Especially when resources to move animals through to adoption are limited (e.g. space in adoption areas, staff time for evaluations, surgical slots for spay / neuter, etc.), fast track animals should «skip to the head of the line» ahead of
slow track animals.
Developing a system to identify fast track versus
slow track animals at, or soon after, intake can help ensure each animal moves along the appropriate pathway.
Especially when resources to move animals through to adoption are limited (e.g. space in adoption areas, staff time for evaluations, surgical slots for spay / neuter), fast track animals should «skip to the head of the line» ahead of
slow track animals.
Not exact matches
A new roadside radar system could fix that by keeping
track of large
animals and warning drivers when it would be wise to
slow down.
The film flatters us by leaving exposition and backstory to our knowledge of anthropology — in fact,
Animal Kingdom is best indicated by its unwavering reserve — a reluctance, almost — to say too much when
slow, fluid
tracking motions and static, medium - distance establishing shots may suffice.
Even when the band
slows things down with the albums closing
track a cover of the classic
Animals song «The House of the Rising Sun» the band still maintains the consistency of the previous numbers.
Fortunately through the law of averages, keeping the fast
track animals flowing means these
slower - moving
animals can be provided all the time they need.
Remember that even if only a small percentage of
animals moving through your facility are
slow track, if the length of stay is considerably longer than that of fast trackers, they will still make up a majority of the daily population.
If 7 - 10 days seems alarmingly short, remember the law of weighted averages: if most
animals stay a shorter amount of time in adoptions («fast
track»), a few
animals can stay quite a long time («
slow track») and still hit a target LOS that is fairly short.
So, not only will this progressive program help
slow down pet overpopulation and prevent disease, it will also allow law enforcement to
track abandoned pets back to their owners, thus making it possible for Puerto Rico's
Animal Protection and Welfare Act 154 to actually be enforced.