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promises to beeven more exciting and eventful as we move forward tobetter serve Park County's homeless and unwanted ani-mals.Please be part of it.Please renew your member-ship and consider an additional year end donation.Surely,there will be hundreds more cats and dogs andkittens and puppies needing shelter while we find themhomes.Your continued support ensures that there willbe many more happy endings in the coming year.  \nYour support saves a lot of animal lives.Over 500 ani-mals come through the shelter's front door each year.We are a no-kill shelter,which means we do not eu-.thanize animals as a means of population control asmany conventional city pounds do.None of the animalsthat were adopted to new homes or returned to theirowners needed to be euthanized.They just needed alittle time so we could match them up with the homesthat wanted them.Your support makes that happen.  \nYour support has helped humanely control pet over-population at the source.PCAS spay/neuter clinics treat-ed 47 dogs and 220 cats in 2014.Cumulatively,overthe past few years our clinics have spayed or neuteredalmost 1,000 cats and over 300 dogs.Considering thereproductive potential of these animals,there is nodoubt we have a lot fewer homeless animals as a result.  \nP.S.As president  \nof PCAS,I would  \nlove to hear from  \nmembers like you  \nregarding any  \ncomments,  \nsuggestions,  \nconcerns or  \nquestions about  \nhow PCAS  \noperates or how  \nwe could do things better.Please feel free to contact meat k.r.markert@gmail.com.  \n# Putting Your Dollars to Good UseBy Ken Markert,Board President\n\ni hope you can appreciate how much your support hasdone for the homeless animals of Park County.In thelast 12 months,PCAS has placed 114 dogs and 168cats in adoption homes.We also reunited 178 lost dogsand four lost cats with their original families.Your sup-port makes this possible.  \nYour support has aiso aiiowed us to create an endow-ment fund with the Wyoming Community Foundation.While the endowment is relatively small now,we hope toincrease it.Eventually,it willprovide a substantial andstable annual income to PCAS.  \nIn 2014,PCAS will spend $135,800 or 59%of our budg-et on shelter worker wages.We will spend another$32,500 (14%)on animal supplies and veterinary care.These and other miscellaneous costs,like utilities andbuilding repairs,represent the costs of caring for over500 animals in a year.As you can see,the vast majorityof our funding is spent directly on animal care.  \nYour support provides a decent level of care for theseanimals while they stay at the shelter.This care alwaysincludes cleaning,and feeding,housing,and findingadoption homes for these animals.In most cases,wealso provide vaccinations,treatment of medical condi-tions,spaying/neutering,and behavior training.Thanksto you,we can provide these services.  \nYour support has inspired us to start planning a majorrenovation and expansion of the shelter.We are activelyplanning to replace our worn-out dog kennels,providebetter cat housing,improve medical-related rooms,andmake the shelter more conducive to pet adoptions.  \nAll PCAS members arewelcome to attend anyBoard Meeting,held onthe third Thursday ofevery month at 5:30.Locations vary.Pleasecontact any Boardmember or the Shelter toconfirm the location.Youcan also get e-mailnotices of all meetings bycontacting Ken Markert at  \nk.r.markert@gmail.com  \n## CALENDAR OF EVENTS\n\nMembership/Board Meeting—December18 at 5:30 pm in the Bison Room at thePark County Library.E-mail Ken at  \nk.r.markert@gmail.com if you want to be onthe e-mail list for the meetings.  \nAnnual Jack Russell/Corgi Races-January 9th at Cody Auditorium  \nDon't forget to mark your calendars for our5th Jack Russell/Corgi Races at the CodyAuditorium(new location).Entry tickets are$10.If you purchase your tickets in advance,you have a chance","cbCaisSRmxfWW8LV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisSRmxfWW8LV","pdf",9921649,12,"English","# PARK coUNTY ANIMAL 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