County-level animal welfare pulse showing surges, dark zones, and public accountability signals across West Virginia.
Live animal welfare pulse map
Counties brighten when activity rises and dark zones stand out when evidence is going stale. This turns the board's data infrastructure into a map someone can understand in seconds.
County pulse feed
Intake volume, stray activity, and research demand all spiked this week.
MAYDAY + ShelterOS update 14 minutes agoHealthy activity with steady volunteer and shelter response.
Guardian dispatch update 28 minutes agoResearch coverage is thinning while public activity is climbing.
Coverage radar update 41 minutes agoLow recent filings and minimal live reporting suggest a visibility gap, not a healthy county.
No fresh filing-linked signal in 19 monthsPartnership signals are increasing around the Eastern Panhandle network.
Relationship graph update 1 hour agoIncident pressure and crisis-prep signals both elevated.
War Room trigger 7 minutes agoCoverage radar
Public accountability scorecard
| County | Score | Current label | Strongest signal | Weakest signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kanawha | 82 | Leader | Guardian coverage and return-to-owner performance | Veterinary access density |
| Cabell | 76 | Competitive | Shelter throughput and volunteer response | TNR reach |
| Greenbrier | 63 | Watch | Recent board attention and research depth | Filing freshness and county-level coordination |
| McDowell | 47 | Pressure | Volunteer mobilization | Capacity and local infrastructure stability |
| Monroe | 39 | Critical | None yet strong enough to offset evidence gaps | Coverage depth, filing freshness, and live reporting density |