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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: February 12, 2013 <br />Action Agenda <br />Item No. 1 <br />SUBJECT: Recommendations and Report from Animal Services Advisory Board on <br />Sterilization and Micro- chipping of Recovered Stray Animals <br />DEPARTMENT: Animal Services PUBLIC HEARING: (Y /N) I No <br />ATTACHMENT(S): <br />Animal Services Advisory Board (ASAB) <br />Report on the Spaying and Neutering <br />of Recovered Stray Animals <br />INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />Bob Marotto, Director, Animal Services <br />919 - 968 -2287 <br />Susan Elmore, DVM, Animal Services <br />Advisory Board Chair, 919 - 967 -4172 <br />Lynn White, MD, Animal Services <br />Advisory Board Task Force Chair, <br />919- 684 -6217 <br />PURPOSE: To receive and consider findings and recommendations of an Animal Services <br />Advisory Board (ASAB) study of the recovery of stray dogs and cats, including <br />recommendations for the amendment of the County's animal ordinance, made as part of the <br />strategic process of managing pet overpopulation in Orange County. <br />As part of the plan's legislative component, there is to be a review of established practices <br />governing the recovery of stray animals, specifically whether sterilization should be mandated <br />for animals repeatedly impounded and recovered. The ASAB has completed research on this <br />subject, and it is unanimously making recommendations of several ordinance amendments to <br />the BOCC for feedback and direction. <br />Specific recommendations and the research on which they are based are presented in the <br />attached report, which provides an executive summary as well as a broader overview. As is <br />seen therein, recommended ordinance amendments are to 1) create a requirement for micro - <br />chipping stray cats and dogs upon their first recovery; 2) a tiered and differential fee schedule <br />for the recovery of cats and dogs depending upon the number of times they have been <br />recovered and the whether they are reproductive or sterilized; and 3) a refundable spay /neuter <br />deposit for cats and dogs recovered three or more times. <br />
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