Sanitation
No.
Question
1
Is enough staff assigned to complete sanitation tasks promptly so animals spend the majority of their time in sanitary conditions.
2
Are detergents and degreasers used as needed to maintain clean surfaces free of visible dirt and debris
3
When water or cleaning and disinfecting products are sprayed in or near primary enclosures, are the animals removed from the cage or kennel or separated from the area being cleaned by guillotine doors?
4
Are sinks equipped with soap and disposable paper towels.
5
Are the garments changed after handling an animal with a diagnosed or suspected serious illness such as parvovirus.
6
Are the transport cages, traps and vehicle compartments used for animals transport thoroughly disinfected after each use.
7
Are all clothing and bedding used at the shelter laundered and thoroughly dried before reuse.
8
Are food and water bowls disinfected prior to use by a different animal
9
Make sure litter pans and dishes are not cleaned at the same time in the same sink.
10
Does separate cleaning supplies are designated for each area of the shelter.
11
Does appropriate protective clothing used in each area and removed before proceeding to care for other animals in the population.
12
Do animal housing areas designed to withstand the spraying of water and cleaning fluids and have adequate drainage
13
Are hand sanitizer dispensers provided in all animal handling areas
14
Does the hand sanitizers used on hands appears clean and contains at least 60% alcohol.
15
Does the food and water bowls are kept clean.
16
Is standing water not allowed to accumulate in areas around the shelter.
17
Does feces are removed from outdoor areas a minimum of once a day.
18
Are all food kept in sealed bins or containers that are impervious to rodents and insects.
19
Are food and water receptacles cleaned in an area separate from litter boxes or other items soiled by feces.
