Logan County Humane Society Shelter Statistics
2022 - 93.89 % Live Release Year-to-Date
December 2022
Beginning Shelter Count - 145 animals (78 Dogs - 67 Cats)
Intakes - 41 animals (26 Dogs - 15 cats)
Adoptions - 86 animals (37 Dogs - 49 cats)
Transfer out to rescue - 10 animals (1 Dog, 9 Cats)
Reclaims - 7 animals (4 Dogs, 3 Cats)
Ending Shelter Count - 64 animals (52 Dogs, 12 Cats)
88.79% Live Release Rate
November 2022
Beginning Shelter Count- 126 animals (72 Dogs, 54 Cats)
Intakes - 97 animals (65 Dogs, 32 Cats)
Adoptions - 50 Adoptions (36 dogs, 14 Cats)
Transfer out to Rescue - 16 animals ( 13 dogs, 3 Cats)
Reclaims - 11 animals (10 Dogs, 1 Cats)
Ending Shelter Count - 145 animals (78 Dogs, 67 Cats)
100% Live Release Rate
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2022- 93.89% Live Release Total
January 1, 2022 - December 31 2022
Beginning Shelter Count 125 animals ( 79 Dogs - 46 Cats)
Intakes - 1158 animals (724 Dogs - 434 Cats)
Adoptions - 679 animals (405 Dogs - 274 Cats)
Transfer out to rescue - 327 animals (190 Dogs - 137 Cats)
Reclaims - 100 animals (93 Dogs - 7 Cats)
93.89% Live Release Rate
2021 - 85.59% Live Release Total
January 1, 2021-December 31, 2021
Beginning Shelter Count 73 animals ( 43 Dogs - 30 Cats)
Intakes - 1145 animals (595 Dogs - 550 Cats)
Adoptions - 292 animals (186 Dogs - 106 Cats)
Transfer out to rescue - 527 animals (184 Dogs - 343 Cats)
Reclaims - 90 animals (85 Dogs - 5 Cats)
85.59% Live Release Rate
Our goal is to place every animal who comes to us either directly into loving homes or by transferring to rescue groups for placement. Because we are also the animal control entity for Logan County that is not always possible due to receiving severely injured, sick, neglected, hit by car animals, and aggressive animals who pose a threat to the welfare of Logan County citizens.
2022 - 93.89 % Live Release Year-to-Date
December 2022
Beginning Shelter Count - 145 animals (78 Dogs - 67 Cats)
Intakes - 41 animals (26 Dogs - 15 cats)
Adoptions - 86 animals (37 Dogs - 49 cats)
Transfer out to rescue - 10 animals (1 Dog, 9 Cats)
Reclaims - 7 animals (4 Dogs, 3 Cats)
Ending Shelter Count - 64 animals (52 Dogs, 12 Cats)
88.79% Live Release Rate
November 2022
Beginning Shelter Count- 126 animals (72 Dogs, 54 Cats)
Intakes - 97 animals (65 Dogs, 32 Cats)
Adoptions - 50 Adoptions (36 dogs, 14 Cats)
Transfer out to Rescue - 16 animals ( 13 dogs, 3 Cats)
Reclaims - 11 animals (10 Dogs, 1 Cats)
Ending Shelter Count - 145 animals (78 Dogs, 67 Cats)
100% Live Release Rate
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2022- 93.89% Live Release Total
January 1, 2022 - December 31 2022
Beginning Shelter Count 125 animals ( 79 Dogs - 46 Cats)
Intakes - 1158 animals (724 Dogs - 434 Cats)
Adoptions - 679 animals (405 Dogs - 274 Cats)
Transfer out to rescue - 327 animals (190 Dogs - 137 Cats)
Reclaims - 100 animals (93 Dogs - 7 Cats)
93.89% Live Release Rate
2021 - 85.59% Live Release Total
January 1, 2021-December 31, 2021
Beginning Shelter Count 73 animals ( 43 Dogs - 30 Cats)
Intakes - 1145 animals (595 Dogs - 550 Cats)
Adoptions - 292 animals (186 Dogs - 106 Cats)
Transfer out to rescue - 527 animals (184 Dogs - 343 Cats)
Reclaims - 90 animals (85 Dogs - 5 Cats)
85.59% Live Release Rate
Our goal is to place every animal who comes to us either directly into loving homes or by transferring to rescue groups for placement. Because we are also the animal control entity for Logan County that is not always possible due to receiving severely injured, sick, neglected, hit by car animals, and aggressive animals who pose a threat to the welfare of Logan County citizens.
- In 2020, through donations from our animal heroes we were able to treat 10 dogs for heartworms: Banjo, Al Capone, Cierra, Molly, Knox, Baby Girl, Trey, Brooks, BoBo, and Daisy. We cannot save heartworm positive dogs without continued donations from our supporters. Please keep your dogs on preventative. It is so much cheaper to prevent than to treat.