Sentences with phrase «for shelter statistics»

By creating standardized reporting and definitions for shelter statistics including intake, adoptions, return - to - owner, transfers, euthanasia and shelter deaths, we will increase live outcomes.

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Rising numbers of homeless individuals and new contracting rules for homeless shelters led to a 15 percent increase in the number of contracts submitted by City Hall for homeless services, statistics provided by the city comptroller's office show.

However, the Asilomar Accords method is gaining momentum as a standard for more accurately tracking animal shelter care and euthanasia numbers; it posts annual statistics for some 150 different U.S. shelters on its website.

Researchers focused their study on 100 municipalities in Colorado, the only state to compile public data for animal shelter surrenders and other statistics.

Statistics Canada said higher shelter costs and food prices also increased the inflation rate, while costs for health and personal care declined.

As the statistics show it is impossible for us to house and find homes for all the cats that are dropped off at the shelter.

If you would like to look up more information on the pit bull, or would like to see the statistics for yourself to believe, you can find plenty of information both online and from your local animal shelters in your area as well.

These shocking statistics underline the severity of the homeless pet problem, and drive home the need for pet lovers to do whatever they can to help shelter animals.

Michael has a gift for data and keeps up with statistics and reporting that is required of all Virginia animal shelters.

Complete adoption statistics for OHS and the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP) are found in the following Asilomar reports (all PDF):

Asilomar Accords are a set of criteria; guiding principles, standardized definitions, a statistics table for tracking shelter populations and a formula for determining live release rates in shelters.

Spay / Neuter is the most substantial way to reduce unwanted pets, and here are the statistics from the shelter's program for getting all adoptions spayed or neutered.

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Statistics show that of the estimated 1.1 million cats brought to Canadian shelters in 2011, nearly half were euthanized due to a lack of space or resources to care for them, or illness (CFHS Cats in Canada Report 2012).

We are grateful to Beth Ward and Chris Benninger at the Humane Society of Silicon Valley, Greg VanWassenhove at County of Santa Clara, and Jon Cicirelli at the City of San Jose for providing annual shelter statistics.

Please click on the link below to view Maddie's Fund Statistics for the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter.

Vasudeva credits a number of G2Z strategies for the positive trends, such as implementing a foster care program; collaborating with community vet clinics; communicating the new approaches to everyone internally; and sharing shelter statistics with the public.

In Louisiana in 2010 (the most recent year for which statistics are available), 32 shelters reported taking in 69,540 dogs; 43,278 of them were put down, according to Maddie's Fund, a nonprofit that tracks canine euthanasia statistics.

The Burlington County Animal Shelter released statistics for 2017.

Statistics indicate that at least 25 % of all shelter animals are purebred, and breed rescues will tell you there is no shortage of purebred animals looking for homes.

Shelter statistics from those days are sketchy, but our best guess from the available evidence is that the situation for homeless pets reached a crisis point around 1970 due to their massive numbers.

By utilizing a standard language for statistics, shelters and their supporters are able to easily and clearly track progress both at a specific shelter and across shelters nationwide.

Dr. Julie Levy presented three short sessions, All About Cats, examining three important facets of sheltering for felines: infectious disease, statistics, and lifesaving programs.

Statistics show that pretty much no matter the locale; it is pretty consistent with most shelters and rescue org's that the adoption rate is lower, the surrender rate is higher, the wait time for adoption is longer and euthanasia rate is higher with big black dogs.

Detailed statistics for 2017 can be found in the Shelter Animals Count report: 2017 Shelter Animals Count Report.

Statistics for cats across shelters in North America tend towards a 90 % kill rate, which means healthy, cute, purebred, cats are dying because people are going to breeders and pet - stores instead of shelters.

The foundation for managing the shelter population of animals and assessing staffing needs rests solely on accurate statistics for dogs, cats, puppies, neonatal puppies and neonatal kittens.

Patronek and Rowan of the Tufts University Center for Animals and Public Policy compiled statistics in 1996 to show that shelters receive approximately four million dogs each year and kill about 2.4 million dogs.

Camden County Animal Shelter statistics are published for public review.

Yesterday I reported on the statistics of the Charlottesville - Albemarle shelter, which had a 94 % live release rate for 2012.

I won't overwhelm you with all of the data, but I do think there were several key statistics that I think are important for rescues / shelters to know about pet ownership in the US — and some things that I just found to be interesting.

I have tried in posting about each city and county to include links to the online statistics available for that community, as well as listing the main organizations in the area including animal control, the shelter / pound, major private groups, and any umbrella coalitions.

Rockwall Pets posts the full statistics for the municipal shelter for 2012 online, broken down by month.

For statistics purposes, however, you can completely ignore how a shelter classifies its intake (adoptable / unadoptable), and just look at outcomes.

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.

«Our annual animal shelter statistics and anecdotal evidence seem to indicate that things are getting better for cats in Canada, but we need this data to get a more conclusive answer,» says Barbara Cartwright, CEO of the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies.

However, a 2013 report regarding sheltering statistics for the state of California pointed out that cats left to their own devices were 13 times more likely to find their way home on their own than if they were taken into a shelter.

Click the badge below to view the entire Shelter Animals Count platform and the links below it for Flagler Humane Society statistics.

Because there is such a high demand for spots in animal shelters, the ASPCA also states, «Every year, nearly 1.5 million animals living in shelters across the U.S. are euthanized» (Pet Statistics).

From there she educated herself about shelter statistics and what terms like PTS meant for otherwise healthy, blameless animals.

Although it's hard to track down reliable statistics, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals estimates that about 3.9 million dogs go to shelters each year and 1.2 million are euthanized.

In 2014, the Colorado Department of Agriculture's statistics showed that Colorado saved 88.91 % of all cats and dogs entering shelters and rescues — a model for the nation.

The statistics we have for pet acquisition in the 1970s and 1980s are not very comprehensive, but it appears that in those days only about 10 % of people acquired their pet from a shelter.

«Our inability to provide reasonably valid statistics makes it difficult to offer a credible presentation on the need for a concerted effort to deal with the issue [euthanasia of shelter animals], design initiatives to ameliorate the problem, or evaluate progress and performance of these efforts.»

They may work with several shelters, and they probably don't have time to keep up on current statistics for each shelter, much less long - term trends in intake and live releases.

But the statistics of how many are adopted from shelters and how many actually visit a veterinarian for follow - up visits shows a disturbing trend.

While «there are few long - term individual shelter statistics or cross-sectional statistics for the nation as a whole,» (Zawistowski et al., 1998) the field has undertaken numerous efforts to address the need for sound data.

Do you have full statistics (at least as much information as is contained in the Basic Matrix used by Shelter Animals Count) for your shelter for the last 10Shelter Animals Count) for your shelter for the last 10shelter for the last 10 years?

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)

You can find statistics from all ASAP partner shelter and for the coalition as a whole here.