More dogs keep arriving
Stray and abandoned dogs continue to be reported across Stockton, with Stockton Street Dogs reporting a recent surge in dumped dogs.
Limited shelter space, spay/neuter backlog, and limited placement options are keeping pressure high across Stockton’s animal-welfare system.
Stray and abandoned dogs continue to be reported across Stockton, with Stockton Street Dogs reporting a recent surge in dumped dogs.
Limited foster homes. Spay/neuter bottlenecks. Shelter space constraints. Medical capacity limits. High community intake. Low-cost vet access gaps.
City records say stray animal intakes regularly exceed shelter capacity.
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