Willamette Humane Society

“The 990 is sent via e-mail to board members for their review before filing.”

“Annually required to sign a form stating such.”

“To job match and collect survey data for our industry and the non-profit industry and collect national and regional data.”

“They are available to anyone who contacts us and requests them.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Volunteers:After being furloughed for much of 2020 due to the pandemic, 160 on-site volunteers returned to work at WHS and contributed 12,792 hours at WHS and at the WHS Thrift Store. This was the equivalent of over 6 full-time employees, about half what it would be in a normal year. Conservatively calculated at minimum wage, the value of this support would be over $163,000. WHS volunteers support the mission in a variety of ways, including:Clean kennels, socialize cats, and walk dogsAssist in adoptions, intake, and administrationProvide grounds maintenance, facilities improvements and professional in-kind servicesDrive animals to veterinary specialist appointments and transfers, help with spay/neuter clinic operations, and help coordinate kitten foster programs.Staff the WHS Thriftstore, off-site adoption events, and assorted fundraising eventsProvide leadership for the organization through service on the Board of Directors OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Foster Program: The shelter stretches far beyond its walls with 914 cats, dogs, kittens, and puppies cared for in volunteer foster homes. These pets spent an average of over 12 weeks in foster care with 127 foster families. These families provided the time, love, socialization, medical treatment, or rehabilitative training necessary for each of these special pets with individualized barriers to adoption, including 755 kittens, many of whom were bottle babies needing round-the-clock care and attention before they were ready for adoption. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 7: Humane education and Outreach: The Humane Education and Outreach program reached over 1,154 people in Marion and Polk counties. This was significantly lower than past years due to effects of pandemic restrictions on in-person activities. WHS delivered 1,033 virtual classroom tours with presentations about safety, responsibility, and empathy for pets and reached over 1,055 elementary school students in the Salem Keizer school district. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 8: Pet Resource CenterPet Resource Specialists (PRS) are trained to assist the public with pet-related issues, helping locate resources for pets and people, in addition to screening and scheduling incoming pets. In FY 20-21, they responded to 14,936 calls, an increase of over 2600 calls. Most calls were regarding our primary services: 17 percent were questions relating to adoption. PRSs also responded to calls about stray cats (13 percent), surrendering a cat (11 percent) and surrendering a dog (9 percent). In addition, the public reached out to WHS to report a lost pet (9 percent) and to request end of life services (7 percent).”

“CHANGE IN VALUE OF TRUSTS and ASSETS HELD BY OTHERS = -$254547”

“Rounding = -$1”

“timing difference of recognition of PPP loan = $365000”