Sentences with phrase «cat euthanasia»

This program is one of the many we have implemented that has allowed us to reduce our community's cat euthanasia rate by almost 68 % over 5 years!

This program was instrumental in reducing cat euthanasia at the local shelter from 81 % to 42 % over 13 years.

Historically these two factors have resulted in a high rate of cat euthanasia at shelters.

To further combat feral cat euthanasia, she developed one of the nation's most successful barn cat programs which saves over 300 feral cats from euthanasia annually.

In just one year, Iowa's Dubuque Regional Humane Society decreased cat euthanasia by 82 percent and increased the cat adoption rate by 40 percent.

By neutering and returning these shelter cats to their neighborhoods, cat euthanasia plummeted to 15 % by the end of 2013, making Alachua County one of the safest places in Florida to be a cat.

The targeted ZIP codes» success helped reduce cat euthanasia by 56 % overall.

Cat euthanasia dropped from 1,273 in 2011 to 88 in 2013, while cat intake dropped from 2,839 to 442.

Later dubbed the Feral Freedom program, RTF was a major driver for reducing cat euthanasia from greater than 90 % to less than 10 % in just a few years.

Reducing the number of kittens born to these cats would substantially reduce the number of cat euthanasias at the shelter, thereby reducing the costs borne by the taxpayers to handle and kill stray cats which can not be socialized.

Dr. Plunkett takes a consultative approach when discussing cat euthanasia with pet parents.

Mobile Veterinary Hospital of Tulsa is dedicated to providing pain - free and peaceful cat euthanasia in the privacy of your home.

1 - One reason cat euthanasias have declined is because, and this is a fact, at least some shelters restrict the number of cats they admit.

By working with these local partners, the shelter's live - release rate for cats rose to 76 percent — an unprecedented number, especially compared to the 90 percent cat euthanasia rate recorded only a few years ago.

The numbers — such as decreased shelter intake and fewer cat euthanasias — are presented without asking «What does this really tell us about outdoor cat numbers?»

We manage the humane services of Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR) and community cat diversion, keeping cats out of shelters and preventing cat euthanasia.

Hear how Iowa's Dubuque Regional Humane Society decreased cat euthanasia by 82 % and increased the cat adoption rate by 40 %.

By neutering and returning these shelter cats to their neighborhoods, cat euthanasia plummeted to 13 percent in 2012, making Alachua County the safest place to be a cat in Florida.

The three - year programs led to a drop in cat intake in Albuquerque and a plummeting of cat euthanasia in both cities.

During that same year, cat euthanasia dropped 89 % with less than 250 cats dying.»

New York City currently has the lowest dog and cat euthanasia rate per capita in the country.

In fact, the innovative program achieved a 50 % drop in cat euthanasia in Jacksonville in the first year.

The Wildlife Society was one of few groups I found willing to advocate for feral cat euthanasia, after seeking out adoption.

At the Humane Society we've increased adoptions, transfers, and implemented other innovative programs that have been able to reduce cat euthanasia in the same time period by 69 %!

There is no doubt which cat population is causing the huge numbers of cat euthanasias at the shelter.

Locally, the cat euthanasia rate at animal shelters is about 90 % and less than 1 % of these cats are ever claimed by owners.

Cat euthanasia has decreased 96 % since 2002.

In Lyman, the cat euthanasia rate has also been decreased by 60 %.

Your state has pledged to help put a dent in the staggering dog and cat euthanasia numbers by releasing a one - of - a-kind license plate.

These shelter - based programs aim to reduce cat euthanasia and intake through Return to Field and TNR.

So in December 2012, while speaking to a small group of shelter workers in Chico, Calif., about innovative approaches for decreasing cat euthanasia, Hurley tried something new.

Grants are offered through the Best Friends No More Homeless Pets Network Parter program to organizations that create a significant and measurable decrease in local dog and cat euthanasia rates and increase adoptions in their communities.

By neutering and returning these shelter cats to their neighborhoods, cat euthanasia plummeted to 13 % in 2012, making Alachua County the safest place to be a cat in Florida.

CFHS partnered with the C4C team and, at one of our pilot shelters, cat euthanasia decreased by 69 % in just one year.

When they looked at the intake trends for both cats and dogs (although efforts focused on cats) for five years before the project and during the two years of the project, «We found that cat euthanasia in that ZIP code plummeted compared to the rest of the county.»

Overpopulation, crowded shelters and cat euthanasia — these are problems we can help solve, together.

Cat euthanasia decreased by 69 % in just one year at Guelph, and all four of the original shelters in the pilot program saw marked improvements in cat welfare, staff morale, and community support.

«In response to the serious plight of cats in the United States, not only over-population but a belief that they are disposable, Ella's CatHouse and Catnip Bar was founded in part to respond to the atrocious number of cat euthanasia's, specifically in the Bay area of San Francisco,» said JARR co-founder Monica Stevens, «Our hope is that cat adoption will far exceed euthanasias, and Ella's will become an educational resource for the care of our feline friends.»

Best Friends and partner PetSmart Charities ® expand our Community Cats Project to Prima County, Arizona, to reduce cat euthanasia and shelter intake.

What's more, cat euthanasia has dropped by 76 % during that same period.

Determine and state the specific goal (s) of the RTF program, for example; a reduction of cat euthanasias in the community, or reduction in the number of nuisance cat calls, or a decrease in overall shelter population of cats or shortening the length of stay for cats in the shelter.

There is some great progress on other fronts: • Cat euthanasia rates are dropping — in 2016, 18 % of animals admitted to Canadian shelters were euthanised, and 95 % of those were for health reasons.