Support A No-Kill Resolution in Michigan.

In the year 2013 over 22,909 dogs and 34,973 cat were put down in Michigan shelters that refuse to implement successful No-Kill programs. The 11 worst animal shelters in Michigan account for more than 40% of the cats and dogs who are killed in our state. Some of these shelters include: Michigan Humane Society, Genesee County Animal Control, Saginaw County Animal Care Center, Michigan Anti Cruelty Society (Detroit), and Bay County Animal Control. The Michigan Humane Society killed 2272 dogs in 2013 the highest numbers listed in the Michigan Dept. of Agriculture’s 2013 shelter report. More than a dozen animal shelters didn’t report their numbers at all in 2013 so the overall euthanasia numbers could be higher than what was recorded.
Animal advocates in Michigan have been networking, going to conferences and working together to do what they can to make Michigan a No-Kill state. And one day they hope to see no kills in Michigan.