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Bynum unveiled the Comprehensive Animal Welfare Reform Plan with the goal of improving the quality of welfare organizations that partner with City of Tulsa Animal Welfare operations and shelter: - Intact Section 109: Release to Animal Welfare Organizations Animal Rescue Requirement: Adds a requirement that animal welfare organizations that receive animals from the City’s shelter must provide documentation to Tulsa Animal Welfare from a licensed veterinarian of the animal’s sterilization within one hundred

New facility will house up to 10 animals so their humans can access shelter City officials break ground on new Tulsa Day Center Animal Shelter The Tulsa Day Center broke ground today on a new animal shelter that will accommodate up to 10 animals, allowing their owners to access the day and night shelter at The new animal shelter at the Day Center will have room for five large animals and five small animals Tulsa Day Center Animal Shelter The shelter, designed by Blue Star Integrative and to be built by AC

Sherri Carrier, the manager of Tulsa Animal Welfare Shelter, expressed her satisfaction with the new ordinance, stating that it represents a significant step forward for animal welfare in Tulsa. "I’m encouraged our animal welfare officers’ priority will be resident education on these best practices And I want to thank our Animal Welfare team for their unwavering commitment to the safety and welfare Animal welfare officers and police will be authorized to act against violators to enforce the ordinance

In an effort to create stronger neighborhood outcomes, reduce the number of stray animal s, and improve live release rates at Tulsa Animal Services (TAS), the City of Tulsa is implementing new fines for unaltered and abandoned animal s.   Currently, 85% of animal s arriving at TAS are unaltered – a statistic that underscores a crisis that and emergency responders to tackle animal -related incidents.”

Headquarters, garage and supply buildings, and a discussion of the proposed site for the new Tulsa Animal Welfare shelter.

the residents who engaged in this effort so we could develop a budget that meets the public safety, animal welfare and neighborhood needs in our community.”   More information: https://www.cityoftulsa.org/multifamily   Tulsa Animal Welfare Staffing:   $231,000 One new Animal Control Officer II To provide better service and response to residents, increase level Supports the health and safety of residents, staff and animals.  

Council Chair Crista Patrick said. “ I am also very excited that we will be adding positions in the Animal Welfare Department in preparation for the new Animal Welfare facility that we will break ground on in Tulsa Animal Welfare Funds two additional Animal Control Officers, one additional Veterinary Technician The City Council must approve any change that totals more than $100,000. input on all items before voting and residents are welcome to contact their City Councilor directly on any

maintenance, while also addressing issues that need more investment: homelessness, graffiti removal, animal welfare, and so much more.  storms, and continuation of the annual Independence Day celebration FreedomFest    Public Safety:  Animal Welfare - Veterinary Services: $85K for FY26 and FY27  Supports the health and safety of residents, staff and animals    Improving Revenue Sources:  Grant Writer Contract: $75K for FY26, $150K for FY27

James Wagner, the Director of the new Department of City Experience, and Sherri Carrier, the Tulsa Animal Welfare Shelter Manager, on current Tulsa Animal Welfare activities, efforts, and priorities, including

regard Tulsa Feed as the best feed store in the area, supplying feed for countless pet owners, Tulsa Animal Welfare, and the Tulsa Zoo.

These guidelines would allow for more animals to remain in their home under the supervision of Tulsa Animal Welfare and a private veterinarian. This will help to reduce the number of animals needing to be housed at Tulsa Animal Welfare for a bite Due to the constant capacity issues at Tulsa Animal Welfare, removing the housing and care burden of owned bite animals would allow staff to focus on unowned or no known owner bite animals.

Housing, Homelessness and Mental Health: www.tulsacouncil.org/3htaskforce www.cityoftulsa.org/pathtohome Animal approve $43,400 from the Facilities Maintenance Fund to the Department of City Experience to repair the Animal Welfare Building, which had a leaking roof.