Greater Basilisk wrote:
What low-kill/high-kill mean? With low-kill you save whatever can still hang onto life?
I think “low kill” is another term for “no kill”, which is used by a lot of shelters.
The San Francisco SPCA is “no kill”, which means that “Animals are euthanized only if they are too sick to be rehabilitated, or too aggressive to be safely placed in a home.”
By the way, the SF SPCA has an exceptional adoption center, thanks to a $7 million donation from the CEO of Peoplesoft.