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Sheltering in the United States at a Glance:

  • About 6 million animals enter shelters every year.
  • Approximately two million animals are killed.
  • Roughly 30 million acquire a new companion animal every year.
  • Only 1% of shelter animals are irremediably suffering.
  • Over one million people live in communities saving between 98% and 99% of dogs and cats in their shelters (over two million saving at least 98% of dogs).
  • Over 10 million people live in communities saving between 90% and 99% of dogs and cats in their shelters. 
  • Over 50 million people live in communities saving at least 80% of dogs and cats in their shelters.
For additional statistics, click here.​
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No Kill Progress: Communities With a 90%+ Placement Rate