Our mission is to help Dona Ana County reach our No Kill goal to eliminate the unnecessary killing of companion animals via progressive & friendly animal-welfare programs and services. Our vision is that our efforts will help transform our community to improve the quality of life for companion animals and greatly reduce the number of abandoned and homeless animals impounded and killed at our municipal shelter.
Our Rescue Stats through June 2023
Number of Dogs/Cats Rescued from 2012−2017:
2012 – 193 • 2013 – 480 • 2014 – 752 • 2015 – 657 • 2016 – 523 • 2017 – 705
Breakdown of Rescue Numbers for 2018:
Dogs: ASCMV – 139 Stray/Community – 100 TOTAL dogs: 239
Cats: ASCMV – 346 Stray/Community – 105 TOTAL cats: 451
2018 Total: 690
Breakdown of Rescue Numbers for 2019:
Dogs: ASCMV – 94 Stray/Community – 61 TOTAL dogs: 155
Cats: ASCMV – 302 Stray/Community – 51 TOTAL cats: 353
2019 Total: 508
Breakdown of Rescue Numbers for 2020:
Dogs: ASCMV – 41 Stray/Community – 40 TOTAL dogs: 81
Cats: ASCMV – 217 Stray/Community – 52 TOTAL cats: 269
2020 Total: 350
Breakdown of Rescue Numbers for 2021:
Dogs: ASCMV – 65 Stray/Community – 82 TOTAL dogs: 147
Cats: ASCMV – 230 Stray/Community – 156 TOTAL cats: 386
2021 Total: 533
Breakdown of Rescue Numbers for 2022:
Dogs: ASCMV – 48 Stray/Community – 50 TOTAL dogs: 98
Cats: ASCMV – 164 Stray/Community – 81 TOTAL cats: 245
2022 Total: 343
Breakdown of Rescue Numbers for 2023 (thru June):
Dogs: ASCMV – 36 Stray/Community – 11 TOTAL dogs: 47
Cats: ASCMV – 68 Stray/Community – 81 TOTAL cats: 149
2022 Total thru June: 196
TOTAL Number Rescued 2012−2023 (thru June): 5930
You can find out more at Shelter Animals Count’s website. Click below to access their dashboard. You can look up the data summery or by geographical location.
