We don't. We constantly have animals coming in and out.
Animals coming in have a 10d quarantine but that is just them not playing with the other animals. If they are showing obvious sickness, we will put them in a space where there are no other animals. We usually vaccinate within 24h of them coming in as well.
On the norm, we have between 30 - 50 animals in care. Some in our bldg, some in fosters. For dogs, when one is adopted, that space is deep cleaned before another animal is placed there. On cat side, we have 3 rooms and a living room. Cats free roam in the rooms typically. If a room empties or we are down to one cat in the room, we will deep clean that room too. If theres still a cat, it will go in a condo for a couple shifts while the room is cleaned and dries. Then the cat goes back to the room.
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Sarah Hoadley
Paws in Middle Georgia Animal Rescue
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-28-2024 11:05 PM
From: KIM GRI
Subject: Clearing the shelter
Hi! This is Kimberly from Stray Kitty Rescue. We are located in Philadelphia, PA. We are a team of two full time employees. It took us about 5 months to clear our shelter of 15 cats and kittens. Now we have space for 15 new cats and kittens! We find that this has helped us be able to quarantine cats and kittens and give them proper attention and care. Prior we were loosing our minds with double or triple the cat volume. I'm sharing this as a success story thus far, and want to ask the community how y'all are clearing your shelters?
#AdmissionsandIntake(includingIntake-to-placement)
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KIM GRI
CEO
STRAY KITTY RESCUE
PA
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