Lifesaving animal shelter policy: - Do not impound eartipped community cats. They are already home outdoors and have been spayed or neutered. - If a non-eartipped community cat is impounded, immediately practice #TNR. Community cats are generally not adoptable and are extremely stressed in a shelter environment. TNR is the only humane, effective approach. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eWymq-7z
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Safety is no Accident
MBPD and Miami-Dade Animal Services successfully held their 4th Annual Adoption Event! Deputy Chief Paul Acosta even found his “FUREVER” friend. 🐶 Thank you to all who came out. If you missed it, remember, you can always visit the Miami-Dade Animal Shelter to adopt.
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The trouble with transport and how to fix it. The limitless potential of dog fostering. What national data can and cannot tell us about individual shelter data. These are just a few of the topics we'll discuss at this six-week webinar series hosted by PEDIGREE Foundation and Shelter Animals Count. More than 300 people have already registered to attend and spots are filling quickly, so register today and attend when you can or view recordings any time. Can't wait to see you at our first webinar where we'll explore the current state of dogs in shelters and how the past may give us clues into what will solve the current capacity crises.
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To protect cats, animal shelters need to... - Recognize eartipping as a sign a cat has been spayed or neutered - Support #TNR or adopt a Shelter-Neuter-Return (SNR) program - Scan ALL animals for microchips IMMEDIATELY - Educate the public about community cats, who are at home outdoors - Enact humane, effective policies that create positive outcomes for every cat - Help provide low or no-cost spay and neuter to the public How we can transform shelters: https://ow.ly/4wIE50Q7tlM
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In our latest Stray Thoughts, learn about the interconnected world of animal welfare with Mo, Friends of Stray's Board Chair and regional volunteer for MAD Rescue - Malinois and Dutch Shepherd Rescue Inc. "For years shelters have partnered with other shelters and independent 501c3 rescues. These partnerships not only save more lives, but they can also be immensely beneficial for the needs of the individual animals," Mo said. 💙💚 Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/eRPvMzyj
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Want to hear a statistic that might blow your mind? If 0.18% of Dorchester County residents adopted an animal from Dorchester Paws - our kennels would be empty. Just 0.18% of our community, and no animal would be without a warm bed to sleep tonight. While this number may seem small, it’s the difference maker for each of the 302 shelter residents in our care, like Junie. This number could rewrite the story of loneliness and longing for 2 year old lovable Junie. It’s the critical number for triumph in animal welfare and victory for each and every animal. 0.18% Each adoption is not merely a statistic but a commitment to providing loving homes and remaining a nurturing environment for the many souls in need. Together, we can continue to make a tangible difference in the lives of so many and expand our capacity to care for even more in the future. Whether you’re able to open your home and heart through adoption, fostering, or you know 3 to 5 people who might be - our community can rally around homeless animals and ensure bright futures for them. Stop in from 12p-5p to potentially meet your new best friend!
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ALWAYS ADOPT - DONT SHOP
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 ALWAYS ADOPT - DONT SHOP 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Before you buy a puppy, visit your local shelter and see who's waiting for you! These puppies are all available for adoption at 📍Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League in West Palm Beach, FL. Come meet them! RePosted • @peggyadamsarl 🧡 #adoptdontshop #rescuepuppy
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“48% of (shelter) intake in the US were strays, and only 9% were returned to their owners” - those are heartbreaking stats. When a pet becomes lost, the best outcome is to get that animal back home, fast! The finder-to-foster program model works to do just this; keeping animals out of the shelter. And it’s had great success in the U.S.! Some shelters have doubled or even tripled return-to-home rates with the program, plus increased adoptions to boot. Jenifer Reed and Heather Kalman, who are with Human Animal Support Services at Austin Pets Alive! shared strategies with #ICAM2024 to successfully implement this type of program in your shelter. Watch Day 4 https://lnkd.in/eJAXzcFY
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Adopt today
June is the purrrfect time to adopt a cat! 🐈 It’s #NationalAdoptACatMonth and June happens to be the month when the most kittens are born every year. Many of them will end up at local animal shelters as they wait to be adopted. Back in 2017, Humane Canada published “Cats in Canada 2017: A five-year review of cat overpopulation”, which found that cat welfare organizations and communities have made some progress on cat overpopulation in Canada, but if we want to see further progress, organizations cannot work in isolation. If you’re looking to adopt a cat, be sure to check out your local SPCA, humane society, or animal shelter/rescue, and if you love cats but are unable to commit to one long-term, try fostering. Visit humanecanada.ca to find your local organization!
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