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1 Animal Shelters By: Madeleine Gravois English 2089

2 General Facts  There are about 5,000 animal shelters in America.  More than 25% of shelter dogs are purebred.  Every year 3-4 million dogs and cats are euthanized in animal shelters.  About 5 out of every 10 dogs sent to an animal shelter will be euthanized.  More than 20% of shelter dogs are brought in by owners who adopted from an animal shelter. (Animal Shelter Statistics)

3 How Animal Shelters Work  Animal shelters are filled with unwanted pets.  Majority of the animals are dogs and cats.  Animal shelters provide a safe place for animals to live for a limited time.  Volunteers take care of the animals and try to find them a home.  Animal shelters are either nonprofit, run by the government’s animal control, and some are run independently. (Watson)

4 Traditional Animal Shelter ASPCA

5 Humane Society of the United States  HSUS is Americas largest and the most effective animal protections organization.  They do a lot of advocating for new laws to protect animals.  They provide animal rescue and emergency response. (Watson)

6 Puppy Mills and HSUS Rescue http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3vyK75- r3g VIDEO:

7 Pet Overpopulation  When people do not spay and neuter their pets that creates a lot of unwanted companions (Brewster).  Puppy mills also produce a mass amount of puppies and they are sold online or in pet stores. Which leads to more overpopulation (ASPCA).  The pet overpopulation leaves animal shelters at maximum capacity which results in 3-4 million dogs being euthanized every year (Brewster).

8 No-Kill Shelters  These shelters do not euthanize unless the animal is very ill.  They accept the dogs into their shelters where they are taken care of and do not have a time limit on their lives.  No-Kill shelters are run as non-profit organizations and the rely entirely on donations and the help from their volunteers. (Pet Pal Animal Shelter)

9 Work Cited ASPCA,. "Puppy Mills." Humane Society of The United States. n. page. Web. 27 Jul. 2013. Brewster, Carolyn. "Wiregrss animal Shelter Packed this Summer." Nextstar Broadcating, Inc.. (2013): n. page. Web. 27 Jul. 2013..

10 Work Cited "Shelters: Kill vs. No Kill." Pet Pal Animal Shelter. (2011): n. page. Web. 27 Jul. 2013.. Tube, You, dir. Meet Billy Rescued from a Puppy Mill. Humane Society of the United States, Film. 31 Jul 2013..

11 Work Cited Watson, Stephanie. "Introduction to How Animal shelters Work." Discovery Communications. (2013): n. page. Web. 26 Jul. 2013..


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