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Homeless dogs and cats on the streets get hit by cars, are vulnerable to attacks by other animals and cruel people, and contract, spread, suffer and die from contagious diseases. Simple infections left untreated can become deadly, and internal and external parasites literally eat them alive.
She says that having to return to the office is partially to blame, but lack of affordable housing that specifically allows large dogs is also forcing owners to surrender their pets. Above all, economic hardship seems to be the main culprit.
Tens of thousands of animal abuse complaints are laid every year in Canada and in some regions the numbers are rising. ing to the Ontario Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, complaints of animal abuse are up from nearly 13,000 incidents in 1996 to almost 16,000 last year.
ing to Humane Canadas 2020 Animal Shelter Statistics Report, there are more than 170 shelters operated by humane societies and SPCAs across Canada.
An estimated 11,000 pets in this country are euthanized daily, ing to a Pet Smart Charities studythats half of the 8 million pets that land in shelters each year.
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Adoptions havent kept pace with the influx of pets especially larger dogs like Kaine creating a snowballing population problem for many shelters. Shelter Animals Count, a national database of shelter statistics, estimates that the U.S. shelter population grew by nearly a quarter-million animals in 2023.
The issue we and many other shelters are facing is this: after a record low of 5.5 million in 2020, animal intakes are slowly increasing, and they arent leaving in 2023, 6.5 million animals entered, and only a little over 6 million left. Animals are lingering for weeks, months and sometimes years in the shelter.
There are a multitude of reasons why an animal may end up in a shelter, starting with lack of basic resources, the shortfalls in animal care education, and peoples ever-changing personal lives.
An average of 6.3 million animals enter shelters yearly and only 3.2 million are adopted. There are just over 4,000 shelters, this creates a lack of space and overcrowding which causes high rates of euthanasia. On average 1.5 million shelter animals are euthanized every year in the United States.
Families relinquish their pets for various, often heartbreaking reasons, including escalating costs of care, insufficient housing options for pet owners and limited access to veterinary care.

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