Learn what’s behind the overcrowding crisis and how your actions can save lives. Huntington residents voiced their protests to farrell’s decision to cut funding to the city mission’s overnight shelter , which serves about 70 people at a time. The first, i agree, is re-imagining our income streams. She says the gap is pushing the shelter past capacity, with cats being kept in overflow areas, like converted garages and common areas. · shelters are full, adoptions are down, and resources are stretched thin. Could huntingtons budget be reallocated? · this report will unravel this web, demonstrating how huntington park ’ s local enforcement is inextricably linked to a larger, overburdened county-level system that operates in a state of perpetual crisis. What are huntingtons proposed budget cuts? · executive director jenna strick says over the weekend, the shelter took in 36 new cats, many of them kittens, while only 16 animals were adopted out. The debate over animal services in riverside county took center stage this week after supervisor manny perez made eyebrow-raising comments at a gcv chamber · experts weighed in on the staffing crisis as it applies to animal shelters recently, and theyve got some good insights. Several dozen people spoke for nearly four hours at thursdays public hearing over the proposed cuts to the animal shelter and the huntington city missions lower barrier shelter. How much money does huntington cabell-wayne animal shelter receive? What happened at the huntington cabell-wayne animal shelter hearing?

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