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Board Meeting

January 23, 2015

Animal Care & Control of NYC

Board Meeting January 23, 2015

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Live Intake

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New ¡Hope ¡ 15,369 ¡ Public ¡ Adop6on ¡ 6,184 ¡

Return ¡to ¡Owner/ Colony ¡ ¡1,685 ¡ Owner ¡Requested ¡ Euthanasia ¡1,376 ¡ DOA ¡1,241 ¡ In ¡Shelter ¡Death ¡ 255 ¡ Euthanasia ¡5,471 ¡

Outcomes – 2014

Cats & Dogs

Outcomes: ¡31,581 ¡

(includes ¡owner ¡requested ¡ euthanasia) ¡

New ¡Hope ¡

10 ¡AC&C ¡Staff ¡ 285 ¡New ¡Hope ¡Partners ¡ 27 ¡New ¡Hope ¡Partners ¡ added ¡in ¡2014 ¡

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Development

$1.5 Million raised

Launch of Admissions Department

367 prevented from entering shelter
HeARTspeak training for photos at intake

Animal Neglect Prevention Program

Hotline set-up in partnership with SI DA and VCA

Mobile Adoption Center

Grant from FENWICK KEATS and ASPCA
411 total: 260 Cats/151 Dogs

Behavior Enrichment Program

Dog playgroups

2014 Highlights

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Department Highlight

Behavior Enrichment Department

“Dogs Playing for Life” Program

! Began in September with grant from Best Friends
! 9 days of intense hands-on training with staff/volunteers

Immediate Benefits

Increased exercise/social time for all dogs

Maximize staff time (cleaning and behavior)

Improved kennel presentation (calmer/less barking)

Improved quality of life lessens stress (less illness)

Better match making (more detailed evaluations for adopters/New Hope Partners)

Enjoyable and uplifting for staff/volunteers

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Organization Changes

Increased focus on behavior and training
24 full-time staff (Behavior & Enrichment, SAFER

teams, Playgroup specific teams)

Evaluations include daily playgroup interactions so

progress can be noted

Behavior no longer based on single-interaction (SAFER)

Department Highlight

Behavior Enrichment Department

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Individual Animal Changes

On an average day 50-60 dogs participate in playgroups
Animals improving and coming out of their shells with the

help of other dogs in playgroups

Department Highlight

Behavior Enrichment Department

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Asilomar Accords

Their mission: To work together to save the lives of all healthy and treatable companion animals Community uses standard definitions of:

Healthy

Treatable (Rehabilitatable)

Treatable (Manageable)

Unhealthy & Untreatable

Live Release Rate

A Measurement Tool

Track progress of individual shelters and communities

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Monthly Live Release Rate

Dogs

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Monthly Live Release Rate

Cats

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