Parlor Animal Control honored for achieving no kill status with Best Friends Shelter's support
October 19, 2023 | Parlier City, Fresno County, California
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The Parlier City Council meeting on October 19, 2023, celebrated a significant milestone in animal welfare, recognizing the Best Friends Animal Society Shelter for its humanitarian efforts. The council highlighted the shelter's commitment to saving the lives of dogs and cats, emphasizing their no-kill policy and dedication to finding loving homes for rescued animals.
During the meeting, it was announced that Best Friends Animal Society Shelter had generously donated $1,000 to the city's animal control services. This funding facilitated the purchase of five new large cages, which will be part of the upcoming expansion of the animal pound. The partnership between the city and the shelter has flourished over the past 18 months, showcasing a shared commitment to animal welfare.
In a heartfelt moment, the council presented a certificate to the Best Friends Animal Society Shelter, acknowledging their achievement of a no-kill status in 2022, with an impressive save rate exceeding 90% for both cats and dogs. Ashley Davidson from the shelter was recognized for her organization's contributions, receiving a plaque in appreciation of their support.
The council expressed gratitude for the partnership, noting the exceptional performance of the animal control team in achieving a zero euthanasia rate last year. This recognition not only highlights the success of the collaboration but also sets a hopeful tone for future efforts in animal rescue and care in Parlier.
During the meeting, it was announced that Best Friends Animal Society Shelter had generously donated $1,000 to the city's animal control services. This funding facilitated the purchase of five new large cages, which will be part of the upcoming expansion of the animal pound. The partnership between the city and the shelter has flourished over the past 18 months, showcasing a shared commitment to animal welfare.
In a heartfelt moment, the council presented a certificate to the Best Friends Animal Society Shelter, acknowledging their achievement of a no-kill status in 2022, with an impressive save rate exceeding 90% for both cats and dogs. Ashley Davidson from the shelter was recognized for her organization's contributions, receiving a plaque in appreciation of their support.
The council expressed gratitude for the partnership, noting the exceptional performance of the animal control team in achieving a zero euthanasia rate last year. This recognition not only highlights the success of the collaboration but also sets a hopeful tone for future efforts in animal rescue and care in Parlier.
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