Sentences with phrase «collecting shelter data»

Maddie's Fund ® is collecting shelter data (dogs and cats only) based on the Asilomar Accords from more than 500 animal welfare organizations.

We're collecting shelter data (dogs and cats only) based on the Asilomar Accords from more than 500 animal welfare organizations.

Not exact matches

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.

Data collected from shelters in 19 U.S. and Canadian cities (thanks to an amazing team of volunteers!)

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.

1 Total adoption numbers and donation amount are expected to increase as Maddie's Fund continues to collect data from participating shelters and rescue groups.

We are also collecting data from shelter and rescue directors about shelter medicine within your organization.

The National Federation of Humane Societies is asking animal sheltering organizations nationwide to take a short (about 10 - minute) survey on what data they collect and how they use it.

Since the Asilomar Accords were established, many of those same organizations and others put their heads together and created the Basic Data Matrix, which serves as a basis for the minimum data shelters should be collecting and reportData Matrix, which serves as a basis for the minimum data shelters should be collecting and reportdata shelters should be collecting and reporting.

Shelter Animals Count is collecting data using the Basic Data Matdata using the Basic Data MatData Matrix.

That's why, through the Shelter Animals Count database, we've been working extensively with other animal welfare organizations to collect truly accurate data that we can all use in the upcoming years.

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

-- Calling city and town clerk's offices to obtain updated animal control information — Preparing monthly Spay / Neuter Voucher Program data reports — Partnering with local Trap Neuter Return (TNR) groups to map feral colonies in Boston — Collaborating with local shelters to collect intake data to track program success

Collecting data is a complex process, especially for shelters — not only are shelter staff extremely busy, but some shelters worry that data could be misrepresented to make their organization look bad.

Through its website, the project collects and standardizes national shelter and rescue data in a searchable database.

In spite of recent attempts to collect the data, there are still no reliable national statistics to quantify the extent of shelter problems.

The shelter must be collecting and analyzing accurate data.

Data was also collected on bite reports in the shelter and in dogs after adoption.

The Shelter Statistics Task Force recognized, as a first step towards data collection, the need to better understand how information on animals was collected, recorded, analyzed, and used, and what support might be needed for these processes.

The Florida Legislature recently mandated animal shelters to collect and report their numbers but did not mandate a standard method or a centralized repository for collecting this data.

ASPCA Position The ASPCA strongly believes that the animal welfare community must clearly define our terms, and collect, report and compare shelter data using consistent, meaningful definitions and formulas.

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.

We do not have any good method of collecting data on animal shelters, either today or historically.

Another problem with collecting data on shelter animals is that there is little government regulation in place to force shelters to report to any central authority.

Some of the earliest data collection efforts were conducted by the American Humane Association which collected national shelter reporting statistics for 1985 - 1988 and 1990 (Nasser, Talboy & Moulton, 1992)

Notable limitations of the study include its sole focus on shelter - residing runaway youth with primary alcohol problems, as well as the findings being based upon data collected solely from the adolescents» perspectives.

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.