STATISTICS

206!

218 Adoptions!  2 transfers.  2 deceased.  1 lost.

643 animals including 439 dogs (260 females and 179 males)

193!

170 Adoptions, 2 Return-to-Owner, 1 deceased, 1 transfer, 1 lost

601 animals including 423 dogs (244 females and 179 males) and 178 cats

saved 23 parvo pups, 2 run-over (amputations), 4 abandoned pregnant moms, 8 neonatal orphaned pups, 2 shot dogs

148 dogs

105 Adoptions and 2 Return-to-Owner

Spayed/Neutered 140 dogs, including those done through three clinics

1 severely embedded collar, two amputations, one dog rehabilitated from gun shots and car impact, three dogs rescued from extreme emaciation

900 pounds of dog food distributed to 9 families, reaching 40 dogs.

13 (7 adults and 6 puppies).  Our first intake was on September 9, 2021.

6 Adoptions (4 puppies and 2 adults)

Neutered five male dogs as part of operations and held our first S/N clinic, which served 29 cats (9male and 20 female) and 82 dogs (41male and 41female).  Three dogs were pregnant and would have birthed 28 puppies between them.  The clinic was understaffed due to Covid-19.

2 broken limbs, 1 shattered pelvis, 1 dog with multiple tumors, four traumatized puppies that were dumped in a creek and at risk of hypothermia

Distributed 17,152 pounds (almost 10,000lbs dog food and over 7000lbs cat food) to low-income families on the Reservation, serving 164 families.  This food reached at least 377 dogs and at least 468 cats (several families did not provide numbers or under-reported their number of animals).

April 19, 2022 YTD ASPCA Live Release Rate (total live outcomes divided by total intake) is 64.28%