citation_inspection: 17782

Sheep/goat pen: In the front area of the pen, fencing at the bottom of the sheep/goat pen had protruding wires sticking out in an approximate 2 foot area of fence. Also, a metal stake was placed in the ground approximately 8-10 inches from a gate entrance to the pen. The gap or opening between the stake and the gate creates enough space in which a goat or sheep could become trapped and/or injured. Pig pen: Wire fencing material with approximately 2 inch gaps was placed on the ground directly in front of a water source. The presence of protruding wires from fencing and inappropriately placed wiring and metal stakes may lead to animals being trapped or injured. These areas must be identified, kept in good repair and maintained to protect the animals and prevent injury to limbs and keep them from being entrapped between fence materials. Correct by 09-19-14