A case for opening OC Animal Care opening its facility. Two principles cited: 1) Staying shuttered results in more dogs euthanized, by Animal Care’s own data; 2) A well-funded government agency’s accountability to the public, as principle.
Tag: Sharon Logan
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Logan: OC Animal Care Wrong to Return Sheltered Cats Back Into Neighborhoods
Sharon Logan, founder of Paw Protectors Rescue, questions OC Animal Care over its controversial practice of returning sheltered cats back into neighborhoods.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Logan: County Changing From Open Admission to Limited Admission Animal Sheltering
OC Animal Care is a municipal open admission county shelter. Sharon Logan, founder of Paw Protectors Rescue questions whether the new shelter management is trying to change that in a quick attempt to get to No Kill Status as soon as possible.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Boisot: Status of Citizen Lawsuit Against OC Animal Shelter
Dr. Saskia Boisot spotlights the Sharon Logan versus Orange County Animal Care lawsuit in a three part series updating where things stand today. Part 3 examines what has been done during the monitoring period and where the lawsuit stands today.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Boisot: Citizens Force Settlement Agreement to Remedy OC Animal Care Violations
Dr. Saskia Boisot spotlights the Sharon Logan versus Orange County Animal Care lawsuit in a three part series updating where things stand today. Part 2 focuses on the court ordered Settlement Agreement regarding monitoring of animal deaths at the shelter.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Boisot: Efforts to Improve OC Homeless Pet Population Miss Mark
Dr. Saskia Boisot spotlights the Sharon Logan versus Orange County Animal Care lawsuit in a three part series updating where things stand today. Part 1 outlines the background leading up to the lawsuit.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Logan: First Stitch, Then Karma, Now Leeloo
In the case of Leeloo, a 3 year old German Shepherd/Husky mix, is OC Animal Care overstepping their bounds or are they doing what is legally required of them?
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Top Stories
Advocates Level More Accusations Against County Animal Shelter
They showed up to Tuesday’s county supervisors meeting and accused officials of providing false data on the shelter’s kill rate. Meanwhile, officials point to evidence that things are improving.
Posted inGovernment, Top Stories
Orange County Animal Shelter’s Kill Rate Has Advocates Sounding Alarms
The county’s main animal shelter is putting down more than a third of the animals that come through its doors, which advocates say is an indicator of major problems.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
County Commits to New Animal Shelter Policies After Lawsuit
The lawsuit argued that county officials are too quick to euthanize dogs and cats, and alleged a pattern of abuse and neglect against animals at the county’s World War II-era shelter.
