1. Continue prioritizing field surrenders only for animals posing safety risks to maintain public safety and reduce unnecessary shelter intake.

2. Enhance partnerships with local rescues and foster networks to expand alternative placement options, providing more resources for owners before surrendering pets.

3. Increase community outreach and education on responsible pet ownership to prevent future surrenders.

In Q4-FY25, owner surrenders were conducted in the field only when the animals posed a safety risk to the public. Additionally, the Pet Center is scheduling appointments strategically, providing owners ample time to explore alternative placement resources