Full Moon Farm Inc

“Gift shop non-investment depreciation 242 expenses animal transportation 2,287 feed 29,875 rents 18,000 supplies - animals 2,442 misc. Sancturay exp 536 veterinary 8,081 property maint. 6,829 equipment rental & maint 1,138 auto fuel 3,236 auto reg & fees 422 auto maint 6,343 auto ins 1,504 utilities 3,705 property insurance 1,654 bank charges 676 computer repair 20 dues & subscriptions 665 fuel for farm 706 business licenses & fees 450 postage 294 office 705 travel & meetings 1,121 telephone 1,928 volunteer appreciation 127 professional fees 250 donations 525 advertising 571 non-investment depreciation 5,762 total 100,094”

“Inventories for sale or use 700 700 fixed assets 65,249 70,948 less accumulated depreciation 35,561 41,565 total 30,388 30,083”

“Full moon farm is an organization dedicated to the wellbeing of wolfdogs (wolf hybrid) and as an educational center for the public. We operate as a santuary for abused and refused wolfdogs who find themselves in need of love, shelter and care. We rescue wolfdogs, and attempt to place the more placid ones with capable people.”

“In fiscal 2018, we rescued 31 wolfdogs. Twelve from an abuse/neglect/abandonment cases in ohio, as well as 19 from owners in crisis, animal control agencies, municipal shelters and strays through law enforcement. We placed 3 into a training facility and placed 19 into permanent homes. Twelve passed away from old age or disease, ending the year with 56 animals. We hosted seven "howl in" events on site and eleven educational events offsite, with students and the elderly. We assisted omen creek wolfdog rescue, an organization in ohio, get started and capture animals at large; as well as set up their bookkeeping and assisting their board of directors. Our increased revenue came from donations subsequent to a story run on wlos tv about full moon farm and our budget shortfall. The increased revenue allowed us to retire our veterinarian bill, repair vehicles and purchase a much needed utv for help with the animal care. Our annual "pawty" was a huge success. Working in collaboration with the world of lupine foundation, it was well attended as an educational event with visitors from the uk and thirty different states. We were blessed with two great interns, who helped us through the spring and summer while finishing their degrees, and worked with the junior league of asheville on a volunteer recruitment day, that brought us some wonderful new volunteers.”