During Tuckerton borough’s Feb. 22 council meeting, an ordinance prohibiting the feeding of wildlife throughout the borough was tabled after much of the community spoke out against it.
When the meeting was opened for public comment on the ordinance, Galloway resident Amanda Wilkens spoke to say that, although she is no longer a borough resident, she still has an active role in animal rescues there. Wilkens runs Moma’s-gona Rescue, specializing in the rescue of dogs, cats and bunnies.
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