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Shelter operates two Northside facilities; county purchased land for a single replacement site
Summary
Carolyn Evans said Cincinnati Animal Care currently runs dog operations from the Colerain Avenue site and the cat program at the Dane facility; the county has bought property to plan a consolidated, purpose‑built shelter.
Carolyn Evans described the shelter footprint: Cincinnati Animal Care operates two facilities in Northside roughly a mile apart. The Colerain Avenue site is the original county shelter and is home to most dog operations and warden functions, while the Dane facility houses the cat program and provides overflow capacity.
Evans said the original shelter had humane housing for about 100 dogs but the operation can care for roughly 250 dogs at times because of demand. Jeff Alutto said the county has purchased property and expects to begin planning for a new combined facility intended to be "state of the art" and better suited to the programs Cincinnati Animal Care runs.
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