The 2024 Annual Report covers the milestones and achievements of the Riverside County Department of Animal Services, one of the nation’s highest-intake shelter systems. Valley News/Courtesy photo
RIVERSIDE – The Riverside County Department of Animal Services (RCDAS) has released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting significant achievements in feline lifesaving, pet reunification, and community support programs.As one of the nation’s highest-intake shelter systems, RCDAS took in over 31,000 dogs and cats, plus 4,000 small animals, livestock, and wildlife. In response, the department expanded spay/neuter programs, increased pet adoptions and reunifications, and transferred thousands of animals to rescue partners.“Our dedicated staff members and volunteers provide care to the thousands of animals that come through our doors each year, as well as help struggling pet owners find solutions to keep their pets safely at home,” said Supervisor and Animal Services Ad Hoc Memb
