Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals: 2015 Progress Report

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Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals®

2015 PROGRESS REPORT OUR SUPPORTERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE! 2015 Progress 6,242

6,104

6,992 15,864

15,270

14,732

5,730 14,232

14,050 4,794

8,192 17,641

8,905

9,313

8,483 13,563

12,023

9,937

Our progress in 2015 was substantial. The Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals

’15 Year 11

’13 Year 9

’14 Year 10

’12 Year 8

’11 Year 7

’10 Year 6

’09 Year 5

’08 Year 4

31,701

’14 Year 10

’13 Year 9

’12 Year 8

’15 Year 11 5,352

6,847

6,124

10,188

’11 Year 7

’10 Year 6

’09 Year 5

’08 Year 4

’07 Year 3

’06 Year 2

0 ’05 Year 1

The collective Live Release Rate among all Alliance community partners, including ACC, increased from 87 percent in 2014 to an unprecedented 90 percent in 2015.

or transferred to rescue partners for adoption. 8,252

13,620

5K

’04

to sustain our success in saving the lives of NYC’s animals.

ACC, were either adopted, returned to their owners, 11,602

10K

’03 Baseline Year

The Alliance could not have achieved this progress without the generous donations of our supporters. We hope that you will stand by the Alliance and help us

York City’s shelter and rescue organizations, including 16,706

20,397

15K

Since 2003, the dedicated efforts of the Alliance community partners—150 rescue

This means that 9 out of 10 cats and dogs in New 18,190

22,967

20K

because they do not have homes.

Community Live Release Rate Increased

■ Total ACC Euthanasia 26,456

25K

York City a community where no healthy or treatable dogs or cats are killed simply

groups and shelters, including Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC)—have saved the

ACC Euthanasia Reduction 30K

continued to sustain its life-saving work and press on toward its goal—to make New

lives of more than 300,000 cats and dogs. ’06 Year 2

6,775

5,729

9,872

’03 Baseline Year

0

5,519 4,927

5K

’04

10K

’05 Year 1

15K

10,865

20K

15,493

■ ACC Adoptions ■ ACC Transfers

’07 Year 3

25K

6,733

ACC Transfers & Adoptions

Per Capita Euthanasia Rate Decreased The per capita euthanasia rate of dogs and cats decreased from 0.82 in 2014 to a groundbreaking 0.64 in 2015 (per 1,000), which means that less than

30,502 24,694

30,278 23,196

was euthanized, and that number continues to drop. This is a massive achievement. Since 2014, New York City has had the lowest per capita euthanasia rate of any

’15 LR 81%

major city in the in U.S.

’14 LR 77%

29,061 22,360

’13 LR 77%

’12 LR 70%

32,325

20,264 28,921

21,411

’11 LR 66%

35,669

41,712 27,445

’09 LR 66%

23,552

’08 LR 56%

14,337

22,202

’07 LR 62%

’06 LR 47%

’05 LR 44%

0

’04 LR 32%

5K

’03 LR 26%

10K

11,947

15K

19,017

20K

20,561

25K

23,780

30K

one dog or cat per 1,000 New York City residents ■ Total Intake ■ Total Live Release

’10 LR 67%

42,248

43,400

42,500

35K

43,618

40K

44,826

45K

46,187

ACC Live Release Rate

With euthanasia requests taken out of the formula, ACC Live Release Rate in 2015 increased to over 80%.

Transfers to Partner Shelters and Rescue Groups Increased Close to 16,000 (15,864) dogs and cats were transferred from ACC to partner shelters and rescue groups for adoption. Transfers continue to have

Donate online at AnimalAllianceNYC.org or by check (made payable to Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals) to 244 5th Avenue, Suite R290, New York, NY 10001.

the greatest impact on reducing euthanasia and increasing the Live Release Rate. The Alliance’s Wheels of Hope transport fleet was instrumental in many of these transfers,

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