RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA – The Riverside County Board of Supervisors has moved forward with efforts to transform Riverside County’s animal shelters into “no-kill” facilities. On Tuesday, during a unanimous 5-0 vote, the board approved a resolution reflecting the supervisors' dedication to achieving a no-kill policy. Riverside County Animal Services Department . The resolution was jointly drafted by Supervisors V. Manuel Perez and Yxstian Gutierrez. It primarily conveys the importance of valuing each individual’s life, aiming to foster a more empathetic and considerate society. This process has taken some time to reach this point where an entire county can come together and grasp the significance of the matter," Perez stated. "A significant amount of effort still lies ahead, which necessitates adequate resources. It’s clear to me that expanding our financial allocation for animal services will likely be essential so that we can address all the requirements, worri...