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Olive Branch requires pets to be leashed, kept out of ponds in city parks

Summary by DeSoto County News
Mayor Ken Adams and city officials said a city ordinance requires pets to be leashed and kept out of ponds to protect public safety and wildlife.
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Olive Branch requires pets to be leashed, kept out of ponds in city parks

Mayor Ken Adams and city officials said a city ordinance requires pets to be leashed and kept out of ponds to protect public safety and wildlife.

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DeSoto County News broke the news on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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