Not only does this ignore the data, but the success of communities that have become No Kill overnight
when open admission shelters embraced the philosophy and rigorously implemented the programs.
Not exact matches
You are probably familiar with terms like «
Open Admissions», «Limited
Admissions», and «No - Kill»
when referring to animal
shelters.
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.
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When people refer to no - kill
shelters, they are not
open admission.
As an
open admission shelter, we are here to help community members with compassion and support
when they are faced with the difficult decision to surrender their pet - whatever the reason.
When No Kill advocates talk about a No Kill
shelter, we are generaly referring to 1) an
Open Admission shelter (one that does not or can not say no to intakes).