While generous donors like you helped us close out 2022 on a prosperous high note, it was one of the hardest on record for Providence Animal Rescue League. Why? Demand for our critical adoption, intake, and preventative vet care programs increased an average of 70%. Meanwhile, expenses for necessary supplies, food, medication, and services needed to sustain these programs increased an average of 50%. We, like many nonprofit organizations are experiencing a significant budgetary impact as a result of the ongoing pandemic and challenging financial climate.
Still, we are extremely committed to helping animals thrive -- and together with their loving family whenever possible! Even in tough times, we remain committed to this important work.
Purchase a new cargo van to replace our existing vehicle, helping us to improve and expand our vital outreach and preventative vet care services
Ensure that each animal in our care receives the individualized medical, emotional, and mental health support they need in order to thrive
Host more Preventative Vet Care Clinics at our shelter and in underserved communities, offering essential low-cost services for pets including Rabies vaccination, Distemper vaccination, nail trims, and microchipping
Expand our Pet Food Pantry services and serve more pets in our community with food, cat litter, and essential supplies
Convert part of our laundry and storage space into a new X-ray Suite, expanding the types of medical services we can provide to sheltered animals on-site without incurring additional bills from outside vet services
In order to sustain our programs and services, and achieve these goals to better serve our dog, cat, and small animal friends, our organization must raise one million dollars in 2023. You can help!
Follow along with us all year as we track our progress. In addition, we're looking forward to announcing fun and exciting initiatives to help us reach our ambitious fundraising goal -- from special addition merchandise to exclusive content and special events. Your donation matters and it is critical to support pets in need. Thank you!
