Are we headed for a pet-ocalypse in Mendocino County? – Roger Coryell

A litter of kittens wait for foster homes at the Mendocino County Animal Care Services shelter in Ukiah, Calif., on Friday, May 29, 2026. Kitten season fills the shelter faster than adoptions and foster placements can empty it. (Roger Coryell/Bay City News)

Mendocino County has had $408,000 to spay and neuter cats and dogs since last November. As of Tuesday, it had committed about $41,000 of it.

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