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CO,Denver-A Friend of Jack Rescue

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CO,Denver-A Friend of Jack Rescue

2023

Unless stated otherwise, all data is taken from the PACFA website. PACFA has instituted a much more informative method of reporting their data for dogs and cats, including the separation between adult animals and juveniles, with juveniles being defined as animals that are 120 days old or younger. The first figure is the total, followed by the juveniles only. Animals in care at the beginning of the year are not counted as intake; only newly arrived animals are counted. Animals that are transferred either “within or outside” of area are coming in or out of state. Dogs Beginning shelter count: 0 Beginning foster count: 39/14 Stray: 0 Owner surrender: 0 Transferred in from within the state: 0 Transferred in from out of state: 335/210 Incoming other (includes TNR/Prot/Cust/Returns/Disaster): 0 Total live intake: 335/210 Adoptions: 354/219 Returned to owner: 0 Transferred out within the state: 0 Transferred out to out of state: 0 Other live outcomes (TNR/SNR): 0 Died: 0 Missing/stolen: 0 Euthanasia: 1/0 Ending shelter count: 0 Ending foster count: 14/0

2022

Unless stated otherwise, all data is taken from the PACFA website. PACFA has instituted a much more informative method of reporting their data for dogs and cats, including the separation between adult animals and juveniles, with juveniles being defined as animals that are 120 days old or younger. The first figure is the total, followed by the juveniles only. Animals in care at the beginning of the year are not counted as intake; only newly arrived animals are counted. Animals that are transferred either “within or outside” of area are coming in or out of state. Dogs Beginning shelter count: 0 Beginning foster count: 62/37 Stray: 0 Owner surrender: 0 Transferred in from within the state: 0 Transferred in from out of state: 545/322 Incoming other (includes TNR/Prot/Cust/Returns/Disaster): 0 Total live intake: 545/322 Adoptions: 557/333 Returned to owner: 0 Transferred out within the state: 0 Transferred out to out of state: 0 Other live outcomes (TNR/SNR): 0 Died: 1/0 Missing/stolen: 0 Euthanasia: 3/0 Ending shelter count: 0 Ending foster count: 46/26

2021

Unless stated otherwise, all data is taken from the PACFA website. PACFA has instituted a much more informative method of reporting their data for dogs and cats, including the separation between adult animals and juveniles, with juveniles being defined as animals that are 120 days old or younger. The first figure is the total, followed by the juveniles only. Animals in care at the beginning of the year are not counted as intake; only newly arrived animals are counted. Dogs Beginning shelter count: 0 Beginning foster count: 20/15 Stray: 2/0 Owner surrender: 0 Transferred in from within the state: 0 Transferred in from out of state: 711/399 Incoming other (includes TNR/Prot/Cust/Returns/Disaster): 0 Total live intake: 713/399 Adoptions: 700/392 Returned to owner: 0 Transferred out within the state: 0 Transferred out to out of state: 0 Other live outcomes (TNR/SNR): 0 Died: 1/0 Missing/stolen: 0 Euthanasia: 8/7 Ending shelter count: 0 Ending foster count: 25/15

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Received Rabbits

This chart reflects all live animals taken into the shelter/rescue organization from all sources in the given year. In most cases animals that are in care on January 1 of a given year are not included in the total intake. Exceptions and additional information on the source of the intakes can be found in the comments section for each year, if provided. Transfers in are included in the intake total, but because of the increasing growth in that activity, they are also graphed separately.

Denver-A Friend of Jack Rescue

1180 S Tejon Street,
https://friendofjackrescue.com/

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CO,Denver-A Friend of Jack Rescue

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CO,Denver-A Friend of Jack Rescue

Received Rabbits