<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

My husband and I have lived in a rural area for almost three years. Last year a nice couple in their twenties with two younger kids (boy and girl under ten) moved in next door. Our problem is this:

They have LOTS of animals. And I don't judge for that because we do too. Except they don't contain theirs. They've lost two dogs already because their fence is riddled with holes. Twice now I've woken up to their horses in our pig pen. Their remaining dogs have killed a few of our hens.

For two days straight last winter they were out of town and their horses and cows tore up and down the roads and fields. The police had a hard time containing them. They got aggressive and apparently no one was trained to handle that.

I've tried to be understanding because they are young and just trying to make a living like the rest of us. But its becoming a huge problem. Every time we wrangle their animals back into their yard they apologize and say they'll fix it but they never do.

The easiest solution would be for them to fix their fence. The husband actually does fencing for a living, so its not like he doesn't know how or doesn't have extra material. My husband has even offered to help him do it.

Now I'm at my wits end because I'm pregnant and their horse got in our yard again this morning. I couldn't help my husband this time because we were both afraid of me getting kicked.

I hate to cause problems for them because I know they're struggling, but I can't keep doing this. Should I call animal control? What should I tell my neighbors?
<bot>: Neighbors won't contain their animals, I'm starting to feel like it's becoming a danger. What do I do?