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ANNUAL REPORT 0 2 Dear Friends and Supporters 2016 ANNUAL REPORT Dear Friends and Supporters, 2016 was a year of change and growth for the Jacksonville Humane Society. Thanks to the support of friends like you, it was another successful year for JHS and the animals in Jacksonville. Together with our partners, we sustained no kill status for the city of Jacksonville even while our shelter was under construction for our brand new building which will open in summer of 2017! Construction brought great hope, but also presented challenges at JHS. We were committed to staying open to serve our community’s homeless pets and families in need. Although we had to demolish 50 of our dog kennels, by working with many amazing partners, including Petco Foundation and PetSmart Charities, we took our adoptions team off-site and were able to help make almost as many happy homes as we did last year! Our commitment to being a resource for pets and the people who love them did not waiver, either. Thanks to friends like you, JHS is also a place where families can find: Pet care resources, such as food and veterinary care, via our Pet Safety Net program Free pet behavior assistance from our trained staff Humane education for youth and adults Quality, affordable veterinary care at our animal hospital Volunteer opportunities, including a youth program and foster care program We were determined to continue our life-saving work, despite any challenges that construction (and a hurricane!) brought our way. Your support made our goal a reality. We cannot wait to open the doors to the JHS Adoption, Education and Community Resource Center in 2017. Generosity breeds joy. Now -- let’s finish this puppy! On behalf of the animals, Executive Director 2016 Financials Capital Campaign 2016 Operating Expenses $15,000,000 Program $16,666,667 $12,000,000 $10,500,000 Fundraising $9,961,549 $7,500,000 Administrative $1,500,000 Year End Cash Position 4 Years of consecutively being named a : JHS believes in transparency. To see our audited financial statements and 990, please visit : http://www.jaxhumane.org/about-us/990-and- audited-financials/ 2016 By the Numbers 5,778 animals cared for at JHS including more than 4,000 of whom were stray animals or those transferred in from the city shelter. 3,063 families in danger of surrendering their pets were provided resources such as free pet food, free temporary boarding, and free or low cost veterinary care so they could keep their beloved best friends. 2,440 underage kittens saved thanks to our dedicated foster parents. 1,000 Pawsitive Readers helped provide enrichment for our animals. 6,096 free or low cost spay and neuter surgeries performed at our Animal Hospital. 25,171 hours donated by our amazing volunteers. Big Cats Helping Little Cats...and Dogs! We are grateful for our partnership with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Jaguars play- ers, and the Jaguars Foundation. They provided financial support, adopted from JHS, fed baby kittens, visited with Pawsitive Readers to encourage their com- mitment to reading and helped make Toast to the Animals and Mutt March a huge success. We’re their Number 1 Fans! Go Jags!! We partner with organizations across Jacksonville to benefit our community including: K9s for Warriors NF School for Y S T Special Education University of Florida I R N E Girl Scout & Boy University of North Florida U N Scout Troops Jacksonville University T M R M Tiger Academy Hubbard House A O P The Bridge The Jacksonville Zoo C United Way Keeping Families Together Scott Murphy, a local DJ, is no stranger to JHS. He’s been keeping guests at our Mutt March and Toast to the Animals events movin’ and groovin’ for years! So, when Scott suddenly had a stroke in December of 2016 and was unable to work, he sent an email asking if we could help him find a new home for his beloved pets so he could find a new place to live. Thanks to the generous support of our donors and our partnership with Pet Paradise, we were able to safely board three of Scott’s pets – Murphy, the German Shepherd, Big Boy, the 15-year-old Hemingway cat and Precious, the persnickety domestic short hair kitty. When Scott was back on his feet and in a new home that would allow pets, we were able to reunite him with his three buddies. He is now on the road to recovery with Murphy, Big Boy and Precious right by his side. “Having my pets with me has helped me to heal,” Scott shared. “They know when I’m in pain and when I need comfort. They are my family.” We would like to offer our most sincere thanks to the following donors whose support helps us to keep people and their pets together: Banfield Foundation, Bernice Barbour Foundation, Florida Blue Foundation, Scott MacKenzie & Jerry Cruz, Pet Paradise, Wells Fargo Foundation, Walmart Foundation Record Breaking Generosity Giving Tuesday is a world-wide day of giving that follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This year, Giving Tuesday gave us the opportunity to reflect on how much pets give to our lives and how JHS gives back to families who love their pets. We set our goal at $35,000 in one day and were blown away when an anonymous donor offered to match up to $10,000! Our compassionate community did not let us down – $51,173.25 was donated ! Camp Paw Prints Goes Wild! Due to construction on our property, we were unable to host Camp Paw Prints in 2016. Luckily, our friends at the Jacksonville Zoo opened their doors to JHS and we were able to partner together to provide humane education to zoo campers ages 5-14. The children participated in many activities including making “Adopt Me” bandanas for dogs in our care, learning how to meet and interact with dogs, pet responsibility, and compassion for all animals. This partnership allowed JHS to continue our promise to provide the community with humane education for children. 2016 Capital Campaign Donors Thank You For Helping Us To Build Our New Home $1,000,000 or more $250,000 or more Boyd Family Lee & Dorothy Thomas Michael Munz The Chartrand Foundation Mitchell Family Michael Ward Foundation David & Linda Stein Petco Foundation Petway Family Foundation $50,000 or more J. Wayne & Delores Barr Weaver Charles & Rushton Callaghan Cascone Family Foundation $100,000 or more Jessie Ball DuPont Fund Bruce & Mary Anderson Hugh & Wendy Durden Reverend Lila Byrd Brown Lisé Everly & John Ievalts Bruce & Debbie Johnson Andy & Toni Crawford Kirk Larsen & Kristine Cherek Larsen In Memory of Etholin Cox William & Sarah Mallory Dubow Family Foundation Nestle Purina Gasper & Irene Lazzara Michael & Teresa Radzinski Charitable Foundation Mrs. C. Herman Terry Gary & Leny Meeks Trager Family Foundation, Inc. Zimmerman Family Foundation 2016 Capital Campaign Donors $10,000 or more Lori & Jay Anderson Thank You For Helping Us To Build Our New Home Anonymous Matt & Alexis Kane In Memory of Matthew Dale Baird Robert & Cindy Kastner Elizabeth Brown Foundation Julie Klapstein Dave & Joelle Caldwell Tom & Ann Korczyk Jeff Chartrand Robert Labenski Franklin & Leigh Ann Danley Scott MacKenzie & Jerry Cruz Bernie & Denise Deisler In Memory of Dr. William Mayher, III Joan Delucca Robert R. and Kay M. Onstead Foundation In Memory of Hope Engdahl John E. Ross The Donald C. McGraw Richard & Kimberly Sisisky Foundation Jack Tarver Family Foundation In Memory of Roslyn Boushee Henderson Charlie & Anita Tomm Hill Family Foundation Scott & Dina Vickers Bruce & Judy Homeyer In Memory of Weems H. Watkins Charitable Fund Robert & Monica Jacoby $1,000 or more Gary & Linda Adams Michael & Linda Fisher William & Marnie Mayher Nance Spiak Augustyniak Insurance Group Dwyer Family Welcome to Moe’s, Inc. James & Elaine Stallings Foundation Brent & Amy Bolick Richard & Nancy Morrison Wendy Steve & Dale Hicken Terry & Sharon Fowler David Bonk Dr. Robert & Dr. Ann Nuss Dr. Jeffrey & Carolyn Stone Mark & Meredith Frisch Andrea Braun Louis & Jodie Nutter Debbie Suttles Win & Scottie Gartner Nancy Cable Pinky Pelham Delores Swick Ilisa & Bruce Griffin The Edward F. Calesa Foun- Gregory & Amy Pierce Douglas Taylor dation Gurney Foundation, Inc. Buddy & Brenda Pollak In Memory of Shana Safer Mary & Doug Coleman Preston & Joan Haskell Raymond & Susan Rodgers Temel Elizabeth Colledge Susan Hopper Selevan Family Foundation Penny Thompson Philip & Anne Corp Joey Kelly Dr. David & Kathy Sella Holly Upchurch Dr. Marie Crandall Helen Lane The Shacter Family Foundation Marty Wallace Janet Dahlseid Alice Lapointe John & Patsy Shields Daphne Walton Branch & Betsy Davis The Lonegro Family Nancy Skaran Martha Whitmore Susan Dorsch Donna Magel In Memory of Robin Hollie Smith Dianne Wiles Josephine Duford Opening in Fall 2017 ADOPTION CENTER EDUCATION CENTER Climate controlled, sound Multipurpose space for youth buffered animal housing programs, training classes, areas that will be healthier community outreach, and and more comfortable for continuing education for staff and animals and the public. volunteers. The JHS Adoption, Education & COMMUNITY Community Resource Center will also RESOURCE CENTER contain: Providing Expanded Isolation areas to control illness and disease support to those in need or those in Indoor and outdoor exercise areas for dogs and cats danger of Admissions and counseling area for animal intake, surrendering a pet. evaluation and acclimatization Indoor get-acquainted rooms Dog living rooms and cat group rooms Big Storms...Big Support When the news that Hurricane Hermine was heading for Jacksonville broke in mid-September, one simple post asking for “Storm Troopers” to foster a shelter pet during the storm sparked a movement! Soon our shelter was flooded with loving families clamoring for the chance to care for one of our dogs or cats during the storm. The generosity of our community overwhelmed us -- every single dog and cat was placed into foster care in 24 hours.
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