· we now know that euthanasia of healthy cats in shelters can be replaced with programs that are dramatically more humane and effective for cats and communities alike. Talk to your suppliers. Are animal shelters coping with an influx of surrendered pets? · millions of animals are stuck in increasingly cramped shelters because their owners are struggling to pay rising vet bills and other expenses. Are cats still finding homes? Why are so many animals stuck in cramped shelters? The adopter experience webinar- in this dynamic webinar, five animal welfare experts shared proven, data-driven strategies to increase pet adoptions and ease the overcrowding crisis in shelters and rescues. · cats are still finding homes — especially kittens, thanks to well-organized foster networks and a surge in tnr (trap-neuter-return) awareness. Are animal shelters struggling? · in that spirit, best friends is excited to be embracing big change yet again and transitioning our physical lifesaving locations to more flexible, powerful hubs anchored by community members, local infrastructure, and regional and state coalitions. California’s public shelters are on the front lines of a growing crisis and are not alone. Here are six things your shelter or rescue can do now to prepare for these and other potential impacts of a global trade war. But dogs, particularly big dogs, are staying in shelters longer. · animal shelters will have to do more with less and will face tough decisions about services, personnel, and programs. · the constant arrival of litters is straining already overburdened systems battling rising costs, insufficient budgets, limited staffing, and increasing public expectations.

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