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Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue took in 68 dogs in 2015, adopted out 65, and assisted in placing 2 others. They treated dogs for various medical issues and provided vaccinations, spay/neuter services, and other care. The organization operates entirely through donations and volunteer foster homes. In 2015 they had income of $32,058 which was spent on medical care, supplies, food and other expenses totaling $29,016.

Helping Shepherds of Every Color
Rescue
2015 Impact Report

Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue is a non-
profit, all volunteer rescue that focuses on rescue and
rehabilitation of homeless
German shepherd dogs
(and mixes). We are foster home-based and have many
caring supporters.
We would like to share with you the scope of our work
this past year.
www.HelpingShepherdsofEveryColor.com

2015 Stats for Helping Shepherds of Every
Color Rescue
 # Dogs taken into rescue: 68
 # Adoptions: 65
 # Assists (helped placed with other rescues): 2
 Treated for heartworms: 13
 Spay/Neuters: 52
 Dogs vaccinated: 64
 Treated for skin diseases: 6
 Various infections: 22
 De-wormed: 64 (multiple times)
 Emaciated dogs: 12

Comparison Stats: Recent years
2014
68 dogs taken into Rescue
60 Adoptions, (+4 assists)
17 Foster homes, plus 3 part time
2012
16 dogs taken into Rescue
12 Adoptions, (+ 2 assists)
3 Foster homes: plus 1 part time
2011
4 dogs taken into Rescue
3 Adoptions, (+ 6 assists)
2 Foster homes
2013
40 dogs taken into Rescue
37 Adoptions, (+4 assists)
7 Foster homes, plus 3 part time
2015
68 dogs taken into Rescue
66 Adoptions, (+2 assists)
25 Foster homes, plus 2 part time

Where do our rescued dogs come
from?
 Shelters and Animal Control:
 Humane Society of Elmore County: 18
 Montgomery Humane Society: 10
 Birmingham/Jefferson Co Animal Control: 6
 Other area shelters: 8
 Vet clinics: 4
 Returns: 10
 Owner surrenders/hardship cases: 12
TOTAL INTAKE: 68

Geographic trends of 2015 adoptions
(where did they end up?)
Alabama: 41
(17 in the tri-county area)
Out of state: 25
Florida: 7
Georgia: 5
Louisiana: 3
Texas: 2
Mississippi: 2
Connecticut: 2
N. Carolina: 2
Kentucky: 1
New Jersey: 1 -------------
TOTAL : 66 Adoptions

Financial Statement
 January 1, 2015 – December 31, 2015
 Income
 Donations: $ 10,179
 Corporate donations: $ 4,479
 Adoption fees: $ 14,900
 Donation of supplies $ 2,500
 TOTAL INCOME: $32,058
 Expenses
 Shelter pull fees: $ 760
 Medical expenses: $ 21,327
 Operational expenses: $ 800 (postage, website, printing, etc)
 Dog food $ 1,929
 Dog care supplies $ 4,200 (hw/flea prevention, collars, ID, microchips, etc)
 TOTAL EXPENSES $29,016

2015 Activities
 We are a Petco Adoptions Options Partner (since 2014)
 We participated in numerous area events with our information table and our
adoptable dogs including:
 Walk n Wag (Montg Humane Society)
 Bark in the Park (HSEC)
 Tractor Supply Co. events
 Petco Meet n Greets (10)
 Pet Supermarket Meet n Greet

Officers
 Dawn Knight – President
 Debbie Tomblin – Vice President/Treasurer
 Christie Davis - Secretary

In Appreciation
 Montgomery Vet Associates
 Selma Animal Hospital
 Petco Foundation
 Petco of Montgomery
 Diana Bunch Pawtography
 Selma Animal Hospital
 Humane Society of Elmore County
 Montgomery Humane Society
 K9 Nosework Shelter Program
 For Healthy Pets
 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of
Montgomery
 Origami Owl (Lindsey Sorensen)
 Kong Company
 Nylabone Products
 Lisa McMichaels Photography
 Shaune Gilliland Photography
 Dr. Sandra Woodley
 Jamberry Nails (Megyn Ard)
 Many others

Where is Helping Shepherds of Every
Color Rescue?
Website: www.HelpingShepherdsofEveryColor.com
https://www.facebook.com/HelpingShepherdOfEveryColorRescue
Mailing Address:
3066 Zelda Road, PMB #364
Montgomery, AL 36106

Helping Shepherds of Every Color
Rescue
Thank you to all of our volunteers, supporters, adopters, and
fellow rescuers.

Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue took in 68 dogs in 2015, adopted out 65, and assisted in placing 2 others. They treated dogs for various medical issues and provided vaccinations, spay/neuter services, and other care. The non-profit rescue operates entirely through foster homes and volunteers. In 2015 their income was $32,058 which was spent on medical care, food, supplies and other expenses totaling $29,016. They partner with local shelters and veterinarians and participate in community events to promote adoptions.

Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue 2016 Impact ReportHelping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue

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Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue took in 112 dogs in 2016, adopted out 86 dogs, and provided medical care such as vaccinations, spay/neuter surgeries, and treatment for heartworms and other issues to over 100 dogs. The nonprofit rescue operates using foster homes and volunteers and shares annual impact reports detailing statistics on intake, adoptions, medical care provided, and financial information.

2016 impact reportHelping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue

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Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue took in 112 dogs in 2016, adopted out 86 dogs, and provided medical care such as vaccinations, spay/neuter surgeries, and treatment for heartworms and other issues. The nonprofit rescue operates using foster homes and volunteers and adopts dogs out locally in Alabama and other states. It relies on donations and adoption fees to fund its medical care and operations.

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Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue is a nonprofit that rescues and rehabilitates homeless German shepherds. In 2013, they took in 40 dogs, found homes for 37 through adoption or placement with other rescues, and provided medical care like vaccinations, spay/neuter surgeries, and treatment for illnesses for many of the dogs. Their financial report shows revenues of over $13,000 and expenses of over $11,000 for the year. They have continued to grow each year in the number of dogs helped and activities held to support their mission.

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2015 impact report

1. Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue 2015 Impact Report

2. Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue is a nonprofit, all volunteer rescue that focuses on rescue and rehabilitation of homeless German shepherd dogs (and mixes). We are foster home-based and have many caring supporters. We would like to share with you the scope of our work this past year. www.HelpingShepherdsofEveryColor.com

3. 2015 Stats for Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue  # Dogs taken into rescue: 68  # Adoptions: 65  # Assists (helped placed with other rescues): 2  Treated for heartworms: 13  Spay/Neuters: 52  Dogs vaccinated: 64  Treated for skin diseases: 6  Various infections: 22  De-wormed: 64 (multiple times)  Emaciated dogs: 12

4. Comparison Stats: Recent years 2014 68 dogs taken into Rescue 60 Adoptions, (+4 assists) 17 Foster homes, plus 3 part time 2012 16 dogs taken into Rescue 12 Adoptions, (+ 2 assists) 3 Foster homes: plus 1 part time 2011 4 dogs taken into Rescue 3 Adoptions, (+ 6 assists) 2 Foster homes 2013 40 dogs taken into Rescue 37 Adoptions, (+4 assists) 7 Foster homes, plus 3 part time 2015 68 dogs taken into Rescue 66 Adoptions, (+2 assists) 25 Foster homes, plus 2 part time

5. Where do our rescued dogs come from?  Shelters and Animal Control:  Humane Society of Elmore County: 18  Montgomery Humane Society: 10  Birmingham/Jefferson Co Animal Control: 6  Other area shelters: 8  Vet clinics: 4  Returns: 10  Owner surrenders/hardship cases: 12 TOTAL INTAKE: 68

6. Geographic trends of 2015 adoptions (where did they end up?) Alabama: 41 (17 in the tri-county area) Out of state: 25 Florida: 7 Georgia: 5 Louisiana: 3 Texas: 2 Mississippi: 2 Connecticut: 2 N. Carolina: 2 Kentucky: 1 New Jersey: 1 ------------- TOTAL : 66 Adoptions

7. Financial Statement  January 1, 2015 – December 31, 2015  Income  Donations: $ 10,179  Corporate donations: $ 4,479  Adoption fees: $ 14,900  Donation of supplies $ 2,500  TOTAL INCOME: $32,058  Expenses  Shelter pull fees: $ 760  Medical expenses: $ 21,327  Operational expenses: $ 800 (postage, website, printing, etc)  Dog food $ 1,929  Dog care supplies $ 4,200 (hw/flea prevention, collars, ID, microchips, etc)  TOTAL EXPENSES $29,016

8. 2015 Activities  We are a Petco Adoptions Options Partner (since 2014)  We participated in numerous area events with our information table and our adoptable dogs including:  Walk n Wag (Montg Humane Society)  Bark in the Park (HSEC)  Tractor Supply Co. events  Petco Meet n Greets (10)  Pet Supermarket Meet n Greet

9. Officers  Dawn Knight – President  Debbie Tomblin – Vice President/Treasurer  Christie Davis - Secretary

10. In Appreciation  Montgomery Vet Associates  Selma Animal Hospital  Petco Foundation  Petco of Montgomery  Diana Bunch Pawtography  Selma Animal Hospital  Humane Society of Elmore County  Montgomery Humane Society  K9 Nosework Shelter Program  For Healthy Pets  Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Montgomery  Origami Owl (Lindsey Sorensen)  Kong Company  Nylabone Products  Lisa McMichaels Photography  Shaune Gilliland Photography  Dr. Sandra Woodley  Jamberry Nails (Megyn Ard)  Many others

11. Where is Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue? Website: www.HelpingShepherdsofEveryColor.com https://www.facebook.com/HelpingShepherdOfEveryColorRescue Mailing Address: 3066 Zelda Road, PMB #364 Montgomery, AL 36106

12. Transformations: Joe

13. Transformations: Millie

14. Transformations: Gandolf

15. Transformations: Marcus

16. Transformations: Idgy

17. Transformations: Bonsai

18. Transformations: Hank

19. Helping Shepherds of Every Color Rescue Thank you to all of our volunteers, supporters, adopters, and fellow rescuers.

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