Turn-Over

There are a few observations that I have made about animal turn-over at the shelter.  I notice today that when taking note of all the dogs on the adoption floor and  there was a number of over lapping. I had seen a handful of dogs that I had seen last week.  Out of the dogs in each of the room I spotted about twelve from last week the were turned-over and about eight fresh one's for this week so far. The room that had one of the dogs I had photographed from last week had six that had been overlapped. No, this does not surprise me that there was that much of a turn-over. I think the reason that there are turn-overs is because the dog is not feeling well, in surgery, resting for the day, and in foster & has come back. On the other hand, yes, I am surprised that animals are being over lapped.  I think the volunteers and people who work there can spice things up for the animals as much as they can if possible. To do so, getting them healthy, clean, put back in place and them looking 100% the best that they can be.

Abby

Id# 71472

 Sweet Abby here is filled with energy and is super cute. I believe that she
  her potential reason for  her overlapping is because of where she is being placed and that people probably think she is too wild. She isn't wild she is just eager to have attention and be loved.