Animal Services Of Richmond Inc

Covid-19 also impacted our ability to conduct educational programming. In addition restrictions were executed as a result of government guidelines due to an active outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza further reducing our ambassador educational programming ability. Government mandates relative to events and wildlife regulatory guidelines pertaining to the exhibit and protection of wildlife within captivity caused our educational programs to be reduced. We were able to conduct 12 educational programs during 2022 that reached 120 attendees during the pandemic. We continued to care for 25 exhibit and sanctuary animals funded through our rehabilitative and wildlife veterinary treatment program as described in 4a above.

Launched a capital campaign to acquire land and buildings that will accommodate the communitys demand for our services. The Center has benefited from the generous donation of pro bono veterinary services approximating $103,355 as well as donated facility space with a fair market equivalent of approximately $240,000 that have been excluded from this return in accordance with IRS requirements.