Attachment B
VIC
QUARTERLY
Victowille REPORT
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APRIL - JUNE
FOR:
2025
ANIMAL SERVICES DIVISION
Growth & Success
What's New?
Current Staff Levels
1 Code Enforcement Official • STAFFING LEVELS
1 Enforcement Manager (Animal Services • ANIMAL SERVICES STATS & HIGHLIGHTS Division) • ANIMAL LICENSING AND
2 Animal Care & Control Supervisors PET PROGRAMS
2 Animal Control Officer II • SHELTER STATS
4 Animal Control Officer I
• SHELTER UPDATES AND SUCCESS
2 Animal Control Technicians - Admin
STORIES
5 Maintenance Aides - Animal Services
1 Registered Veterinary Technician
Vacant
1 - PT Maintenance Aide
VICTORVILLE ANIMAL CARE
AND ADOPTION I CENTER
16648 E STREET
ANIMAL SERVICES
STATS & HIGHLIGHTS
Case Types FY 24/25 Q4
1,436 Total Cases Created
Abandoned Animal 44
Animal Noise 32
Animal Sales |2
Bite 38
Care & Clean 1
Containment 51
Animal Dead on Arrival 277
Dog in Vehicle 22
Hit by Car 17
Injured Sick Animal 176
Licensing |1
Limitations 12
Loose/Stray Animal 331
Nuisance 14
Owner Turn In 33
Other 27
Prohibited Animals 13
Sherriff Assist 92
Tethering 8
Animal Waste ]3
Welfare Check 64
Wellness Center 124
50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Victowille
ANIMAL SERVICES
STATS & HIGHLIGHTS CONTINUED
FY 24/25 Total
Inspections and Citations
During the fourth quarter of FY
2024/25, Animal Services completed
2,189 field inspections as part of
ongoing efforts to ensure compliance
with local animal-related ordinances.
As a result of these inspections, 109
citations were issued for various
violations. These proactive
enforcement activities reflect the
department's continued focus on
Administrative Hearings promoting responsible pet ownership The Animal Services Division is committed to a fair and open and safeguarding public health and process. When an animal is seized due to being potentially safety. vicious or dangerous, the Animal Services Division provides the animal owner with an opportunity to express their
position to reclaim their pet. The hearing is conducted before an independent administrative hearing officer where animal containment measures are placed to ensure public safety and to reunite the pet with its owner.
In Q4 of FY 2024/25, Potentially Vicious/Dangerous Animal hearings were held for nine (9) dogs to assess potential public safety risks. Of these, three (3) dogs were found to be either potentially dangerous or vicious.
Top 3 Animal Related Violations
LOOSE DOG
7.7%
DOG LICENSE NEEDED
46.6%
RABIES VACCINATION NEEDED
45.7%
ANIMAL LICENSING
& PROGRAMS
• New Licenses Per Year Q4
FY 24/25 681
FY 23/24 430
FY 22/23 392
FY 21/22 462
100 200 300 400 500 600 700
FY 24/25 LICENSES AND RENEWALS MICROCHIPPING
Monthly licensing events at the new Animal Care and
Adoption Center continue to support responsible pet
ownership in the community. In Q4, 681 dogs were
licensed and 338 renewals were issued.
Licensing benefits:
• Helps reunite lost pets with their owners.
• Eases shelter capacity by reducing intake.
• Free pick-up of deceased licensed pets to assist
grieving pet owners.
Microchipping plays a key role in reducing
shelter intake and is a simple but effective tool
that supports long-term positive outcomes for
both pets and their owners.
In Q4 of FY 24/25, Animal Services microchipped
321 pets through licensing events, return-to-
owner efforts, and licensing renewals.
VICTORVILLE ANIMAL CARE AND
ADOPTION CENTER STATS
This quarter, the Animal Care and Adoption Center continued to experience steady activity, with 271 animals impounded and 112 adoptions completed between April - June. The Center also completed numerous spay and neuter surgeries as part of its continued effort to reduce pet overpopulation and support responsible pet ownership.
As part of our ongoing efforts to promote responsible pet ownership and reduce overpopulation, 130 spay/neuter surgeries were performed.
Adoptions per Quarter FY 24/25
Q4
112
Q1
146
Q3
130
Q2
173
ANIMAL CARE AND ADOPTION CENTER UPDATES
PET VACCINATION AND LICENSE CLINIC
On June 21, the Animal Care & Adoption Center hosted a successful evening Pet Vaccination and License Clinic, scheduled later in the day to help residents avoid the summer heat.
Hundreds of pet owners attended, with services running from 3:00 p.m. to just before 9:00 p.m.
The event offered low-cost vaccinations, licensing, and microchipping, resulting in record numbers for a single-day clinic. Staff from Code Compliance, Animal Services, Development, and the Water Department worked together to provide excellent customer service throughout the event. Water stations were available to keep attendees hydrated, and the first 100 pet owners to license their animals received a free Kona Ice treat.
VACCINATIONS PROVIDED / LICENSES ISSUED / MICROCHIPS / FOSTERS & ADOPTIONS 350 Rabies 5 FELU
188 DAPPV 228 Licenses
162 Bordetella 200 Microchips
25 FVRCP Foster/Adopted Dogs
ANIMAL CARE AND ADOPTION SUCCESS STORIES
TONKA'S JOURNEY TO A FOREVER HOME
Tonka's story is one that truly warms the heart. After
spending 35 days at the Animal Care and Adoption
Center, this lovable and gentle soul was taken in by
one of our incredible rescue partners, I Stand With My
Pack. Within moments of being placed with a foster,
Tonka's sweet and affectionate personality shined
through - and it didn't take long before a family fell
in love and welcomed him into their forever home.
Tonka's journey is a shining example of the power of
collaboration, compassion, and commitment to giving
every animal the second chance they deserve. The
Animal Services team is proud to have played a role in TONKA connecting Tonka with a life full of love, comfort, and companionship.
GINGER'S FRESH START
Ginger's journey is a heartwarming reminder of the impact community events can have on our shelter animals.
After being in our care since November 14, 2024, Ginger - an affectionate and resilient pup - finally found her perfect match during our Concerts at the Park City event. Surrounded by music, families, and fun, Ginger caught the eye of a loving adopter who couldn't resist her sweet demeanor and wagging tail. After months of patiently waiting at the Animal Care and Adoption Center, Ginger is now enjoying life in a home filled with love and companionship. Our Animal Services team is thrilled to see Ginger's story come full circle and celebrates the power of outreach, dedication, and community support in finding forever homes.