Dallas Animal Services (DAS) is
the municipal open admissions shelter for the City of Dallas.
Not exact matches
The pilot program will take place in nine
shelters across the country, ranging from small, limited -
admission private
shelters to large,
open -
admission municipal facilities.
By proving that
open admission municipal shelters, even with old buildings and limited resources, CAN save all the healthy and treatable animals in their care.
For example, it is likely to be lower for an
open -
admission municipal shelter than for a limited - intake rescue organization.
HSBV is an
open admission municipal shelter which has achieved a 92 % live release rate and strives to be innovative to save more lives.
Gradually, we learned what worked and what didn't, as much through research as through visiting
shelters, both large and small,
municipal and private,
open admission and no kill.
That's why we fought to make the Southern Brazoria County Animal
Shelter the only No Kill
Open Admission Municipal Animal
Shelter in Brazoria County.
In many
open admission municipal shelters in Louisiana, a cat has a.05 percent chance of getting out of a
shelter alive.
Consider this example taken from the annual report of a humane society under contract to provide
municipal animal control and a
municipal open -
admission animal
shelter:
As a
municipal,
open -
admissions shelter we receive in animals that are found stray within our jurisdiction, animals that owners no longer can care for, as well as injured and abused animals.
The intern will participate in several clinical rotations selected from a palette of
open -
admission municipal and limited -
admission adoption - guarantee
shelters in Florida.
For most
municipal shelters like CACC,
open -
admission is the law.
CACC is a
municipal,
open admission shelter, meaning it must take in any stray animal who shows up at its door.
Friends of San Francisco Animal Care and Control (FSFACC) is the only organization dedicated to raising funds for the City's
municipal,
open -
admission animal
shelter and its rescue partners in order to enhance or establish programs and services that benefit animals, and serve and educate the public.
In 2005, we began this organization with a vision for a No Kill Austin — an
open -
admission municipal animal
shelter with a 90 % or higher save rate — at a time when the city was killing 55 % of impounded animals and over 14,000 a year.
On the right sidebar you will find a list of communities at or near No Kill status in the US, many led by an
open -
admission municipal shelter.
Sick and injured pets: Pasadena Animal
Shelter is an open admissions, municipal shelter, so we often take in in animals that are too ill to go up for ad
Shelter is an
open admissions,
municipal shelter, so we often take in in animals that are too ill to go up for ad
shelter, so we often take in in animals that are too ill to go up for adoption.
Learn how Rockwall Pets has taken two
municipal open -
admission shelters to no - kill status in Rockwall County, TX.
Check out the results of a study just published in the peer - reviewed journal Animals, «Factors Associated with High Live Release for Dogs at a Large,
Open -
Admission,
Municipal Shelter.»
In 2006, I had a wonderful opportunity to move into the newly emerging field of
shelter medicine by becoming the City of Tallahassee's first veterinarian with Tallahassee Animal Services, an
open -
admission municipal shelter in Florida.
On August 1 of last year, a non-profit named Petaluma Animal Services Foundation took over management of the city's
open -
admission municipal shelter.
We know that
open -
admission municipal shelters can save 90 % and more of intake, and
shelters across the country have proventhat.
The euthanasia rate for cats in Louisiana's
municipal shelters is over 99 percent and for dogs in many of the
open admission facilities it is over 80 percent.
Four feline behavior experts (Miranda K. Workman, Samantha Bell DiGenova, Lisa Stemcosky and Sara Russell) were hand - picked by JGF to lead the second year of this program in nine
shelters across the country, ranging from small, limited -
admission private
shelters to large,
open -
admission municipal facilities.
So if you're an under - funded, understaffed,
open -
admission municipal shelter overwhelmed with the throngs of unwanted pets your community continually dumps at your doorstep (as opposed to limited or closed
admission shelters that can pick and choose the animals they take in), and you have no additional resources at your disposal, then the odds of being able to implement lifesaving programs isn't favorable.