Onchan MHK David Quirk says he wants reassurances that the Island’s dog wardens will still be able to look after the animals they pick up in future.
This week in the House of Keys, he’ll ask Environment Food and Agriculture Minister Phil Gawne to make a statement about the service.
Mr Quirk says he’s been contacted by constituents and charities who are worried about proposed changes to the way the current system operates.
But he says he doesn’t have enough information to pass on:
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Knives and 'sharp metal objects' found in Douglas Council recycling box
Local authority says such incidents 'must stop'
Bus drivers to go on strike
Walkout expected to last 10 days
Taxi driver remanded in custody after admitting £11k cheque fraud against father
Magistrates commit 46-year-old to higher court, citing seriousness of offences
Island businesses invited to FSA events
It's to strengthen awareness about financial crime
Yellow warning for snow
Comes in to effect at 6pm