N e vada H um aN e SO ci e t y
Duck Race & Festival
RemindeR:
The City of Reno prohibits glass containers, alcohol and pets in Wingfield Park during events. The only pets allowed at the Duck Race & Festival will be adoptable pets from NHS and service dogs. Thank you for your compliance.
August 21, 2016 • 11am – 5 pm Duck Race at 4 pm Wingfield Park, Reno FREE ENTRY
Official PrOgram
Mobile Veterinary Services
Let us care for your pet...at home! • Vaccinations, yearly exams & well patient care • Companion Laser Therapy • Hospice care & in-home euthanasia • Practice limited to dogs & cats
Basic Veterinary care in the comfort of your home
Renée Bufkin, DVM
775.338.8500 • www.Vet-To-Pet.com
2 Nevada HumaNe Society duck Race & FeStival
RnRsweetdeals.newsReview.com
Welcome thank you so much for joining us for the 7th annual Duck Race & Festival and for supporting homeless pets at Nevada Humane Society! only recently did you adopt me as the new CEo for Nevada Humane Society, and as I look forward to getting to know you and encourage you to stand up and make a difference, let me also say thank you to the entire community. Thank you for forging a resilient foundation of lifesaving. Thank you for enabling Nevada Humane Society to be the largest, and only open admission, no-kill shelter in the entire state. Thank you for your participation, support and love you have showered on homeless pets in Northern Nevada.
to the 2016 Nevada Humane Society Duck Race & Festival
NevAdA HuMANe SOCIety
Pet Adoption Statistics Every pet neutered, vaccinated & microchipped before adoption
2006: 4,990 2007: 8,030 2008: 8,635 2009: 9,184
I joined the no-kill movement nearly 20 years ago. It was the best decision I ever made. I’ve had the privilege of working under and with the founders and visionaries of the movement and have admired Nevada Humane Society from afar. the depth of compassion and competency that has been achieved by you, by this community, is extraordinary. I am honored to be here today, sharing in this moment, and with the goal of taking us towards a no-kill state.
2010: 9,668
In 2015, over 22,000 animals were aided through our organization, and nearly 11,000 adopted into loving homes, encompassing both our Reno and Carson City shelter. today, as we transfer animals from other areas, whether the more rural towns of Nevada or the bigger cities in need of more resources, such as Las Vegas, we know our lifesaving mission is catching on and that you want to be a part of it. We have saved over 80,000 lives thus far at Nevada Humane Society and we only continue to grow—all thanks to your support.
2015: 10,694
Thank you, so very much, for all you do, and for adopting me, allowing me to lead this wonderful team to an even brighter future. Kiska Icard Chief Executive officer Nevada Humane Society
A no–kill shelter creAting no–kill communities
2825 Longley Lane, Ste. B Reno, NV 89502 NevadaHumaneSociety.org info@nevadahumanesociety.org Phone: 775–856–2000
3770 Butti Way, Carson City, NV 89701 NevadaHumaneSociety.org info@nevadahumanesociety.org Phone: 775–887–2171
2011: 9,340 2012: 8,822 2013: 8,628 2014: 8,482 *includes Carson City adoptions
Countywide Save Rate for Homeless Pets Nevada Humane Society & Washoe County Regional Animal Services combined 2006:
DogS CatS
83% 53%
2007:
DogS CatS
92% 78%
2008:
DogS CatS
90% 83%
2009:
DogS CatS
90% 89%
2010:
DogS CatS
91% 91%
2011:
DogS CatS
91% 91%
2012:
DogS CatS
92% 92%
2013:
DogS CatS
91% 91%
2014:
DogS CatS
94% 93%
2015:
DogS CatS
92% 90%
Pre–no–kill initiative
2009 Save Rate National Average: 58% (Source: Maddie’s Fund)
OFFICIAL PROGRAM 3
NEVADA HuMANE SOCIETy’S
duck Race & festival
AuGuST 21 • 11 AM – 5 PM • WINGFIELD PARk
all–day entertainment and more On stage Radio personalities from Cumulus Radio Corp. will emcee the free festivities in between an exciting line–up of live performances. Here’s the schedule:
11am
11:30am crush: The members of Crush have been active in the Reno scene for over ten years. Some of their closest friends are rescue animals and they thank you for supporting this important cause! 1:15pm
3pm
4 Nevada HumaNe Society duck Race & FeStival
Welcome
aversion therapy: Originals and covers from all genres with the goal to be fun, entertaining and lively! voodoodogz: From funky soul classics to grooving blues to electric sounds of Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn or Tommy Castro, this band can rock!
4pm
duck Race: in the Truckee River (followed by grand prize presentations)
5pm
close
in the Park Games, activities, refreshments, shopping and pet adoptions are all featured during the Festival preceding the Nevada Humane Society Duck Race. Here’s a sampling of how you and your friends and family can spend the afternoon:
Bring your friends and family and plan to spend the day at Wingfield Park while the excitement builds for the nevada humane society duck Race.
Games and activities • Bounce off the walls in Bouncing Around • Meet the mascots – Quacky, Daisy, Hope, and Lucky from Nevada Humane Society • Play carnival games for a host of ducky prizes • S hop for Duck Race merchandise, including beach towels, stainless steel water bottles, cuddly plush ducks and more • Adopt a rubber duck for a chance to win great prizes at the 4 pm Duck Race • Adorn your face with paint by Fantasy Face Painting • Find a four–legged forever friend at the Nevada Humane Society adoption booth • Relax and enjoy the live entertainment on stage • Dress in our ducky accessories and have your picture taken at the PicBox Photo Booth Sponsored by Sam’s Club • Pick a shady spot on the river bank to cheer on the floating flotilla at the 4 pm Duck Race • Shop the vendors for a variety of cool human and pet goodies
RefReshments • T reat yourself to hot dogs, nachos, cotton candy and other goodies from Goodi’s Fresh Squeezed Lemonade • Enjoy an icy handcrafted microbrew from Mellow Fellow Gastropub • Get wrapped up in exciting edibles from All Wrapped Up • Cool off with shaved ice from On Street Concessions • Nosh on flavorful Mexican from Espinoza’s • Choose sweet or savory fair style goodies from Polka Dot Confections • Indulge in cool temptations from Dolce Delites
Have you adopted your rubber ducks yet?
Five – quack salute to our splashy sponsors Our deepest gratitude for helping to feather the Nevada Humane Society nest so we can advance our no–kill mission!
When 30,000 bright yellow ducks race down the Truckee River in competition for a host of prizes, including a new car, will your duck be among them? There’s still time to adopt a rubber duck – or an entire Feathered Flotilla – and be a winner. Even if yours is not a lucky duck, you’ll win by helping the homeless animals of our community.
Quacker packages Lonely duck: 1 duck $5 Quack Pack: 5 ducks $20 Quacker’s dozen: 13 ducks $50 Beak Brigade: 25 ducks $100 Feathered Flotilla: 50 ducks $225
Big Ap – Paws for our ducky donors, Plucky Partners, Quacktastic Volunteers & interns
Parade of prizes
You know who you are— and we know that we couldn’t make the Duck Race & Festival happen without each and every one of you! Thank You!
Prizes for the fastest ducks include:
• A 2016 ToyoTA CoRoLLA,
geneRousLy donATed By diCk CAmPAgni’s CARson CiTy ToyoTA
• An exciting Vacation • Pampered Pet Package • dine Around Reno Package • Great Reno Balloon Race
How to adopt online
Visit NevadaHumaneSociety.org and follow the easy instructions.
At the shelter
Come to Reno: 2825 Longley Lane or Carson City: 3770 Butti Way, and adopt a rubber duck – and perhaps a live pet as well?
in the community
Visit www.duckrace.com/reno and click on Adopt a Duck to find out where we’ll be adopting ducks in the Reno area.
At the duck Race & Festival
If there are ducks that haven’t yet been adopted on August 21, you can adopt at the Duck Race & Festival at Wingfield Park. Adoptions will be offered from 11 a.m. when the Festival begins until all ducks are adopted or about one hour before the 4 p.m. Duck Race – whichever comes first.
For more information: Reno: 775-856-2000 • Carson City: 775-887-2171 • NevadaHumaneSociety.org All proceeds from the Duck Race go directly to help homeless pets and advance Nevada Humane Society’s goal of sustaining no–kill communities. Nevada Humane Society is a non–profit organization whose lifesaving work is made possible through donations.
RemindeR:
The City of Reno prohibits glass containers, alcohol and pets in Wingfield Park during events. The only pets allowed at the Duck Race & Festival will be adoptable pets from NHS and service dogs. Thank you for your compliance. OFFICIAL PROGRAM 5
“Where We Family” “Where WeTreat TreatYour YourDog Dog Like Like Family”
16
16 16 (775) 322-5400
2697 Mill Street (at Terminal Way) Reno, Nevada 89502 adoggiesdream
16
“Where 16 We Treat Your Dog Like16Family” “Where We Treat Your Dog Like Family” “Home of the Northern Nevada SHIBA Rescue”
16 6 Nevada HumaNe Society duck Race & FeStival
www.adoggiesdream.com
(775) 322-5400 (775) 322-5400 2697 Mill Street (at Terminal Way)
“We offer discounts to Military and Government Agencies (Washoe County and
2697 Mill Street (at Terminal Reno, Nevada 89502 Way) City Employees)” Reno, Nevada 89502 www.adoggiesdream.com adoggiesdream www.adoggiesdream.com adoggiesdream
1
2590 S. Carson St, Carson City, Nevada 89701 • (775) 882-8211 • www.CarsonCityToyota.com
OFFICIAL PROGRAM 7
Up to
$12.50 an hour
Paid Training with
Experience
the Difference
Customer Care Professional Financial Services Specialist Full and Part time • Paid training • Excellent Benefits after 60 days • Casual fun environment Exciting contests and events • Schedules to fit your lifestyles • Unlimited Career Opportunities
Apply onsite today at
2863 Northtowne Lane Monday through Friday | 8am to 4pm or apply online at Teleperformance.com Proudly Employing our Military Families