A study examines the shift from ad hoc, unscheduled intake to appointment-based triage systems in animal shelters, highlighting their potential to improve animal welfare and operational efficiency.
From Chaos to Care: How Triage Can Transform Animal Sheltering Read More »
A study analyzed trends in the intake and outcomes of dogs and cats in Danish shelters from 2004 to 2017, revealing the reasons for contrasting patterns with stable dog management and a growing surplus of cats.
From Dogs to Cats: A Deep Dive into Challenges Faced by Danish Shelters Read More »
A study reviews factors influencing dog adoption and relinquishment in shelters, emphasizing the impact of adopter behavior and shelter practices on intakes and outcomes.
Academic Insights on Boosting Adoptions and Reducing Shelter Intake Read More »
A study explores intake practices in Texas animal shelters, highlighting the use of low-stress handling techniques to mitigate canine stress while identifying gaps in staff education and emphasizing the need to consider low-cost, stress-reduction strategies.
The First Step: Exploring Intake Practices in Texas Animal Shelters Read More »