Jacksonville, FL. — The Jacksonville Humane Society as well as Animal Care and Protective Services, are proud to announce that the City of Jacksonville has earned no-kill designation for 2020.
According to Best Friends Animal Society, “A no-kill community is a city or town in which every brick-and-mortar shelter serving and/or located within that community has reached a 90% save rate or higher and adheres to the no-kill philosophy, saving every animal who can be saved.
The city wide save rate is 93%.
Many attribute the adoption rates soaring due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Jacksonville Humane Society has decided to introduce a new naming opportunity for the community.
Individuals or businesses can make a donation to have their name placed on a dog or cat kennel throughout the year.
Kennels can also be sponsored in honor or in memory of a loved one, including pets.
If you are interested visit jaxhumane.org/kennelsponsorship or call 904.493.4606.
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