Clearlake police highlight adoptable dog and shelter statistics
March 17, 2022 | Clearlake, Lake County, California
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At the start of the Clearlake council meeting police staff introduced an adoptable dog named Sassy (female mix, spayed, vaccinated and microchipped, approximately 10 years old) and provided shelter contact and visiting information.
Chief White also summarized shelter statistics covering January through yesterday: 74 intakes, 88 dispositions (including intakes carried from prior months), 56 rescues, 15 returns to owner, 16 adoptions and 1 euthanasia, which staff reported as producing a live‑release rate of 98.8 percent. Chief White thanked North Bay Humane for partnership and provided the shelter’s phone number and hours for in‑person visits.
Council and staff responded with appreciation for the shelter’s work and the council moved on to other agenda items.
Chief White also summarized shelter statistics covering January through yesterday: 74 intakes, 88 dispositions (including intakes carried from prior months), 56 rescues, 15 returns to owner, 16 adoptions and 1 euthanasia, which staff reported as producing a live‑release rate of 98.8 percent. Chief White thanked North Bay Humane for partnership and provided the shelter’s phone number and hours for in‑person visits.
Council and staff responded with appreciation for the shelter’s work and the council moved on to other agenda items.
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