Williamson Animal Services, Inc./Friends of Williamson County Animal Center
Programs
Budget
$1,000.00
Description
The purpose of the Community Outreach program is to raise awareness of the services provided by Williamson County Animal Center and promote responsible pet ownership.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Program Areas Served
Williamson Clounty
$1,000.00
Description
The purpose of the Community Outreach program is to raise awareness of the services provided by Williamson County Animal Center and promote responsible pet ownership.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Program Areas Served
Williamson Clounty
Budget
$125,000.00
Description
Providing veterinary support for the shelter animals and the low cost spay/neuter program.
Beneficiaries
Cats
Dogs
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
$125,000.00
Description
Providing veterinary support for the shelter animals and the low cost spay/neuter program.
Beneficiaries
Cats
Dogs
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
Budget
$182,500.00
Description
The shelter operations program focuses on all aspects of the shelter with the ultimate goal of maximizing the save rate. Support includes a free spay/neuter program for low-income families, enhancements to the facility that reduce the spread of illness & support general health, a systematic approach to assess/train animal behavior, an adoption process that identifies good matches between owner and pet, and support of strong veterinarian operations within the shelter, providing external veterinarian care to address periods of high intakes or when specialized care is needed as well as equipment and medicines, and supporting the feral cat program to trap and spay/neuter feral cats in an effort to reduce the population.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Long-term Success
For the last several years, the shelter has maintained a save rate for the animals of 95% which is best-in-class. The new shelter has allowed us to expand programs to meet the needs of the growing population in a humane and cost-effective manner.
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
$182,500.00
Description
The shelter operations program focuses on all aspects of the shelter with the ultimate goal of maximizing the save rate. Support includes a free spay/neuter program for low-income families, enhancements to the facility that reduce the spread of illness & support general health, a systematic approach to assess/train animal behavior, an adoption process that identifies good matches between owner and pet, and support of strong veterinarian operations within the shelter, providing external veterinarian care to address periods of high intakes or when specialized care is needed as well as equipment and medicines, and supporting the feral cat program to trap and spay/neuter feral cats in an effort to reduce the population.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Long-term Success
For the last several years, the shelter has maintained a save rate for the animals of 95% which is best-in-class. The new shelter has allowed us to expand programs to meet the needs of the growing population in a humane and cost-effective manner.
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
Budget
$7,500.00
Description
Rabies vaccine and microchip clinics are provided each month to assist the health and identification of animals in the county.
Program Successes
Officers finding lost animals in the field are able to return lost animals to their owners without bringing them to the shelter.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Long-term Success
Preventing rabies in our county's animals (vaccine) and allowing lost animals to be easily identified and returned to owner (microchip).
Short-term Success
Preventing rabies in our county's animal population (vaccine) and allowing lost animals to be easily identified and returned to owner (microchip).
Program Success Monitored By
Williamson County Animal Center tracking reports of animals returned to owner.
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
$7,500.00
Description
Rabies vaccine and microchip clinics are provided each month to assist the health and identification of animals in the county.
Program Successes
Officers finding lost animals in the field are able to return lost animals to their owners without bringing them to the shelter.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Long-term Success
Preventing rabies in our county's animals (vaccine) and allowing lost animals to be easily identified and returned to owner (microchip).
Short-term Success
Preventing rabies in our county's animal population (vaccine) and allowing lost animals to be easily identified and returned to owner (microchip).
Program Success Monitored By
Williamson County Animal Center tracking reports of animals returned to owner.
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
Budget
$50,000.00
Description
The Paw Pantry program supplies families and area food pantries with pet food so that families that are in need are able to keep their pet and not have to surrender them to the shelter. We have expanded the program to provide adequate outdoor housing to those families needing assistance.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
$50,000.00
Description
The Paw Pantry program supplies families and area food pantries with pet food so that families that are in need are able to keep their pet and not have to surrender them to the shelter. We have expanded the program to provide adequate outdoor housing to those families needing assistance.
Beneficiaries
Animals
Program Areas Served
Williamson County
