Utah Animal Adoption Center

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“The form 990 is provided to the members of the board of directors. Each member is encouraged to revie this document and provide input. In addition, the treasurer review the form.”

“The conflict of interest policy covers all employees and directors. Each year, employees and directors are required to review the policy and complete a checklist disclosing any actual or potential conflicts of interest. All actual or potential conflicts of interest that arise from the annual disclosure or that arise throughout the year are reviewed. Determinations of whether an actual conflict of interest exists is ultimately determined by the board president. If a director is determined to have a conflict of interest, the director is rquired to not participate in the portion of the meetings to which the conflict relates and is required to not vote on related decisions. If a staff member is determined to have a conflict of interest, the appropriate action to address the conflict is determined on a case-by-case basis.”

“All public disclosure documents are located in a binder labeled public disclosure documents, available upon request at the offices of the utah animal adoption center.”

“What we dofrom 2011 to 2022, 5,770 spay and nueter procedures were performed at our center, with an average of 30 procedures perfomred each month. Because of our spay and neuter program, 46,160 unwanted pets were prevented from entering the shelter system in utah. This assumes 2 litters/year of 4 babies per litter.through the generous help of our adopters and donors, during this time period, utah animal adoption center affected teh rescue of 7,985 companion animals and found homes for 98% of those dogs and cats! That is an average rescue and placement of 2 animals a day!we continue to work with over 20 municipal shelters throughout the state of utah to bring utah one-step closer to becoming thorugh partnerships with local area and statewide organizations including multiple petco and petsmart locations, gifted music school of salt lake city, downtown farmer's market and utah's hogle zoo.83% of every dollar donated directly supports our mission.dog and cat adoption programthrough our special partnerships, we offer a unique dog and cat adoption program taht offers low-cost adoption rates to everyone in the community. These rates which are far below typical veterinary costs include spay/neuter, vaccinations, and a microchip.foster brdige programour foster bridge program was specifically designed to reduce uaac's in-house intake numbers and the unnecessary stress surrendered animals experience. Since our goal is to find a sustaining adoption, this program utilizes the current pet owner as a foster parent of their animal. The pet stays confortably in their home but receives all medical care and supplies from us. Interested adopters visit their prospective new best friend while they are happy, comfortable and behaving at their best in their current home environment.animal medical health fund programevery animal rescued or accepted by the utah animal adoption center receives a complete medical evaluation by our staff veterinarian. They are vaccinated, micro-chipped, and spayed/neutered. Any additional medical needs are also seen to before the dog/cat becomes available for adoption. During this pat year, approximately half of the pets utah animal adoption center resculed from municipal shelters needed additional medical care. Health issues they were treated for include infections, broken bones, eye care, and even medical surgeries. These additional surgical procedures, which ranged from tooth extractions to limb amputations, were performed on-site in our surgical suites.low cost vaccination clinicnin 2013 we began offering discounted vaccinations to members of our community with one goal in mind: increase the number of vaccinated pets while also being of service to our community. Our facility is located on the border of salt lake county and davis county which provides us the ability to serve community members of both counties. We are also able to serve the low-income area wehre the shelter is located known as rose part community.”