed animal inventories, and called for systemic accountability.