By The Numbers
GRRAND Intakes & Outcomes for Calendar Year 2023
No Data Found
| In House As Of 1/1/2023 | Intakes - Strays | Intakes - Owner Release | Intakes - Other | Intakes - Transferred From Shelters | Total Dogs Cared For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
114
|
13
|
152
|
38
|
48
|
365
|
No Data Found
| Adopted | In House As Of 12/31/2023 | Transferred Out | Returned To Owner | Died In Care | Euthanized (Health Issue) | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
294
|
114 |
|
6 |
|
7
|
0
|
(300)/(307)*100=97.72
Asilomar Annual Live Release Rate Calculation for an Individual agency: Adoptions + All Outgoing Transfers + Return to Owner/Guardian divided by Total Outcomes excluding, owner/guardian requested euthanasia (unhealthy and untreatable), and dogs and cats that died or were lost in the shelter/care.Â
GRRAND Behind the Scenes
We are as busy as a large litter of little puppies! We can use your help. Visit our Volunteer page.
Each month GRRAND:
- Cares for 25 to 30 dogs
- Places 15 to 20 dogs in adoptive families
- Provides 26 dogs with loving care in volunteer foster homes
From the moment of intake to the point of adoption, approximately 30 specific actions are required to rescue one dog. During a typical month GRRAND volunteers:
- Walk GRRAND’s kennel dogs 60 times — rain or shine
- Make 60 trips to the vet
- Drive more than 2,500 miles transporting dogs
- Make 1,500 phone calls and email contact with applicants, references, and adopters
- Screen 40 to 50 adoption applications
- Conduct 40 to 50 home visits for potential adoptive homes
