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The Institute for Children, Poverty and Homelessness has added the number of students living in shelters to its online interactive data tool, which is available at http://tinyurl.com/zpt9s64.

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In addition to the collection of the data, our conversations with shelter workers revealed that many cities have a part - time worker who cares for animals in the morning and then works at a different position thereafter.

We gathered data on shelter access, shelter protocols, affordable spay / neuter programs, household incomes and population density in order to present a matrix that describes the lives of at - risk pets.

So ask yourself this: why don't 75 - 80 % more of our pet owning public use the shelter to get their new best friend: new best friend is 60 % likely to be ill / diseased; new best friend is likely to have an evaluation done by a non behavioral professional; new best friend may be covered in poo and his environment is not pleasant to the nose; new best friend lives in a place where my family and I can not talk or think and the counselor yelled at us the whole time trying to drown out the incessant barking; shelter has collected very little data on new best friend and does not have adequate staff to assist me with my adoption.

I looked at data for another shelter like mine: Medium - sized, open - admissions shelter, and in a large city.

Shelter staff recorded data daily about their feline populations, such as how many of their cats had a URI and how long those cats had been at the sShelter staff recorded data daily about their feline populations, such as how many of their cats had a URI and how long those cats had been at the sheltershelter.

In this third post in our series, we use R and open data to calculate and visualize a few basic numbers about intake at the Austin and Sacramento city shelters.

The shelters that value and capitalize on the data they collect will no doubt distinguish themselves as they become ever more proficient and sophisticated at lifesaving, setting new performance levels for other shelters to match.

So looking at the data, the majority of people are already leaning toward rescuing their next pet — with another 28 % of people who are «swing voters» if you will — could or could not get their pet from a rescue or shelter.

The shelter data provides us a marker for how well we, as an animal welfare field, are doing at saving lives.

In South Carolina, we have some data that indicates live release rate at SC shelters may be about 65 - 75 % but currently there is no way to know for sure.

Dr. Jan Scarlett, DVM, MPH, PhD, Director of Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell University, shared the secrets of effective use of data to fight shelter disease at the 2012 ASPCA / Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine ConferencShelter Medicine Program at Cornell University, shared the secrets of effective use of data to fight shelter disease at the 2012 ASPCA / Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine Conferencshelter disease at the 2012 ASPCA / Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine ConferencShelter Medicine Conference 2012.

Our Admin Angels assist at the front desk of the shelter during the lunch hours; answering the phone, data entry in PetPoint, assisting with adoptions and transactions, and / or many other administrative duties.

But some interesting data from Dr. Emily Weiss at the ASPCA highlights that pit bulls are really very highly adoptable dogs (they are actually the third most adopted breed from the shelters she studied) but that other issues, including breed - specific housing issues, are leading to many of their challenges.

In this third post in the series, we'll see how to use R and open data to calculate and visualize some basic numbers about intake at the Austin and Sacramento city shelters (Austin Animal Center and City of Sacramento Animal Care Services).

Collecting and using your own shelter's data can help you become more effective and efficient at saving animals.

«This is kind of a remarkable age for sheltering in that we have people working in shelters who are not just dedicated animal lovers who are committed to homeless animals, but who are actually stepping back and looking at the data and figuring out what's true and what's just anecdote,» Fricke says.

«We have tried at many different points in the history of animal sheltering and our national movement to gather data,» says Jodi Lytle Buckman, chair of the board of directors for Shelter Animals Count and senior director of community outreach at the ASPCA.

We don't have solid data on the number of shelters in the United States or their live release rates, but my best guess is that there are approximately 3,500 public shelters, and I wouldn't be surprised if as many as half of those shelters were at an 80 % or above live release rate.

The shelter looked at their data to find the 20 dogs who had been there the longest.

The statistics are grim: 32 percent of dogs and 64 percent of cats at the county shelter were put to sleep in the past two years — more than 20,000 animals — according to county data.

City of San Jose, State of California Department of Finance, and US Census Bureau population data was used to determine the human populations of individual cities in the county, which was then used to estimate the number of cats handled per 1,000 humans at the shelters.

Dr. Jan Scarlett, DVM, MPH, PhD, and Director of Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell, talks about what types of data to track and what metrics to calculate and monitor at the ASPCA / Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine Conference 2012.

Dr. Ellen Jefferson examined the data to create programs that specifically addressed the animals most at - risk of being killed in the local shelter.

Preference will be given to shelters and rescue organizations that have been operating for at least five years and have a proven lifesaving track record with their data published on their website.

At a 2011 conference (Cicirelli & DuCharme, 2011) data from the 2008 Jacksonville, Florida, USA shelter neuter return project, known as Feral Freedom, showed a 23 % decrease in cat intakes after 3 years from their SNR program.

In part - one, Dr. Jan Scarlett, Director of Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, discusses the collection and use of medical data in animal shelters, and how this can significantly improve the health of individual animals and the shelter popuShelter Medicine Program at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, discusses the collection and use of medical data in animal shelters, and how this can significantly improve the health of individual animals and the shelter popushelter population.

Trend data is added by conducting additional surveys, including counts of the shelter dog populations at representative shelters of all types around the U.S., and a survey by listed breed of dogs offered for sale or adoption in online classified ads.

I have a spreadsheet where I've entered data on the 100 shelters that were listed on this blog at the end of 2013 as having live release rates of 90 % or more (serving over 200 communities).

Designed to be practical, they are also based on scientific data and expert opinion,» stated Dr. Brian DiGangi, DVM, MS, DABVP, Clinical Associate Professor of Shelter Medicine at the University of Florida, Chairman of the Position Statement Committee, and President of the Association of Shelter Veterinarians Executive Board.

Central to this model is an «advisory council or task force representing a wide spectrum of community concerns and perspectives» whose members review available dog bite data, current laws, and «sources of ineffectiveness» and recommend realistic and enforceable policy, coupled with outreach to the media and educational efforts directed at those in regular contact with «dog owners and potential victims» (e.g., medical and veterinary professionals, animal control / shelters, teachers)(AVMA, 2001).

Both databases are tremendously useful, but at this time they contain data for only a fraction of the shelters in the United States, and the most recent data is for 2009.

Too many animals, a tight budget and not enough time: These are facts of life at many shelters, but a data - based approach can help shelters make the most of limited resources by targeting them where they'll have the biggest impact.

There's increasing data to demonstrate that once declawed, cats wind up at animal shelters due to behavioral problems.

Paperwork, data entry, etc., for detail - oriented folk and those who prefer «behind the scenes» work at the shelter.

The Dept. of Health must issue a report 24 months from the day the bill is signed that will provide key data on trends on the progress at each full service animal shelter and receiving center.

Dr. Emily Weiss has been digging into the data and wonders... Are adoptions up and intake down at your shelter?

The definitions of data categories may be altered at a shelter's or community's discretion.

If you are looking to take a more detailed look at collected data on the state and local levels, one great resource is Shelter Animals Count, an organization devoted to improving the data collection and analysis for animal shelters.

First we set up a shelter in the center of what will hopefully soon become an array of ocean sensors and acoustic modems to move data wirelessly through the water from point A in the north - west via point B to point C. Point C will become the pier at Thule Air Base while the tent is at B that I call Camp - B:

The study collected data from families at the time they were in emergency shelters, followed the families over the next 20 months, and then surveyed them again, collecting information about the family, the parents, and up to two focal children in each family.