Total animals/people served 324,514 IMPACT
6 vaccines and 34 spay/neuters • McKinley Co. Humane Society for 198 transports Through private funding, APNM partnered with, and granted $30,000 to • Las Vegas-San Miguel Veterinary Hospital for 839 animals served, including 465 spay/neuters Community Partnerships Through the Valerie C. King Fund, APNM Foundation granted over $51,000 to • Bro&Tracy Animal Welfare for
590 calls answered Most calls concerned cruelty to or neglect of dogs. This helpline not only works to alleviate suffering but also gives us data on what needs are greatest. Animal Cruelty Helpline Better trained ACOs lead to more humane outcomes for community animals. 95 scholarships awarded to 66 Animal Control Officers ACO Trainings
$91,956 in aid to 685 equines and 341 guardians Equines
8,112 animals assisted emergency food distributed 140,600+ pounds CAFÉ (Companion Animal Food Effort)
Provided and facilitated direct assistance like feed and veterinary care to strengthen the safety net for horses, donkeys, and mules.
Animal feed assistance is an example of how the services we provide help keep animals in their homes, reducing demand for sheltering. 79 domestic violence survivors with 159 animals helped CARE Helpline The CARE Helpline answered 130 calls involving 234 animals 222 instances of CARE facilitated direct support
Humane Education
1,044 students participated Humane education leads to more compassionate members of society.
Promoting Plant-Based Eating Reached 6,846 people through direct outreach , including tabling, plant-based education presentations, food distribution, and social media awareness campaigns. Plant-based eating saves animals’ lives, is better for the environment, and leads to better human health outcomes.
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