More Cost-Effective Than Killing
No Kill is good policy that reduces costs associated with
killing, enhances community support, increases user fees such as adoption
revenues, and brings in additional tax revenues. To learn more,
Statistics Disprove the Traditional Excuse for Killing
There are roughly three million dogs and cats killed in U.S.
shelters annually because they lack a home, but about 23.5 million Americans
add a new dog or cat to their households every year. We do not have a “pet
overpopulation” problem; we have a market share challenge. When shelters
compete for the market share of homes and keep animals alive long enough to
find those homes, shelter animals are saved rather than killed
Consistent with Public Safety
Since the No Kill philosophy does not mandate that truly
vicious dogs and irremediably ill/injured animals be adopted, it is consistent
with public health and safety.
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Text from http://www.nokilladvocacycenter.org/
Who am I? a volunteer
for a rescue. I became involved by adopting, then I fostered. Bingo brought me and
others so much love. But, I lost a sweet
soul that was a kill shelter rescue, he went to the Rainbow Bridge before I was
ready. . I cherished every moment with him. I will continue to morn but because
of the joy he brought me, feel the need to speak for those who cannot speak for
themselves.
RIP Bingo
2002 - 2013
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