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The shelter is working hard to meet state standards for animal care and safety. They are using private donations to upgrade their software, which will help them track data better and run more efficiently.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The new software costs approximately $10,000 annually and is fully funded by private donations.
The shelter staff and the animals in their care will benefit from improved tracking and efficiency.
Residents looking to adopt or surrender animals will pay slightly higher fees.
The city is looking to raise adoption and impound fees for the first time in 17 years to help cover rising software and operational costs.
The shelter is working hard to meet state standards for animal care and safety. They are using private donations to upgrade their software, which will help them track data better and run more efficiently.
Animal Shelter staff announced this week that 80 cats and 64 dogs found their forever homes during the Clear the Shelters campaign Aug. 1-31. The annual nationwide campaign promotes pet adoption and raises fund...
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