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County animal-care staff say grant-funded photos and social outreach sped adoptions, shortened shelter stays
Summary
Aransas County Animal Care told commissioners that a community shop grant funded professional photography and Facebook outreach that shortened average shelter stays by about 15 days and contributed to dozens of adoptions and transfers to rescue partners.
An Aransas County Animal Care representative reported to the county commissioners on April 27 that a community shop grant has meaningfully increased animal-placement rates through professional photography and focused Facebook marketing.
"These high-quality photos do more than just make our animals look good. They help potential adopters connect with them," the…
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