2015 Activity Report

City of Greater Sudbury

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2,861 Total Requests for service logged in 2015

1

1

1

2

2

4

4

4

6

6

7

7

8

11

12

12

14

15

15

16

16

17

17

19

33

34

35

56

56

69

71

87

146

161

213

237

510

936

Animal trapping violation

Cat attack (other domestic animal)

Cat lost

Dog mistreated

Dog to release for quarantine

Dogs off leash

Shelter inquiry

Wants to surrender animal

After Hours - Threat to public safety

Cat bite

Dog Park regulations violation

Livestock at large

Keep exotic or other animals

Animal for protective custody

Cat to release

Dog to release

After Hours - Injured animal

Cat injured

Feeding wildlife/strays

License requested

Dog lost

Dog injured

Keep too many animals

Cat trap request

Potentially dangerous dog

Miscellaneous

Animal mistreated

After Hours - Emergency Services Assistance

Cat in trap for pick up

Dog attack (other domestic animal)

Dog bite

Cat at large

Cat found

Fail to stoop and scoop

Dead animal

Dog found

Dog barking

Dog at large

Requests for Service

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See Table #1 for breakdown by complaint type

165 160

239

310

337

312

228 227

263

216

243

161

Monthly Breakdown of Total Number of Complaints

2 6 5 6

72

55 59

71

50 59

67 69

2012 2013 2014 2015

Cat and Dog Bites and Dog Attacks

Cat Bite Dog Bite Dog Attack - other animal

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4,919 Total Enforcement Related Actions Logged in 2015

1

2

6

6

7

8

12

13

14

17

20

23

28

30

31

43

62

64

84

128

160

169

226

233

336

347

406

416

432

494

512

589

Referred to MNR

Issued DOLA Summons

Served summons

Served vicious dog notice

Blitzed neighbourhood

License sold

Issued DOLA Notice

Referred to OSPCA

Property inspected

Left DOLA notice

Trap delivered

Issued final notice

Found owner

Called - no answer

Referred to Health Department

Served PON

Attended at residents home, could not confine …

Free ride

Left final notice at residence

Issued verbal notice

License sold, file closed

Picked up deceased animal

Issued written notice at residents home

Spoke with complainant

Patrolled area

Issued notice over phone

Impounded animal

Left a telephone message

Left notice at residence

License verified, file closed

Action taken - see notes

Spoke with animal owner

Enforcement Related Actions

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1 3

4 6

7

11

19

1 1 1

Permit dog to bark

Dog Owners Liability

Act

Keep too many

animals

Fail to stoop and

scoop

Permit cat to run at

large

Fail to register animal

Permit dog to

bite

Permit dog to attack

Permit dog to run

at large

PONs and Summons Issued - 2014

PONs Issued POA - Part III

1 1

5

9

4

21

2 2 2 1 1

2

Permit dog to bark

Dog Owners

Liability Act

Fail to pay fees

Fail to stoop and

scoop

Fail to register animal

Permit dog to bite

Permit dog to attack

Permit dog to run at

large

Violate vicious dog

notice

PONs and Summons Issued - 2015

PONs Issued POA - Part III

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Total of 773 cats and 434 dogs received in 2015

46 45 39

31

73 79 76

85

103

67 77

52

26 29

46 37

46 38 38

45 38

32 30 29

Animals Received

Cats Dogs

869 817

857 876

941 899

773

653 685

575

715

605 547

434

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Total Dog and Cat Impounds

Cats Dogs

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See Table 2 for detailed disposition breakdowns

Disposition rates for 2015 are still preliminary; as of the date of this report, 84 animals remain "still in

care" of the Shelter, foster homes or with our rescue partner, Small Things CATS, awaiting adoption.

We are on track to have pushed our save rate for cats to over 56%, for a 20% increase over 2009. Cat

intake numbers remain high with 710 live cats received from The City of Greater Sudbury. Redemption rates

remain low at 7%, up slightly from 5% the previous year. Cat adoptions are up to 49%; a 3% increase over 2014

and a 17% increase over 2009 numbers. The save rate for dogs remains steady at 90%.

36 36 37

46 48 51

56

4 5 4 6 8 5 7

32 31 33

40 40 46

49

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Cat Save Rates

% Total Cats Saved % Cats Redeemed % Cats Adopted

92 92 91 88 92 90 90

57 60 63 61 64

52 60

35 32 28 28 27 38

30

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Dog Save Rates

% Total Dogs Saved % Dogs Redeemed % Dogs Adopted

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Animals from The City of Greater Sudbury continue to make up the majority of animals received at the Shelter. While the City only reserves 62.5% of our capacity (50 of 80 shelter spaces) for housing animals from The City of Greater Sudbury, over 90% of the animals coming to the Shelter originate in The City of Greater Sudbury.

Impound and boarding fees collected from individuals redeeming animals from the Shelter pursuant to the Animal Control Bylaw continue to account for only a small portion of our total revenues.

6,510.00 6,810.00

5,670.00 5,085.00 5,190.00

13,750.00 13,300.00

14,050.00

13,000.00 12,900.00

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Impound and Boarding Fees Collected

Boarding Fees Collected in $ Impound Fees Collected in $

52 64

773

434

Total Intakes 2015 Cats - All Other Areas Dogs - All Other Areas Cats - City of Greater Sudbury Dogs - City of Greater Sudbury

City of Greater SudburyAnimal Disposition Breakdown