Humane Society-Spca Of Nelson County

We funded and coordinated low/no cost spayneuter, testing, and vaccinations services (performed by licensed veterinarians) for approximately 58 dogs and 68 cats of low income residents on a "pay what you can" basis, thus improving animal health, augmenting public safety by increasing compliance with rabies vaccination requirements, and avoiding geometric growth in future numbers of "surplus" companion animals. To these same ends, 160 "feral/unsocialized" cats were trapped, given veterinary exams and services, sterilized, then returned for care at long term sites or by the "owners" under our trapneuterreturn program. Additional tnr cats that proved to have been sterilized already were given rabies vaccinations, and/or fiv/felv tests only.

Through our pet rescue/transport programs, we saved and transported 28 dogs and puppies, and 87 cats and kittens, for adoption at cooperating shelters in areas where pets are in demand. Pets in these programs receive vaccinations and veterinary care. Those of suitable age are sterilized prior to transport; younger animals are sterilized through the receiving agencies prior to adoption.

There were no other program revenues or expenses for ty2024.