A woman who operates a private adult family home in Puyallup has agreed to pay a fine after being reprimanded for allowing animal feces and urine to coat the home’s floor, according to the state Department of Social and Health Services.
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Woman who operated Puyallup adult home agrees to pay fine for unsanitary conditions
A woman who operates a private adult family home in Puyallup has agreed to pay a fine after being reprimanded for allowing animal feces and urine to coat the home’s floor, according to the state Department of Social and Health Services.
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