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Category: Animal Protection, Welfare and Services

BROWN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY

AKA Corinne T. Smith Animal Center

Brownwood, TX

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BROWN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY

Also Known As:
Corinne T. Smith Animal Center
Physical Address:
Brownwood, TX 76801 
EIN:
23-7437697
Web URL:
www.ctsanimalcenter.org/
Blog URL:
www.facebook.com/cts...
Leadership:
Freda Day, Chief Executive

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Fiscal Year Starting: Oct 01, 2007
Fiscal Year Ending: Sep 30, 2008
Revenue
Total Revenue $154,435
Expenses
Total Expenses $150,909

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Basic Organization Information

BROWN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY

Also Known As:
Corinne T. Smith Animal Center
Physical Address:
Brownwood, TX 76801 
EIN:
23-7437697
Web URL:
www.ctsanimalcenter.org/ 
Blog URL:
www.facebook.com/cts... 
NTEE Category:
D Animal related 
D20 Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs) 
Year Founded:
1980 
Ruling Year:
1981 

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Corinne T. Smith Animal Center is dedicated to promoting the welfare, compassionate care and protection of animals, taking all domestic animals brought to us, finding suitable homes for adoptable animals, providing information, raising public awareness of animal issues, and promoting responsible pet ownership.

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Impact Statement

In 2009, we moved into our new building, which was funded through generous donations from the City of Brownwood, Raise the Woof, and people like you.  Our new building allows us to house more animals, which furthers our ultimate goal of becoming a no-kill shelter.  Our adoptions have increased since the change.
 
We have several community programs: Pets for Seniors, KIND, and spay/neuter [S/N] vouchers (to name a few).  These programs allow us to provide services to those who might otherwise not be able to afford it.  Pets for Seniors lets us give substantial discounts (sometimes 100%) to seniors adopting from our shelter, and covers rabies, shots, microchip, and S/N.  KIND is an outreach/educational program that allows us to give information about animals and preventing animal cruelty in the community to children in local schools.  Our S/N program ensures that every animal adopted from us is fixed before going to their Forever Home, and also allows us to give those from low-income areas substantially discounts on S/N procedures. 
 
Our goals for this year are to get enough funding to expand our S/N program to more families, hopefully providing this service for free.  S/N is the bulk of our adoption expenses, as well, so we would love to get more funding not just for our voucher program, but for our adoption program, too.
 
We would like more funding for senior programs.  Pets for Seniors is a wonderful program, and AniMeals would be a great supplement.  AniMeals provides pet meals to seniors in conjunction with the Meals on Wheels.
 
We have a dream that we will be a no-kill shelter by 2020.  To do this, we need funding for veterinary services, medicines for our animals, S/N programs, a surgical suite, a dog park, a more comprehensive educational program for children in the county, funding for cruelty investigations and community outreach programs.  We have so many dreams, so many goals.  With enough support, we will surely reach them, and soon.

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Chief Executive

Freda Day

Term:

Since Sept 2009


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Program: Daily Operations

Budget:
$200,000
Category:
General Code
Population Served:
General Public/Unspecified

Program Description:

Daily operations include cruelty investigations, adoptions, medical treatment for animals, cleaning, paperwork, shelter-to-rescue transfers, grooming, bathing, playing/walking with animals, answering phones, writing grants, operating the website, writing newspaper columns, etcetera.

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Program: Spay/Neuter Voucher Program

Budget:
$40,000
Category:
Animal-Related
Population Served:
General Public/Unspecified

Program Description:

This program provides spay and neuter vouchers to families who might otherwise not be able to afford this vital service.  Vouchers allow families to spay and neuter their pets for a cost of whatever they can afford and can be used at most veterinarians in Brown County.  The number of vouchers that available are limited only by the amount of funding we are given for this program.

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Program: Adoption Preparations

Budget:
$50,000
Category:
Animal-Related
Population Served:
General Public/Unspecified

Program Description:

This includes micro-chipping, booster shots, rabies vaccination, spay/neuter, heart worm test, de-worming, and any other social and medical treatments necessary to make the animal healthy and adoptable.

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Program: Pets for Seniors

Budget:
$5,000
Category:
Animal-Related
Population Served:
Adults

Program Description:

Our Pets for Seniors program allows seniors to adopt pets from our shelter at a substantial discount, sometimes for free.  Studies show that seniors who own pets are healthier mentally and physically than those who do not.

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Program: Cruelty Investigations and Care

Budget:
$5,000
Category:
Animal-Related
Population Served:
Crime/Abuse Victims

Program Description:

The Kennel Manager is a certified cruelty investigator, and this program allows us to properly manage and investigate cruelty reports throughout the county.  While educating owners about proper pet care is the primary goal, it is the sometimes the case that a pet is better being taken away from the owner to be given rehabilitative services and a chance at adoption to a more suitable home.  The funding for this program allows us to offer follow-up care, too.  Cruelty victims often require much vet care to recover from the abuse.

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News

New Website Unveiled
February 08, 2010
We have a new website.  Please visit us and see what we have to offer!
 
http://www.ctsanimalcenter.org/