Shelter Statistics
January – December 2024
Incoming Animals
Stray & Abandoned
Surrendered
Seized by law enforcement
Transferred from other animal welfare orgs
Outgoing Animals
Adopted
Returned to owners
Transferred to other animal welfare orgs
Services Provided
Animal nights in foster care
Volunteer Fosters
Volunteer Hours
Volunteers
Spays/Neuters
Other types of surgeries
Live Release Rate
The Live Release (Save) Rate report is generated directly from our database giving the inventory, intake and outcome of all dogs and cats (the report does NOT include small mammals, TNR or other community spay/neuter surgeries).
The Live Release Rate, also known as the Save Rate, is the percentage of dogs and cats adopted, returned to their owner, or transferred to another organization.
Please keep in mind there is no perfect report to measure the success of a shelter. It is important to know, before looking at these reports, every shelter has its own definition of what is healthy, unhealthy, treatable, manageable and rehabilitatable as far as the category in which an animal is put into. What one shelter considers treatable, another shelter may consider untreatable depending on their policies, and resources.
For detailed animal counts, please view the links below.
- 2013 88.41%
- 2014 88.97%
- 2015 91.7%
- 2016 94,87%
- 2017 95.62%
- 2018 97.02%
- 2019 97.57%
- 2020 98.12%
- 2021 98.54%
- 2022 99.53%
- 2023 99.59%
- 2024 98.92%