Improvements in Waggon Animal Shelter after video controversy

Tulsa, Okla. (Ktul) – Wagoner is known as the home of the Bulldogs. There is even one who greets you on the front of the town hall. So imagine the surprise when a video about the state of the state of the state of the city was recently published.

“Personally, I didn't want to bring anything out, but I couldn't do that,” said City Councilor Nathaniel Wilson. He posted the video and says that the building has to be convicted.

“Every centimeter of this has to be torn down,” he said.

“I have never come to me and told me that there are any concerns or anything,” said Mayor Dalton Self. He and a number of city workers played in action, power washing, painting, new plumber and much more.

“We bought a new air conditioning unit, we will use a new air conditioning system,” he said.

Himself says he would like to have a new shelter, but …

“We are three quarters of the way to a budget in a budget, we have nothing for a new pound,” he said.

While the building initiated improvements today, it has definitely improved all of this, as has come to improve the relationships between the mayor and the city council Wilson.

“What was posted was a complete click bait,” he said.

“Click-Bait received help in a desperate area if this was the case,” said Wilson.

A new processing in the Wagoner Animal Shelter with a lot of political barks in the Bulldogs' house.

“It is difficult to be the one who says something,” said Wilson.

“I would absolutely love to have a new pound. I would like to have the nicest pound in the state of Oklahoma, but at the moment it is simply not financially possible,” said Self.