WSR Statistics
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Where
Does the Money Go?
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72%
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Veterinary Care | ||
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18%
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Advertising, newsletter (257 subscriptions), booth fees | ||
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8%
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Shelter adoption fees | ||
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2%
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Food (Thanks to the Purina Weight Circle Program) | ||
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100%
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TOTAL -received from adoption fees,
booth proceeds and donations. THANK YOU!!! |
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WSR
- over 600 dogs rescued since 1995 (and counting) |
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| WSR Statistics, 2006 | |||
52 |
Shelties Rescued, 27
boys and 25 girls |
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19 |
0-5 yrs old |
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21 |
6-10 yrs old |
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12 |
10+ |
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3 |
mixes or other breeds |
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2 |
Euthanized, 1 for behavior,
1 for health issues |
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1 |
Died in rescue |
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| WSR
Statistics, 2005 |
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83 |
Shelties
Rescued, 43 boys and 40 girls |
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57 |
Sable |
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13 |
Tri |
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4 |
Blue |
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9 |
mixes or other breeds | ||
6 |
Euthanized, 4 for health issues, 2 for unprovoked aggression | ||
1 |
Died in rescue | ||
| WSR Statistics, 2004 | |||
51 |
Shelties Rescued, 34 boys and 17
girls |
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40 |
Were sable (I counted, because I
was curious) |
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4 |
Euthanized for temperament reasons |
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15 |
0-3 yrs old |
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20 |
4-10 yrs old |
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6 |
10+ |
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| WSR Statistics, 2003 | |||
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69
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Shelties Rescued, 40 boys and 29 girls | ||
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12
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of the 69 were mixed breeds or purebreds of another breed | ||
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6
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were euthanized, 3 for health reasons and 3 for aggression/biting | ||
| WSR Statistics, 2002 | |||
75 |
Shelties
Rescued, 50 boys and 25 girls |
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5 |
of the
75 were mixed breeds or purebreds of another breed |
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6 |
were euthanized,
2 for health reasons and 4 for aggression/biting |
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9 |
0-1years
old |
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46 |
2-7 years
old |
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20 |
over 8
years old |
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| WSR
Statistics, 2001 |
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65 |
Shelties Rescued, 35 boys and 30 girls | ||
13 |
Under 1 year old | ||
40 |
1 - 10 years old | ||
12 |
Over 10 years old | ||
7 |
Euthanized, 4 for health reasons, 3 for biting | ||
1 |
WSR adopted sheltie is currently missing from her home | ||
| WSR Statistics, 2000 | |||
| In the year 2000, WSR rescued 63 shelties, which included 7 mixed-breeds. There were 32 males and 31 females. Twelve were under 1 year old, 22 were 1-5 years old, 16 were 6-10 years old, and 13 were senior dogs over 10 years old. Four shelties were euthanized for temperament reasons and two were euthanized for serious health problems. One died naturally while in rescue. Twenty-seven shelties came from shelters or humane societies and 36 were owner surrenders. The main reasons that shelties ended up in rescue this year included owner death, problems with children and dogs getting along, and just plain owner ignorance regarding the breed and its characteristics. There were also quite a few strays - these were mostly shelter dogs. | |||
