Board hears shelter overcrowding and data concerns; animal-services staff outline new programs and data access
Supervisors heard lengthy public comment alleging data discrepancies in shelter records; Animal Services staff described rising intake, new mobile clinics, a 5,000-cat initiative, and explained differences between the static open-data portal and the dynamic on-site database, offering the live data on request.
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Riverside County supervisors on Tuesday heard public allegations about inaccurate shelter disposition records and were given a detailed response from Animal Services staff about intake levels, new programs and how to access more current data.
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