Difference Between Kill and No-Kill Shelters
Channel: Wag Enabled
Date: 08/02/2017

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So, what I try to tell people is even if a place calls itself a no-kill shelter it’s still may be euthanized and probably does, it just they have to euthanize 10% or less of their total outcomes. So it’s not the total population, that’s not their total intake, that’s their outcomes. So if they have 100 outcomes only 10 can be in euthanasia as selected by the shelter owner intended euthanasia doesn’t count, So a kill shelter is anything above that right? So if you have 89% percent of your animals 89% of your outcomes are live releases you are a kill shelter, you are not a no-kill shelter. That may be one animal that came in and is dangerous or we had it for a little bit and its kidney started to fail. Right? It’s not anyone fault it’s just happens. .
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