Outline (AI Generated)

I. Pathway Planning vs. Outcome Focus

Core Priority: Start at Intake

• Pathway planning identifies the best route forward — not just the end goal.

• Begin planning at intake, not after problems develop.

• Assign clear timelines and responsibility.

• Different animals require different pathways.

• “Keep Puppies Moving” (KPM) to reduce length of stay and prevent deterioration.

II. Daily Interdepartmental Rounds

Core Priority: Create Movement Through Collaboration

• Include behavior, medical, and operations.

• Focus on identifying needs and next steps.

• Keep rounds efficient (1–2 minutes per case).

• Move complex discussions to separate meetings.

• Daily rounds reduce length of stay.

III. Marketing & Promotion

Core Priority: Highlight Each Animal’s Unique Selling Point (USP)

• Identify what makes each animal memorable.

• Invest in quality photos and video.

• Teach simple tricks to increase adoptability.

• Use social media strategically.

• Bring animals into the community.

IV. Foster Programs

Core Priority: Lower Barriers to Increase Participation

• Offer short-term fostering options.

• Cross-qualify volunteers and fosters.

• Simplify onboarding and communication.

• Use foster insights to support placement decisions.

V. Labels & Restrictions

Core Priority: Reassess Before Restricting

• Avoid unnecessary rigid labels.

• Use conversation-based guidance.

• Reevaluate restrictions regularly.

• Balance safety with opportunity.

VI. Implementation Focus

Participants will leave with:

• A simple intake-based pathway framework.

• A structure for effective daily rounds.

• Strategies to reduce length of stay.

• Marketing upgrades that increase adoption.

• Foster program adjustments that expand capacity.