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Animal Control Activities by Animal TVUe <br />Total 539 100% <br />2 Vector species include bats, foxes, raccoons, skunks, <br />and coyotes. <br />Animal Control Activities by Call Type <br />Number <br />Percentage <br />Dog <br />301 <br />56% <br />Cat <br />104 <br />19% <br />Livestock <br />34 <br />6% <br />Fowl <br />13 <br />2% <br />Wildlife <br />15 <br />3% <br />Other <br />20 <br />4% <br />Rabies VectorS2 <br />52 <br />10% <br />Total 539 100% <br />2 Vector species include bats, foxes, raccoons, skunks, <br />and coyotes. <br />Animal Control Activities by Call Type <br />Number <br />Percentage <br />Assistance: AC assistance provided to other agencies <br />17 <br />3% <br />Bite: Investigations of bites to humans by dogs, cats, ferrets <br />143 <br />26% <br />Canvass: AC dissemination of information to the public <br />7 <br />1% <br />Confiscate: Animal impounds due to legal order violation, cruelty, investigation <br />1 <br />0% <br />Cruelty: Investigations of animal cruelty <br />61 <br />11% <br />Exposure: Investigations of animals, people exposed to rabies vector species <br />42 <br />8% <br />Kennel: Inspections of permitted kennels in Orange County <br />1 <br />0% <br />Nuisance: Investigations of animals creating a public nuisance <br />56 <br />10% <br />Other: Activities that do not fall into other categories <br />42 <br />8% <br />Owned: Activities related to owned animals (e.g. surrenders) <br />13 <br />2% <br />Protective Custody: Animals impounded due to owners inability to provide care <br />1 <br />0% <br />Stray: Activities related to stray animals (animals without owners, off property, etc) <br />104 <br />19% <br />Tethering: Activities related to a tethered animal <br />7 <br />1 % <br />Trap: Activities related to the trapping of an animal <br />26 <br />5% <br />Wildlife: Activities related to wildlife species <br />30 <br />5% <br />Total 551 <br />Note: The figure represented by the number of activities may be greater than the number of requests for field services, as each call may generate multiple <br />responses that are recorded as separate activities. <br />TethE <br />1° <br />Stray <br />24% <br />Other, <br />2% _ 10% <br />Bite <br />/Exposure <br />34% <br />uelty / <br />ifiscate <br />11% <br />Other <br />Tethering <br />Stray <br />Owned <br />Nuisance <br />Cruelty / Confiscate <br />Bite /Exposure <br />100% <br />0% 10% 20% 30% 40% <br />