Annual Report

Annual Report 2017

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Saving the lives of animals while enriching the lives of humans isn’t always easy, but it is always worth it.

Learn how many animals found second chances in 2017, why most of these pets became homeless in the first place, how much of an impact volunteers actually make, and where exactly your donations go.

34 dogs were seized on December 29, 2017 from a suspected puppy mill in Raisin Township, launching the biggest case we have ever assisted Lenawee County Sheriff's Department with.

Top 5 reasons pets were surrendered

Found but couldn’t keep
Too many animals
Change in lifestyle
Unwanted litter
Allergies

25 puppies and 23 kittens

were born homeless in our shelter because their parents were not spayed or neutered.

live save rate = 94%

euthanasia rate = 1%

2017 was a record breaking year

with more animals coming in and going out than ever before.

742 animals were microchipped

11 dogs were treated and saved from deadly heartworm disease

Homeless pets aren’t the only ones we serve.

Our goal is to help keep every pet at home where they belong by offering low-cost spaying & neutering, microchipping, bathing, nail trimming, a pet food bank, and a lost & found network.

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185 baths for public pets &

632 nail trims

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249 pets were given a second chance by amazing foster families

136 members

helped save homeless pets between 2016-2017

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45 cages were adopted

giving a future to the pet inside

Total = $732,912

Total = $659,589

Net Income = $73,323

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