
Los Angeles becomes the largest US city with a 'no-kill' animal shelter, group says
CNN
Los Angeles has officially become a no-kill shelter city, the largest city in the country to do so.
LA's save rate is now up to 90.4%, which is over the 90% rate needed to claim no-kill status, according to Best Friends. The group factors in that approximately 10% of pets who enter shelters have medical or behavioral circumstances that warrant humane euthanasia rather than being killed for lack of space.More Related News

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