Veterinary care and medical protocols needed at Pinal County Animal Control, Arizona

Pinal County Animal Control has NO Veterinarian on site and extremely POOR illness control protocols. As a result, injured and sick animals languish without appropriate care. We DO NOT want these animals to be euthanized for no reason, but funds need to be raised to provide them with the services a "shelter" should have.
Currently there is a serious PARVO outbreak at Pinal and their general kennels are contaminated AS WELL AS THEIR QUARANTINE AREA!!!! Puppies exposed to this deadly and expensive to treat...if treatable....disease are being pushed out into the public. This is NOT FAIR to the animals or their loving adopters/
Pinal County is a large, mostly rural and extremely poverty stricken county in Central Arizona. It is considered a "high kill" facility, with major overcrowding due to poor people and migrant people not being able to keep their animals.
Funding: other than funds allocated by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors, there is NO means of raising money to help the pound. No thrift store...no fund raising events sponsored by the employees of the pound...because is is not allowed by the Board!!
Much of the work (cleaning and such) is done by prisoners who, while caring, are not properly trained...and the pay levels for staff are LESS than what is paid to the civilian staff doing laundry for the nearby prisons.
Things are so unethical and off base at the Pinal pound that, although it is a LAW in Arizona that a Veterinarian needs to give or supervise Rabies vaccinations, there is no Veterinarian on site so potentially under-trained staff give these legally mandated inoculations!
THE ANIMALS ...and the people who care for their well-being...DESERVE BETTER!!!
Please sign and let the Pinal County Board of Supervisors know WE ARE WATCHING...and the ANIMALS NEED TO BE A PRIORITY.
Thank you.