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~ach~ `~ `~ 24 <br />i`` ' ~'` <br />s a <br />Orange County Anima Services <br />1601. Eubanks Road, Chapel Hili., NC 27516 <br />91.9-942-PETS (7387) <br />MEMO <br />To: Frank Clifton, County Manager <br />From: Bab Marotto, 6ireetor of Animal Services <br />Date, January 19, 201.0 <br />Re: Community Spay Neuter Fund Update <br />The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) created The Community Spay <br />Neuter Fund in 1=Y0708 on the basis of a $20 increase in the pet registration fee <br />(or pet tax) for intact (or reproductive} dogs and cats in Orange County:.. As earl <br />be seem from the attached memorandum requesting its creation, the purpose of <br />the fund is to promote- spay and neuter of animal companions and thereby <br />reduce the number of animals euthanized as a result of pet overpopulation. <br />Since the creation of this fund; ..Animal. Services staff has. worked with the Animal <br />Services Advisory Board (ASABj to begin to establish a proactive and cost- <br />effective program for spay and neuter in Orange County. During. calendar year <br />2009 there were several significant developments in this. area: <br />• More than 200 dogs and cats were spayed and neutered through Orange <br />County's $20 Fix, a program based upon a partnership with AnimalKind <br />The attached chart shows the program achievements. for this <br />"breakthrough" year; <br />• Effective collaboration with the Department of Social Services (DSS) to <br />promote spay and neuter services for their clientele continued during <br />these extraordinarily challenging. economic. times.. Ninety-two t92) of the <br />residents who had their dogs. and cats sterilized thro-ugh the $20 Fix. <br />Program were DSS clients;: <br />• The BOCC authorized the transfer of $20,(}00 from: the Community Spay <br />Neuter Fund. in order to outfit the in-house sterilization suite at the <br />County's riewAnimal Services Center. In-house spay/ neuter started in <br />mid-December2009, and as ofmid-January 2010, :all adaptable surgeries: <br />
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