Animal services reports higher save rate and emphasizes community support programs
Tulsa Animal Services reported an increase in its save rate from 67% in 2018 to nearly 80% today and described spay/neuter, foster and adoption efforts that have contributed to the change.
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The director of Tulsa Animal Services provided an update on shelter operations, saying the shelter’s save rate has risen from 67% in 2018 to nearly 80% currently, citing adoptions, foster homes and community support as key factors.
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