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Attachment B - Animal Services Division Activity Report

Victorville City Council
April 21, 2026

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Attachment B - Animal Services Division Activity Report
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April 21, 2026
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Attachment B
Animal Services Division
Activity Report

ANIMAL SERVICES
QUARTER 3
REPORT
January - March 2026

ANIMAL CARE
Quarter 3 CENTER
REET
TABLE OF 8

CONTENTS
Staffing Levels and FY
→
Stats
→ Cases Type Statistics 2
Inspection Statistics 3
Animal Licensing and
Programs
Animal Shelter Stats 5
Events

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Quarter 3 :::

STAFFING LEVELS

AND FY STATS
Current Staffing Levels Vacant Positions
1 Code Enforcement Official 1 Enforcement Manager (Animal 2 Animal Care & Control Supervisors Services Division)
1 Registered Veterinary Technician 1 Veterinary Assistant 2 Animal Control Officer I| 1 Maintenence Aide - Animal 4 Animal Control Officer I Services
2 Animal Control Technicians -
Admin
7 Maintenance Aides - Animal
Services

FY STATS
CLOSURE RATE %
2025/2026
• Opened Cases • Closed Cases 97.7% (as of 03/31/2026)
7000
6650 6617
2024/2025
6000 98.0%
5745 5631 5725 5701
5000 4826 4715 4788 4729 2023/2024
4475 4468 98.8%
4000
2022/2023
3000 99.5%
2000 2021/2022

99.6%
1000
2020/2021

99.8%
25/26 24/25 23/24 23/22 22/21 21/20

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Quarter 3 :::

CASE TYPE STATISTICS
Abandoned Animal 46
Animal Noise 94
Animal Sales 2
Bite 159
Care & Clean 4
Containment 153
Animal Dead on Arrival 357
Dog in Vehicle 7
Hit by Car 120
Injured Sick Animal 154
Licensing 17
Limitations 22
Loose/Stray Animal 442
Nuisance 27
Owner Turn In 28
Other 136
Prohibited Animals 120
Sherriff Assist 62
Tethering 3
Animal Waste 2
Welfare Check 57
Wellness Center 18
100 200 300 400 500
Total Cases Q3
A total of 1,730 cases were created during
Quarter 3, with 1,715 cases closed,
reflecting a strong closure rate and
continued efficiency in case
management. These efforts demonstrate
consistent responsiveness and ongoing
commitment to maintaining service levels
across Animal Services operations.

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Quarter 3

INSPECTIONS AND CITATIONS
A total of 2,679 inspections were conducted during Quarter 3, resulting in 205 citations issued. This activity reflects ongoing proactive enforcement efforts and continued attention to maintaining compliance and public safety within the community.
4 TOP 3 CITATION TYPES
VMC7.04.050
Dog License Required
VMC7.04.170
Rabies Vaccination Required
VMC7.04.150
Loose Animal

ADMINSTRATIVE HEARINGS
A total of 3 administrative hearings were
held during this quarter regarding
potentially dangerous animals, resulting
in 1 dog being declared potentially
dangerous.

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Quarter 3

ANIMAL LICENSING AND PROGRAMS
A total of 289 new licenses and 130 license
renewals were issued during this quarter,
reflecting continued efforts to promote
compliance and responsible pet ownership
within the community.

MICROCHIPS
A total of 186 microchips were completed
during this quarter, supporting efforts to
improve pet identification and increase the
likelihood of successful reunification.

Q3 ISSUED LICENSES
700
600
500
400
684
647
300
570
200 418 419
100
FY 21/22 FY 22/23 FY 23/24 FY 24/25 FY 25/26

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ANIMAL CARE AND

ADOPTION CENTER STATS
During this quarter, the Animal Care and Adoption Center recorded a total of 428 animals impounded, with outcomes including 97 adoptions, 47 animals transferred to rescue partners, and 39 returned to their owners.

A total of 158 spay and neuter procedures were completed during the quarter, supporting ongoing efforts to reduce overpopulation and improve animal welfare outcomes.

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Quarter 3 :

EVENTS
Several community-focused events contributed to placement efforts, including the final Costco Adoption Event (5 adoptions), the Pre-Valentine Adoption Event (2 adoptions), and a Shot Clinic (1 adoption).

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