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    Statistics

    2010 Animal Statistics Table

    In August of 2004, a group of animal welfare industry leaders from across the nation convened at Asilomar in Pacific Grove, California for the purpose of building bridges across varying philosophies, developing relationships and creating togetherness with all on the same footing.  When we work together pooling our resources and working creating goals focused on reducing euthanasia of healthy treatable companion animals in United States.  Through hard work, discussion and brainstorming a common vision was adopted.  More information on Asilomar can be found at www.AsilomarAccords.org

     What is our goal is to build a coalition by non-profit agencies that are teaming with municipal organizations to provide services.  Without participation outside the government environment, we have little in saving all the lives of unwanted animals in our community.  There must be pro-active programming in our community and working together with our coalition members and reporting our statistics in the Asilomar Accords definitions.    

     

     

    Our Statistics For The Month of April 2011

    673 Animals received this month

    129 Animals returned to the owner this month

    182 Animals adopted from the shelter this month 

    Highlights
    Mingle With Our Mutts

    Please join us the Second Sunday of each month from Noon - 2 PM for Mingle with Our Mutts we will have lots of adoptable dogs and cats looking for new homes. 

    Winter Care Tips for Your Pets

    -Cats and dogs need protection from the wet and cold.  Inside your house is the best place for them to be.

    -A bowl of frozen water can't help a thirsty pet.

    -Outdoor animals need more calories during the winter to produce body heat, so increase the amount you feed your pet.

    -Chemicals used to melt snow can irritate your pet's paws.

    -Antifreeze tastes good to pets, but is a deadly poison.