Are you a dog person or a cat person? No matter your preference, there’s a furry friend waiting for you at the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter! Not ready to adopt? There are other ways you can make a difference in the life of a shelter animal. Read today’s blog article to learn about the shelter’s pet adoption process, foster program, essential services, and how you can make a positive impact on the lives of animals in your community. Read the full article at https://lnkd.in/gNf8SDHF, and help us spread the word by sharing this post. #PetAdoption #FosterAPet #FRAS
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NATIONAL ADOPT A SHELTER PET DAY Each year, National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day on April 30th raises awareness for thousands of pets that are waiting for (and needing) adoption from the shelters. #AdoptAShelterPet Animal shelters require year-round assistance and adoption is a part of the process. Since animals come in daily, the shelters must work quickly to ensure the animal's health and well being. Only then can they be adopted into their forever home. The day also encourages you to visit a shelter near you and find your new fur baby. Visit with the shelter to consider all the needs the dog or cat requires for the long term. #RealEstateMiami #MiamiShoresRealEstate #RealEstateMiamiShores #MiamiShoresRealEstate #RealEstateSouthFlorida #MiamiShores #MiamiRealEstate #RealEstate #Realtor #houseexpert #househunting #home #RealEstateAgent #RealEstateBroker #RealEstateExpert #RealEstateForSale #Realty #Broker #HomeForSale #HouseForSale #PropertyForSale #HomeForSaleMiami #HomeForSaleSouthFlorida
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Ever wondered about "capacity for care" in animal shelters? It's all about an organization's ability to house and care for pets properly with the resources available. Animal shelters can prioritize capacity for care by: 🐶 Reuniting lost pets with their families 😸 Helping families with resources needed to keep their pets 🐶 Placing pets in foster homes 😸 Ensuring quick and positive outcomes for pets But even shelters with the most consistent positive outcome programming can find themselves over capacity. Given the challenges of overcrowding and limited resources in many shelters, having a solid "At Capacity Action Plan" is essential. Check out our strategies for managing capacity challenges — download the free checklist: https://lnkd.in/gPrpv6a6 Interested in interested in learning more about the world of animal services? Join our Introduction to Animal Services course starting July 1st! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g6nhzchG
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Can you believe that we’ve passed the halfway mark for 2024 already? How is your shelter or rescue doing compared to the rest of the country? 🤔 Check out Shelter Animals Count's midyear report to learn how intakes, adoptions and other key metrics compare to previous years. 👇
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Capacity for care? Shelter Animals Count explains this sometimes-misunderstood concept. When more animals enter shelters than leave, animal shelters can quickly exceed their capacity. When this happens, they have four options: increase live outcomes, house more animals in foster homes, euthanize for space, or allow animals to live in overcrowded and often substandard conditions. Capacity for care is the idea that shelters should know the approximate number of animals they can house while maintaining safe, humane conditions. Yet for many animal shelters, just how to calculate and use capacity for care is a bit of a mystery. To get advice, we checked in with Drs. Kate Hurley and Cindy Karsten to learn more about how shelters can understand and operate within their capacity for care.
Shelter Capacity: Not just about number of kennels - Shelter Animals Count
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Champaign County Humane Society is now a shelter-member of the Home-to-Home network! Nationwide, shelter-dog populations have been extremely high, putting a strain on shelter staff and volunteers. Our kennels are full; Animal Control is full; other local rescues are full; other County facilities are full. While we remain committed to housing and rehoming pets here at the shelter, in order to help as many homeless pets as possible, we’ve decided to offer Home-to-Home as another way of helping pets and people find each other. Home-to-Home is an online platform through which pets needing homes can be found by people looking for pets! Individuals can post the animals they need to re-home, and people looking to adopt (or foster) a pet can search our affiliated Home-to-Home Page for local cats and dogs. CCHS screens new postings, but we don’t have any direct involvement in the adoption process. Home-to-Home provides owners guidance on responsibly rehoming their pet and does not allow the selling of animals for profit. Home-to-Home’s mission aligns with ours – to see pets that need a home transferred to new homes safely and with a minimum amount of stress. #adoptdontshop #animalwelfare #shelters #petadoption #hometohome
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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.
Webinar Series: Dogs & Data with Pedigree Foundation and Shelter Animals Count - Shelter Animals Count
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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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In case you missed the April 19th Dogs and Data call hosted by Shelter Animals Count and Pedigree Foundation, here are the key learnings for the first quarter of 2024: 🐶 Dog adoptions accounted for 53% of dog intakes in 2024, compared to 52% in 2019. 🐶 Dog return-to-owner outcomes have declined each year since 2019, from a high of 21% of total intakes in 2019 to 18% in 2024. 🐶 Dog transfer outcomes have decreased three percentage points, from 16% of total intakes to 13% of total intakes in 2024. 🐶 Dog non-live outcomes decreased from 9% of total intakes in 2019 to 6% of total intakes in 2021, and have been increasing since 2021, reaching the highest level in 2024, with 11% of total intakes resulting in a non-live outcome. Watch the recording and/or download the slide deck below. ⬇️
Dogs & Data Meeting Recap: State of the Shelter Dog Union - Shelter Animals Count
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INCREDIBLE!! An animal shelter posted something along the lines of "if you are an adult and don't want people to know you are playing pokemon, we will rent our shelter dogs to you for $5 an hour so it looks like you are walking your dog." Haha, right? Here are some of the results so far: 1) They now have a waiting list of people who want to PAY FOR THE PRIVELAGE OF WALKING A DOG. 2) They have made so much money in "rental fees" that they have waived adoption fees 3) When the people renting the dogs are out walking, the post pictures of themselves playing the game on FB and Instagram. People are then coming to the shelter asking to adopt specific dogs. 4) On at least two occasions, people have called the shelter and said "Hey, i didn't think I wanted a dog. But me and THIS dog get along REALLY well. I'm not bringing him back" 5) The shelter currently has no dogs avaliable to rent, and there is a waiting list. Because all of the dogs have been adopted!! They are currently bringing dogs in from a different shelter to be "rented"
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