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Animal Services Monthly Report September, 2008 <br /> <br />9 <br />of the major inhibitions to our placement efforts—namely, the inhibition that members of <br />the public have toward earlier generations of shelters which are often perceived as <br />dreadful places. <br /> <br />As it is being designed as a resource center that is an attractive public destination, the <br />new facility is expected to have a very positive affect on the number of adoptions, <br />transfers, community outreach programs, public visitors—and much more. With its <br />innovative and modern design, this new facility will become a community asset and help <br />further staff efforts to deliver integrated and coordinated animal services to the citizens of <br />Orange County. As well, it is intended and expected to enhance our adoption activities <br />and increase our average rate of “live releases” at the same time as it enables our staff to <br />work with community stakeholders to more effectively address and ultimately resolve the <br />pressing problem of pet overpopulation.