How Are Donations Used?
It means the world to us that you've decided to open your hearts
to the animals. We are always striving to do more for the
homeless dogs and cats in our community, and part of that
effort is being very careful with donated funds. The least we
can do in return for your generosity is to maximize the effect
that donated resources can have on the lives and welfare of the
animals we save.
Here are the effects that your gift can have on the
animals:
$10 - Keep An Animal Comfy
This gift will provide a comfortable
bed and blanket to an animal at our shelter.
They'll sleep well knowing they're safe and sound under our care,
nice and cozy thanks to you.
$25 - Clean the Shelter
A gift of $25 will buy enough cleaning
supplies and sanitizer to clean the whole shelter. This
helps keeping the animals healthy and prevents the spread of
disease between animals housed in the close-quarters of a shelter
environment.
$50 - Let Them Play
Buys 100 assorted toys, to keep
homeless dogs and cats happy and having fun during the times
of day they're in their kennels at the shelter.
$100 - Microchip 10 Animals
A microchipped animal can be returned
to its family if it is lost, even if it loses its collar.
This gift will microchip ten dogs or cats, ensuring that our
animals' new homes are their forever homes.
$500 - Repair a Broken Leg
Help a dog or cat with a broken bone
get back to their good old selves. A fractured limb is
many times grounds for euthanasia at other shelters because of the
cost of a repair and foster care time needed. This gift will
save a perfectly wonderful dog or cat from that fate.
$1,000 - New Dog Kennels
Having a variety of kennel sizes gives
us the flexibility to adjust our dog housing in order to best
utilize our limited space at the shelter. Many of our kennels
succumb to general wear and tear and need to be replaced every few
months. This gift will buy ten new crates for the dogs to
call home while they wait for their forever families.
$5,000 - Heal 250 Animals
Upper respiratory infections (colds)
are the most common reason for easily treatable animals to be in
danger of being euthanized in our community. This gift will
provide enough antibiotics to allow HALO to save 250 animals from
that sad fate.
$10,000 - Vaccinate 1,000 Puppies or Kittens
Provide all the necessary vaccines to
get a thousand kitties or puppies ready for their new
homes. Your gift will provide protection from diseases
like rabies, parvo, calicivirus, distemper, and more.
$50,000 - Spay and Neuter a Thousand Animals
Every HALO animal must be spayed or
neutered prior to adoption. This is not only a law, but it's
the right thing to do for animals in our community. This gift
will spay or neuter one thousand animals, which will have an
amazing impact on prevention of pet-overpopulation for years to
come.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Don't you get all your money from adoption fees?
Adoption fees make up 26% of HALO's income. The dogs
and cats cost more to care for than could be charged for adoption
fees. If HALO relied completely on adoption fees, the
fees would have to be $300-$400 for every animal, which very few
adopters would be willing or able to pay. Over half of HALO's
income comes from generous individuals who care about animals.
2. What does HALO Animal Rescue do?
Read about HALO's work saving dogs and cats here.
3. Where is your financial info?
Right here!
2010 IRS form
990
501(c)3 Non-Profit Status
Letter
W-9 Form
HALO's Tax ID Number is 86-0832160
Total Adoptions in 2010: 2,594
Total Adoptions in 2011: 3,520
Total Expenses (2010): $981,000

4. What if I have other questions?
Feel free to contact us:
602-971-9222 ext. 110 or supporter@halorescue.org