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Animal services reports high live‑release rates, dozens of intakes in February
Summary
Rosenberg Animal Services reported 59 intakes (37 dogs, 15 cats, 7 other) and a 96% live‑release rate for dogs in February after transfers and adoption events; staff highlighted rescue partnerships and a large spay/neuter effort.
Assistant Chief delivering the animal services report said February was busy but positive for rescues and outcomes. The department reported 59 intakes (37 dogs, 15 cats, 7 other) and 67 outcomes in February, with a 96% live‑release rate for dogs and a 92% live‑release rate for cats. Assistant Chief described a recent rescue from a Greenwood fire and credited grant funding and community partners for medical care.
Council praised staff and volunteers for their work and noted a major spay/neuter event that facilitated more than 600 procedures according to remarks during the meeting. Staff reminded council that surrender denials typically rise into the spring and summer months and that resources such as food assistance may help reduce surrenders. The council thanked Animal Services staff for the report and encouraged continued public outreach to support adoptions and community resources.
