Coulee Region Humane Society - 2024 Annual report
Dear Supporters,
With our expansion and renovations completed in 2024 it has been a year of new beginnings here at CRHS. We have been able to increase the care our animals receive in our building. Which has allowed us to eliminate the fear, anxiety, and stress the animals would otherwise experience during their transportation and stay at a vet clinic. This has been a huge asset to us and we hope to expand even further into 2025. To do this we need your continued support in order to expand on the services we are able to provide in-shelter. Our goal this year is to obtain the machinery and supplies needed to perform dentals in-house for the animals in our care and we want to provide the highest quality and most expansive depth of service we can. This is a time of progress for us and we cannot grow without your support!
On behalf of the animals, thank you!
Thank you!
Heather Drievold
Executive Director
CRHS SPENT $250,000 IN MEDICAL SERVICES AND SUPPLIES
Additionally, $22,121.20 was donated in medical services and supplies.
1158 Pets spayed or neutered at CRHS.
23 Special Surgeries
Such as hernia repair, leg and tail amputations, and mass removals.
Thank You To The Following Clinics who assist In the care of our animals!
Dr Amy’s Vet Services
Hillside Animal Hospital
La Crosse Veterinary Clinic
Sparta Small Animal Clinic
Thompson Animal Medical Center
VCA Sand Lake Animal Hospital
Winona Veterinary Clinic
2024 By The Numbers
93.03% Live Release Rate (LRR)*
*Live Release Rate is calculated by dividing total live outcomes by total outcomes.
2,375
Domestic Animals Came to CRHS
1,455
Placed
771
Animals Fostered in 228 Different Homes
319
Volunteers donated 9,132 hours
260
Volunteer hours transporting animals
12,290
Volunteer transport miles
TNVR (Trap/Neuter/Vaccinate/Return to Field) in the city of la crosse, 41 cats returned to field
We Love Helping Our Community
216
Pets Assisted with:
S.N.A.P - 91
Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline -102
Franke Fund- 23
How Animal Control Made An Impact
1834
Animal Control Calls
691
Wildlife Brought To The Shelter
Common Wildlife
75 Opossums
139 Rabbits
Never Before
Snow Goose and Common Yellowleg