Is that what was going on in Georgia and what was driving that, if that's the case?

So until 2020, I don't think there was a big movement towards formerly open admission municipal shelters becoming managed intake.

There were some of the large ones, some of the large shelters were managed intake.

On their website, they would say, we are open admission, but then you'd look at their owner surrender policy and it would say, we don't take sick animals, we don't take injured animals if they're owned, and we shut down admission when we are full.

And to me, that's them saying we're open intake, but actually being managed intake.

And I...

I think in a footnote in one of the articles I published about all of this as part of my law professor job, we make reference to that.

Where do you even begin?