Lindsey BattagliaScott ChristensenMatthew Derganc

Adam FreyGregory Young

No Paws Left Behind

AgendaIntroductionExecutive SummaryProblem StatementSWOTLocal PartnershipsCorporate PartnershipsSocial MediaImplementation and RecommendationQuestions

Introduction

• Over 700,000 homes foreclosed in last 12 months – 2.8% of US housing market

Introduction

• Dogs and Cats most common – nearly 500,000 animals at risk each year

448,341

274,790

US Homes in Foreclosure – Last 12 Months

With PetsWithout Pets

No Paws Left BehindNot for Profit OrganizationProvide Financial AssistancePlacement in No Kill Shelters5 domestic volunteersHelp 2,000 animals annually

Executive SummaryIssues

Revenue GenerationSourcingWebsite and Social Media

Our MissionLocal Business PartnershipsCorporate PartnershipsSocial Media

Recommendation

Problem StatementFinancial

$500 monthly revenuesDonations non-recurring

$10,000 monthly expensesAssistance

BankFannie MaeFreddie Mac

Pain Points•Donations

•Other Foster/Rescue Organizations

•Website Utilization

SWOT

Strengths:

- Tax Exemptions- All Volunteers: No Expenses- Founder Funds

Weaknesses:

- All Volunteers: Not First Priority- No ROI Opportunity- Vulnerable to budgetary deficits

Opportunities:

-Partnerships-Social media

Threats:

- Vulnerable To Economic Crises

- Even Small Scandals Can Be Devastating

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Rescue Partnerships

•Trouble finding trust-worthy partners

•Reach key decision makers

•Need to maximize bang-for-buck

•No structured way to evaluate potential partners

Dimensions of Evaluation

Animal Welfare

Impact

Finance

•Vet Care Quality•Kill Policy•Adoption Rates

•Reachability•Shelter Size•Reputation•Service Area

•Financial Stability•Cost per Rescue

Excel-based Evaluation Tool

Tool Benefits

Quantifiable

Reliable

Central Repository

Objective

Results