AnnuAl RepoRt 2012

YeARs of sAving lives

tABle of Contents

tHe pResiDentletteR fRoM

Letter from the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Vision & mission . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Who We Are noW . . . . . . . . . . . 4

BoArd of directors . . . . . . . 6

ten YeArs of ProGress . . . 6

strAteGic ProGrAms And serVices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

ten-YeAr timeLine . . . . . . . . 10

ALLiAnce PArticiPAtinG orGAnizAtions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

mAjor suPPorters & donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

finAnciALs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

This year we celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Mayor’s Alliance, and the

eighth year in our ten-year strategic plan to transform New York City

into a no-kill community. We continued to drive down euthanasia at Animal

Care & Control of New York City (AC&C), while intake at AC&C continued to

decline. In 2012, intake and euthanasia reached historic lows, and for the first time

in AC&C’s history, euthanasia fell well below 10,000, to 8,252.

Since 2003, through our robust community

collaboration among 100-plus Maddie’s Pet

Partners (MPPs) and AC&C, we have saved

237,000 lives. New York City now has the

lowest euthanasia per capita for any major

U.S. city. In just ten years, we have altered the

paradigm from one out of three lives saved in

2003 to over three out of every four lives saved

in 2012 by the community collaboration.

Our decade of success is the result of

the steadfast efforts of all of our Alliance

Participating Organizations (APOs), which now

number 150, that work diligently to provide

care for NYC’s homeless animals and place

them with responsible adopters.

So much of this work is performed by

volunteers, to whom we, and the animals,

are eternally grateful. Our success would

not have been possible were it not for the

substantial financial support provided by

Maddie’s Fund®, and the ongoing commitment

of funds and resources by the ASPCA, one of

our founding members.

Our ability to sustain and build those

programs that have the greatest impact in

saving lives relies upon the generosity and commitment of caring individuals and

businesses that recognize the importance of our mission and value the results we

have achieved. Some of our supporters donate regularly to specific programs,

such as our Wheels of Hope transport program, our PVF Medical & Boarding

Fund, or our NYC Feral Cat Initiative. Others give generously to support our overall

efforts, relying upon us to put their valued gift to use where it is most needed.

Today, ten years into our journey, we are heartened and humbled by the

progress we have made with the help of our supporters. We invite you to join us in

our journey and share with us the unqualified satisfaction that can only come from

saving a precious life.

Alliance President Jane Hoffman co-founded the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals in 2003, with the goal of ending the killing of healthy and treatable animals in NYC shelters.

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Vision Establish New York City as a community where no dog or cat of reasonable health and temperament is killed merely because he or she does not have a home.

mission In cooperation with the City of New York, the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals seeks to establish partnerships with nonprofit animal organizations to develop creative solutions to deal with issues of animal care and control. Through our multi-year program, we will help these animal advocacy groups reach their highest potential to effectively place and spay/neuter New York City’s dogs and cats.

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WHo We ARe noW

Animal Control services for

nYC

150+ Alliance participating

shelters & rescue groups including

the life-saving programs of the Mayor’s Alliance for nYC’s Animals provide

the framework through which the nYC animal welfare community works to save the lives of

nYC’s homeless animals.

Mayor’soffice and nYCDepartment of

Health and MentalHygiene

Since 2003, the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals

has served as a crucial link between New York

City’s rescue community and NYC government. Our

role as a liaison between Animal Care & Control of NYC

(AC&C), the non-profit that contracts with the City to

manage its animal control function, and the more than

150 rescue groups and shelters that strive daily to find

homes for our community’s homeless animals, has been

instrumental in creating a cohesive infrastructure for

lifesaving. This involves transferring thousands of dogs

and cats from AC&C, via its New Hope Department, to

more than 200 New Hope partner rescue organizations

that find homes for them. It also involves raising public

awareness about the thousands of animals available

for adoption, and providing a mechanism, through

events, media outreach, and advertising, to facilitate pet

adoptions on a large scale in New York City.

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Adopters

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In 2012, euthanasia fell to 8,252, marking the first time in AC&C’s history that fewer than 9,000 cats and dogs were euthanized.

Major drivers of the reduced euthanasia rate include vigorous community spay/neuter efforts and transfers to AC&C’s adoption partners.

BoARD of DiReCtoRs 2012

CHAIRJANE HoffMAN, Esq. President Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals

SECRETARYMEENA AlAgAppAN, Esq.Executive Director Humane Education Advocates Reaching Teachers (HEART)

gAIl BuCHwAldSenior Vice PresidentAdoption CenterAmerican Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)

sANdRA dEfEoExecutive Director/ Director of Public RelationsHumane Society of New York

JulIE MoRRIsSenior Vice President Community Outreach American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)

74%euthanasia reduction

Euthanasia at AC&C has been reduced by 74%

since 2003.

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'10Year 6

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'12Year 8

8,25

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Total AC&C Euthanasia

2012 ACCoMplisHMents

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237,000Lives saved

Adoptions peaked in 2009 and began to decrease as intake

at AC&C decreased.

154%transfer increase

Transfers from AC&C to partner shelters and rescue groups** have increased

by 154% since 2003.

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9,93

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'06Year 2

12,0

238,

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'07Year 3

13,5

638,

483

'08Year 4

15,4

936,

733

'10Year 6

14,0

504,

794

'12Year 8

14,2

325,

730

'11Year 7

17,6

418,

192

'09Year 5

AC&C Adoptions

AC&C Transfers

MPP† Adoptions

AC&C Adoptions

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'05Year 1

9,31

313

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'06Year 2

8,90

516

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'07Year 3

8,48

318

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'08Year 4

6,73

319

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'10Year 6

4,79

417

,653

'12Year 8

5,73

018

,457

'11Year 7

8,19

220

,291

'09Year 5

In 2012, more than 49% of the animals entering AC&C shelters were transferred to partner shelters and rescue groups** for adoption.

More than 3 out of 4 lives were saved in 2012.

pRogRessnew York City now has the lowest euthanasia per capita for any major u.s. city (1 per 1,000 per capita).*

* According to the latest findings of cities studied by Animal People, the leading independent newspaper providing original investigative coverage of animal issues worldwide. Based on NYC Census Information and NYC Euthanasia Numbers for 2012.

** Includes Maddie’s Pet Partners† and other rescues.

† Maddie’s® Pet Partners are the 100-plus Alliance Participating Organizations that participate in the Maddie’s® Pet Rescue Project in New York City.

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Adoption EventsLarge, multi-group adoption events like Adoptapalooza, Whiskers in Wonderland, and Broadway Barks offer adopters a convenient way to meet hundreds of dogs, cats, and rabbits awaiting new homes.

Rescue Group and Shelter SupportFrom animal transport and adoption events to specialized training and grants, the Alliance provides the tools to help rescue organizations excel and save more lives.

Wheels of HopeSince 2005, more than 56,000 animals have journeyed toward a new future in our Wheels of Hope transport vehicles.

Medical & Boarding FundThis Alliance-administered program, created by Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore in 2003, provides medical treatment and boarding for sick and injured animals awaiting adoption.

Disaster ReliefIn times of crisis, as during Hurricanes Irene and Sandy, the Alliance—a member of the Animal Planning Task Force of NYC’s Office of Emergency Management—stepped up with emergency animal transport, co-sheltering support, volunteers, and leadership, and helped to save countless lives.

Awareness BuildingHarnessing the power of traditional and social media, public relations, advertising, and website and print communications, the Alliance uses every avenue possible to promote pet adoption and responsible pet ownership.

CeleBRAting YeARs of

Saving LiveS

Support to AC&CThe Alliance has provided funding for AC&C’s New Hope Department, and special training for AC&C staff, to increase the number of animals saved at AC&C shelters.

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Lost and FoundWhen City budget cuts forced the closing of AC&C’s Lost & Found Program, the Alliance partnered with the ASPCA and AC&C and launched a new Lost & Found Program that utilizes volunteers.

NYC Feral Cat InitiativeAs a resource for NYC certified feral cat caretakers and the general public, we provide guidance, information, specialized training, transport, and hands on assistance to facilitate trap-neuter-return (TNR) in NYC.

Helping Pets and People In CrisisCollaborates with traditional social services to help families facing domestic violence and other personal crises keep their pets safe.

MicrochippingSince 2005, more than 2,700 dogs and cats have received permanent ID protection at our free and low-cost microchip clinics.

Capacity Building GrantsAlliance grants for adoption centers, isolation rooms, and other enhancements have enabled our Alliance Participating Organizations to do more, and do it better.

CeleBRAting YeARs of

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ouR YeAR Quest

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Alliance signs historic Memorandum of Understanding with City Hall

Alliance incorporates as 501(c) (3) organization

Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore create Picasso Veterinary Fund

Adopt-me vests debut at Alliance’s first adoption event in Central Park

Five Alliance Participating Organizations (APOs) are founding members.

Baseline year-end: 31,701 euthanized / 12,342 adopted

Year-end: 26,456 euthanized / 18,008 adopted

Alliance creates NYC Feral Cat Initiative

Alliance acquires first Wheels of Hope van

Year-end: 22,967 euthanized / 21,612 adopted / 2,000 transported

Alliance receives first multi-year grant from Maddie’s Fund

Mayor Michael Bloomberg acknowledges Maddie’s Fund and ASPCA grants at City Hall press conference

Alliance awards first grant to fund AC&C’s New Hope Department

Year-end: 20,397 euthanized / 22,892 adopted / 2,500 transported

Alliance joins Animal Planning Task Force of NYC’s Office of Emergency Management

Maddie’s® Spay/Neuter Project in NYC welcomes non-profit partners

Alliance launches first annual “I Love NYC Pets Month” in February

Year-end: 18,190 euthanized / 24,986 adopted / 3,000 transported

Alliance launches Helping Pets and People in Crisis pilot program

Number of APOs jumps to 105

For a decade, the Alliance has remained focused on its vision: to create a community

where no healthy or treatable dog or cat is killed merely because he or she does not

have a home. From the start, we knew our vision was attainable, and we recognized

that progress would be incremental. Our journey, as illustrated below, remains a work in

progress. We thank our partners and supporters for the work they have done, and for the

progress we all share.

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YeAR Quest

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Broadway Barks celebrates 10th anniversary

Year-end: 16,706 euthanized / 26,593 adopted / 3,500 transported

Alliance presents first Bark in the Park event with Brooklyn Cyclones

Number of APOs swells to 150

Euthanasia at AC&C drops below 35% for the first time in history

Year-end: 13,620 euthanized / 28,483 adopted / 6,500 transported

Alliance rings closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange

Miles for Paws program launched

Alliance’s weekly adoption segment premieres on NBC’s New York Live

Mayor Bloomberg announces lowest euthanasia rate in NYC history at City Hall press conference

Alliance presents first-ever Adoptapalooza adoption event in Washington Square Park

Year-end: 11,602 euthanized / 26,285 adopted / 8,300 transported

Alliance presents first-ever Whiskers in Wonderland adoption event at Metropolitan Pavilion

The Alliance and Architects for Animals present premiere winter cat shelter exhibition

Wheels of Hope transports reach new high of 14,000

Maddie’s Fund awards Alliance a first-ever, one-year grant for spay and neuter of community cats in NYC

Archbishop of New York Timothy Cardinal Dolan blesses Alliance cats and dogs at St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Alliance celebrates ten years of saving lives in New York City

Year-end: 10,188 euthanized / 24,187 adopted / 14,000 transported

Year-end: 8,252 euthanized / 22,447 adopted / 16,000 transported

New Lost & Found Program launched by the Alliance in partnership with the ASPCA and AC&C

Alliance receives its first adoption van, donated by the Petco Foundation

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AlliAnCe pARtiCipAting oRgAnizAtionsTen years ago, five rescue organizations came together to form the Alliance. Over

the years, more groups joined our ranks, and today, more than 150 organizations

participate in the Alliance. Each and every one of these organizations has as its primary

goal to save the lives of the animals that come into their care and to find each one the best

home possible. By combining our resources, overcoming our differences, and working

together in the true spirit of community collaboration, together we have saved close to a

quarter-million lives since 2003.

A Place for UsAbandoned Angels Cocker Spaniel RescueAdopt A Boxer RescueAdopt-A-DogAll About Spay NeuterAll Sentient BeingsAlmost Home Animal Rescue & AdoptionAmerican Bulldog Rescue

American Bullmastiff Association Rescue Service

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)

Animal Care & Control of New York City (AC&C)

Animal HavenAnimal Rescue Force (ARF)Animal Rescue Fund of the HamptonsAnimal Welfare SocietyAnimalkindAnimals Can’t Talk (ACT)Animals Can’t Talk Rescue and Adoption

(ACT Rescue and Adoption)

Anjellicle Cats RescueBarbara the Cat LadyBideaweeBig Apple Bull Terrier RescueBobbi and the StraysBoxer Angels RescueBrooklyn Animal Resource Coalition (BARC)Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition

Cascade Beagle Rescue – EastCat Assistance Inc.City CrittersCocker Spaniel Rescue of New JerseyCSM Stray Foundation (USA) Inc.Curly Tail Pug RescueDalmatian AdoptionDerrek’s Gleeful RescueDoberman Pinscher Club of America

Rescue CommitteeDog Habitat RescueEastern German Shorthaired Pointer Club

Rescue Program

English Bull Terrier Rescue of New York & New Jersey

Eve’s SanctuaryFeathered Friends Parrot AdoptionFeline Rescue MissionFeline Rescue of Staten IslandFor Animals, Inc.For Our FriendsFor the Love of Dog (Rottweilers)Frankie’s FriendsFriends of Rescued MastiffsGerman Shepherd Rescue of Central

New YorkGerman Shepherd Rescue of South-

eastern Pennsylvania in Brooklyn, NYGlen Highland Farm/Sweet Border

Collie Rescue

Glen Wild Animal RescueGotham City KittiesGrateful GreyhoundsHeart and Hand SocietyHeart and Soul Animal RescueHeavenly Huskies & Canine CompanionsHouse Rabbit SocietyHumane Society of New YorkInternet Miniature Pinscher Service (IMPS)Italian Greyhound Rescue NYC (IGRNYC)K9KastleKitten Little Rescue

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KittyKindKodi’s ClubLabrador Retriever Rescue - CTLabs4RescueLe Cats on the WaterLifeline Animal RescueLinda’s Feral Cat AssistanceLittle Shelter Animal Rescue &

Adoption CenterLong Beach Humane SocietyLong Island Bulldog RescueLong Island Cat/Kitten Solution

(LICKS) RescueLong Island Golden Retriever RescueLong Island GreyHound TransferLong Island Labrador Retriever Rescue Louis Animal FoundationLoving TouchMetroMalts: Metropolitan Maltese RescueMid-Atlantic Basset Hound RescueMid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue LeagueMighty MuttsMountain Rottie ResQ (MRR) of New YorkNew England Border Collie RescueNew England Old English Sheepdog RescueNew Jersey Schnauzer Rescue Network

New Rochelle Humane SocietyNorth Fork Animal Welfare LeagueNorth Shore Animal League AmericaNortheastern Boxer RescueNorthern New England Dog RescueNY PET-I-CARE Adoption ProgramNYC Shiba RescueOnly Hope Cat RescueOrphaned Pets, Inc.P.L.U.T.O. Rescue of Richmond CountyPatricia H. Ladew FoundationPaws To Love AdoptionsPeople for Animals

Peppertree RescuePet Adoption League Inc./Chow

Rescue of NYPoor Animals of St. FrancisPosh Pets RescueR.S.V.P. Inc. (Responsible Solutions

for Valued Pets)Rabbit Rescue & RehabRawhide RescueRed Hook Dog RescueRussell Refuge (Jack Russell Terriers)S.A.V.E. Animal RescueSafe Hounds Beagle RescueSave Our StraysSave-A-Pet Animal Rescue and

Adoption CenterSaveKitty FoundationScottish Terrier Club of Greater

New YorkSean Casey Animal RescueShelter SurvivorsShore Hearts Golden Retriever RescueSmall Paws Rescue (Bichon Frise)Social Tees Animal Rescue FoundationSPCA of ConnecticutStaten Island Council for Animal

Welfare (SICAW)Stray from the HeartTavi & Friends / Tavi’s CurlsThe Husky HouseTigger FoundationTiny Treasures RescueTreasured k9sTri-State Basset Hound RescueTri-State Weimaraner RescueUnderdog ResQUnited Action for AnimalsUrban Cat LeagueWaggin’ TrainWaggytail RescueWilling Hearts Dalmatian RescueWoof Dog RescueZani’s Furry Friends

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AnimAl CAre & Control of new York CitY (AC&C)AC&C is the largest pet rescue organization in the northeastern United States. It is New York City’s municipal shelter system, operating in all five boroughs, including three full-service shelters and two receiving

centers. AC&C is responsible for rescuing, caring for, and

finding homes for New York City’s homeless and abandoned animals. In 2012, AC&C, an Alliance Participating Organization (APO), took in 28,921 animals.

north Shore AnimAl leAgue AmeriCA North Shore Animal League America is an APO headquartered in Port Washington, NY. It is the largest no-kill animal rescue and adoption organization in the world.

Since 1944, The Animal League’s mission has been to save the lives of pets through adoption, rescue, spay/neuter,

and advocacy initiatives. Although located in New York, The Animal League reaches across the country to rescue, nurture, and adopt approximately 20,000 pets into loving homes every year. The Animal League regularly loans its Mobile Adoption Units to fellow APOs for weekend adoption events.

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suppoRteRs &

suPPortersVETERINARIANSAnimal Medical CenterAnimal specialty CenterBlue pearl Veterinary partnersfifth Avenue Veterinary specialistsgramercy park Animal HospitalMetVet NYC (dr. Nulton)Murray Hill pet Hospital NYCon the go Veterinary services

(dr. Berman) one love Animal Hospitaluptown Veterinary servicesVinegar Hill Veterinary groupwest Chelsea Veterinaryworth street Veterinary Center

TRANSPORTATIONAmbuvetCanine CarK9 CarsMidtown Chelsea garageReaction Auto service

BOARDINGAnimal Behavior specialistsNY dog spaElizabeth Ann KennelsEvergreenPaws in Chelsea/Paws in SohospotThe wagging Tail

donorsWe wish to recognize and thank our generous donors – foundations, corporations, and individuals – whose support and loyalty have made the saving of thousands of lives possible. With their continued support, we look forward to transforming New York City into a no-kill community by 2015.

FOUNDATIONS AND NONPROFITS$1,000,000 - $2,500,000AspCA

$100,001 - $250,000Agnes Varis TrustRegina Bauer frankenberg foundation

$50,000 - $100,000A Kinder World Foundation/Savesky &

Company, Consultingpetco foundation

$10,000 - $25,000Animal welfare TrustJ.p. Morgan Chase foundationpedigree foundationRachael’s RescueSandra Atlas Bass and Edythe & Sol G

Atlas fundshelley and donald Rubin foundationToys “R” us Children’s fund

$1,000 - $5,000Bloomberg Sisters Foundation, c/o

Geller & Company, LLCBroadway Cares/Equity Fights

AIds, Inc.Chloe & Keela FoundationThe E.d. foundationfunny for fidoolin family foundationpetsmart Charities, Inc.Rockin’ for Rescue foundation

MAjoR suppoRteRs

Maddie’s FundMaddie’s Fund® is a family foundation endowed by the founder of Workday® and PeopleSoft, Dave Duffield and his wife, Cheryl. Maddie’s Fund is helping to achieve and sustain a no-kill nation by providing solutions to the most challenging issues facing the animal welfare community. In January 2005, Maddie’s Fund awarded a seven-year, multi-million-dollar grant to the Alliance to administer the Maddie’s® Pet Rescue Project in New York City and the Maddie’s® Spay/Neuter Project in New York City. In 2011, Maddie’s Fund awarded an additional one-year grant to the Alliance to pay for spay/neuter for New York City’s stray and feral community cats.

asPCaThe ASPCA® was the first humane society established in the Western Hemisphere, and today is one of the largest in the world. A national organization based in New York City, the ASPCA is a founding member of the Alliance, and has consistently provided major financial support over the years. The ASPCA offers a variety of programs in New York City, including pet adoption, affordable spay/neuter services to the public, its own humane law enforcement team, and a groundbreaking veterinary forensics team and mobile animal CSI unit.

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DonoRs

under $1,000American Eagle Outfitters FoundationBeverlee shere TrustCommon CentsCypress Hills Community schoolfidelity Charitable gift fundford foundationfriends of Animals RescueHarry and flora freund Memorial

foundationIrma & Arthur Miller Family FoundationNYu Community fund, university

Relations and Public AffairsOrange County Community Foundation/

Turner foundation fundp.s. 105Robbins family foundationRochelle & David A. Hirsch Foundationschwab Charitable fundThe Tang fundTruistunited way of Central ohiounited way of Massachusetts Bay and

Merrimack Valleyuniversity Heights High school

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CORPORATIONS$50,000 - $100,000Alex and Ani, Inc.

$3,001 - $10,000CBs RadioCharityBuzzCorcoran group Caresgivenik, llCSuperfly New York Festivals, LLC

$1,000 - $3,000AnonymousBlue Buffalo CompanyEARs to You, The walt disney Company

Corporate Responsibilityfreshpetglobal Content productions, llCgraham Korora partners, IncJust givelittle giftsNatural Balance pet foodNew York life Insurance Companysonic union

swifto dog walkingTejas Industries/Merrick Pet CareToyota of Manhattanwellpetweruva

under $1,000American Express, Employee

giving programBaking for goodBlackRockCanis Minor Tribeca llCCR wooster street Corp.deutsche Bank - Marching gifts programThe dover fund, Inc.

duckyworld products, Inc.Ella’s leadEnter:MarketinggiveforwardGoldman, Sachs & Co. - Matching

gifts programgoodsearchgoogle Matching gifts programigive.comIvystone group llCMarino & Marino, P.C. Attorneys at LawSam & Tasha LLCsimple dogsocialpaktsugar deli food CenterTetra TechZogsports

INDIVIDUALS $100,000 - $200,000Estate of wetona Bernier

$10,001 - $20,000Anonymous donors

$5,001 - $10,000Tal Bar-orBernadette petersMargo walker

$2,501 - $5,000Jonathan AbbeyArthur AbbeyKarlene BonnesMary Mullin

$1,001 - $2,500A.J. and phoebe BocchinoJohn BradhamJustin MaggioMarcus Miller

Benjamin RauhalaAnthony RobbinsBen watts

$501 - $1,000Natia divincentidiane finckenauerMarianne folinograham freemansheri frumerCarolyn goldhushHeather gottesmandomenica grittanilauren HerringtonJodi Hirshsharon Jacklindenise JenkinsChristine la Monica-lunnpaul levinsohnsusan linBarbara lorbersole MarittimiElizabeth NewellMegan NewmanMarion pattillo

susan RichardEllen sahadiMikhel schectreBobbie sheilsEileen skusewill ThomasBill walshJennifer wuotinen

$301 - $500Jacqueline Hutman and Ray Barberesidebra BeattyRebeka BernsteinArt Carellalinda ChinnIris Chiu

DonoRs (continued)

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Titia de langeMarsha diamondAlexander and Jill dimitriefMichael DominguezNicole and Michael foxTammy HelbigSandra KarczewskiRichard KearneyJennifer MarterMarianne Millsdenise MooreMartin NussbaumEvan orenstenJosh Rubinpenny siegelKevin skuseloretta smithTetsuro Takadawilliam walshsunshine wohlMartin Yates

$150 - $300Ravi AjodahMichelle AptmanErin Argodaniel AvondoglioAnnie AvondoglioJill Ballantinedianna BarrellaMeaghan BlackAaron BlackThomas BlandfordMichelle Bosch

ghislaine BoulangerJohn BraunsteinCatherine Citranolance ContrucciKevin Cordovanogary Cordovanodeborah Couri-d’AmicoAmara CraighillAwilda CruzMissy delNegroMartha deRightClaire des BeckerJana desforgesGail DessimozHeather diBenedetto

william dombrowskiArthur paone and Elaine EricksonElizabeth EngelbertRobert fabianRubina and shaun fillionErin fittingMary Kathryn flyntseth friedSuzanne FriedmanBarbara and John gillendavid glicksmanKim gorodedenise grondaChristoph grueneisCarol HeaverAnthony HigginsJeffrey HirschJoan IaconettiJay Josephgail Kegolislaura KinseyJanice lau-pearsonpeter lawrenceKaren lawrenceRhonda leeAndrea lucianogilda MarianiHugo MartorelliJon MatteraBrenda McCartywilliam McCord JohnstonKeri McdonoughJoel MerkerMichelle MetcalfJennifer MondidoRita MoranoAnthony MorrisJoseph pastoreRobert pattisonJennifer pennypackerpeter and Judith poberRachel quintJean RhodeJoan RosenfeldTakako satopatricia schaeferJulia schausHeather siebertMichael sillermanfrancis and Bernadette skuseCharlene sloansherry smithRachel and Michael spadarodale stull demyCarol ThornhillRonald ThowAna VeladoMaria walshJane warshawSteffen WollmerHenry wongRegan wood

Petco FoundationThe Petco Foundation is a longtime supporter of pet adoption and a strong advocate for bringing adoptable animals to

the people. Hundreds of adoption

groups across the country, including many Alliance Participating Organizations in and around New York City, routinely show their adoptable animals at Petco locations. In 2007, the Petco Foundation donated a new transport vehicle to our Wheels of Hope program, and in 2011, made a generous donation of a new mobile adoption van to the Alliance to help increase pet adoptions in New York City. The Foundation also has provided grant funding for Alliance large adoption events, including Adoptapalooza, and training efforts.

alex and ani + energyAlex and Ani is a company that believes deeply in the power of positive energy. It has made it its mission to share the

benefits of positive energy through the unique beauty and symbolism of its products,

designed by Carolyn Rafaelian and made in the USA. Sales of Alex and Ani’s exclusive Charity by Design Paw Prints expandable bangle, created exclusively to benefit the Alliance and introduced in 2011, continue to generate important funding that supports our life-saving programs.

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finAnCiAls stAteMent of finAnCiAl position ($)

AssETs 2012 2011

Cash and cash equivalents 1,552,711 3,812,683

Contributions receivable 150,000 150,000

Security deposit and other assets 13,437 13,437

fixed assets, net of accumulated depreciation of $199,746 and $121,883, respectively 208,261 286,124

Total Assets 1,924,409 4,262,244

lIABIlITIEs ANd NET AssETs

liabilities

Accrued expenses 177,464 721,132

Total Liabilities 177,464 721,132

Net assets

Unrestricted 1,106,955 917,205

Temporarily restricted 639,990 2,623,907

Total Net Assets 1,746,945 3,541,112

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 1,924,409 4,262,244

2012 PROGRAM ExPENSES

FUNDRAISING

MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL

PROGRAM EXPENSES

6%

86%

8%

2012 REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS

OTHER

INDIVIDUALS AND OTHERS

FOUNDATIONS

34%

65%

1%

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stAteMent of ACtivities & CHAnges in net Assets ($)

suppoRT ANd REVENuE

Contributions

Foundations 49,600 332,000 381,600 5,773,594

Individuals and others 1,452,867 451,395 1,904,262 1,367,471

Other 14,824 9,088 23,912 88,580

Net assets released from restrictions 2,776,400 (2,776,400) – –

Total Support and Revenue 4,293,691 (1,983,917) 2,309,774 7,229,645

EXpENsEs

Program expense 3,551,694 – 3,551,694 6,321,625

Total program services 3,551,694 – 3,551,694 6,321,625

Management and general 258,827 – 258,827 235,355

Fundraising 293,420 – 293,420 274,554

Total expenses 4,103,941 – 4,103,941 6,831,534

Change in Net Assets 189,750 (1,983,917) (1,794,167) 398,111

NET AssETs

Beginning of the year 917,205 2,623,907 3,541,112 3,143,001

End of the Year 1,106,955 639,990 1,746,945 3,541,112

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YEAR ENdEd DECEMBER 31, 2011

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Michael Mullins

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