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Animal Care Advisory Committee

January 17, 2024 ·12:30 PM Final-revised

Animal Care Facility Conference Room, 2626 Holly Rd.

Agenda — 21 items

  1. 1 The City of Corpus Christi promotes participation regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, disability or political belief. Reasonable accommodation is provided upon request and in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. For assistance or to request a reasonable accommodation, contact (361) 826-3300 at least 48 hours in advance. Upon request, this information can be available in larger print and/or in electronic format.
  2. A. Call To Order
  3. B. Roll Call
  4. C. Public Comment
  5. D. Approval of Minutes and Action on Absences
  6. 6 Adoption of Minutes-Regular Meeting December 20th, 2023 24-0012
  7. 7 Approval of Absences from December 20th, 2023 Jarvis Amaya 24-0013
  8. E. Committee Reports
  9. F. Staff Reports
  10. 10 Region 11 Zoonosis Report 24-0014
  11. 11 Monthly Shelter Report and Clinic Report 24-0015
  12. G. Unfinished Business
  13. 13 Discussion on the number of adopted animals that leave the shelter unaltered. 24-0016
  14. H. New Business for Discussion and Possible Action
  15. 15 Discussion on Transport. 24-0017
  16. 16 Discussion on adding Robstown students to CCACS internship. 24-0018
  17. 17 Discussion on Chair Report due. 24-0019
  18. 18 Discussion on alternative methods for community involvement in the Animal Care Advisory Committee. 24-0020
  19. I. Future Agenda Items
  20. 20 Next Scheduled Advisory Board: February 21, 2024 24-0021
  21. J. Adjournment

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