Town of Carrizozo – Carrizozo Police Department Animal Control
Organization Type: Government animal control department/agency
Admission Type: Limited admission
Annual Budget (animal shelter): N/A
Annual Budget (animal control division): N/A
Staffing: Shelter: 0 full-time, 0 part-time | 1 part-time animal control officer | NM licensed veterinarians: Local veterinarian | 3-5 volunteers
Intake Contracts: Lincoln County Offices, New Mexico
Holding Capacity: Dogs: 5-14 | Cats: 0 | Livestock: 0
Other Holding Capacity: 0
2017 Animal Intake / Live Exit / Euthanasia Details
- INTAKE
- LIVE EXIT
- EUTHANASIA
NOTE: Intake and live exit data not available.
| ANIMAL INTAKE STATISTICS | |
| TOTAL ANIMAL INTAKE | N/A [ Dogs: N/A | Cats: N/A ] |
| Dogs Stray/Abandoned/Lost | 30-40 |
| Dogs Owner Surrendered | Several per year |
| Dogs Transferred In | 0 |
| Cats Stray/Abandoned/Lost | 0 |
| Cats Owner Surrendered | 0 |
| Cats Transferred In | 0 |
| LIVE EXIT STATISTICS | |
| TOTAL LIVE EXITS | 3,816 [ Dogs: 2,905 | Cats: 911 ] |
| Dogs Adopted Out | 4-5 per year |
| Dogs Reclaimed/Returned to Owner | About one-third |
| Dogs Transferred Out | Varies |
| Cats Adopted Out | 0 |
| Cats Reclaimed/Returned to Owner | 0 |
| Cats Transferred Out | 0 |
| EUTHANASIA STATISTICS | |
| TOTAL EUTHANASIA | 1 [ Dogs: 1 | Cats: 0 ] |
| Euthanasia per 1,000 People | |
| Euthanasia as Percentage of Intake | |
2007, 2011, and 2017 Comparative Data
- 2007
- 2011
- 2017
NOTE: No live exit data available for 2007. No data available for 2017.
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