Sentences with phrase «shelter data reporting»

A variety of efforts have been undertaken over the past few decades to create a platform for shelter data reporting, yet no national or centralized system exists for consolidated shelter data until now.

Not exact matches

The responses from evacuees were then uploaded to the system, which integrated them with data from the shelters» emergency clinics and surveillance reports from Houston Department of Health and Human Services epidemiologists in the field.

Compared with client - owned — group data, significantly more relinquished shelter dogs in the confidential information group were reported to have ownerdirected aggression, stranger - directed aggression, dog - directed aggression or fear, stranger - directed fear, nonsocial fear, and separation - related behaviors.

Millions of animals are killed in animal shelters annually, but many shelters do not record or report data on the intake and disposition of the animals in their care.

On an annual basis, we publish this data in the form of the Animal Shelter Statistics Report.

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

Very few states require animal shelters to register or obtain licenses to operate, and even fewer require robust data - keeping and reporting.

The Shelter Medicine Program will collaborate with your shelter to gather data, discuss strengths and areas of concern, and develop recommendations and action plans in the form of a written report to support strengths and address coShelter Medicine Program will collaborate with your shelter to gather data, discuss strengths and areas of concern, and develop recommendations and action plans in the form of a written report to support strengths and address coshelter to gather data, discuss strengths and areas of concern, and develop recommendations and action plans in the form of a written report to support strengths and address concerns.

The first report of its kind, Cats in Canada investigated this overwhelming situation of cat overpopulation and presented data regarding the extent of homelessness, overburdened animal shelters and euthanasia.

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.

DHDR reports our data to Shelter Animals Count on a monthly basis.

Several leading national animal welfare organizations today announced the launch of Shelter Animals Count: The National Database Project, a first - of - its - kind platform for the collection and reporting of animal shelter data for organizations across the cShelter Animals Count: The National Database Project, a first - of - its - kind platform for the collection and reporting of animal shelter data for organizations across the cshelter data for organizations across the country.

The numbers are only approximations, because no central data collection exists and only some states require shelters to report intake and outcome figures.

Once an initial baseline of data has been gathered, Shelter Animals Count will be able to provide comparative reports — including shelter and U.S. census data through a Tableau Software interface — by miShelter Animals Count will be able to provide comparative reports — including shelter and U.S. census data through a Tableau Software interface — by mishelter and U.S. census data through a Tableau Software interface — by mid-2016.

-- 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

Standardized and transparent data - reporting practices once seemed a long way off, but Roach is excited to see how a new national database of animal shelter statistics could change that.

After groups sign up, they'll use a basic data matrix to report the minimum information Shelter Animals Count decided should be tracked monthly — beginning and ending animal count, type of live intake (like stray or owner relinquishment), species, age and outcome type (like adoption or euthanasia).

Data reflecting shelter / rescue animal populations is spotty due to a lack of reporting requirements, which leaders in animal welfare are aiming to address with the Shelter Animals Count pshelter / rescue animal populations is spotty due to a lack of reporting requirements, which leaders in animal welfare are aiming to address with the Shelter Animals Count pShelter Animals Count project.

The report also tracks the shelters intakes and outcomes and provides us the data we need to determine our Live Release Rate.

Accurate data from shelters and rescue groups is difficult to obtain because there is no central data reporting system for these institutions, and most states don't require reporting.

I reviewed the data from the states that mandate shelter reporting.

I studied the data reported by over 1,000 shelters nationwide.

For an in - depth view of our Shelter Animals Count Life Saving Data, view our complete 2016 Shelter Animals Count Report.

However, as of 2007, the Asilomar reports from Palo Alto Animal Services (PAAS) were published, and this agency is now included in the overall county shelter data.

One of our partners — PetSmart Charities ® — recently released the latest data from its third U.S. Shelter Pet Report.

Santa Cruz shelter data as reported by California Department of Health and by California Healthy Pets Coalitions

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

The calendar year annual shelter reports were generally not publicly available until 2007, when Asilomar Accords (Maddie's Fund, 2011) reporting standards were adopted by five of the six local shelters whose data is included in this report.

View our Annual Reports, to read more about what we do on a yearly reporting basis including shelter programs and live release rate data!

Camden County Animal Shelter reports monthly data reports to Shelter Animals Count national database.

These data and anecdotal information reported by shelters affected by H3N2 virus suggest that, to reduce the risk of transmission of H3N2 virus, infected dogs should be isolated from uninfected, unexposed dogs for a period of (greater than or equal to) 21 days following onset of illness.

Community Partnering as a Tool for Improving Live Release Rate in Animal Shelters in the United States — Collaboration among all shelters and nonhuman animal welfare groups within a community along with the transparent, shared reporting of uniform data have been promoted as effective ways to increase the number of animals» lives saved.

Fact: «There is no central data reporting system for U.S. animal shelters and rescues.»

Monitor animals and immediately report health or behavior abnormalities to supervisor, and shelter veterinarian Participate in stress and disease reduction efforts through purposeful and compassionate and placement of animals in the shelter environment Perform animal bathing and basic grooming Create and maintain necessary animal records, perform data entry Understand the care for neo-natal kittens and other special needs animals

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.

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.

As the leading cause of untimely death for dogs and cats in the U.S., euthanasia of shelter dogs and cats calls for consistent, uniform collection and reporting of shelter data and an epidemiological approach to quantify, track and treat the problem.

Experts in the animal welfare industry agree that data collection, reporting and analysis are essential to accountability, liability, public image, funding, program evaluation and addressing the enormous problem of euthanasia of shelter animals.

The ASPCA's approach to data collection and reporting facilitates an epidemiologic approach to accurately compare program effect from shelter to shelter and community to community.

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.

The ASPCA strongly supports a requirement that key records and data be maintained by all shelters, both public and private, routinely reported to an appropriate central entity, and made available to the public.

To achieve this, the team developed standardized statistical recordkeeping and reporting that shelters could adopt for accurate reporting of data.

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.

Keep in mind that shelters are not required to report to any central authority, and there are no clear standards for some of the categories represented by the data.

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)

Some communities have «50 %» next to the community's name, which means not all shelters reported data.

The Critique cites to the APA Report for data produced by a survey by shelters of their residents during a certain period.