Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
These no-kill communities act on core values that prioritize the health and safety of pets and people in that community — and focus on saving lives through pet adoption, spay/neuter, trap-neuter-return and other lifesaving programs.
- Defining No Kill
What no-kill really means. A 90% save rate for animals...
- No Kill FAQs
Does "no-kill" mean that those animal shelters never...
- Defining No Kill
What no-kill really means. A 90% save rate for animals entering a shelter is a meaningful and common-sense benchmark for measuring lifesaving progress. No-kill, as a philosophical principle, means saving every dog or cat in a shelter who can be saved.
21 Μαΐ 2021 · To be considered no-kill, a shelter or rescue has to have at least a 90% placement rate for the animals in their care. Since 2015, AHS has met or exceeded that 90% standard — meaning we meet the qualifications to be considered no-kill.
In 2023, 415,000 dogs and cats were killed in our nation’s shelters just because they didn’t have safe places to call home. But people like you are changing that. View the data to find out how to help save more lives.
The nØkill Network is dedicated to promoting no-kill animal shelters, organizations, and rescue groups by helping people learn about and locate these organizations.
Learn what it means when a shelter is identified as no kill, why the no-kill movement is important for pets, why animals are relinquished to these facilities, and how to search for adoptable pets at no-kill animal shelters.
Does "no-kill" mean that those animal shelters never euthanize a pet, no matter what? How is owner-requested euthanasia accounted for in the save rate formula for animal shelters? What can I do if my community isn't no-kill?
