Kern County Animal Services. Director s Monthly Report March 2018

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1 Kern County Animal Services Director s Monthly Report March 2018

2 2 Program Highlights Rescue Rescue partners helped place 202 animals in March Foster KCAS Foster program continues to grow, and in the month of March 102 animals entered foster care TNR In 2013 KCAS implemented a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program. Through March, 2018, 7,145 cats have been altered through the TNR Program.

3 Offsite vaccination clinics Wednesday evening vaccination clinics 3 Lamont Park 281 rabies 107 DHPP 295 licenses 21 microchips 2 FVRCP 37 Canine infl. March 7 th 82 rabies March 14 th 61 Rabies Cancelled due to weather March 28th 78 rabies 77 DHPP 63 DHPP 87 DHPP 79 licenses 61 Licenses 75 licenses 28 microchips 13 microchips 15 microchips 6 FVRCP 3 FVRCP 8 FVRCP 58 canine influ. 66 canine influ. 81 canine influ.

4 4 Adoptions 366 animals went to their new families in March Year-to-date 1,167 animals have been adopted 8 cats were adopted from Petco locations in March

5 5 The month of March was KCAS A Luck Shelter Pet is Waiting for You! adoption promotion. Events

6 6 Volunteers Volunteers donated approximately 3,070 total hours in March which is equivalent to approximately 18 staff members The value that has been given back to KCAS by volunteers is approximately $74,939 Hours Core Volunteers Work Performed Animal Care & Cleaning House & Offsite Clinics Creature Comforts Work Release EPP Orientation Training Administration/Clerical Pet Detective MAOF One Day Volunteers Grooming Socialization Vol Med Staff Training (BC) Vol Med Staff Training (SJVC) PETCO ROC

7 Field Services March Lake Isabella 102 Mojave 74 North County 76 Northeast 362 Northwest 235 Ridgecrest 23 Southeast 199 Southwest 146 Taft 93 Tehachapi 83 Total 1, dogs were returned to their owners in the field in the month of March. 60 dogs were secured on property by Animal Control Officers in the month of March. 7 Calls Per Area

8 KCAS Kennel Comparison Statistics Intake Comparisons 03/01/17 to 03/31/17 03/01/18 to 03/31/18 Percent Change Cats % Increase ADOPTRETUR % Decrease IMPOUND % Decrease SEIZURE % Increase STRAY % Decrease SURRENDER % Decrease Dogs % Increase ADOPTRETUR % Increase FOSTER RT % Decrease IMPOUND % Decrease PRIS PROP % Increase QUARANTINE % Increase SEIZURE % Increase STRAY % Decrease SURRENDER % Decrease Others % Increase IMPOUND % Decrease SEIZURE % Increase STRAY % Increase Others % Increase SEIZURE % Increase STRAY % Increase Total Intakes: % Increase 1

9 Kennel Comparison Statistics Outcome Comparisons 03/01/17 to 03/31/17 03/01/18 to 03/31/18 Percent Change Cats % Decrease ADOPTION % Increase BARNCAT % Increase DIED % Increase DISPOSAL % Decrease EUTHANIZED % Decrease MISSING % Increase RESCUE % Decrease RTO % Decrease TNR % Decrease TRANSFER % Decrease VIS ESC % Increase Dogs % Decrease ADOPTION % Decrease DIED % No Change DISPOSAL % Decrease EUTHANIZED % Decrease M/W ADOPT % Decrease RESCUE % Increase RTO % Decrease RTO FIELD % No Change VIS ESC % Decrease Others % Increase ADOPTION % Increase DIED % Increase DISPOSAL % Increase EUTHANIZED % Increase RESCUE % Increase 2

10 RTO % Increase TRANSFER % Decrease Total Outcomes: % Decrease 3

11 Euthanasia Comparisons "All Jurisdictions" 3/1/17 to 3/31/17 3/1/18 to 3/31/18 Humane/Not Adoptable Total Humane/Not Adoptable Dispositioned: Temperment % Total Temperment Dispositioned: % Medical Issues Total Medical Issues Dispositioned: % Too Young Total Too Young Dispositioned: % Total Dispositioned: % AT VET Total AT VET Dispositioned: % Total Outcomes: %

NICK CULLEN INTERIM DIRECTOR

1 NICK CULLEN INTERIM DIRECTOR 3951 Fruitvale Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 (661) 868-7100 March 5, 2015 ANIMAL SERVICES MONTHLY REPORT FOR FEBRUARY 2015 Program Highlights Volunteers donated approximately