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2019 IMPACT REPORT A Message from President and CEO Dr. Robin Ganzert

For 142 years, American Humane has been leading the • Worked to improve the lives of farm animals – way in the humane movement, protecting animals and approaching one billion – by helping ensure humane strengthening the healing power of the bond between living conditions and treatment through our American people and animals. Our First to Serve® success stories Humane Farm Program. have happened wherever animals needed rescue, shelter, protection or security. This year of accomplishments is • Saved, sheltered and fed more than 200,000 animals in no different. desperate need during Hurricanes Florence and Michael, the California wildfires and major cruelty Our organization has a rich history, an impressive, cases, with the American Humane Rescue team solutions-oriented present – which you will read about in deploying until the crises were over. this Impact Report – and an expanded global vision for • Trained and provided, free of charge, service dogs for the future. military veterans with post-traumatic stress (PTS) and It’s been said that “vision without action is merely a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Reunited retiring military dream. Action without vision just passes the time. Vision working dogs with their former handlers. with action can change the world.” It’s our vision at American Humane has a long and trusted record of using American Humane to lead and encourage people to make our precious resources effectively for the benefit of our every choice in their life, from the food they eat and the most vulnerable. More than 91 cents of every dollar spent entertainment they watch to the zoos and aquariums goes directly into our life-changing, life-saving programs. they visit, a humane choice. People will know that animals are humanely treated because they’ll see our name Thanks to all of our supporters, this Impact Report is an associated with each of these choices through American impressive display of our collective effort and Humane programs. accomplishments to protect animals. The stories of love, hope, caring and compassion jump from the page. We made tremendous strides in making this vision a reality over the last year as American Humane: I have no doubt when we make humane choices as to how we treat and value animals, we will succeed in • Protected nearly 100,000 animal actors during 3,200 building a more humane world for people, animals and production days on film and television productions the world we share. through our No Animals Were Harmed® program. With best wishes, • Announced a collaboration with United Airlines to address critical animal welfare needs within pet travel.

• Veriﬁed the well-being of 315,000 remarkable animals Robin R. Ganzert, Ph.D. through our Humane Conservation™ program in zoos President and CEO and aquariums around the world. American Humane

2 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 3 Our impact at a Glance Eﬀectiveness & Financial Stewardship – Ready to be First to Serve now & in the Future American Humane consistently receives the highest ratings among humane organizations

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4 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 5 American humane Rescue First to Serve® animals in greatest need 20VUlNERAblE0,000+ ANIMAls OUR REsCUE TEAM For more than 100 years, American Humane Rescue help from authorities in Washington state to take care teams have been First to Serve® animals in their worst of dogs that were seized from two illegal breeding sAVEd times. Last year proved to be one of the most devastating operations. Working on two coasts at once, we rescued sHElTEREd years for disasters and cruelty cases in recent history, 255 desperate dogs, some of them emaciated, blind, tearing families apart and leaving hundreds of thousands and near death. We stayed for weeks and rehabilitated ANd fEd of animals homeless, hurt, frightened, and hungry. these dogs so they could be placed in forever homes. in jUST OnE yEAR Fortunately, our American Humane Rescue teams were on the ground wherever – and whenever – animals were in • 27 dogs in a Crisis situation: Our rescue team greatest need. responded to help animals in a horrifying situation. In Tennessee, 27 dogs were discovered in critical condition Here are some of the dramatic and heartwarming stories in a broken-down car in the woods. The helpless dogs, RUsHING TO HElP: from our team: including one puppy, were without food or water for Cared for five days and were barely clinging to life. We cared for • California Wildfires: American Humane deployed a them around the clock, giving the malnourished animals rescue team to help the animal victims of the deadly food and life-saving medical treatment and helping infernos that swept across California, including the them to recover. THOUsANdsof animals in Hurricanes florence historic “Camp Fire,” which is the deadliest and most and Michael, the California destructive wildfire in the state’s history, burning more • bringing hope where little exists: American Humane wildfires, puppy mills, and shelters than 153,000 acres and killing 86 people and uncounted led an army of volunteers to an underserved Louisiana numbers of animals. American Humane assisted The Red shelter to help some 300 animals who had been Cross with a co-location shelter for displaced families abandoned or were in desperate need of medical care with their animals. Our rescue team of nine responders their owners could not afford. The free clinic offered free and veterinarians provided frightened animals with food, veterinary care and medicines provided by Zoetis PREPARING fOR medicines, veterinary care, and most of all, love. Petcare to 230 dogs, 45 cats, and six horses. • Rushing to help animal victims of Hurricane • Training more rescuers: Our American Humane Rescue florence and Michael: When these gigantic, deadly team, which has been rescuing animals for more than 100 THEOur American fUTURE: Humane Rescue hurricanes struck within weeks of each other, causing years, trained 500 animal first responders in 14 states and team helped train widespread flooding and devastation for millions of the nation’s capital – so they can be ready to deploy with families, our rescue team rushed in to help save, shelter, our teams to help animals in need…anytime, anywhere. feed, and care for lost and displaced animals, and help transport shelter pets to safe ground. • delivering 44,000 meals to shelter animals: American Humane and Chicken Soup for the Soul Pet Food • Urgent puppy mill seizure: Even as the American delivered tons of hope and nutritious free meals to animal responders in Humane Rescue team was wading through the hungry, frightened and abandoned animals in shelters 500 floodwaters of Hurricane Florence, saving lives of in just the last year. abandoned animals, we received an urgent request for 14 states and d.C. AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 7 Rushing into Disaster Zones

The situation was dire: Two deadly Category 4 hurricanes, only weeks apart, threatened hundreds of thousands of families and animals, and our rescue team, which was also working around the clock saving hundreds of dogs in a massive cruelty case on the west coast, began mobilizing staﬀ and volunteers around the country, moving our giant rescue vehicles into position, and bracing for the mighty blows to come.

As Hurricane Florence swept toward the east coast, one team began evacuating a ﬁrst wave of animals in the storm’s path, transporting 72 vulnerable shelter cats in South Carolina and driving them more than 800 miles to safe havens in New York and Connecticut. This cat rescue was possible because of a generous grant from the Marta Heﬂin Foundation.

American Humane President and CEO Dr. Robin Ganzert, who had to evacuate with her own dog Daisy from her South Carolina home, worked with major national news organizations, including USA Today, MSNBC, and Fox News, to reach millions with critical information on how to protect themselves and their pets before, during and after the storm. American Humane deployed two rescue teams, each with one of American Humane’s 50-foot animal emergency vehicles, tons of critical supplies and equipment, and a ﬂeet of rescue boats, generously donated by longtime supporter, actress and animal lover Victoria Principal.

With some rivers cresting at 35 feet above flood level, homes were inundated, often trapping animals who were left behind. One of our teams was alerted to a flooded house where desperate barking was heard coming from inside. Six dogs and two puppies had been abandoned in the home, surviving only by clinging to floating sofa cushions, and in one tragic case, by holding on to a companion who had succumbed to the floodwaters. The rescue teams ended up saving not only these dogs, but also cats, horses, goats, roosters, an exhausted steer they found swimming in the endless waters, and even a distraught elderly couple’s beloved parakeets, who were rescued just before the rising water engulfed their cage.

Hurricane Florence had hardly dissipated when the second storm – Michael – the worst ever to hit the Florida panhandle – struck with a ferocity that left animal shelters in its path reeling. American Humane dispatched a giant rescue vehicle more than 500 miles from its strategic base in Baton Rouge to conduct an emergency transport of animals to a secure facility 130 miles away. Thanks to our rescue leaders, highly-trained volunteers, philanthropists Lois Pope and Victoria Principal, charitable donors, and Zoetis Petcare, which generously provides free medicines and veterinary supplies for our animal emergency vehicles whenever they deploy, so many animals who would not have survived the storms that engulfed them are now safe and sound.

8 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 9 American humane Lois Pope LiFE Center for Military Affairs MIlITARY38 WORKING dOG American Humane’s animal rescue program was born on including Marine Lieutenant General Beaudreault, TSA the battlefields of World War I, where, at the request of Administrator David Pekoske, retired Rear Admiral Tom TEAMs the then-U.S. Secretary of War, volunteers deployed to Kearney USN, and retired Marine Colonel Scott Campbell. REUNITEd(to date) rescue and care for 68,000 wounded war horses each The next American Humane Lois Pope LIFE K-9 Medal of month. We continue to proudly honor this legacy today by Courage ceremony to honor more four-legged military helping our nation’s military heroes on the battlefield and heroes is planned for September 2019. on the home front. sAVING Reaching a national audience saving lives on both ends of the leash American Humane created a new national television AMERICA’s VETs The number of military service members and veterans in public service announcement with Army veteran, rapper ANd AMERICA’s PETs: the United States is declining, but their suicide rates are and actor Ice-T who reaches out to veterans struggling The Pups4Patriots™ program increasing—with suicides rising by 26% percent between with post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury with finds dogs in need of forever 2005 and 2016. To help stem the tragic tide of veteran the offer of free lifesaving service dogs trained by homes and trains them to suicide, American Humane launched the Pups4Patriots™ American Humane. become lifesaving service dogs program, which trains dogs in need of forever homes to for veterans with PTs and TbI become service animals for veterans struggling with the Helping more veterans in need invisible wounds of war: post-traumatic stress and American Humane distributed 11 grants to veterans traumatic brain injury. seeking trained service dogs and helped cover the cost fIRsT of emergency veterinary care for military working dogs Reuniting military battle buddies in need. NATIONAl After years of serving our country and protecting our troops, retired military working dogs often struggle to sTANdARds find their way back into the arms of their former handlers. American Humane has already reunited 38 of CREATEd these K-9 heroes with their battle buddies, allowing the fOR TRAINING PTs/TbI dogs to experience a well-deserved retirement in a loving, sERVICE dOGs forever home.

Honoring America’s four-legged military heroes sUPPORTEd THE Last year, ﬁve courageous canines were awarded the American Humane Lois Pope LIFE K-9 Medal of Courage, PUPs fOR the nation’s highest honor for military dogs. The ceremony was held on Capitol Hill and was attended PATRIOTs ACT by 300 congressional staﬀ and top U.S. military leaders, dIRECTING THE dEPT. Of VETERANs AffAIRs TO PROVIdE MORE TRAINEd sERVICE dOGs TO VETERANs AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 11 A Lifesaving Pairing: The Story of a Veteran and her Service Dog

Dorothy “Dottie” D. is a U.S. Air Force veteran from Maryland who suffered from debilitating post-traumatic stress after returning home from service. She was afraid of going anywhere by herself, never wanting to be alone. Frequenting her therapist’s office, Dottie found out about American Humane’s Pups4PatriotsTM program, which offers lifesaving service dogs to veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury. These service dogs, who can cost up to $30,000 each to train, are provided to the veterans at no cost.

Dottie was paired with Annie, a 2-year-old Labrador/Golden Retriever mix, during a Pups4Patriots training class last summer. The two quickly developed a bond, with Dottie calling Annie her “saving grace.” Today, almost a year after the pair graduated from the program, Dottie’s life has changed. She’s less fearful to go out in public now with Annie by her side. And Annie has a new mission and purpose: protecting her veteran. Dottie says of the Pups4Patriots program and trainers, “It’s like they’ve given you everything that you could have lost, back.”

AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 13 Reuniting Our Four-Legged Military heroes and Former handlers

As a courageous military working dog stationed in South Korea, K-9 Bakk worked to protect our troops and defend our freedom. When it came time for the eight-year-old German Shepherd to medically retire, his former handler, U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant Dustin Cain, reached out to American Humane to help reunite him with his four-legged battle buddy.

With corporate support and individual donors from across the country, American Humane sent one of our top veterinarians to pick up and escort MWD Bakk to Idaho for an emotional reuniﬁcation with TSgt Cain, who adopted the K-9 into his family after nearly a year apart.

“I couldn’t have asked for a better partner on those cold and rainy nights,” Cain said as he excitedly waited to hug Bakk again. “He spent seven years of his life working. He really deserves to just be a couch dog and do what he wants to do. And that’s exactly what I want for him.”

AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 15 honoring America’s four-legged military heroes

The ﬁve courageous canines who were awarded American K-9 Jag Humane’s Lois Pope LIFE K-9 Medal of Courage during a Capitol Hill ceremony last year were K-9 Jag, K-9 Jig, K-9 Summer, K-9 Taba, and K-9 Taker. “American Humane has been working with the U.S. military to support our nation’s K-9 Summer veterans and military animals for over 100 years and it is vital we recognize the extraordinary feats and acts of devotion these heroic animals perform every day for the cause of freedom,” said Robin Ganzert, Ph.D., American Humane president and CEO.

16 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT K-9 Taker K-9 Jig K-9 Taba OVER American humane hero Dog Awards® Celebrating our nation’s top dogs 1,500+ The American Humane Hero Dog Awards celebrate Meet the 2018 American Hero dog: CHI CHI extraordinary dogs from around the country for their Chi Chi was abandoned and left to die in a garbage bag in HERO bravery, compassion, and incredible stories of overcoming South Korea with her legs bound with wire and her spirit adversity. Drawing hundreds of canine nominations, nearly broken. She was rescued, but veterinarians realized more than a million votes cast by the American public that her legs were damaged beyond repair… a quadruple d O G and a panel of celebrity judges, and one billion media amputation was required to save her life. The young N O M I N E E s impressions including features by The TODAY Show and Golden Retriever was suddenly unable to walk, was sINCE 2011 PEOPLE Magazine, the campaign culminates in a star- terrified of people, and was without hope. studded awards gala in Hollywood that is broadcast on Hallmark Channel each fall. Celebrities such as Betty Chi Chi was brought to a new home in Phoenix, Arizona, White, Jay Leno, Martin Short, Whoopi Goldberg, Erik where a loving family helped her begin the long process of Estrada, Rebecca Romijn, Denise Richards, Ariel Winter healing. After adapting to her first set of custom and many more have supported our Hero Dogs, who prosthetics, Chi Chi’s sweet personality began to emerge. uplift the incredible bond between animals and people She loved the company and care she received from her and inspire us all. Here is the remarkable story of the new family and started to meet friends in her local NINE 2018 American Hero Dog: community who were inspired by her incredible story. Chi Chi eventually became a certified therapy dog, sharing MIllION+ her joyful smile and loving demeanor with human amputees, hospital patients, and thousands of social PUblIC VOTEs media followers from around the world. Owen, an sINCE 2011 11-year-old boy and one of Chi Chi’s fans, was severely burned as a toddler and had to have both of his legs amputated. Owen and Chi Chi had an instant connection upon meeting and the two became fast friends. Chi Chi gave Owen hope and showed him how to celebrate his own unique qualities. ONE Chi Chi was named the 2018 American Humane Therapy Dog, also snagging our top honor: 2018 American Hero Dog. Chi Chi crossed the rainbow bridge on Feb. 4, 2019, but her spirit continues to live on through BILLION + her inspiring legacy. MEdIA IMPREssIONs

fOR 2018 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 19 helping Ensure the Welfare of the World’s Animals First to Serve® the cause of animals through humane certiﬁcation

Animals need and deserve great care and treatment. standards created by the world’s leading veterinarians, But until recently, there were few or no accepted animal experts, and animal ethicists as part of scientific independent humane standards governing the treatment advisory committees. The internationally-accepted “Five of animals in a wide variety of settings involving human Freedoms” deserved by all animals, serve as guiding care. To remedy this and to help elevate the care of principles for our standards. millions of animals on farms and ranches, in entertainment and in the world’s zoos and aquariums, To help ensure compliance and absolute integrity of and now in pet travel, American Humane has led the way reporting, the standards are enforced by independent, in creating and enforcing rigorous, science-based expert third-party auditors or Certified Animal Safety standards that demonstrably improve the lives of animals. RepresentativesTM with ultimate oversight of all programs provided by the country’s trusted first national humane Today, American Humane is the largest certifier of animal organization. The expertise and verification process welfare in the world, with innovative programs that help provides those who care about animals with the ensure humane conditions for what is approaching one assurance that those in a certified environment enjoyed billion animals around the world. All of our certification demonstrably good welfare and were treated humanely. programs are built upon objective, evidence-based HElPING NEARlY American humane Farm Program 1 BILLION First to Serve® in the protection of farm animals fARM ANIMAls American Humane was the first national humane • Encouraging Congress and the American people to ANNUAllY organization to serve in the protection of farm animals. In support humanely raised foods was the goal of our live better lives under our fact, we were founded on this vital issue in 1877 and for Humane Table congressional briefing, outlining 200 rigorous, science-based 142 years have led the way in promoting the welfare and advances in agricultural practices and calling on humane standards that are part humane treatment of animals in agriculture. everyone to rally behind humane farming practices that of the American Humane feed the world and treat animals right. Certified® program Today, we help ensure better lives for nearly 1 billion farm animals through our American Humane Certified™ • Reaching more consumers as American Humane program, the first, largest and most trusted independent Certified products are now being offered and promoted farm welfare and audit effort in the country. Just some of by grocery and food services such as Amazon Fresh and GROWING our key victories during the past year include: US Foods. REACH • Promoting the welfare and humane treatment of “We’re proud to be the first turkey WITH MORE fARMs nearly 1 billion farm animals under more than 200 producer to carry the American rigorous, science-based standards covering everything ACHIEVING from adequate space to air and water quality, heating, Humane seal, and we know our retail CERTIfICATION lighting, shade, and the animals’ ability to engage in partners value the reassurance that natural behaviors. EACH YEAR American Humane holds us to our • Adding nine more humane producers under the commitment to animal care and American Humane Certified seal, including major labels such as Coleman Natural Foods for its crate-free pig well-being.” operations and Culver Duck, one of North America’s CMO, Butterball % largest duck producers. Additions like these companies – bill Klump, help increase our reach in covering hundreds of millions of chickens, turkeys, dairy cows, and other agricultural 90Of All species who deserve good welfare and humane CAGE-fREE treatment.

INEGGs THE U.s. ARE AMERICAN HUMANE CERTIfIEd! (estimated) AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 23 315,000 ANIMAls PROTECTEd: American humane Conservation since the program’s launch First to Serve® and Protect Animals in Zoos and Aquariums in 2016, we have brought nearly a third of a million In the face of what scientists are calling a “Sixth Mass • Raised public awareness for humane conservation animals under our rigorous, Extinction” with species disappearing at an unprecedented American Humane created a series of six educational science-based protections. rate, zoos and aquariums are playing an outsized role in videos about the vital role of zoos and aquariums in preserving the vital web of life on Earth. To elevate conservation, prompting more than 15 million views on 315,000 standards and shine a spotlight on those who focus on social media. Our national television public service animal welfare, American Humane developed the first- message with famed wildlife conservationist Jeff Corwin ever independent, science-based humane certification continues to promote support of humane conservation dedicated solely to helping ensure the welfare and and has been broadcast over 38,000 times, reaching humane treatment of the animals in the world’s zoos, 393 million people and counting. aquariums, and conservation centers.

We are proud to announce the following on behalf of “American Humane is the oldest and +26% remarkable and endangered animals: 250,000 most trusted advocate for animal • Helping protect species in zoological settings welfare in the world. The Humane American Humane now helps protect the worldwide: TM welfare and humane treatment of nearly a third of a Certified program provides the first million animals at 58 leading zoological facilities around genuinely independent, third-party the world...and we’re just getting started. GlObAl IMPACT: assessment of the welfare of animals • Global expansion: Major institutions around the world under care at zoos and aquariums. TM are lining up to become Humane Certified and we now Being Humane Certified is a statement certify major zoological facilities in 15 U.S. states and 12 countries in North and Central America, the of commitment among participants to Bahamas, Europe, and Asia. aspire towards the highest level of

• Teaching humane conservation to a new generation: animal care and welfare and a We reached out to 26,000 elementary, middle and high conviction to place the well-being of schools across the country, encouraging youngsters to We now help ensure the become advocates for the world’s creatures through our animals first.” welfare and humane series of free children’s e-books and curricula focusing – stephen M. Coan, Phd, treatment of animals at on the vital work being done by Humane Certified™ zoos and aquariums. President and CEO, 58 major facilities in Mystic Aquarium 12 countries in North and Central America, Europe, and Asia. AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 25 “Woodland Park Zoo is proud to be part of the “I fully and completely support the exclusive network of zoos and aquariums with American Humane certification program the American Humane certification. This and applaud this organization’s courage certification provides our visitors, members and and determination to develop and offer supporters with the confidence that we remain this flagship program.” a center of excellence dedicated to animal – James f. Peddie, dVM, welfare and conservation.” Distinguished Faculty Chair and – Alejandro Grajal, President and CEO, Staff Veterinarian, Moorpark Woodland Park Zoo College

“Providing the best possible welfare to all the animals under our care has always been my highest priority, as this is essential in trying to present them as ambassadors for our “The auditing standards developed by American Humane planet. The Global Humane Certiﬁed designation provides represent a robust and salubrious beginning to regulating veriﬁcation of good practices from an animal focused these operations.” approach, becoming the ideal tool to benchmark the humane – bernard E. Rollin, Phd, world-renowned animal care that our zoological institutions have to provide to our ethicist and University Distinguished Professor, beloved animals.” Colorado State University – Wolfgang Kiessling, Founder, Loro Parque

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655,417 American humane hollywood First to Serve® and protect animals in ﬁlm & TV

The American Humane Hollywood program has been First to Serve® in the protection of our animal actors since 1940 and is the only industry-sanctioned effort to oversee animal safety on filmed 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 production sets. Millions look for our famed “No Animals Were ANIMAls PROTECTEd Harmed®” certification to assure them that furred, finned, and IN fIlMEd feathered performers were kept safe and humanely treated under ENTERTAINMENT the watchful supervision of our trained Certified Animal Safety (Cumulative) RepresentativesTM. The safety of animals is American Humane’s top priority, which is why we work closely with producers, directors, animal trainers and stunt coordinators before even one frame of film is shot. During this past year, we worked successfully 1,000 once again to put the spotlight on…

PROdUCTIONs ANd • Keeping animals safe: This past year, American Humane protected nearly 100,000 animal actors during more than 3,200 THREE OsCARs! productions days in the United States and around the world. We successfully protect animals on 1,000 production sets each • 1,000 productions – and three Oscars! We monitor everything year – from indie films to the from small indie films to the biggest box-office blockbusters. biggest box-office blockbusters. This year we worked on five Some of the top movies we were on include five Academy Award- Academy Award-nominated films nominated films and three Oscar winners, including Black Panther, and three Oscar winners! A Star is Born, Vice, Mary, Queen of Scots, and Mary Poppins Returns.

• Increasing our international presence: Responding to growing demand, we supervised nearly 40 percent more international EXPANdING production days than the previous year. Our Certified Animal Safety RepresentativesTM kept animals safe on film productions in GROWTH 31 countries. To meet growing demand here and abroad, we are increasing the number of our safety • Expanding our global team: To meet growing demand, we representatives and serving expanded our safety team, for a total of 48, with 32 across the more countries United States in high-production locations, and 16 overseas in the 12% INCREAsE IN # Of OUR United Kingdom, Sweden, Germany, New Zealand, South Africa sAfETY REPs WORldWIdE and Canada. WORKING IN 31 COUNTRIEs 40% MORE INTERNATIONAl PROdUCTION dAYs IN JUsT ONE YEAR AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 29 new Effort to help Us Do Better by Our Best Friends

In our ongoing quest to expand and improve protections training and crew notifications, breed protections, for animals wherever and whenever they are in need, we temperature inside and outside the aircraft, wait times, launched a new project aimed at helping all of us do monitoring checks, availability of food and water, and better by animals: scores of other factors, the effort represents a significant, science-based step forward in helping ensure the health, Protecting animals in air transport comfort and welfare of animal passengers in commercial More than half a million pets are transported by air each aviation. year in the United States. To help ensure a safe, comfortable, healthy, and humane experience for these In fact, United Airlines sought out the expertise and advice beloved family members, American Humane, the of American Humane last May in an effort to implement country’s first national humane organization and the significant changes and improvements in their PetSafe® largest certifier of animal welfare in the world, has been transport program. working to improve the safety, comfort and well-being of pets traveling by plane. Animal welfare experts, researchers, and veterinarians at American Humane have been thoroughly examining United Airlines’ systems, practices and policies surrounding the transport of pets and advising them of ways to improve More than the transport experience for the hundreds of thousands of half a million pets animals who fly with them each year. American Humane is dedicated to improving safety for pets travel by air each year traveling by air, advancing our mission to protect animals everywhere, and making the skies an even friendlier, safer in the U.s. and more humane place for our best friends. More about this effort will be shared in coming months at Best practices are being developed by American Humane www.AmericanHumane.org. animal welfare specialists and an independent Scientific Advisory Committee consisting of the world’s leading animal welfare experts, veterinarians, researchers, and animal ethicists. Covering every aspect of air travel from health certifications to pre-flight preparation and acclimation, check-in, temporary housing, ground transport, crating, loading and unloading, employee

AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 31 Global Awareness and Public Education

As the leader on animal welfare issues since 1877, news organizations routinely seek our expertise and commentary. Media coverage, along with social media, public education campaigns and publications, helps to inform and activate people into building a more humane world. We need them. News stories on American Humane helping animals were carried by prominent national publications, newspapers, magazines and news stations this year including FOX News, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, USA Today, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Weather Channel, PEOPLE, The Today Show, Good Morning America, ABC News, CBS Sunday Morning, CNN Headline News, Nat Geo Wild, Newsweek, Consumer Reports and many more. They need us. The eighth annual American Humane Hero dog Awards® campaign had more than a million votes cast and over a billion media impressions. The awards ceremony, which aired on Hallmark Channel, yielded the highest ratings in show history.

This year American Humane partnered with the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA) to launch a national public service ad campaign to remind the public of the thousands of animals in need and encourage support for American Humane programs established to help in times of crises. The We Need Them. They Need Us. campaign focuses on the people-animal bond. Donate at The public service ads are being seen across the country on donated billboards, bus shelters and other locations.

Additional earned media at the national and regional levels came from American Humane Americanhumane.org opinion pieces and letters to the editor on a range of issues including animal cruelty, service dogs for veterans, military working dog reuniﬁcations, and setting a humane table.

Our award-winning national television and radio PsAs are reaching millions of people each year with lifesaving information, messages of compassion, and practical ways the public can support humane farming, humane conservation of the world’s remarkable and endangered animals, veterans in need of service dogs, and animals caught in disasters and cruelty cases.

American Humane worked with Chicken Soup for the Soul and one of the nation’s most respected curriculum developers, Resources for learning, to create three sets of national companion curricula for elementary, middle and high school students. Drawing on the book, Humane Heroes, with inspirational stories of animal rescue, rehabilitation, and humane conservation at leading zoological institutions, 18 lesson plans and accompanying Teacher’s Guides were developed. These new curricula helped develop literacy and math skills based on engaging free reading materials that also encourage young people to appreciate Earth’s wonderful and disappearing species and the institutions working to protect and preserve them. The year in Pictures

34 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 35 Compassionate Celebrity Ambassadors

“American Humane “I couldn’t imagine “Disasters like “The world is filled with “I believe in American “Without the careful, “American Humane “I wanted American “For almost 60 years, rescues animals losing my dog Cleo to a hurricanes, floods, wonderful and amazing Humane. They are there watchful eye of pioneered assuring the Humane to be part of all I’ve been a member of needing forever homes disaster. I am grateful and tornadoes can leave animals that we need for the animals and it’s American Humane, well-being of animals the action. It was a vital the country’s oldest and trains them to to American Humane pets and other animals to protect and preserve. only about the real cruelty to animals used in cinema collaboration.” charity dedicated to the become life-saving Rescue for responding injured, abandoned or I’m so thankful to interest of the animals. would surely occur, and production. Now the welfare of animals, – steven spielberg service dogs for free wherever and whenever lost. American Humane organizations like This group doesn’t make for this I am grateful organization is turning American Humane. for veterans in need.” animals are in need.” Rescue has been there American Humane who a lot of noise – it just that such a fine its attention to animals Won’t you help?“ when disaster strikes. have been working to do gets the job done.” organization exists.” kept in zoos and – Ice-T – Ariel Winter – betty White They do amazing work in just that, while building aquaria...the auditing – Whoopi Goldberg – sir Anthony Hopkins protecting all animals.” a greater love and standards developed by appreciation for our American Humane – Naomi Judd world’s remarkable represent a robust and creatures.” salubrious beginning to regulating these – Jack Hanna operations.”

– dr. bernard Rollin, world-renowned animal ethicist

36 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 37 Other Major Events & Milestones

Provided national leadership fill a bowl…feed a soul campaign Mercury Excellence Awards: Honored America’s four-legged Jack Hanna, one of the best-known Provided free critical care: Raised national awareness of Humane Certified Conservation during Hurricanes florence and with Chicken Soup for the Soul Pet American Humane earned a bronze military heroes: Five courageous and most-loved zoologists and American Humane conducted a National dog bite Prevention announced the certification of Michael. As the American Humane Food: Continued an ambitious award for its Dolphin Care & canines were awarded American conservationists in the world, free veterinary clinic hosted at a Week this April through extensive several new facilities, including Busch Rescue team deployed multiple national campaign in which Wellness video, and an honors award Humane’s Lois Pope LIFE K-9 Medal starred in a national Public Service Louisiana shelter, caring for close to media coverage to help avoid the Gardens Tampa and Simon Bolivar times to help the animal victims of American Humane and Chicken Soup for its What You Need to Know About of Courage, the nation’s highest Announcement for American 300 animals in need. double tragedy that can occur when National Zoo and Botanical Garden in these historic storms, our CEO took for the Soul are distributing more Service Dogs video in partnership award for military dogs. The Humane, urging people to support dogs bite people, since injuries result Costa Rica. to national media, including CNBC, than one million meals annually of with Mars Petcare. nationally covered ceremony took the good work done by the nation’s on the human side and dogs may be Fox News, USA Today, and The all-natural Chicken Soup for the Soul place on Capitol Hill in DC. many working dogs who help make euthanized. Washington Post, to help people Pet Food to U.S. shelters and pet better lives for our veterans, the ill prepare and deal with the aftermath food distribution centers. and the differently abled. The TV and of these disasters, reaching millions. radio spots have been broadcast more than 5,000 times, reaching 40 million people.

Consumer Reports named American Humane a “Best Charity” Thanks to American Humane and New to support. Jersey’s Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, New board Member: U.S. Navy Rear Our Congressional Humane Table retired military working dogs now Admiral (Ret.) Thomas Kearney, a briefing, showcasing American The American Humane Hollywood receive free specialty veterinary Two hundred fifty-nine nominees are decorated veteran with over 30 years ® Humane Certified producers and program has been First to Serve in health care, something they never now competing for this year’s Hero of service in the Armed Services, encouraging Americans to purchase the protection of our beloved animal had before. Forty-three four-legged Vet and Hero Vet Nurse award joined our national board of humanely raised foods, was reported actors for over 75 years. In that time, military heroes are already in our through American Humane’s Hero directors. He will use his experience on by more than 1,000 media across we’ve certified the safety of more Filmed and produced a new national program, receiving life-changing, life- Dog Awards. Winners will be in protecting our country to help the country. than one million animal actors television and radio PsA campaign saving care – free of charge. announced in October. protect the nation’s animals, veterans through our famed No Animals Were with veteran and television star Ice-T and four-footed warriors. Harmed® program. promoting our Pups4Patriots program.

38 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 39 historic Milestones

2000 1936 Created the first Called for an independent farm 2011 Launched the 1877 international treaty to 1969 1978 animal welfare 2017 Hero Dog Awards™ American Humane stop polluting the seas Supported the Launched Adopt-A- certification program Deployed to Texas, to honor founded as the passage of the Dog Month® Louisiana, Florida & extraordinary dogs country’s first national Endangered Species California to help humane organization Conservation Act thousands of animals 1971 1991 2015 left homeless by Developed guidelines 2005 Advocated for return of hurricanes & fires 1915 Advocated for the Deployed to help 1958 for animal shelters to military working dogs in Launched Be Kind to Advocated for the Marine Mammal animal victims of ® foster pets of military 2016 National Defense Animals Week Humane Slaughter Act Protection Act Hurricanes Katrina, reservists sent to Authorization Act Rita and Wilma Operation Desert Storm

1878 1940 1966 1992 2009 Supported the passage Deployed during Exposed and began Launched “No Animals of Animal Welfare Act The majority of U.S. fighting inhumane Were Harmed ®” program 1975 Hurricane Andrew to cage-free egg producer s conditions in 1916 to protect animals on Launched Adopt-A- save animals in became American Cat Month ® Florida, Louisiana, 2018 slaughterhouses Rescued 68,000 movie sets 1985 Humane Certified™ 2014 Announced Pet and Texas Assisted with the wounded horses a 1970 Advocated for anti- Transport initiative with month during WWI Advocated for dogfighting in Colorado, second-largest Lobbied to protect the bald United Airlines spay/neuter programs South Dakota, 2001 dog-fighting raid in eagle, which President Following 9/11, 2016 & drew critical attention Wyoming, and Montana U.S. history Franklin D. Roosevelt signed deployed to help Launched the Lois to the emergence of into law protect hundreds of Pope LIFE Center for “puppy mills” search-and-rescue dogs Military Affairs Launched Humane Conservation program

40 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 41 Financial Stewardship Mission

American Humane has a long and trusted record of using The Independent Charities of America Founded in 1877, American Humane our precious resources effectively for the benefit of the “seal of Excellence” most vulnerable. Our independently certified awards and The Independent Charities Seal of Excellence is awarded is committed to ensuring the safety, recognition for our charitable stewardship include: to the members of Independent Charities of America and Local Independent Charities of America that have, upon welfare and well-being of animals. Charity Navigator rigorous independent review, been able to certify, Our leadership programs are first to serve The nation’s largest and most-utilized evaluator of document, and demonstrate on an annual basis that they charities awarded a coveted fourth star – its highest rating meet the highest standards of public accountability, in promoting and nurturing the bonds – to American Humane. Charity Navigator’s ratings show program effectiveness, and cost effectiveness. These donors how efficiently they believe a charity will use their standards include those required by the U.S. Government between animals and people. support, how well it has sustained its programs and for inclusion in the Combined Federal Campaign, the most services over time, and their level of commitment to good exclusive fund drive in the world. Of the 1,000,000 governance, best practices and openness. charities operating in the United States today, it is Program services 91.2% estimated that fewer than 50,000, or 5%, meet or exceed Fundraising 5.5% Consumer Reports these standards, and, of those, fewer than 2,000 have General administration 3.3% Consumer Reports named American Humane a “Best been awarded this Seal. Charity,” drawing on the reviews of several major Audited Financials 6/30/18 nonprofit watchdog groups. Getting the Gold from Guidestar UsA! GuideStar USA, Inc., the premier source of nonprofit American Humane a “Top-Rated Charity” information, awarded American Humane the Gold Level, American Humane was named a “Top-Rated Charity” with by demonstrating our deep commitment to nonprofit an “A” rating by the American Institute of Philanthropy’s transparency and accountability. CharityWatch, joining only a select few of the more than 600 charities monitored by the service. Groups included American Humane provides outsized service to those it on the Top-Rated list generally spend 75 percent or more serves. With millions of animals helped each year, you of their budgets on programs, spend $25 or less to raise may be sure that your donation will be well used and will $100 in public support, do not hold excessive assets in have a real measurable impact. reserve, and receive “open-book” status for disclosure of basic financial information and documents.

The better business bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance American Humane is once again one of the charities that meet all of the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance’s 20 Standards for Charity Accountability.

42 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT Board of Directors American humane hollywood Scientiﬁc Advisory Committee

William Abbott William P. davis, Esq. J. Michael Mcfarland, dVM, dAbVP bonnie V. beaver, dVM, Ms, Gail C. Golab, Phd, dVM, MACVsc, James f. Peddie, dVM bernard E. Rollin, Phd Charlie sammut President and CEO, Crown Media Family President, Davis Law & Associates, P.C. Head, US Cattle Marketing and dPNAP, dACVb, dACAW dACAW Distinguished Faculty Chair and University Distinguished Professor Professional Animal Trainer Dept. of Small Animal Clinical American Veterinary Medical Staff Veterinarian, Retired Professor of Philosophy Networks Marketing Operations, Zoetis, Inc. Sciences Association Exotic Animal Training and Professor of Animal Sciences Claudia sonder, dVM debra s. fair College of Veterinary Medicine Management (EATM) Program Professor of Biomedical Sciences Director of the UC Davis Center dawn Assenzio (secretary) Executive Director, PEDIGREE Foundation John Payne (Chair) Texas A&M University debborah luke, Phd Moorpark College University Bioethicist for Equine Health Philanthropy Consultant President and CEO, Compassion-First Executive Director Colorado State University sharon Jablin Pet Hospitals susan G. friedman, Phd Society for Conservation Biology Dept of Psychology brian beale, dVM, diplomate ACVs President, Rental Properties, Inc. Dept of Special Education Veterinarian, Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists lois Pope Utah State University Naomi Judd President, Leaders in Furthering Education (LIFE) Marty becker, dVM Singer, Songwriter, Philanthropist Chairman & President, Lois Pope LIFE Veterinarian, Television Correspondent Foundation, Inc. and Author Rear Admiral Tom Kearney UsN, Ret. American humane Farm Program Scientific Advisory Committee President, Kearney Group LLC Candy spelling (Vice-Chair) Author, Producer and Philanthropist Amanda bowman (Chair, Capital Campaign) Jason K. Apple, Ms, Phd Terry Engle, Ms, Phd darrin Karcher, Ms, Phd david Newman, Phd Paul Thompson, Phd Policy Consultant Herbert Krauss, Jd Professor, Department of Animal Professor, Ruminant Nutrition, Assistant Professor Extension Associate Professor of Animal Professor and W.K. Kellogg Chair in Retired Principal, Furniture Consultants Abigail Trenk Sciences Department of Animal Sciences Specialist, Poultry, Department of Science, College of Agriculture, Agricultural, Food and Community Col. scott Campbell UsMC, Ret. President, Air Pegasus Heliport, Inc. University of Arkansas Colorado State University Animal Sciences Engineering and Technology Ethics MAGTF Analyst, Katmai Government Services Purdue University Arkansas State University Michigan State University s.f. (sarge) bilgili, dVM, Ms, Phd Inmaculada Estévez, Phd Professor and Extension Scientist, Research Professor, Research and lester Khoo, VMd, Phd Thomas d. Parsons, VMd, Phd, Cassandra Tucker, Phd Department of Poultry Science Development Director, Aquatic Diagnostic ACAW Professor, Department of Animal Auburn University Neiker-Tecnalia Laboratory, Department of Professor and Director, Swine Science Pathobiology and Population Research and Training Center, University of California, Davis American humane national Ambassador Council Richard blatchford, MA, Phd Anne C. fanatico, Ms, Phd Medicine, College of School of Veterinary Medicine Assistant Cooperative Extension Assistant Professor, Sustainable Veterinary Medicine University of Pennsylvania Kurt d. Vogel, Ms, Phd suzanne Ainslie suzi Goldsmith Adrienne Maloof lisa Vanderpump Specialist, Department of Animal Development Department Mississippi State University Associate Professor of Animal Science Appalachian State University James Reynolds, dVM, MPVM Science, Department of Animal and Jeff Alderton frances Hayward Matt Martin debbie Wells University of California, Davis Janice Kritchevsky, VMd, Ms Professor, Large Animal Medicine Food Science Temple Grandin, Ms, Phd Professor, Large Animal Medicine, Western University of Health University of Wisconsin-River Falls lee Alderton Carolyn Hennesy Jewel Morris Judy Walter Victoria braithwaite, Phd Professor, Animal Sciences, College College of Veterinary Medicine Sciences Pomona, CA Ann C. Wilkinson, dVM, MbA Erin Andrews lucille Hume barbara Niven Jennifer (Jen) Woods Professor of Fisheries and Biology, of Agricultural Sciences Purdue University Department of Ecosystem Science Colorado State University Consultant, Dairy Welfare and fran burns Carrie Ann Inaba Ronnie Perl & Management and Department of Guy Heaton loneragan, bVsc, stephen A. smith, Ms, dVM, Phd One Health Biology Jesse Grimes, Ms, Phd Ms, Phd Professor, Aquatic Medicine/Fish dr. Caren Caty sharon Jablin bjaye Pilotte Penn State University Department Extension Leader and Professor of Food Safety and Public Health, Wildlife and Exotic Animal Medicine, Department of susan Cushing Helene Kovens Wendy Roberts Poultry Extension Specialist, College Health, Department of Animal and Candace C. Croney, Ms, Phd of Agriculture and Life Sciences Food Sciences Biomedical Sciences & Pathobiology Alex donner Rita Krauss Janet swanson Director, Center for Animal Welfare North Carolina State University Texas Tech University Virginia-Maryland College of Science and Associate Professor, Veterinary Medicine danielle fishel Herb Krauss Alison sweeney Animal Behavior and Well-being, Charles l. Hofacre, Ms, dVM, Joy A. Mench, Phd Virginia Tech University Department of Comparative MAM, Phd Professor Emeritus, Department of George fowler bailee Madison Abigail Trenk Pathobiology and Department of Professor Emeritus, College of Animal Science Yvonne Vizzier Thaxton, Ms, Phd Retired Professor and Director, Animal Sciences Veterinary Medicine University of California, Davis Center for Food Animal Well Being Purdue University. University of Georgia University of Arkansas

44 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT 45 PTS Service Dog Standards Scientiﬁc Advisory Committee

Heather Ansley, Esq. MsW Auzadeh Harvey, lPCC, lPC, Jacqueline Maﬀucci, Phd Allison Provost, Phd Chad Zadina, dVM Associate General Counsel for Ms, NCC Founder Scientiﬁc Program Manager CEO how Can you help? Corporate and Government CEO Applied Data Solutions, LLC Cohen Veterans Bioscience Tabby Road Animal Hospital Relations Integrative Counseling of NM, LLC Paralyzed Veterans of America John C. Moon John P. Williams Chris ford Joe M. Howell, dVM Director, Program Development Principal CEO At American Humane, we are committed sarah birman President, Western Veterinary Golden Opportunities for Powell Strategies Stop Soldier Suicide Director of Training and Client Conference Independence to building a more humane world. Services Past President and Chairman of Canine Companions for Board, American Veterinary Medical sheila O'brien Please join us. Independence Association Director of External Relations, Guide Dog Foundation Board Member, Assistance Dogs Animals need your help! International

A donation to American Humane American humane Conservation™ Certification Program Scientific enables us to continue our life-saving work for animals. Donate today or Advisory Committee make a planned giving gift by calling (800) 227-4645, emailing us at CO-CHAIRS: daniel Garcia Parraga, dVM, Xavier Manteca Vilanova, Phd ETHICISTS: dECAAH, dECZM Professor, Department of Animal [email protected], or James f. Peddie, dVM Director of Animal Health and Feed Science Joe M. Howell, dVM contributing through our website, Distinguished Faculty Chair and Oceanográfic Valencia Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona President, Western Veterinary Staff Veterinarian, Retired Exotic Conference www.AmericanHumane.org. Animal Training and Management Ramiro Isaza, dVM, Ms, MPH, James f. Mcbain, dVM Past President and Chairman of (EATM) Program dACZM Veterinary Consultant Board, American Veterinary Medical Moorpark College Professor of Zoological Medicine, Association College of Veterinary Medicine Ken Ramirez You can make a difference today and in linda Reeve Peddie, dVM University of Florida Executive Vice President & Chief bernard E. Rollin, Phd the future for animals in need. Veterinarian (Retired) Training Officer University Distinguished Professor Wendy K. Kiso, Phd Karen Pryor Clicker Training Professor of Philosophy COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Director of Conservation and Professor of Animal Sciences Research Professor of Biomedical Sciences Theodore friend, Phd Ringling Bros. Center for Elephant University Bioethicist Professor Emeritus, Animals Conservation Colorado State University Behavior & Wellbeing Texas A&M University

46 AMERICAN HUMANE 2019 IMPACT REPORT AMERICAN HUMANE SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS statement of Activities for the Year Ended June 30, 2018 2017 sUPPORT ANd REVENUE statement of financial Position June 30, Contributions and sponsorships $ 26,469,167 $ 21,195,199 2018 2017 AssETs Other grants 2,855,614 3,685,485 Current assets $ 8,272,803 $ 5,976,652 Royalty income and service fees 5,354,787 5,116,033 Investments 4,082,371 2,990,104 Conferences and seminars 84,550 58,400 Property and equipment, net 571,985 580,983 Investment income 380,956 409,994 Long term pledges and accounts receivable 517,625 1,148,250 Other 201,444 422,171 Beneﬁcial interests in charitable trusts 5,659,641 5,475,056 Total support and revenue 35,346,518 30,887,282 Investments held for endowment 1,275,787 1,173,136 EXPENsEs Total assets $ 20,380,212 $ 17,344,181 Program services lIAbIlITIEs Humane Conservation 6,845,377 3,049,983 Current liabilities $ 1,592,587 $ 1,434,962 Humane Hollywood 7,693,265 8,369,503 Non-current liabilities 1,418,845 1,403,472 Humane Rescue 3,151,939 5,464,696 Total liabilities 3,011,432 2,838,434 Center for Military Aﬀairs 6,694,950 5,090,308 NET AssETs Farm Animal Program 4,752,754 4,313,719 Without donor restrictions 5,594,258 3,252,600 Other Programs 502,027 420,951 With donor restrictions 11,774,522 11,253,147 Total program services 29,640,312 26,709,160 Total net assets 17,368,780 14,505,747 Supporting services Philanthropic services and fundraising 1,771,983 1,536,740

Total liabilities and net assets $ 20,380,212 $ 17,344,181 General administration 1,071,190 1,045,830 Total supporting services 2,843,173 2,582,570 Total expenses 32,483,485 29,291,730 Total Expense breakdown fY 2018 CHANGE IN NET AssETs 2,863,033 1,595,552

NET AssETs Program services 91.2% Beginning of year 14,505,747 12,910,195 Fundraising 5.5% General administration 3.3% End of year $ 17,368,780 $ 14,505,747

For a complete copy of American Humane’s audited ﬁnancial statements for June 30, 2018, please visit www.AmericanHumane.org or write to: American Humane, Finance Department, Suite 360, 1400 16th Street, NW, Washington DC 20036

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