Goals
- Dedication of Emergency Medical Fund
- Enhancement of our SNIP (Spays and Neuters in Partnership) Program
- Development of The Big Fix, a large scale spay and neuter clinic
- Increase public awareness, outreach and educational initiatives
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Overview
At a minimum, each rescue dog receives dewormer, vaccinations, a microchip and is spayed/neutered in hart's care. Funds raised through this grant would be dedicated to an Emergency Medical Fund so we can quickly react to emergency cases and treatments.
Rescue efforts alone will not ease the overpopulation problem so through our SNIP (Spays and Neuters in Partnership) Program we subsidize the alteration of 2 dogs per month. With additiona funds through this grant, we could increase the number of participants from 24 to 60.
By developing The Big Fix, a large-scale spay/nueter clinic, we can immediately reduce the number of unwanted litters. The clinic would be free, hosted by our veterinary partners or in our target community, staffed by volunteers, vets and techs and sterilize 70 dogs over a weekend or 35 per day.
With this grant, hart would also devote increased resources to education, outreach and public relations initiatives.
Community Benefit
How will the $25K be used? |
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| Budget Notes: Not included in this budget are ongoing operational costs (routine medical treatment, foster supplies) which will continue to be funded by fundraising initiatives and partnerships. There are no adminstrative costs included in this budget as hart relies entirely on volunteers. | |
| $ 4,500 | Emergency Medical Fund - minimize waits for treatments |
| $ 7,000 | SNIP Program - increase number of alterations through subsidy program |
| $ 11,000 | The Big Fix - large scale spay/neuter clinic |
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