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Appointment Systems


Intake by appointment - non-emergency stray:  

Does your shelter have an established process for finders to make an appointment for intake of healthy stray/found animals? Generally this includes providing ideas and support to help the finder locate the pet’s owner prior to their scheduled appointment

No, we do not offer appointments Yes, we offer appointments, but they are not required Yes, we require appointments

Intake by appointment - owned:  

Does your shelter have an established process for pet owners to make an appointment for intake of their pet who they can no longer care for?  Generally this includes providing ideas and support to help the owner either solve the issue that is causing the need for re-homing or to help them re-home the pet on their own to avoid shelter intake prior to the appointment.

No, we do not offer appointments Yes, we offer appointments, but they are not required Yes, we require appointments


Housing Systems 


Please estimate what % of housing units (non-surgery recovery) are double-compartment units.

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Please estimate what % of time the double-compartment units are kept open (not including shutting doors for cleaning, movement, or, for dogs, due to weather). If you do not have double-compartment housing, choose 0%
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Data Management


Tell us a bit about how you manage your data. 







Animal Data







Capacity Data


How would you describe your shelter's current capacity with regards to ... 
Mostly well within capacity, with room to flex Mostly at capacity Over capacity in some areas Over capacity in most areas Capacity urgently exceeded


Please refer to the Capacity Score Chart for guidance on how to classify your organization's capacity.


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