01/02/2026
2025 End of Year Outcomes Update 🐾
We’re proud to share with you our year end outcome numbers thanks to the tremendous work from our staff and community!
At least 1,611 animals have found their fur ever homes and 358 pets returned to their owners! In addition, 1,200 pets have been serviced or transferred out. 🏡 Your support helps us ensure that every animal gets the second chance they deserve. 🐶🐱
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To maintain a “No-Kill” status, first awarded in 2019, our shelter must provide a 90% positive outcome for all animals in its care. Therefore, only 10% or less of all outcomes are negative, meaning animals 'crossing the rainbow bridge.' This accounts for passing due to illness, injury, complications during or after surgery, and humane euthanasia.
Dogs that are humanely euthanized due to behavioral issues or bite history have undergone a series of rigorous behavioral testing before they are deemed unsafe to be adopted by the general public.
Animals who have spent an extensive amount of time in a shelter may begin to exhibit behavioral issues due to environmental stress. This is why we highly encourage fostering and removing animals from this environment.
As always, we prioritize the safety of our community and its most vulnerable animals.
If you have any more questions, please contact Animal Services Chief Randy Lambert at [email protected]
