e-Paw Prints

NEW

Financial assistance for the Ashe County Community Spay Transport Program

NEW

Financial assistance for the Trap, Neuter, Return feral cat program including free spay and neuter for all ferals.

Expanded

Increasing foster homes to save more at-risk cats and kittens (and possibly dogs) from the Ashe County shelter.

Statistics 2020

Animals in care beginning of 2020- 23

Incoming Cats- 117

Cats Adopted- 108

Cats Transferred Out- 17

Cats Returned to Owner- 0

Cats Returned to Field- 0

Cats Euthanized- 0

Cats Died in Care- 3

Cats in our care at the end of 2020- 29

Live Release Rate ; 125/128 = 97.7%

(Live Release Rate is calculated by the total number of animals that left our facility alive divided by the total number of incoming animals)

Statistics 2021

Animals in care beginning of 2021- 20

Incoming Cats- 154

Cats Adopted- 69

Cats Transferred Out- 75

Cats Euthanized- 0

Cats Died in Care- 5

Cats in our care at the end of 2021-25

Incoming Dogs- 1

Dogs Adopted- 1

Live Release Rate ; 170/175 = 97.1%

(Live Release Rate is calculated by the total number of animals that left our facility alive plus end of year animal count divided by the total number of incoming animals plus animals at beginning of the year)

Statistics 2022

Animals in care beginning of 2022- 25

Incoming Cats- 144

Cats Adopted- 58

Cats Transferred Out- 84

Cats Euthanized- 0

Cats Died in Care- 4

Cats in our care at the end of 2022- 23

Incoming Dogs- 1

Dogs Adopted- 1

Live Release Rate ; 166/170 = 97.7%

(Live Release Rate is calculated by the total number of animals that left our facility alive plus end of year animal count divided by the total number of incoming animals plus animals at beginning of the year)