La County ordinance would give animal control officers the right to declare a dog 'vicious'
Los Angeles County supervisors have approved an ordinance that would give animal control officers the right to declare a dog ``vicious,'' a designation that in rare cases could result in the animal being euthanized.
An Anderson County animal control officer and his wife have each been charged with 92 counts of animal cruelty after authorities seized 177 dogs, one cat and one bird from their home on Wednesday.