Alaska Rural Veterinary Outreach

“Expenses graphics 403 office exp & supplies 286 mobile phone 699 rural clinics travel 18,149 board meeting 208 d&o insurance 1,541 license & registration 100 contribution trx fees 1,794 rural clinics vet care 45,440 subscriptions 489 helping hand vet care 12,043 pick click give admin fee 58 total 81,210”

“Accounts receivable 145 0 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 1,313 1,143 total 1,458 1,143”

“To provide a wide array of quality veterinary care, advocacy, and education to under-served rural alaskan communities and their companion animals.”

“Clinic in kobuk, ak from april 4-7, 2024: 75 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in dillingham, ak from april 19-21, 2024: 25 spays, 22 neuters, and 113 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in kotzebue, ak from may 16-19, 2024: 26 spays, 18 neuters, and 148 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in togiak, ak from june 5-7, 2024: 11 spays, 6 neuters, and 120 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in manokotak, ak from june 7-9, 2024: 8 spays, 5 neuters, and 24 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in glennallen, ak from august 2-4, 2024: 19 spays, 17 neuters, and 122 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in kokhanok, ak from august 24-26, 2024: 13 spays, 6 neuters, and 142 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in yakutat, ak from september 13-15, 2024: 6 spays, 5 neuters, and 145 other vet procedures provided. Clinic in nome, ak from october 5-7, 2024: 9 spays, 10 neuters, and 20 other vet procedures provided. Other vet procedures include vaccinations, deworming meds, dentals, wellness exams, and other health services as needed.”

“The helping hand program covers the cost of animal veterinary care services for select animals on a case by case basis. The cost of travel, shipping, or airfare to transport an animal from the village to veterinary facilities is not covered, but must be arranged prior to final approval for the care. Helping hand also distributes leashes, collars, dog food, and pet supplies. In certain situations, helping hand assists in finding a home if a dog would otherwise be destroyed. During 2024, helping hand distributed available supplies with each rural village clinic held, helped adopt multiple pets to permanent homes, and assisted with dogs flying in from rural alaskan villages to veterinary facilities for necessary medical care. Helping hand also provided multiple dog houses in 2024.”