July 2026

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Shelter Animals Count

July 1, 2026 - July 31, 2026

Beginning Animal Counts

  • Felines in the shelter on 7/1/2026: 681
  • Canines in the shelter on 7/1/2026: 211
  • Felines in foster care on 7/1/2026: 413
  • Canines in foster care on 7/1/2026: 51

Live Intakes

Canines

Intake TypeAdultUp to 5 MonthsTotal
Stray/At Large23863301
Relinquished by Owner321446
Owner Intended Euthanasia24125
Impound/Seizure31132
Total Live Intakes32579404

Felines

Intake TypeAdultUp to 5 MonthsTotal
Stray/At Large92485577
Relinquished by Owner72229
Owner Intended Euthanasia718
Impound/Seizure549
Total Live Intakes111512623

Live Outcomes

Canines

Outcome TypeAdultUp to 5 MonthsTotal
Adoption14350193
Transferred out to agency (in state)28634
Returned to Owner (RTO)70171
Total Live Outcomes24157298

Felines

Outcome TypeAdultUp to 5 MonthsTotal
Adoption72391463
Transferred out to agency (in state)01212
Returned to Field (RTF)404
Returned to Owner (RTO)325
Total Live Outcomes79405484

Other Outcomes

Canines

Outcome TypeAdultUp to 5 MonthsTotal
Owner Intended Euthanasia27128
Shelter Euthanasia71374
Died in Care224
Lost in Care101
DISPOSAL101
Total Other Outcomes1026108

Felines

Outcome TypeAdultUp to 5 MonthsTotal
Owner Intended Euthanasia718
Shelter Euthanasia49177226
Died in Care61622
Lost in Care101
LOST EXP101
Total Other Outcomes64194258

Euthanasia Type Breakdown

  • Medical Euthanasia Dogs: 28
  • Behavior Euthanasia Dogs: 51
  • Medical Euthanasia Cats: 246
  • Behavior Euthanasia Cats: 3

Behavioral Euthanasia: Behavioral euthanasia includes bite dogs and vicious dogs as defined by the County ordinance.

Medical Euthanasia: Medical euthanasia includes sick and injured pets at the shelter and in foster care. Medical euthanasia includes pets who arrived at the shelter with illnesses or injuries.

Ending Animal Counts

  • Felines in the shelter on 7/31/2026: 561
  • Canines in the shelter on 7/31/2026: 205
  • Felines in foster care on 7/31/2026: 337
  • Canines in foster care on 7/31/2026: 73

Live Release Rates

  • Dogs: 79%
  • Cats: 66%

This is puppy and kitten season, which means we’re taking in a high number of vulnerable animals, many of whom have been exposed to the elements. We’re grateful to our community for getting them to us so we can provide care and, when their conditions are unfortunately not treatable, a peaceful and humane passing.

One of the most impactful ways you can help prevent this cycle is simple: spay and neuter your pets.