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Animal Medical Center Doggy Dash 2013 ANNUAL REPORT 1 2 3 BOARD OF TRUSTEES LETTER FROM THE LEADERSHIP Dear Friends and Supporters, Mr. Robert Liberman Mrs. Kenneth Langone For more than a century, The Animal Medical Center has maintained its Chairman Vice Chairman and Secretary core mission to provide quality, compassionate care for companion animals and to maintain its position in the forefront of veterinary medicine through Mr. Eli Hoffman Mr. Neil M. McCarthy groundbreaking research, advanced specialty care, and an unprecedented Vice Chairman and Treasurer Vice Chairman commitment to training future generations of veterinarians to the highest possible standards. These accomplishments are made possible through the unwavering support of our Board of Trustees, the dedication of our hardworking staff, and the extraordinary generosity of donors like you. We are proud to report that 2013 was an outstanding year for The AMC on many fronts, including an impressive increase in the overall number of patients treated Mrs. William Acquavella Tina Santi Flaherty Professor Iris C. Love and a record-setting 42,000 patient visits. Mrs. Jason Adelman Mr. David B. Ford Mr. James S. Marcus Expanding The AMC’s reach and opening our doors to any pet or service animal in need of care remains a cornerstone of our mission. In 2013, nearly $1,400,000 in free and subsidized Susan L. Baker Alexandra C. Goelet Elizabeth W.Y. Moore care was provided to clients in need through our Charitable Community Funds. The newest of these funds, AMC TO THE RESCUE, was created to expand medical services to animals temporarily in the care of non-profit rescue Mrs. Edwin M. Burke Michael Heaner Katharine Johnson Rayner organizations. The program helps cover the cost of specialized treatments for animals in critical need of care. By intervening early, The AMC improves the chances that these often neglected or abandoned pets will go on to find Dr. Elisabeth J. Cohen Mr. E. M. Hershey, II Alan H. Rebar, DVM, Ph.D. permanent, loving homes. Mr. Bruce Crawford Norman A. Israel Mrs. Oscar de la Renta To further expand our capacity to provide exceptional care and to offer our interns and residents the highest quality training available, in 2013 The AMC also made important new investments in equipment and technologies, including William D. DeHoff, DVM Mrs. Henry Kissinger Mrs. David T Schiff state-of-the-art LED lighting and anesthesia systems for our surgical suite and a dedicated teaching microscope for our Pathology Service equipped with an HDTV system capable of capturing photos and video samples. Mr. Rodman L. Drake Sharon Amsterdam Koplin Mrs. Janet B. York Our commitment to education and research expanded significantly in 2013 through our co-sponsorship of the third Mrs. J. Pepe Fanjul Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl, II annual Zoobiquity conference. This two-day international event brings together leading physicians and veterinarians to discuss and compare research outcomes across the patient spectrum. Long recognizing the value of bringing the best of human health care to the animal world, The AMC is positioned to move into the forefront of interspecies As of December 31, 2013 research, adding knowledge that benefits both human and animal health. These achievements are just a few of many made possible in 2013 through the generous support of our donors. The value of your support is reflected in the feedback we receive from so many grateful clients, and in the bonds between HONORARY TRUSTEES families and their animal companions whose lives are enriched and extended through the exemplary care provided by The AMC. Mrs. Elmer H. Bobst Dr. Henry Kaufman Mrs. William H. Pitt On behalf of our staff and Board of Trustees, we thank you for your ongoing devotion to our mission and look forward to sharing future accomplishments with you – accomplishments only your continued support can make possible. Mr. Philip W. Farley Edith McBean Mr. Langhorne Reid, III With gratitude and best wishes, Kathryn Coyne Robert Liberman Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board 4 5 OUR MISSION & OUR VALUES The Animal Medical Center, a non-profit veterinary specialty hospital, has been a national leader in animal health care since its founding in 1910. Its mission is to promote the health and well-being of companion animals through compassionate care, advanced specialty treatments, groundbreaking medical research, and a sustained commitment to training future generations of veterinarians. At The AMC, some 100 veterinarians representing 25 specialty fields aggregate their skills and experience to provide the highest quality of medical service possible to all patients, including animals whose owners or temporary caretakers have limited financial means. Called Charitable Community Funds, these subsidized programs mirror the quality of care and compassion offered to every AMC patient. To ensure the continued advancement of its core mission and to offer continuity of care to all of its pet patients, The AMC is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Dr. Jessica Wallach provides pre-operative comfort to her patient 6 Top Dog honorees Rosie and Clarence joined AMC Board and staff members at NASDAQ to ring the closing bell. As the nation’s first official police comfort dogs, Rosie and Clarence were honored for their NEW & NOTEWORTHY heroic service to first responders and survivors of the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and Boston Marathon bombing. Below: Our 2013 Top Dogs visit NASDAQ New York City Police Department dog Bear was severely injured when he was kicked in the mouth while helping his partner stop a fight on the subway. He was rushed to The AMC, where our Dentistry Service worked quickly to ensure that Bear’s teeth were saved and that he could return to his important police work. Right: Bear receives a hero’s salute following his procedure at The AMC To help facilitate the adoption of animals in the care of rescue organizations, we launched a new Community Fund, AMC TO THE RESCUE. Throughout the year, the fund provided specialty treatments and procedures for 16 rescue animals, totaling Four new veterinarians joined our team. nearly $40,000. Many of these Dr. Dennis Trafny, a former AMC intern, animals have since found their returned to The AMC as a staff doctor in forever homes. our Cardiology Service. We also welcomed Dr. Alexandre Le Roux to our Diagnostic Imaging Service, Dr. Carly Bloom to our Internal Medicine Service, and Dr. Jason Kriskey to our Emergency & Critical Care Left: Lion’s new mom is so happy to have Service. him, following his successful treatment through AMC TO THE RESCUE Left: Dr. Dennis Trafny visits with a patient, Scooby 8 9 CHARITABLE COMMUNITY FUNDS he impact of our donors’ generosity is felt around José came to The AMC in 2013 with his Shiba Inu, Hime. The AMC, but perhaps most by those served by Hime was the runt of the litter and had numerous, chronic Tour Charitable Community Funds—funds that assist health problems. “Before finding The AMC, I was told by an pet patients whose owners may not otherwise be able to emergency vet clinic that it was pointless to proceed with afford either basic care or life-saving specialty care. the surgery Hime required to repair her femur. They said the only thing they could do was to put her down.” In 2013, nearly 500 companion animals received almost $1,400,000 in subsidized care—the same quality of care At The AMC, the consulting veterinarian told José that they and depth of compassion that is provided to every AMC could perform the surgery Hime needed. However, the cost pet and client. of the surgery was more than José could afford to pay. But there was more good news. With financial assistance The Seniors’ Animal Veterinary Effort (SAVE) guarantees provided through AMC’s Patient Assistance Fund, which that low-income seniors can care for their pets. Molly, an offers subsidized urgent pet care services to owners with AMC client since 1962, has dedicated much of her life to the financial hardships, Hime received surgery and is now a well-being of animals. She has owned many pets over the healthy and happy Shiba pup. past 50 years and even ran her own rescue organization at one time. Today, Molly is one of the grateful clients receiving José says, “From the bottom of my subsidized care for her pets through the SAVE program. heart, I thank all of the donors who “My animals are my kids,” Molly made Hime’s surgery and recovery says, “and we are all blessed to have possible. My baby is pain-free, has her the SAVE program and The Animal life back, and runs every day just as a Medical Center.” healthy dog should!” For more than 15 years, David has benefited from the Donor support also sustains the Buddy Fund, which Frank V.D. Lloyd Fund for Guide Dogs, a unique program helps offset the costs associated with life-saving and that provides free care to all working guide dogs and life-extending cancer treatments for pets whose owners ensures their ability to serve the needs of their owners. have limited financial means, and the Monty and Minny David’s current guide dog, Ven, is a four-year-old German Fund, which helps qualifying clients cover the costs of Shepherd who suffers from fibrotic myopathy. Ven rehabilitation services that are often essential to a pet’s receives frequent rehabilitation sessions at The Tina Santi longevity and quality of life. Flaherty Rehabilitation & Fitness Service at AMC to prevent further debilitation of his muscles. The Lloyd Fund covers The entire Board, staff, and client community of The the cost of these treatments and Ven remains a healthy, Animal Medical Center is grateful to the compassionate happy guide dog and is always at David’s side.
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