The Bloomfield Animal Shelter serves 48,000 people. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 99% for dogs and 93% for cats. There is no safety net for rabbits and other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Monmouth County SPCA provides animal sheltering services for East Monmouth County. It serves 630,000 people. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 97% for dogs, 91% for cats, and 98% for other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
Ewing Township Animal Shelter serves 36,000 people. In 2016, it reported a 98% live release rate for cats and 98% for dogs. Animals go to EASEL animal rescue for adoption. They do not provide a safety net for rabbits, hamsters, and other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Liberty Humane Society runs the shelter for Jersey City, Hoboken, and Bayonne. It serves a population of 375,000. In 2016, it reported a 92% live release rate for cats, 94% for dogs, and 100% for other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Livingston Animal Shelter serves a population of 27,000. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 100% for dogs and 100% for cats. There is no safety net for rabbits and other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Montclair Animal Shelter serves a population of 39,000. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 99% for dogs and 92% for cats. There is no safety net for rabbits and other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
Sixteen different agencies provide sheltering for the different towns and municipalities of Morris County. In 2016, they reported a combined live release rate of 93% for dogs, 90% for cats, and 98% for other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Humane Society of Ocean County provides animal sheltering services for Ocean City. It serves 12,000 people. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 100% for cats and 96% for dogs, and it saved the one other animal it took in. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Perth Amboy Animal Shelter serves 52,000 people. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 93% for cats, 96% for dogs, and 100% for the very small number of other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Seacaucus Animal Shelter serves a population of 39,000. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 98% for dogs and 98% for cats. There is no safety net for rabbits and other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Somerset Regional Animal Shelter serves the 59,000 people of Bridgewater, Manville, and Green Brook. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 91% for cats, 96% for dogs, and 100% for other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
Five different agencies provide sheltering for the different towns and municipalities of Warren County. In 2016, they reported a combined live release rate of 99% for dogs, 93% for cats, and 99% for other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
The Wayne Animal Shelter serves 55,000 people. In 2016, it reported a live release rate of 95% for cats, 100% for dogs, and 100% for other animals. New Jersey statistics for all reporting agencies are available here (but do not include deaths in kennel).
