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Rodeo Kittens & Pups Fostered in Tucson Arizona Tucson, Arizona 🌵
Foster Volunteer caregiver that socializes kittens & dogs of various ages. We have to date, helped place 38 PACC pets.

Medical, tradional, fospice foster. ❤️‍🩹❤️💔
Dedicated advocate for Foster pets, caregivers, programs. Meet a Pet in Foster to adopt and love! Rodeo Foster Ranch 520 261 9220 voice / text
Email: [email protected]

AI Overview and a message for those who blame and speak badly of our community and it's people for issues at Pima Animal...
18/06/2025

AI Overview and a message for those who blame and speak badly of our community and it's people for issues at
Pima Animal Care Center
PACC wants the same people to adopt more pets, Foster, volunteer, and support PACC.
Under-minding Pima County community trust in PACC.
SteveK:
"Dealing with the hand the COMMUNITY has dealt US"
Decide leadership - friend or foe? Is it them, and US?
"Instead of solely blaming the public for poor pet welfare, a broader perspective reveals systemic and societal factors that contribute to challenges faced by both pet owners and animal welfare organizations.
Key factors to consider include:
Economic hardship: In 2021 and following the pandemic, fast forward to 2025 many individuals and families struggled financially, leading to difficulties affording pet care, including food, veterinary costs, and even housing that accommodates pets. This pressure can lead to difficult decisions about pet ownership and contribute to animals entering shelters.
Housing insecurity: Restrictive pet policies in rental housing can create significant barriers for pet owners, especially those with limited income, further exacerbating the issue of pet relinquishment to shelters.
Resource limitations: Animal shelters and rescue organizations often face challenges with overcrowding and insufficient resources to care for the large number of animals entering their facilities. This can lead to tough decisions about euthanasia or turning animals away.
Lack of access to essential services: Limited access to affordable veterinary care, including spay and neuter services, can contribute to overpopulation and challenges for pet owners.
Information and educational gaps: While well-intentioned, some pet owners may lack adequate knowledge about responsible pet care practices, training, and available resources.
Focus on "No Kill" statistics: Pressure on shelters to achieve "No Kill" targets can sometimes overshadow the critical need to address the underlying causes of animal suffering and inadequate resources.
Large .org grants groups have largely Decreased focus on
Spay and Neuter services. The topic does not draw in millions to them like other emotional topics do. Paradox!
Fragmented oversight: In some cases, the oversight of animal rescues and welfare can be fragmented and based on weak laws, limiting effective enforcement of animal protection measures.
Instead of blaming, the focus should shift to solutions:
Providing accessible and affordable pet care: This includes supporting low-cost or free spay/neuter programs, providing financial assistance for veterinary care, and promoting affordable pet food resources.
Advocating for pet-inclusive housing: Efforts to reduce or eliminate restrictive pet policies in rental housing can help keep pets in homes.
Supporting animal welfare organizations:
Donating, volunteering, and fostering can help shelters and rescues continue your communities vital work.
Promoting responsible pet ownership: Educational initiatives can equip individuals with the knowledge and resources needed to provide proper care for their pets.
Developing comprehensive and enforceable animal welfare laws: This can include addressing issues such as illegal breeding, animal cruelty, and strengthening oversight of
animal rescues.
Collaboration and a "whole-of-government approach": Addressing pet welfare effectively requires cooperation between various stakeholders, including government agencies, animal welfare organizations, and the public.
By focusing on these broader systemic issues and promoting collaborative solutions, society can make greater progress in ensuring the well-being of companion animals.

Nancy Kate Grayson, I do feel SteveK is adopting the same negative perspective of and depending on some PACC leadership and staff for guidance.
Steve can do better, I am very disappointed in his recent media interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HD7-dV4xjmk&t=2s

The PACC Advisory Committee group is and has been lethargic for years, in not communicating in a helpful capacity for PACC with Pima County leadership.

Friends of PACC Pet Clinic is not low cost. 💲even with low income verification $120.00 - $250.00 S/N Same with vaccines ...
18/06/2025

Friends of PACC Pet Clinic is not low cost. 💲even with low income verification
$120.00 - $250.00 S/N
Same with vaccines most all require a wellness check fee in addition.
We’ve found better options, please shop around.
Hopefully Friends of PACC,
an independent non-profit contracted yearly to Pima County that controls Pima County PACC donations will lower costs considerably.
Think secretive non- disclosed Parade proceeds might help lower costs?
Millions are gifted by our community each year:
44% by individual donors
Friends paid a million cash for the building with donated funds.
Karen’s Van?
Bequest start, and
just 4% allotted in 2024.
Accountability matters,
Friends of Pima Animal Care Center.
This public inquiry 🧐 post makes me laugh, of course there are large dog pet owners interested in spay/neuter services. Another useless PACC survey.
Action! is needed.

My comment on Chorus Nylander KVOA report shared as Nancy Kate Grayson.  with Pima County AdministratorJan Lesher & Supe...
17/06/2025

My comment on Chorus Nylander KVOA report shared
as Nancy Kate Grayson.
with Pima County Administrator
Jan Lesher & Supervisors allowed these two former PACC directors complete unchecked control to use PACC as a spring board to an extremely controversial consulting partnership.
At PACC: Misuse of data, hiding 800 additional PACC owned pets in Foster homes to claim "live outcomes", truly the unethical behavior of these partners is outstanding.
Pima County admin has helped cover up the dishonesty.
Blaming our community is wrong, I will disagree with Steve Kozachik on this point.
Steve has inherited a very difficult situation and iI feel is far too trusting of trained PACC leadership & some PACC staff. KVOA I suggest speaking with dedicated Volunteers that Monica Dangler and her team fired in retaliation of speaking up.
Providing accessible and affordable spay and neuter at is a wise strategy. When clinics are available pet owners attend in droves for S/N and vaccines.
Chorus Nylander KVOA - I am Rodeo Kittens & Pups Fostered in Tucson Arizona happy to explain further how the past directors deceived and exploited Pima County and have and continue to hurt Pima Animal Care Center pets and people.
Friends of Pima Animal Care Center actually hired and paid Hassen at Dangler's demand for an unneeded report.
Misuse of Pima County PACC donations, for career boast. Six figures wasted that could have helped fund the unfunded PACC Foster Programs and supported Spay & Neuter - Vaccine access.
Click the hashtag for facts.

Riverside County Animal Services
NBC Palm Springs
Friends of Pima Animal Care Center

The Pima Animal Care Center is facing a significant increase in the number of dogs being euthanized, raising concerns among volunteers and animal advocates. Those that spoke with the News

The blame lies with   Both former PACC directors and partners in deceitful record management, unfunded foster programs, ...
17/06/2025

The blame lies with
Both former PACC directors and partners in deceitful record management, unfunded foster programs, dishonest activity, exploitation of PACC volunteers both shelter and foster caregivers. Foster families that today house 800+ PACC owned pets. The safety of volunteers and staff was not a concern with -
both focused on using Pima County and Pima Animal Care Center and Friends of Pima Animal Care Center to launch a controversial “consulting”
partnership by claiming success at PACC.
Today’s tense environment is a direct result in Pima County leadership giving complete control to two people that never embraced our community nor served in an effective manner.

Meeting was cancelled 4:05 pm. There must be 5 AC members present to hold a meeting, Pima County open meeting laws. 17 p...
11/06/2025

Meeting was cancelled 4:05 pm.
There must be 5 AC members present to hold a meeting,
Pima County open meeting laws.
17 people in attendance ready, and nothing accomplished.
HOPEfully the June meeting will reset to another date in
JUNE as not to delay the work needed.
I will post when I hear of a new date.
A couple of the no shows members have been chronically absent. One that showed is breaking the Friends of Pima Animal Care Center and Pima County contract agreement as a paid employee not a board member of friends as required.
Time for dedicated PACC AC appointees and the Chair position.
Frustrating on so many levels.

Top Topic: PACC Census Reduction discussion & reports.
Thursday June 12, 25 Pima Animal Care Center Advisory Committee meeting 4:00 pm easy ZOOM.
ZOOM Link to join the OPEN to everyone meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89013461780
Observed the workings.
To speak at the beginning Call to Audience, link in comments registration is required only 4 were present.
Agenda for June in comments.
Allow about an hour to support the 1200+ PACC pets sheltered and foster housed.
May PACC AC meeting minutes not posted yet as required.
Friends of Pima Animal Care Center
Supervisor Rex Scott
Dr. Matt Heinz, Pima County Supervisor, District 2
Supervisor Jennifer Allen

What is TNR, trap - neuter and return? Life saving & effective reduction in reducing kitten & sick cat intake for commun...
10/06/2025

What is TNR, trap - neuter and return? Life saving & effective reduction in reducing kitten & sick cat intake for communities. Safe, humane, efficient, and affective.
Low cost $10. virtual certificate Program Saturday
June 14th - register at link.
Flexible in person virtual or recorded learning experience available.
🤠 Rodeo will pet store gift certificate $10.00 to anyone completing the session to gain certification.
Podcasts also recommended.
🐈‍⬛
From First Trap to Full-Scale Impact! Discover TNR best practices and tried-and-true techniques in Saturday's virtual workshop. Get the details and register for the June 14th session!
https://mailchi.mp/communitycatspodcast/news-from-the-community-cats-podcast-6678557

🐈‍⬛ From First Trap to Full-Scale Impact! Discover TNR best practices and tried-and-true techniques in Saturday's virtual workshop. Get the details and register for the June 14th session! - https://mailchi.mp/communitycatspodcast/news-from-the-community-cats-podcast-6678557

Adoption Tip❣️PACC Reserve system❣️Strays & lost pups are held for three days before available to adopt. Place a deposit...
31/05/2025

Adoption Tip❣️
PACC Reserve system❣️
Strays & lost pups are held for three days before available to adopt.
Place a deposit of $50.00 on a pup of interest, and you will be the first call if the pet is not claimed.
If the pet is claimed
(a good thing) the fee is held for a year to apply again.
No refund after the year, fair enough.
Reserve must be done in person at the shelter onsite.
Vaccines & spay/neuter included. Currently no other adoption fees for dogs or puppies apply. $20.00 pima county dog license due upon adoption finalized.
Our beautiful Mavis was reserved and thankfully only spent 4 days at the PACC shelter.
Love her so much.
Sad her owners had not chipped or tagged her so she could return home as she was obviously cared for, great behavior, and knows many tricks.
Mavis’s pic in comments.
Our spin dancer 💃 ❤️

International HUG your cat(s) Day❣️
30/05/2025

International HUG
your cat(s) Day❣️

Today is International Hug Your Cat Day! Give your cats and kittens extra hugs, snuggles, and chin scritches for us today. 😻

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