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Dog Shelter Design Research Methodology

The document outlines a design research methodology for dog shelters, focusing on activities, environments, interactions, objects, and users. It highlights general observations about the shelter's operations, including the challenges of overcrowding, reliance on volunteers, and the need for regular cleaning and socialization of dogs. Key problems identified include limited space, inconsistent funding, and the risk of disease spread among the animals.

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Dog Shelter Design Research Methodology

The document outlines a design research methodology for dog shelters, focusing on activities, environments, interactions, objects, and users. It highlights general observations about the shelter's operations, including the challenges of overcrowding, reliance on volunteers, and the need for regular cleaning and socialization of dogs. Key problems identified include limited space, inconsistent funding, and the risk of disease spread among the animals.

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DESIGN RESEARCH

METHODOLOGY ON
DOG SHELTER

A k s h it R ai n a
Activities

Environments

AEIOU Interactions

Objects

Users

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A A
GENERAL OBSERVATION
• Cleaning dogs
• Feeding dogs
• Dogs playing
• Vaccination
• Volunteers working with dogs to
develop socialization skills
• Proper health treatment
Special Notes
 Organizing events where potential adopters can
meet the dogs.
 Regular cleaning of kennels, play areas, and
common spaces to maintain hygiene.
 Walks, playtime, and social interactions to keep
the dogs active and well-adjusted.
E
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS

• Shelter have a mix of stray dogs,


abandoned pets, and animals rescued
from abusive situations
• Shelter has play areas, and medical
facilities. However, it is overcrowded
• Shelter has open fields on backside
where dogs run here and there

Special Notes
 Shelter rely heavily on volunteers and
dedicated staff to manage daily
operations. Volunteers help with feeding,
cleaning, and socializing the dogs.
I
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS

• Medicine and dogs


• Dogs and dogs
• Food and dogs
• Dogs and toys
• Humans and toys
• Dogs and bowls
• Dogs and humans
O
GENERAL OBSERVATION

• Toys
• Dog bowls
• Medicine
• Cage
• Leash
• Jackets
U
GENERAL OBSERVATION

• Volunteers
• Staff members
• Vet
• Dogs
• Visitors
PROBLEMS
Shelters struggle with limited space and an overwhelming number of dogs, leading to cramped
and stressful conditions for the animals.

Shelters often rely on donations and grants, which can be inconsistent. This can affect their
ability to provide adequate food, medical care, and other essential services.

Overcrowded conditions can lead to the spread of diseases and parasites among dogs.
Shelters may also lack the resources to provide regular veterinary care.

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