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50 years of
Annual ReportFiscal Year 2015
In 1965, Colonel Edmund and Thelma Evans began what they first called the Taxpayers Anti-Cruelty Federation of New Mexico, run out of their home. In 1968, our organization’s name was changed to Animal Humane Association of New Mexico, Inc., and the search began for a property that would let us grow.
The Evans' and Animal Humane’s original idea was to protect animals from abuse and neglect through Lost & Found services: rescuing injured animals, finding homes for abandoned pets, promoting protective legislation and investigating cruelty complaints. Fifty years later, we have lived up to
that mission—and so much more. One of the first steps was to provide facilities that safely and humanely treat the pets in our care. In 1977, we built our Veterinary Clinic to provide a space for volunteer veterinarians to perform spay/neuter and emergency surgeries for our community.
In the early 1980s, we built our first kennels, named after Charlie Black—a small Chihuahua/Terrier mix, who the Evans rescued from animal cruelty. Charlie became Animal Humane’s mascot, representing the rewards of pet rescue. These first strides toward providing Albuquerque with humane options for homeless and abused pets inspire the organization to this day.
Now, we have expanded to 4 acres, 10 buildings, 2 offsite locations and 20 programs to fulfill the Evans' dream. We plan to continue that legacy of compassion for years to come.
This year, we are thrilled to celebrate 50 years of passion and dedication—thanks to Colonel Edmund and Thelma Evans’ strong and persistent vision. Under their leadership, tens of thousands of pets have been nurtured, spayed or neutered, given medical care and found loving homes. The lives of pets and people have changed in so many ways because of Animal Humane New Mexico.
If you are reading this, chances are that you have a much-loved Animal Humane cat or dog—or more than one—in your life and in your heart. Pets enhance our lives. And you have saved theirs.
The Evans' powerful vision has inspired thousands of dedicated people to work or volunteer at Animal Humane. Whether bottle-feeding abandoned kittens, helping terrified dogs learn to trust, teaching children about compassion and respect, or working in our Thrift Store to help support our operations, our staff and volunteers are every bit as passionate as those 50 years ago. Since 1965, more than 100 dedicated and highly capable individuals have served on our Board of Directors, guiding and stewarding our mission and resources.
Under the Board's leadership, our organization has evolved into the highly respected leader it is today, unleashing the generosity of thousands of donors. Your support has helped open our Donor-subsidized Veterinary Clinic, which has now treated more than 50,000 pets. It has built, renovated and expanded our campus every 10 years since we took root. And, importantly, it's funded the day-to-day care, operations and programs to serve the pets that have been counting on Animal Humane for five powerful decades.
We thank every single volunteer, employee, donor, Board Member, adopter, Dasher & Dawdler over the years who have helped us improve and support the lives of New Mexico’s cats and dogs.
We hope you will help us keep the Evans’ vision alive and thriving for the next 50 years.
Peggy Weigle Executive Director
Alicia J. KeyesBoard President
Realizing Colonel Edmund's and Thelma's Vision From the Beginning
In Fiscal Year 2015:
471volunteers
donated
48,700hours
of their time, attention, and expertise.
23.41full-time employees.
At an estimated hourly wage of $11.59, this equates
$564,443in saved wages for Animal Humane.
This is the equivalent of
Animal Humane is proud to offer many valuable services to our community. Just take a look at the lives touched by our programs and resources.
* Discontinued in March
“All I have to do is look at the eyes of the
pets to know why I have volunteered at
Animal Humane for 20 years! The changes
to the organization would take a book to
catalog, but since Peggy took over, the
evolution has been dramatic, and all for
the better. Thank you, Peggy, for pushing
the re-start button!”
Barbara Handell 20 years of service
“After my retirement in 1997, I became involved with Animal Humane, thanks to my sister, Barbara Handell. Over the years, I’ve volunteered in the Clinic and Cattery, walked dogs, performed adoptions, fostered recovering cats (and adopted four) and watched Animal Humane evolve into an efficient and comprehensive shelter. Though my role has changed over the years, my reason for staying has not—caring for and finding homes for the homeless pets, especially the cats, is what matters most.”
Sylvia Tamborelli 19 years of service
4,680 Admissions/Intakes
4,268 Adoptions/Reclaims/Transfers Out
3,655 Veterinary Clinic Appointments
756 Low-Income Spay/Neuter
668 Low-Income Special Surgeries
748 Monthly Vaccination Clinics*
937 Behavior Helpline Consults
6,428 Humane Education & Outreach,
including Camp Humane
4,761 Pet Food Bank
379 Pet Health Fairs
Volunteers: The Lifeblood of Animal Humane Volunteers: Strength in Numbers
At Animal Humane, we understand the tremendous impact that our volunteers have on our organization. From dog walking to sorting books at our Thrift Shop to socializing cats to running our Pet Food Bank, nearly 500 individuals give their time to ensure our vital services are supported and our shelter runs efficiently. Without their giving, day in and day out, we could not accomplish the amazing feats included in this Annual Report.
Our Volunteers, past and present, are a part of the Animal Humane family. They have given their time, skill, and enthusiasm, and they receive the unwavering gratitude of our Team and the love and appreciation of the pets they serve.
total people served = 27,280
*Animal Humane received donated media advertising, professional services and trained volunteer services in the amount of $1,033,934. This amount has been included in Total Support & Revenue and also in Total Functional Expenses, creating a net effect of zero impact.
In Fiscal Year 2015, Animal Humane New Mexico has continued its legacy of saving lives in our state. Once again, we have exceeded our 90% Live Release Rate (or Save Rate) goal, ending our fiscal year with a 91% Save Rate. Since January 2010, Animal Humane New Mexico has also successfully re-homed 100% of the healthy pets in our care! Our ability to make such significant strides for New Mexico’s homeless pets is facilitated by your outstanding contributions and belief in our mission.
Animals Received
Outcome of Animals not Adopted as a % of Intakes
Expenses
IncomeGeneral ContributionsAdoption/Training/ Animal Care FeesBequestsRetail RevenueSpecial EventsInvestment Interest/DividendsGrants, Project Humane Gifts & Other Private Contributions
Total Support Revenue*
Animal Care ProgramsCommunity Outreach & Education ProgramManagement and GeneralDonor Development and Fundraising
Total Functional Expenses*
$4,913,992$489,662
$502,330$883,168
$6,789,152
72.4%7.2%
7.4%13.0%
Owner SurrendersAnimals Transferred From Other New Mexico SheltersStrays Shelter OffspringAdoption Returns
Total Pets Received
2,032
1,75961827
244
4,680
43.5%
38.0%13.0%0.5%5.0%
Healthy Animals EuthanizedTreatable Animals EuthanizedUnhealthy/Untreatable Animals EuthanizedStill Available for Adoption on 6/30/2015
021*
228337
0.0%0.5%5.0%8.0%
Animals Adopted, Returned to Owner or Transferred
DogsPuppiesCatsKittensReturn to OwnerTransferred Out
Total 4,268
35.0%25.0%18.0%16.0%5.0%1.0%
1,5001,06074569922638
Fiscal Year 2015 Financials Adoption and Intake Statistics
Animal Humane New Mexico is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that receives no city, state or federal funding. Therefore, we take full responsibility for earning or raising 100% of our annual operating budget. Our shelter is fortunate to generate revenue from three streams including: 1) Fees from Adoption & Training Classes; 2) Fees from services performed in our Donor-subsidized Veterinary Clinic for low-income pet owners; and 3) Revenue from our Thrift Shop, two Animal Outfitter Pet Supply stores, and sales of donated motor vehicles.
The balance of our annual budget is raised through private contributions from passionate pet-loving individuals, generous gifts from businesses and foundations, and donors including our shelter in their estate plans. Every donation is highly valued and used judiciously to operate our comprehensive services that have met the needs of homeless pets and pet owners for five decades.
$2,647,850$926,724
$1,391,800$842,075$716,905
$8,115$2,477,050
$9,010,519
29.4%10.3%
15.4%9.3%8.0%0.1%
27.5%
All figures are based on Fiscal Year 2015 financial statements audited by an independent CPA firm, CliftonLarsonAllen LLP, which has given Animal Humane New Mexico a clean opinion. Our full report and IRS Form 990 are available at AnimalHumaneNM.org.
*Majority ringworm infected dogs/puppies prior to opening our Ringworn Treatment Area
Services for Shelter Pets • Spay/Neuter 2,662• Special Surgeries 435• Exams and Follow Up Appointments 7,536
Saving Smokey: A Shelter Pet’s StorySmokey is a handsome 5-year-old black and white
shorthair cat who arrived at Animal Humane as a
stray. At the time of his admission, Smokey tested
positive for FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)
and he had one broken tooth that required dental
surgery extraction. His exposed tooth may also
have led to an infection in his liver. Despite his FIV
status, which can sometimes lead to euthanasia
in other shelters, Smokey was in good overall
health and was given treatment in our Clinic.
Smokey’s outgoing personality made him a Team
favorite. He would meow for special pats, rolling
onto his back for belly rubs. Our Clinic Team
proceeded with dental surgery and administered
medications to treat his liver. Smokey’s condition
greatly improved, his mouth healed and he found
a new home with a loving family! Smokey’s story
is just one example of a life saved through your
incredible support.
Our community has a true safety net in Animal Humane’s Donor-subsidized Veterinary Clinic. Built in 1977, it underwent a massive renovation in 2007 to open as New Mexico’s first full-service veterinary clinic for low-income pet owners. Our mission–then and now–is to provide quality medical care to devoted low-income pet owners.
Our goal has been realized, as more than 5,000 services have been performed at our Clinic during this fiscal year for pets of low-income owners. Of these appointments, one-third belong to senior citizens' pets. Accomplishing an equally important mission, our dedicated Veterinary Team attends to the medical and surgical needs of the 4,000+ pets we adopt annually.
From needed spay/neuter surgeries, dentals, and orthopedic operations to successful treatment of ringworm, URI and Parvovirus, our skilled Clinic
Team expertly cares for our resident pets—working together with our talented Foster and Animal Care Teams—as we prepare them for successful adoption into loving homes.
* Discontinued in March
Pets Saved in Our Donor subsidized Veterinary Clinic-
Services for the Public• Monthly Vaccination Clinics* 748
• Spay/Neuter Progress
• Pets of Low-Income Families 756
• Trap-Neuter-Return for Community Cats 1,601
• Pets in the care of Rescue Groups 45
• Low-Income Clients Served 4,714
Including:
• Special Surgeries 668
• Emergency Appointments 274
• Routine Preventative Veterinary Care 3,655
Hasbro is a 4-year-old dog who has
been well-loved by his owner. During a
playtime session at home, Hasbro broke
his tibia, which required a visit to our
Donor-subsidized Veterinary Clinic.
The cost of fracture repair was more
than Hasbro’s owner could afford at the
time. Due to the type of fracture and
Hasbro’s calm temperament, our Clinic
Veterinarians decided to stabilize
his fracture with frequent splint and
bandage changes. After two-and-
a-half months of weekly bandage
changes supported by our Pet Save
Fund and his owner’s contribution,
Hasbro is recovering, thriving and
home with his devoted owner.
Helping Hasbro: A Perfect Pet Receives the
Perfect Treatment
The Evans were early advocates for pet sterilization as one solution for pet homelessness; they understood that it's a powerful approach to eliminate the chance of booming stray populations.
When the George C. Whittell Veterinary Clinic was built in 1977, we were able to perform sterilization surgeries onsite. After its renovation in 2007, our Donor-subsidized Veterinary Clinic became New Mexico’s first full-service clinic for low-income pet owners, reaching the people whose reason for not sterilizing their pets was due to lack of funds.
Since our Fiscal Year 2012, we have seen a noted decline in Owner Surrenders (OS) and Stray Admissions (SA), which correlates with our efforts to decrease the number of unsterilized pets in our community. The Fiscal Year 2012 also brought 5,099 pets to Animal Humane; 2,796 OS and 1,303 SA. Data below shows a 8% decline in Intakes (4,680) three years later.
We are excited to see the great strides made in reducing pet homelessness through our spay/neuter initiatives. But our work is not done. Animal Humane sterilizes a steady number of shelter pets each year because there are still massive homeless pet populations throughout New Mexico. We operate to capacity through our growing Project Fetch program. This program allows us to assist more shelters statewide, decrease pet homelessness and provide area adopters with a variety
of pets to welcome into their lives.
*Our Trap-Neuter-Return program is generously funded by the PetSmart Charities, Inc. grant program. From 2010 to 2014, we've experienced a 60% decrease in cat intakes in our targeted zip codes (87102, 87105, 87106, 87108, 87108 & 87121). We also experienced a 69% decrease in kitten intakes over the same time period in the same zip codes.
Ginger Bear’s Great Adventure: Saved by Project Fetch
Ginger Bear came to Animal Humane from Valencia County Animal Control, one of our most frequent Project Fetch partners, on June 12. Our Transfer Team saw she was about to deliver, and knew we needed to provide Ginger Bear and her puppies-to-be with a safe start under the care of our Foster Care and Veterinary Clinic Teams. During her admission to our shelter, Ginger Bear went into labor in our hallway. She had her babies in our SAFER™ room—a relaxing, healthy place for delivery. After exams by our Animal Care and Veterinary Teams, the new family moved to our Foster Care building, where Ginger Bear nursed her puppies until they were old enough to be weaned and sterilized, and readied for adoption. Ginger Bear and all of her puppies have since been welcomed into loving families.
Spay/Neuter&
T/N/R
IncreasedProject Fetch
TransfersFewerIntakes
This year, we transferred 1,759 at-risk pets into our care, a 28% increase over
last year• 1,326 canines• 433 felines
We helped 25 shelters, agencies and rescue groups
statewide
Effective Spay/ Neuter Initiatives Make Way forIncreased Project Fetch Transfers
Miles of Smiles: The Journey of Project Fetch Pets
Spay/NeuterShelter PetsLow-Income Owned PetsTrap-Neuter-Return*Pets in Private RescueTotal
Intakes
FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15
FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15
Owner SurrendersTransfers from other shelters
Stray AdmissionsShelter OffspringReturnsTotal
2,7352,0262,250
--
7,011
2,796752
1,303--
248
5,099
2,4831,4711,570
74
5,598
2,3411,182
981--
231
4,735
2,3371,168
761100
4,366
2,0571,372
83022
275
4,556
2,662756
1,60145
5,064
2,0321,759
61827
244
4,680
Project Fetch, launched in 2008, lets Animal Humane rescue at-risk pets from across our state. Our program transfers pets from rural and municipal shelters throughout New Mexico to Animal Humane, while providing Albuquerque adopters with a variety of adoptable pets. Project Fetch has grown exponentially over time as the effectiveness of our spay/neuter initiatives has impacted our Owner Surrender and Stray Admission counts. In Fiscal Year 2015, Animal Humane transferred in a peak number of pets: 1,759, representing an increase of 28% over the prior fiscal year. Pets who may have otherwise been euthanized for length of stay or not enough space were given a second chance at Animal Humane.
Now, Animal Humane transfers pets from 25 shelters throughout the state, covering 65% of New Mexico's population. These shelters range from publicly funded animal welfare departments to privately funded shelters. Some of these shelters also face euthanasia rates of up to 75%. Project Fetch is a crucial resource
to help relieve the homeless pet populations throughout New Mexico through spay/neuter services and rehoming.
Every holiday, our Animal Care Team arrives early in the morning and returns every evening to ensure our pets are loved and cared for. Their efforts are strongly supported by our devoted volunteers who willingly spend Christmas morning, the Fourth of July and other holidays with our pets.
Animal Care Daily Duties Morning and evening feedings
Preparing pre- and post-operation medication
Daily medication administration
Monitor recovery of our Parvo/URI pet patients
Fulfill our Clinic’s requests for testing samples
Provide love, encouragement and affection for all of our pets
Two Teams overlap on Wednesdays to deep clean all housing and treatment areas, and share vital information on the
health and well-being of the 140+ pets in
our daily care
Ringworm treatment for kittens
Sanitation of all pet housing areas, with spot checks throughout the day
Bathing and parasite removal
Record vital details to provide quality care
Humane euthanasia of our untreatable
shelter pets
Ensure the Five Freedoms for all pets:
• Freedom from Hunger and Thirst
• Freedom from Pain, Injury, and Disease
• Freedom from Discomfort
• Freedom from Fear and Distress
• Freedom to Express Normal Behavior
7:00 - 10:00 am - Escort pets scheduled for surgery to Clinic - Sanitize Real Life Rooms, Cat Condos, Dog Runs, and Communal Cat Rooms - Feed and medicate pets10:00 am - 4:00 pm - Admissions processing/vaccinating new pet arrivals - Receive new pet transfers - Work with and train volunteers - Communicate pet needs to our Behavior Team - Relocate pets to different living spaces, when necessary
- Provide supplemental support in our Clinic - Clean leashes, blankets, towels and food dishes for pets - Manage and guide Community Service workers - Weigh pets and provide vaccination boosters - Give lots of love to our pets4:00 - 6:00 pm - Feed and medicate pets - Check assigned pet living areas - Say goodnight to our pets
Animal Humane is fortunate to have many Teams who, working together, make our shelter run smoothly. Each Team has its own function, though some are more publicly visible than others. Our Animal Care Team works long hours and on holidays—often behind the scenes—to ensure the health and well-being of our pets and they make a true difference to these animals every single day.
Our Animal Care Attendants hold our other Teams together by being the front line for most of our pets’ concerns, and communicating them to our Veterinary, Behavior and Adoption Teams. They perform many duties that support our shelter each day, and provide checks and balances for medical, behavioral, and sanitary care. Project Humane renovations improved Animal Care's ability to keep our pets happy, healthy and safe.
Our Animal Care Team:The Glue That Holds Our Shelter Together
A Day in the Life of an Animal Care Attendant
Yuri, Animal Care Supervisor
In 2012, Animal Humane launched Project Humane, our capital campaign to accomplish much needed renovations and construction to our newly expanded 4-acre campus. From 2012 to 2014, we relocated our Thrift Shop to 4646 Menaul Blvd. NE, demolished two outdated buildings in the center of our Main Campus, built two new buildings (our “Big Blue” Adoption Center and our “Tiny Teal” Admissions Center), renovated two buildings (updated our kennels and turned our former Adoption/Intake building into the Robbie Jones Memorial La Casa de Los Gatos), and beautifully landscaped our four acre campus.
These renovations were all designed to foster a healthier and safer environment for the pets in our care. Not only has this been accomplished, but the quieter and more spacious accommodations have had a positive impact on our pets in a tremendous way. Due to our campus improvements, our Behavior Team can spend more time on enrichment for our shelter pets, enhancing their emotional and mental well-being.
In Fiscal Year 2015, Our Expert Behavior Team:
• Provided 162 classes and workshops to a total of 950 pet parents,
which nearly doubles the amount of classes and families assisted in the
previous year
• Served 937 pet owners
with thoughtful assistance
through our FREE Behavior
Helpline 505.938.7900
• Saved 68 shelter pets with
comprehensive Behavior
Modification plans, a 36%
increase over last year
Healthy, Safe, and Happy:Improved Facilities and Behavior Program Graduates
Enrichment Activities
• Play time with kitty toys• Socialization, petting and playing
while kitties enjoy their Condos or Communal Cat Rooms
• Time spent residing in our Cat Adoption Office for extra human interaction
• Playing talk radio in the Cat Adoption buildings to develop positive association with people
• Pheromone scent wall plug-ins to reduce stress
• Soothing music to reduce stress• Cuddling in their Real Life Rooms or Cat
Socialization Rooms for positive association• Grooming and bathing
• Stuffed and frozen Kongs, treat bowls, pupsicles and scent sticks to provide mental stimulation
• Our Pet Projects program assigns Adoptions Advisors to individual dogs to teach life skills
• Periodic hikes through the foothills and large group walks
• Manners training and playgroup socialization
• Essential oil scents sprayed in rooms to reduce stress
Bequest &Estate Gifts
Helen & Chas BalistrereEvelyn BlisardRobert & Barbara Clemmensen Fund
Walter E. & Shelley Cohen Fund
Helene M. EmeryGreg G. FernandezCarole HerrenRichard D. JenneLuz B. KalaczikJudy L. KohlesNancy C. KonkolGary G. LemkuhlYates E. MurryGladyce J. OlsonElaine C. RandallThomas Frederick Rosage
Norma P. ShirleyHelen Louise SlonigerNancy T. SnodgrassFrank F. StricklandEdwin E. TilgnerRicardo TorresFrancis & Shirley Whalen
Edwin & Mary Young
Monetary Contributions
$100,000+AnonymousASPCA*Harbor Lights FundRobbie Jones Animal Welfare Fund
$50,000-$99,999Mary & Joseph SprinklePetSmart Charities, Inc.*
$25,000-$49,999Anonymous
Garcia Subaru NorthPNM Resources Foundation
$10,000-$24,999 Alpha Dog Marketing, Inc.*
Angela Anderson & David Hughes
Bernice Barbour Foundation, Inc.
Donna & Robert Bradley
Dorothy N. CarnesClark's Pet EmporiumJanet & Gary ColumbKatherine D. DeBernardi
Dreamstyle Remodeling
Emily & Carl EckelmanCindy & Randy Edwards
Linda & Chuck EldredMary & Victor Jury, Jr.Albuquerque Community Foundation, Killin Endowment Fund
Long Leash On LifeMary & James PetersonPNM Services Company
Sandra RichardsonAlbuquerque Community Foundation, T.J. Sivley and Mary Ray Sivley Perpetual Endowment Fund
University of New Mexico
Pat Vincent-Collawn
$5,000-$9,999Anonymous (3)Albuquerque Pet Memorial Service, Inc.
AKC Canine Partners*Lee Blaugrund
Leslie A. BoniBrabson Library and Educational Foundation
Canine Country Club & Feline Inn
Rena Distasio & Kenny Kinlaw
Mattress FirmEnchantment Pet Resort & Spa
First Financial Credit Union
First National Rio Grande
James M. FrenchElizabeth H. ForbesSandy GoldNan C. HamnerAlicia J. KeyesKelly King & I. Keith Gordon
Dr. Timothy N. Lambert & Donna Marie Stumpf
Debby & Bruce Lieberman
Mister Car WashPatricia Murphy
National Institute of Flamenco Conservatory of Flamenco Arts
New Mexico Bank & Trust
Pam & Tim NicholsPetSafeRita & Herb PittsSusan O. PoetKathy & Daniel Schwendenman
Laurel & Ron SheltonKay & Daniel SiskSmiles by DesignDr. John & Kris StichmanVCA Animal HospitalsDr. Lorene Valdez-Boyle & Dr. Timothy Boyle
Peggy WeigleNancy Wilkins
$2,500-$4,999AnonymousNancy L. AdamAlbuquerque AcademyAlbuquerque Center for Spiritual Living
Our Donors Make a DifferenceDuring our 50th Anniversary Year, we have much to celebrate! We are sincerely
grateful for the valuable contributions made by individuals, businesses, foundations, event attendees, volunteers and passionate pet-lovers including us in their estates. Our shelter is honored to receive their impactful gifts that allow us to save more lives today… and for the next half century to come. The following lists reflect support Animal Humane received from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.
Our 6,000 square-foot Thrift Shop, at 4646 Menaul Blvd. NE, has evolved into one of our greatest assets. Since its move from our Main Campus, our Thrift Shop has continued to achieve new revenue goals thanks to generous donations and a primarily volunteer-based staff. From gently-used clothes to furniture to DVDs and books… every donation of goods and purchase at our Thrift Shop benefits the pets we serve.
In Fiscal Year 2015, our Thrift Shop’s Gross Revenue increased once again to $742,979, rising 14% from the prior year. Our 83 Thrift volunteers logged 9,774 hours last fiscal year, saving the Thrift Shop an average of $113,281 in payroll costs alone. Revenue from our Thrift Shop represents 56% of our generated revenue, a crucial resource in funding the 20 programs that serve the homeless pets in our care and our community at large.
1. Men’s & women’s clothes
2. Dressers & chests of drawers
3. Couches & sofas
4. Books
5. DVD movies & CD media
6. Artwork & frames
7. Dishware
8. Electronics: VCRs, CD players & speakers
9. Household ornaments
10. Pet accessories
Thrift Shop Top 10
Best Selling Items-
Our Thrift Shop Is Thriving
Albuquerque Community Foundation
Animal Farm Foundation, Inc.
Frances Aragon & Richard Carpenter
Nancy E. ArnoldMarcia S. BloomNancy & Warren Brakensiek
Andrea N. CarterDr. Judith A. ClaryCOE Properties, Inc.Vicki & Tom CrowMargaret & Anthony Filyk
Ashley & Carlos GarciaIngrid & Mark GorhamKatherine Harrington & Wayne Bower
John W. & Clara C. Higgins Foundation
Deborah & Richard Hoffman
Buckley Elton JohnsonKaren & Ronald Johnston
John C. KentDr. Frances Salman Koenig
Celina & Ralph LevineJan & Jay Lee Livingston
Janet R. LentzLovelace Respiratory Research Institute & Affiliates
Kathy & William Lowrey
Kim R. MaxwellSarah & Bob McMahonWalden I. MinoliBobbi Kay & Robert Nelson
Corey & Raymond Nelson
Nerdsworth Computer Solutions
New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department, Animal Sheltering Board
North Star ElementaryNusenda Credit UnionDaniel J. O'BrienM. Dolores OrtegaDr. Anthony & Terri Pachelli
Mary Jayne Rogers & Ben Benjamin
Lee Ann & Steve RottlerDr. Robert Rubin & Susan Shires
Rude Boy Cookies
Lt. Gov. John & Debbie Sanchez
Susan Whiting SchollCamilla L. SerranoMary & Richard SilverAnn Simms & Leo Harris
Karen L. SlaterJoyce & Raymond Smith
Kathleen SmithSmith's Food & Drug Stores
Kumiko L. Styes
Stephen Rock TopeDr. Emily Walker, Albuquerque Cat Clinic
Whole Foods Market
$1,000-$2,499Anonymous (6)Kristine & Tom AdamsAffordable Solar Installation, Inc.
Nancy D. AldridgeAmazonSmile Foundation
Dr. Francisco & Estela Ampuero
Anderson-Brown, Inc.Animal Arts Design Studios*
Anne Apicella & Lester Bleil
Patrice & William Armstrong
Ayudar FoundationSusan & Keith Baker
Jim Bakhtiar & LeaderOne Financial
Bank of AmericaElaine S. BarnardRom H. BarnesWendy Beach & Kenneth Sadler
James BergrenRandy BlackBohannon Huston, Inc.Kim & Michael BolingTeresa & Jeffrey BrownBrown Environmental, Inc.
Mary Ann & Gary Brownell
Randi C. BuckChristine & Bruce Budagher
Carolyn Callaway & William Schuler
Col. David & Carole Camacho
Robert CarneyJoan & William Carpenter
Roy D. Caton, Jr.Jane R. CherpelisThe Cherry Picker Foundation
Georgette S. Clotworthy
Coonquest Maine CoonsCornali OrthodonticsDebra & Robert Cranwell
Crecca Law FirmCritical Networking, LLC
Lida Crooks & Michael Hartshorne
Karen A. CroxtonRobyn & Mario CruzCumulus MediaJune CurticeHope A. CurtisDonna & Randall Cygan
David DainSean D'ArcyRolinda G. DayLinda & Ronald DevriesJames L. DickJim DickTerri D. DonahueSusan & David DruckerClaude W. EdenRuth & Maxwell EllettBarbara EllisCharmaine D. EppingaEspanola Valley Humane Society*
John EtchartJo Anne D. EvansHazel P. FallonVirginia & Richard Feddersen
Karen & Sam FincherBarbara FriedmanRamona & Isaac Gallegos
Gap Foundation Gift Match Program
George K. Baum & Company
Margaret H. GeretyGinny & Bobby GibbsKelly & David GiffordGlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Sharon & William Gralow
Hattie D. GreshamJoan GriffinMark GruenBetty HahnLarry & Anna B. Harris Foundation
Dr. Sally Harris & Dr. Corey Ford
Saundra HarrisonMargaret C. HawkJoyce Hayden & Mike Skolnick
Michael HazenCarol & William Henderson
Linda & Roy HensonUrsula HillEdith HolmesMarin L. HoustonHUB International Southwest Agency, Ltd.
Kelly & Jason HuberPeg & Tim IckesCyrene L. InmanInvisible Fence Brand of New Mexico
Jan & G. Max IrvingCheryl & Richard Jackson
Tracy & George JenksJohnny Murphy's Trading Company
JP Erectors, LLCKristin & Jim KarnerMargaret I. KellerSheila & Donald KellerKlinger Constructors, LLC
Dr. Lubomyra KmetykKPMG, LLPKaren A. KulikowskiLa Montanita Food Co-op
La Salita RestaurantBrad LackeyJulia Lapis & Don DeCandia
Mary & Alvin LarsonLas Ventanas Homes Mary & James Leatherberry
Daniel G. LenzSally Ann LittleChristopher LopezLorraine Lopez-Sadler & Kenneth Sadler
Los Alamos National Bank
Ruth & John MaredaAmy H. MartinTommy MartinezJoan M. McDougallPam & Burton McKenzie
David McMillenYolanda & Paul MillerDavid E. MillsSabra MinkusMissy Ashcraft Realty Group, LLC
Nancy & David Molisee
Sheila A. MooreDr. Michael & Judy Muldawer
Dr. Sandra G. Mulligan
MWI Veterinary Supply*
Frances A. NeilEvelyn & Donald NeilCarolynn Nelson-Montgomery
Dr. Richard & Deborah Nenoff
Jean & Robert NevinNew Mexico Orthopaedics
Katherine Purr NewlonJohn R. NicholsBrenda O'Brien & Richard Dramer
Patricia O'GuinEarl Parker, Jr.Marti & Michael Partridge
John M. PattenGary A. PayneKeith M. PerryAnn & Gary PetersenSusan Y. PickeringSandra C. PodleyWai Pong NgKim & Lawrence RaelJoan & Bill RatliffReCARnationREDW Business & Financial Resources, LLC
Rio Grande-A Berkshire Hathaway Co.
Peggy O. RobertsJohn T. RoebelJeffrey R. RomeroRotary Club of Albuquerque Rio Grande
Barbara Rowe
Kathy & Blake RoxlauBarbara & Mark Rudolph
Linda & Don RumleyLesley E. SalazarWilliam A. SanchezDennell Sandoval-Newhall
Maria Sanchez & Kim Meyer
Guadalupe Santiago & Gerald Moore Santiago
Patricia ScharrerJane SchillHarold Abraham Schmidt
Molly Schmidt-NowaraPeter A. ShultzBirgit Seeger-Brooks & Joseph Brooks
Kirsten SilveyHeather & Benjamin Smith
Wayne E. SommarsMarian F. SotelCol. Marvin & Frances Spallina
Myra C. StallingsJanet & Jeff SterbaKaren W. StevensonBill StikerMargaret & David Stoliker
Marilynn & Rex StoneStudio SW ArchitectsSutin, Thayer & BrowneSylvia TaborelliErin & Edmund TatarElizabeth & Keith TateSusan Terry
Donald ThurnMichael J. TolleSmoky & Alan Torgerson
Tractor Brewing Company
Carmen & Dan TreatJill & William TrimbleUBS Employee Giving Programs
Sue & Dennis UmshlerUnitedHealth Group Campaign Match
Demian & Ray VargasGail Vavruska-Marcum & Steve Marcum
Carol & Eugene Venturini
VetCoStephan VidmarBrian M. VineyardKatherine B. WadeWags & Menace Make a Difference Foundation
The Walmart Foundation
Rose WarzinskiSandy & Robert WatersWells Fargo Foundation
Margie WerbnerAnne & John WeydertPaula & David WilliamsRobert A. WilsonXerox CorporationMae Yee & Eric BrockCindy & Terry YensonMuzghan YousifiZia Communication
$500-$999AnonymousABQDogAlbuquerque Implant & Periodontal Consultants, LLC
Sarah AllenNoel Allen-Force & Daniel Force
Ron D. AlleyAlpha Chi Omega Bridge Group
Richard AlvidrezNancy L. AlzateN. Karen AndersonSusan E. AngellisAnne Johnson Brown Charitable Remainder Unitrust
Antech*Leslie & Patrick Apodaca
Frances P. ArmijoNancy & Edward Artiglia
Joy & Jim Asperger
Atech CorporationAnne & Brian Ausderau
B2B BistronomySandra & Joel BacaJanie & Jon BacklundFranci BaileyBank of AlbuquerqueDr. Herbert BeattyLurleene & T. Michael Beck
Shelley M. BertschAnn M. Beyke
Monica Boehmor & Steven Kemp
Barry BolioLance J. BollingerGeraldine M. BoltonSandra K. BoosThomas BosiljevacKen L. BottariRobert H. BowersJames BowersLydia & Andy BoyeJohn BrantDr. Eugenia BrazwellEileen & William Breiland
David K. BriceJan & Douglas Brosveen
Anne & Garry BrownRhoda & James BrownAnne P. BrowneMarlene & Robert Bryan
Susan Burgener & Stephen Rehnberg
Nancy & Wriley Burnett
Lois G. ButlerSylvia L. ByrnesCasey M. CainLaura & Ryan CalkinsPhil M. CampbellJacqueline CandelariaJohn M. CannonCanon Information Technology Services, Inc.
Joy CarlsonSue CastilloLarry T. Caudill
Century 21 Unica Real Estate
Laurice & Bill ChappellSusan & Carter CherryRobert W. CilkeGeraldine & Enno CipaMary & John Clark, Jr.Mary Ann Clark Emily M. ClaytonDarrel ClementCliftonLarsonAllen, LLP
Carol & John CochranMichael J. CochraneKate Johnson & John Colclough
Coldwell Banker Legacy
James M. Collie Colliers InternationalConsultants Plus, LLCCharlotte Coulumbe & Stuart Shoenmann
Jennifer & Jason CoxWilma L. CoxJohn CraigGwen & Kim CrissmanBillie Jo CrouseCarrie CuppSusan & Ron DarnellErika L. DavidsonCarol & Stan DayMargaret S. DeLongWilliam DeneenAnn & Chip DennedyDesert Paper & Envelope Company, Inc.
Dawn & Justin DeweyDeWolff's College of Hair Styling and Cosmetology, Inc.
John C. Dilts, Jr. William F. DominguezDR HortonLisa & Gary DrownDeja EastmanErika L. Edgerly-KiziukEisenhower Middle School
Michael D. EllisKaren A. EndacottWilliam J. EndresLeroy J. Esquibel, Jr.Alandren Etlantus & Jose Blanton
Pat & Max EvansMeredith FaithAlina FergusonFiesta KiaSherrill & William FilterJoyce FischerTiffany & Robert Fiser
Susie & Gary FisherTanja Michelle Fitzgerald
Heidi E. FleischmannScott FloersheimMelissa FluryCheryl & William FooteFound Animals Foundation*
Yvonne FoxKimberly J. FriskeRebecca & Thomas Frock
Marsha GaillourMarie & Brian Gallagher
Betty Jane GallagherKathleen M. GarciaPablo GarciaAnnette & Gregory Gardiner
Mary GardnerGeeks Who DrinkRichard R. GentryElizabeth L. GermanLaurence P. Gilbert John GiovinoChristine & James Goldstein
Anne Golembeski & Ray Rieker
Gail L. GoodwinKathleen & Richard Green
Terri GreeneKay N. GriffinShannon GrovesDr. Lauro & Jackie Guaderrama, Jr.
Caroline GuptonMargaret & Arthur Guthrie
Brenda & Bryan Hardesty
Amy Harrison & Kevin Hudenko
Sharon & Brian HartDr. Dodie & Art Hawkins
Virginia D. HendleyPaula HensleyLynda & Alan HerringJody HeschHewlett-Packard Company Match
Sandy HillGloria A. HodginBonny & Richard Holder
Beth & Paul HommertKim Hooker & Larry Batchlear
Claudette Horn
Gayle M. HuelsmannThomas O. HunterInsight VacationsIntel Volunteer Grant Program
John L. JacksonDebra Ann JamesonAndrew JameysonPatricia & James Jaramillo
Robert S. JenksJennifer Jernigan & Trevor Rigler
Joel-Peter Witkin Photography, Inc.
Nicholas JohnsonMary & Courtney Johnson
Johnson & Johnson Co.Thomas JonesSally Kalemba & Bill Patterson
Robin & Julius KaplanJohn M. KaronDr. William Kass & Mrs. Anne Kass
Guatama KatzmanCharles KellerBliss Kelly-LoreeMary E. KempShannon & Joe Kennedy
Gail & Ragon KinneyLinda KirkpatrickKathy & Nathan Klempel
Marilyn & Steve KraftClarissa Krinsky & Eric Benson
Sharon L. KurtzLa Boit Specialty Vehicles, Inc.*
Mark E. LeeNorma & David LeeperRhea M. LenniMichele E. LesherJoAnn & Mike LibermanEllen D. LloydJudge Roberta LloydSharon K. LordCamille A. LovatoGena LoveLPD PressKatrina S. LuceroSally B. LuptonMargaret Sue LyonsJulie A. MackenzieTaffey MaddoxSidney MallardMarcos MartinezJudith Martin-Tafoya & Steven Tafoya
Diane & Walter Masincup
Renee Mathews-Kirk & Gary Kirk
Martie MatthewsAmy & Jason MaxwellJonie McBeeKathleen G. McCaughey
Cathy & Sherman McCorkle
Margo McCormick & Ranne Miller
Deanna McCrackenLinda M. McCrackenMary L. McCullochIris & Robert McKeenJudy & Lance McKinneyKaren Quelle McKinnon
Mesa Verde ResourcesDennis L. MillerDiane R. MillerGregory C. MillerMarcia MiolanoDebra & George Mitchell
Laurie & Tony Monfiletto
Robert Montes de OcaJennifer Moon & Andy Armstrong
Patricia L. MoormanNancy & Brian MoranRobin A. MorganJack MulcahyLeslie E. NealTisa NeffCatherine L. NelsonNew Mexico Gas Company
Barbara NewmanEunice & Lee NewsomGeraleen & William Nielsen
Anne E. NokesStephen D. NorthropStephanie & Michael Oborny
Kurt OelsnerCherie & Shawn O'Keefe
Rebecca Okun & Emerson Susan Corley
Judith M. OlivaJustine M. OpelAaron OrsakAnna OrtizCynthia Parrott & David Stretch
Lisa A. PalmeriPAWS*Peacock Myers, PC
Denise & Terry PehrsonPelletier Construction, Inc.
Sarah PennTerence P. PerkinsPETCO FoundationRandy PetersonPethealth*Josephine & William Petrik
Cynthia Phillips & Thomas Martin
Leah & Albert PlourdeBrian PostRose PostonRichard R. PrairieMaria PreciadoPremier Properties of New Mexico, Inc.
Phillip E. PrevenderCarlos A. QuintanaJanelle R. RabornLisa RaderCathy RaganFred O. ReamesTana & Alec ReberDianne & Richard Reidy
Margaret M. ReillyJames ReistVictoria Reynolds
Elizabeth H. RichardsJeanne M. RichmondMary K. RiebRio Grande Educational Collaborative of East San Jose
Kathy & Dennis Rodriguez
Pamela Rogers
William P. RohwerCort A. RoopMelissa Rosen Frankel & Aaron Frankel
Daniel M. RosenfeltMichelle J. RossbachLauren's & Lindsay's Hallmark
Gail & Allan SattlerSandra SauffererDebbie & Robert Schenk
Lynn F. SchibeciLori A. SchmidtCurtis O. Sealy, Sr.Lynne Sebastian & Patrick Hogan
Mary M. ShanklinGay & Graham Sharman
Isaiah Shay
A. Ellen ShippyShor-Line Animal Equipment*
Jill & Mickey Shortencarier
Valerie ShulferAlan ShultzSylvana SiegelRichard J. Sigler
Jill & Randal SimonsSun & John SistrunkTessie M. SlackHeather SmallDonna Smith & Thomas Lyttle
John F. SmithMary Jo Smith-IssuesDr. Russell & Alicia Snyder
Southwest Capital Bank
Diane K. SparagoDeAnna M. SpulakJanell StaffordLeslie StahelinAlison StanleySherri & John SteensonCarol & John StehneyKathryn StephensonMary Stickford & Robert Allen
Dr. Leo W. StockhamDianne & Albert StoneStryker Team in West Texas, ENM
Pamela Sullivan & Thomas Tumollio
Summit ConstructionEmily Tanenbaum & Lawrence Nylin
Taylor Marine, Inc.Zia & Dan TelfairShirley & William Temer
Clare Eddy ThawBetsy & Jim ThibaultDevera ThingJane ThompsonThornton Charities
Barbara & Rex Throckmorton
Patsy & Bob TinleyChristina & Lawrence Tolendino
Laura L. TollesonTomahawk Live Trap Company*
Roberta TorrisonPatricia TrainorBetsy & Scott TrubyTruPanionJames E. TurpinU.S. Bank FoundationUnited TechnologiesSally J. Van NostrandJames E. VannGregory C. VoidaSusan J. VoverisDiana & Glen WagnerStephanie WallElizabeth WallbroMari-Pat WeberDr. Irene Welch-Mooney & Dr. Paul Mooney
Elizabeth A. WellsLawrence M. WellsDr. Barbara L. WenicurSandra WessgarPatricia Whitman
Vanessa A. WhittemoreZita & David WhorfThomas R. WileyJessica WilliamsSusan & Michael Williamson
Susan & David WillisCarol & Michael WilsonWinstonfotoLisa S. WisdomMary A. WoodwardKenneth W. WrightDeyonna D. YoungDonna & Phillip YoungQuannah ZamanianBetty L. ZarkowskiZia Animal Clinic-Equine Center
Vehicle Donations
Charl AgizaRon D. AlleyAnn M. BeykeKen L. BottariAmy ClinkscalesDoyle Roof Masters, Inc.Francis C. Elkin & Phyllis J. Frier Foundation
Deborah Green-LuceroCarol T. HoffmanTyson HughesSusanna JonesKim Lada & Terry MillerVivian Martinez & Jim Bossert
Loretta NunezRose PostonCarolyn Y. RoseenTom RunesSusan SawyerChrista E. ShannonBetsy & Jim ThibaultElizabeth A. WellsWilliam WileyS. M. WillisKramer Woodard
In-Kind Contributions
$100,000+Cumulus Media $50,000-$99,999New Mexico CW and My50 TV
Univisión
$25,000-$49,999Heritage Hotels & Resorts, Inc.
KRQE News 13
$10,000-$24,999Albuquerque Publishing Company
Albuquerque The Magazine
Dreamstyle Remodeling
Sukhmani Nob Hill $5,000-$9,999Albuquerque Free Press
Leigh GustersonLamar AdvertisingYour Key to BurgundyVanguard Media
$2,500-$4,999Action Audio VisualAlbuquerque Business First
AlphaGraphics Albuquerque
The Flower Shop At Nob Hill
Lauren's and Lindsay's Hallmark
Prime Time PublishingSouthwest Wines
$1,000-$2,499All Sports Trophies, Inc.America Tent RentalsConvention Services of the Southwest, Inc.
Entourage JazzLocal iQ
$500-$999AAA Pumping Service Inc.
Black Dog ShreddingDoody Calls Pet Waste Management
Doyle Roof Masters, Inc.Paws and StripesSheraton Albuquerque Airport Hotel
West Mesa Photography
Xerox Corporation
*Sponsors of the New Mexico Humane Conference, hosted by
Animal Humane
Officers
Alicia J. KeyesPresidentAJK Films
Kris StichmanVice PresidentCommunity Volunteer
Michelle FranksTreasurerStudio Southwest Architects
Jose Blanton, Esq.SecretaryRodey Law Firm
Additional Board Members
Larry A. ChavezDreamstyle Remodeling
Gary D. EisenbergBetzer, Roybal & Eisenberg P.C.
William Gupton IVMerrill Lynch
Mary JuryWorkspace Dynamics
Tim NicholsPNM Resources
Mary QuitzauPresbyterian Healthcare Services
Melissa Rosen Frankel Legal Administrator
Camilla SerranoNew Mexico Bank & Trust
Susan ShiresCommunity Volunteer
Norm ShroutLong Leash On Life
Dr. Emily Walker, DVMAlbuquerque Cat Clinic
Peggy WeigleAnimal Humane’s Executive Director
Animal Humane New Mexico2015 Board of Directors
Our Mission
Our Core Values
Our Vision
Our mission is to support and improve the
lives of New Mexico's cats and dogs through
sheltering, adoptions, humane education
and veterinary services.
Animal Humane New Mexico upholds the
following values for all people and animals:
• Compassion for all who are vulnerable,
suffering, frightened or in need.
• Respect in all relationships and interactions.
• Accountability for our actions as they
impact our community.
• Quality of our care and services.
• Safety in all of our environments.
• Stewardship of the organization.
A society in which every animal is treated
with respect and compassion.
Every effort has been made to provide a complete and accurate list of gifts received from 7/1/14 to 6/30/15. Please accept our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions.
LocationsMain Campus
615 Virginia St. SE Albuquerque, NM 87108
505.255.5523
Thrift Shop 4646 Menaul Blvd. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110 505.938.7915
DepartmentsAdoptions: 505.938.7860
Admissions: 505.938.7861
Behavior: 505.938.7900
Donor-subsidized Veterinary Clinic:
505.217.0300
Humane Education: 505.938.7863
Monetary Donations: 505.938.7913
Thrift Shop: 505.938.7915
Volunteer: 505.938.7884
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Every pet featured in this report was
adopted from Animal Humane.