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Carbon County animal shelter advisory commission accepts resignation, reviews operations and fundraising
Summary
At its Aug. 5 meeting the Carbon County Animal Shelter Advisory Commission accepted a board resignation, reviewed June and July operations reports from the shelter director, discussed completed facility upgrades funded by donations and grants, and noted several open board vacancies and outstanding maintenance items.
The Carbon County Animal Shelter Advisory Commission on Aug. 5 accepted a board member resignation and reviewed shelter operations, staffing shortages and recent fundraising that paid for facility improvements, commission members and the shelter director said.
The director's monthly reports for June and July, submitted by Tom Connors, showed continued donations and activity alongside staffing shortfalls. For June, the report listed food donations of $3,640, supplies of $15.35, 16 kennel panels, seven adoptions, six owner surrenders, five holds released to owners and a peak of 18 animals in care. Police calls for June were recorded as six and after-hours calls as seven. The July report showed $3,906 in donations (including a Freshpet contribution), supplies of $1,281, 16 kennel panels, four adoptions, one owner surrender, eight holds released to owners and a peak of 15 animals in care; police calls and after-hours calls were listed as five…
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