This report is from a shelter in Maryland.
From the Tri-County Animal Shelter (aka TCAS)
Total number of animals brought in to the shelter between 1/1/10-7/31/10 is 6,358
Of the total 2,918 were cats.
190 cats adopted
682 cats rescued
64 cats reclaimed by their owners
872 cats euthanized for treatable illnesses
891 feral cats euthanized
43 healthy cats euthanized for no space
176 unhealthy cats euthanized.
Of the total 2,217 were dogs.
308 dogs adopted
681 dogs rescued
624 dogs reclaimed by their owners
179 dogs euthanized for treatable illnesses
259 bully breeds euthanized
39 healthy dogs euthanized for no space
127 unhealthy dogs euthanized
The remaining number of animals are wildlife, owners that are requesting that we euthanize, pocket pets such as hamsters, rabbits, gerbils, ferrets, guinea pigs and rats.
This is why it's important to think long and hard before breeding your pet "just because."
From the Tri-County Animal Shelter (aka TCAS)
Total number of animals brought in to the shelter between 1/1/10-7/31/10 is 6,358
Of the total 2,918 were cats.
190 cats adopted
682 cats rescued
64 cats reclaimed by their owners
872 cats euthanized for treatable illnesses
891 feral cats euthanized
43 healthy cats euthanized for no space
176 unhealthy cats euthanized.
Of the total 2,217 were dogs.
308 dogs adopted
681 dogs rescued
624 dogs reclaimed by their owners
179 dogs euthanized for treatable illnesses
259 bully breeds euthanized
39 healthy dogs euthanized for no space
127 unhealthy dogs euthanized
The remaining number of animals are wildlife, owners that are requesting that we euthanize, pocket pets such as hamsters, rabbits, gerbils, ferrets, guinea pigs and rats.
This is why it's important to think long and hard before breeding your pet "just because."