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Orange County Animal Services – March 2006 Monthly Report – Page 2 <br /> <br />As has been the case in the past, rabies vaccinations will cost $5.00 (which must be paid in cash). <br />Pet owners are asked to remember to bring their most recent vaccination record. Dogs must be <br />on a leash and cats must be in a carrier; and pet owners are asked to keep nervous or unsettled <br />animals in their car so that the vet can come to them. <br /> <br />Further information about these clinics is available by calling 245-2075. Also, a complete 2006 <br />low cost rabies vaccination clinic is now available on the Animal Services website at <br />http://www.co.orange.nc.us/animalservices/clinics.htm . <br /> <br />3. The County’s Personnel Department organized a Team Achievement Breakfast for Animal <br />Control and Animal Shelter staff involved in the rescue last year of sixty-six (66) dogs, mostly <br />Greyhounds, from a household in which they were sadly neglected. This was an opportunity to <br />acknowledge the efforts of the individuals involved and the teamwork required for such an <br />accomplishment—teamwork dependent upon the combined efforts of staff from each division of <br />the Department as well as staff with different responsibilities in each division. As a result of their <br />efforts, nearly all of the rescued Greyhounds were placed in new homes and the former owners of <br />these animals were successfully prosecuted. Among other things, their sentences included <br />supervised probation, mental health evaluation, and a prohibition on their ownership of animals <br />for a number of years. <br /> <br /> <br />Animal Shelter Highlights <br /> <br />March continues the very positive dual trends of fewer animals coming into the shelter (299 in March of <br />2006 and 329 in March of 2005) and higher placement numbers for the month (208 in March of 2006 and <br />178 in 2005). This is reflected in the placement rates. The gross placement rate for this month is 70 <br />percent (compared to 54 percent in February 2005); and the adoptable placement rate this month was 81 <br />percent (as compared to 62 percent in February 2005). <br /> <br />Sheltering Activity March 2006 <br /> <br /> Dogs Cats Others Total <br />In Shelter Custody <br />as of March 1 2006 85 60 6 151 <br /> + <br />Total Admitted Mar 2006 186 81 32 299 <br />Sheltered in Mar 2006 271 141 38 450 <br /> - <br />Dispositions for Mar 2006 (1) 206 112 38 356 <br /> <br />In Foster Homes 8 3 0 11 <br />Within Shelter 57 21 0 78 <br /> <br />Total Within Animal Services <br />custody on April 1 2006 65 29 0 94 <br /> <br />Returns: 1 dog, 0 cat <br />(1) Includes corrections to previous months <br /> <br />We also see a continuation of the current trend in the percentage of disposition figures. Over half of the <br />dispositions consist of placements (58 percent), while just over a third are euthanized (34 percent). The
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