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A 50-State Report on the Humane Society of the United States

and its Lack of Support for America’s Underfunded Pet Shelters

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not Your LocAL humAne societY • humAneWATCH.ORG 2

introduction

In a February 2010 poll conducted by Opinion Research Corporation, 71 percent of Americans agreed that the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) “is an umbrella group that repre-sents thousands of local humane societies all across America.” And 59 percent believed that HSUS “contributes most of its money to local organizations that care for dogs and cats.”

Both of these statements are false. Despite producing a steady stream of television commer-cials and other fundraising materials that imply otherwise, HSUS is not affiliated with any of America’s more than 10,000 hands-on pet shelters. And in 2008, the most recent tax year for which nonprofit IRS filings are available, HSUS shared less than one-half of one percent of its budget with legitimate “humane societies” and other pet shelters.

This report documents HSUS’s grants to pet shelters in the 50 United States from 2006 to 2008. The data is drawn from HSUS’s tax filings with the IRS, documents which are in the pub-lic record.

During that three-year period, HSUS donated zero dollars to shelters in five states (Maine, Nebraska, Nevada, South Dakota, and Wyoming). And the organization’s total giving to pet shelters totaled less than $50,000 in each of 39 other states.

All told, HSUS’s total spending in these 39 states made up just one-fifth of one percent (0.2%) of HSUS’s total budget during this time. In those three tax years, HSUS spent nearly $280 mil-lion on salaries, lobbying, advertising, fundraising, and other programs. At the end of 2008, HSUS reported having over $162 million in assets.

HSUS itself acknowledges that between 3 and 4 million dogs and cats are euthanized in American shelters every year—about half of all pets that enter their doors. But while HSUS can clearly afford to tackle the problem head-on, it appears to have other priorities.

The Humane Society of the United States did spend $2.4 million on pet shelters in Louisiana between 2006 and 2008, mostly consisting of funds for constructing new facilities following Hurricane Katrina. HSUS could easily afford to follow this funding model in all 50 states and the District of Columbia; if it did, those expenditures would amount to roughly half of its an-nual budget—a noble goal.

However, HSUS—which is often erroneously referred to as our “national humane society”—routinely gives far less to the hands-on pet sheltering facilities that most Americans believe constitute its principal responsibility.


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The Humane Society of the United States didn’t make any donations to ohio pet shelters in 2007 and 2008, and gave just $5,200 in 2006. This year, however, the organization is gearing up to spend millions of dollars in the Buckeye State on an anti-livestock farming ballot initiative.

From 2006 to 2008, HSUS made zero payments to pet shelters in maine, nebraska, nevada, south dakota, and Wyoming.

In 2008 HSUS made donations to pet shelter organizations in only 15 states—down from 34 states in 2007—even though its overall budget increased by more than $8 million.

HSUS routinely spends far more on state-level political fights than on pet shelters in those same states.

HSUS spent 10 times more passing “Proposition 2” in • california—a ballot initia-tive to create new livestock farming regulations—than on pet shelters there.

In • massachusetts, the ratio was six-to-one (HSUS spent heavily on a ballot initia-tive to ban greyhound racing).

In • colorado, a “humane farms” political committee got seven times as many HSUS dollars as the state’s pet shelters.

In • michigan, HSUS spent 100 times as much money promoting a dove-hunting ban as it did on shelters.

HSUS spent 300 times as much money sponsoring an • Arizona “humane farms” ballot group as what it contributed to that state’s local shelters.

Despite the “United States” in HSUS’s name, it donated more to a veterinary hospital in India in just one year ($22,150) than it gave in three years to shelters in 31 different states: Alaska, Arizona, connecticut, delaware, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, maine, michigan, minnesota, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new mexico, north dakota, oklahoma, ohio, pennsylvania, rhode island, south dakota, tennessee, utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.


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To compile this list, we examined the schedules of outgoing grants provided by the Humane Society of the United States as part of its “Form 990” nonprofit federal tax returns.

Each grantee was examined to find out if it met the basic qualifications of:

being a hands-on animal care center;•

being concerned with the daily care, adoption, and/or rehabilitation of dogs and •cats; and

being located in the United States of America.•

HSUS grantees meeting these qualifications were deemed to be “hands-on pet shelters” for the purpose of this report, and are listed below. In every case where we could not make a clear deter-mination, we gave HSUS the benefit of the doubt and counted the grantee as a pet shelter.

united stAtes totALs

2008 Grants: $439,371

2007 Grants: $2,988,292

2006 Grants: $3,464,632

total grants to u.s. pet shelters: $6,892,295 (out of $277,009,635 in total spending)


ALAbAmA2006 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Alabama Humane Federation (Montevallo) $10,000 – Greater Birmingham Humane Society (Birmingham) $10,000 – Mobile SPCA (Mobile)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 3total: $30,000

ALAsKA2006 HSUS Grants: $7,500 – Bush Veterinary Service (Cold Foot) $2,500 – Loving Companions Animal (North Pole)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 2total: $10,000

ArizonA2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Humane Society of Southern Arizona (Tucson)2007 HSUS Grants: $500 – Arizona Humane Society (Phoenix)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 2total: $1,500

ArKAnsAs2006 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Humane Society of Pulaski (Little Rock) $5,000 – Mountain Home Pets Inc (Mountain Home) $8,000 – Where Angels Run (Conway)2007 HSUS Grants: $500 – Sebastian County Humane Society (Fort Smith)2008 HSUS Grants: $15,000 – Humane Society of Pulaski (Little Rock)Total HSUS Grants: 5total: $31,000

cALiforniA2006 HSUS Grants: $130,000 – 1800-Save-A-Pet.com (Los Angeles) $2,500 – Canine Adoption and Rescue League (Ventura) $32,399 – Humane Society Santa Clara Valley (Santa Clara) $25,000 – Linda Blair Worldheart (Toluca Lake) $5,000 – Marin Humane Society (Novato) $1,000 – North County Humane Society (Oceanside) $3,000 – Pal Humane Society (Victorville) $2,000 – Sacramento Area Animal Coalition (Sacramento) $50,000 – Santa Cruz SPCA (Santa Cruz) $32,399 – The East Bay SPCA (Oakland) $10,000 – Villalobos Rescue Center (Canyon Country)2007 HSUS Grants: $1,500 – Bad Rap, Inc. (Oakland) $13,335 – East Bay SPCA (Oakland) $1,500 – Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County (Santa Rosa) $13,335 – Humane Society of Santa Clara Valley (Santa Clara) $500 – Linda Blair Worldheart Foundation (Toluca Lake) $1,500 – Romania Animal Rescue, Inc. (Livermore) $20,000 – San Diego Animal Services (San Diego)2008 HSUS Grants: $8,198 – San Diego Animal Services (San Diego)Total HSUS Grants: 19total: $353,666


coLorAdo2006 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Barnwater Cats Rescue Organization (Denver) $1,500 – Colorado Vet Medical Foundation (Denver) $5,000 – Humane Society of Pikes Peak (Colorado Springs) $15,000 – Sawa-Society of Animal Welfare (Denver)2007 HSUS Grants: $4,876 – Denkai Animal Sanctuary (Grover) $3,000 – Denver Dumb Friends League (Denver) $1,000 – Humane Society Boulder Valley (Boulder) $5,000 – VIDAS (Boulder)2008 HSUS Grants: None Total HSUS Grants: 8total: $55,376

connecticut2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Connecticut Council for Humane Education (Guilford)2007 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Connecticut Council for Humane Education (Guilford) $600 – Friends of Feral Cheshire Cats (Cheshire)2008 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Spay/USA (Stratford)Total HSUS Grants: 4total: $18,100

deLAWAre2006 HSUS Grants: None2007 HSUS Grants: $2,000 – Kent County SPCA (Camden)2008 HSUS Grants: None Total HSUS Grants: 1total: $2,000

district of coLumbiA2006 HSUS Grants: $73,000 – Washington Humane Society2007 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Animal Welfare Network $700 – Washington Animal Rescue League $142,610 – Washington Humane Society2008 HSUS Grants: $58,001 – Washington Humane SocietyTotal HSUS Grants: 5total: $283,311

fLoridA2006 HSUS Grants: $3,500 – Afghan Stray Animal League (Orlando) $6,000 – Endangered Animal Rescue (Ocala) $20,000 – Florida Keys SPCA (Key West) $100,500 – Humane Society Broward County (Ft. Lauderdale) $15,000 – Humane Society of Vero Beach (Vero Beach) $2,500 – Humane Society Sarasota County (Sarasota) $2,500 – Sanctuary Animal Refuge Inc. (Clewiston) $15,000 – South Florida SPCA (Miami Lakes) $5,000 – South Lake Animal League Inc. (Clermont) $3,000 – Southern Regional Spay (Jacksonville) $15,000 – SPCA Tampa Bay Fl Inc. (Largo) $20,000 – Stand Up for Animals Inc. (Marathon) $2,500 – Tri County Humane Society (Boca Raton)2007 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Humane Society of Miami (North Miami Beach) $1,000 – Noah’s Ark Spay & Neuter Group (Orlando) 2008 HSUS Grants: $5,532 – Concerned Citizens for Animals (Pensacola) $10,000 – Humane Society of Broward County (Fort Lauderdale)


$10,000 – Humane Society of Miami (North Miami Beach) $11,800 – Humane Society of Tampa Bay, Inc. (Tampa) $15,000 – SPCA Tampa Bay (Largo) $10,000 – Sumter D.A.R.T., Inc. (Bushnell)Total HSUS Grants: 20total: $293,832

georgiA2006 HSUS Grants: $2,000 – Animal Rescue Foundation Inc (Milledgeville) $500 – Atlanta Humane Society (Atlanta) $2,000 – The Summit For Animals (Peachtree City)2007 HSUS Grants: $500 – Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc. (Milledgeville)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 4total: $5,000

hAWAii2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Kauai Humane Society (Kauai)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 1total: $1,000

idAho2006 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Animal Shelter of Wood River Valley (Hailey) $10,000 – Idaho Humane Society (Boise) $2,500 – Lewis Clark Animal Shelter Inc (Lewiston) $2,000 – People for Pets (Twin Falls)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 4total: $17,000

iLLinois2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Illinois Animal Welfare (Oak Park) $1,000 – Naperville Area Humane Society (Naperville) $5,000 – Tails Humane Society (DeKalb) $5,000 – PAWS Inc. (Anna) 2007 HSUS Grants: $3,500 – Tails Humane Society (DeKalb) $1,500 – University of Illinois (Champaign) 2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 6total: $17,000

indiAnA2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Humane Society Calumet Area (Munster) $1,000 – Monroe County Humane Association (Bloomington) $2,000 – Spay Neuter Services of IN Inc (Indianapolis)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: $7,700 – Friends of Indianapolis AC&C (Indianapolis)Total HSUS Grants: 4total: $15,700


ioWA2006 HSUS Grants: $300 – Animal Rescue League of Iowa (Des Moines) $10,000 – Humane Society of Scott County (Davenport)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: $9,044 – Noah’s Ark Animal Foundation (Fairfield)Total HSUS Grants: 3total: $19,344

KAnsAs2006 HSUS Grants: $500 – Kansas Animal Control Association (Chanute) $2,500 – National Animal Control (Olathe)2007 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Cat Association of Topeka, Inc. (Topeka) $1,000 – Kansas Animal Control Association (Topeka) $377 – Kootenai Humane Society (Holton) $1,650 – Mid America Bully Breed Rescue, Inc. (Mayetta)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 6total: $7,027

KentucKY2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Kentucky Animal Control Association (Bowling Green)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 1total: $1,000

LouisiAnA2006 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Animal Rights for Life Inc. (Metairie) $30,000 – Ascension Animal Advocates Inc (Prairieville) $20,000 – Ascension Parish Animal Shelter (Sorrento) $35,000 – Humane Society of Louisiana (New Orleans) $202,500 – Louisiana State University Vet (Baton Rouge) $20,000 – Plaquemines Parish Animal Control (Belle Chasse) $550,000 – Southern Animal Federation (New Orleans) $30,000 – Spaymart (New Orleans) $20,000 – St. Charles Humane Society (Destrehan) $40,000 – St. John the Baptist Parish (Laplace) $110,000 – St Tammany Humane Society (Covington) $15,000 – Terrebonne Parish Animal Shelter (Houma) $15,000 – Used Dogs Inc (New Orleans) $10,000 – Washington Parish Humane Society (Bogalusa)2007 HSUS Grants: $20,000 – Alexandria Animal Control (Alexandria) $20,000 – Animal Concern and Education Corps (Lake Charles) $5,000 – Animal Rescue New Orleans (New Orleans) $15,000 – Ascension Parish Animal Shelter (Sorrento) $12,500 – Bastrop Animal Shelter, Inc. (Mer Rouge) $20,000 – Caddo Parish Animal Shelter (Shreveport) $100,000 – Dixon Correctional Institute (Jackson) $20,000 – East Baton Rouge Parish Animal Control Center (Baton Rouge) $10,000 – Humane Society of West Louisiana (Deridder) $12,500 – Iberia Humane Society Inc. (New Iberia) $15,000 – Iberville Parish Animal Control (Plaquemine) $250 – Jefferson County Humane (New Orleans) $20,000 – Jefferson Parish Animal Shelter (Jefferson) $10,000 – Lafayette Animal Aid Corporation (Carenco)


$20,000 – Louisiana SPCA (New Orleans) $600,000 – LSU School of Veterinary Medicine (Baton Rouge) $15,000 – Natchitoches Humane Animal Shelter (Natchitoches) $20,000 – Ouachita Parish Animal Shelter (West Monroe) $15,000 – Pineville Animal Shelter (Pineville) $12,500 – Plaquemine Animal Shelter (Belle Chasse) $15,000 – Slidell Animal Control (Slidell) $10,000 – Spaymart (Metairie) $15,000 – St. John Parish Animal Shelter (LaPlace) $15,000 – St. Landry Parish Animal Control (Opelousas) $15,000 – St. Martin Parish Animal Control (St. Martinville) $12,500 – St. Tammany Humane Society (Covington) $20,000 – St. Tammany Parish Animal Services (Covington) $22,875 – St. Tammany Parish Go (Convington) $30,000 – Tangipahoa Parish Animal Control (Hammond) $20,000 – Terrebonne Animal Shelter (Houma) $20,000 – Trans/Feral Cat Consortium (Madisonville) $15,000 – Vernon Parish Animal Shelter (Leesville) $15,000 – West Baton Rouge Animal Control (Port Allen) $15,000 – Winnifield Animal Shelter (Winnifield)2008 HSUS Grants: $20,000 – Hand in Paw (Bossier City) $15,179 – Iberia Parish Rabies and Animal Control (New Iberia) $25,000 – Robinson’s Rescue, Inc. (Shreveport) $12,979 – Louisiana SPCA (New Orleans)Total HSUS Grants: 52total: $2,396,283

mAine2006 HSUS Grants: None2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 0total: $0

mArYLAnd2006 HSUS Grants: $500 – Frederick County Humane Society (Frederick) $500 – Humane Society of Harford County (Falls) $2,000 – Maryland State Animal Response (Baltimore) $43,000 – Montgomery County Humane Society (Rockville) $1,000 – Professional Animal Workers (Chestertown)2007 HSUS Grants: $500 – Frederick County Humane Society (Frederick) $3,000 – Kathryn Neal Animal Relief Fund, Inc. (Baltimore) $1,000 – Maryland State Animal Response Team (Baltimore) $2,500 – Mongtomery County Humane Society (Rockville)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 9total: $54,000

mAssAchusetts2006 HSUS Grants: $2,000 – Central Mass Disaster Animal (Douglas) $29,000 – Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine (North Grafton)2007 HSUS Grants: $200 – Massachusetts Animal Coalition (Bolton) $1,000 – New Bedford Police, Animal Control Department (New Bedford) $1,000 – Second Chance Animal Shelter (East Brookfield) $31,500 – Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine (North Grafton)


2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 6total: $64,700

michigAn2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Cheboygan County Humane Society (Cheboygan) $3,500 – Knapptime Adoption Rescue (Warren)2007 HSUS Grants: $2,000 – Michigan Humane Society (Southfield)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 3total: $6,500

minnesotA2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Animal Sanctuary Foundation (Minneapolis) $2,000 – Minnesota Valley Humane Society (Burnsville)2007 HSUS Grants: $500 – Mesabi Humane Society (Virginia) $700 – Tri-County Humane Society (St. Cloud)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 4total: $4,200

mississippi2006 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Hancock County Humane Society (Bay St. Louis) $315,000 – Humane Society South Mississippi (Gulfport) $75,000 – Mississippi Animal Rescue League (Jackson) $20,000 – SPCA of Diamondhead MS Inc (Diamondhead)2007 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Animal Rescue League Jones County (Laurel) $10,000 – Brookhaven Animal Rescue League (Brookhaven) $15,000 – City of Horn Lake Animal Shelter (Horn Lake) $12,500 – City of Olive Branch Animal Control (Olive Branch) $15,000 – Cleveland/Bolivar County Animal Shelter (Cleveland) $15,000 – Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society (Columbus) $10,000 – Community Animal Rescue and Adoption, Inc. (Clinton) $20,000 – Corinth-Alcorn County Humane Society (Corinth) $20,000 – Humane Society of South Mississippi (Gulfport) $100 – Kayla Levasseur (Greenwood) $15,000 – Lauderdale County Animal Control (Meridian) $12,500 – Lawrence County Animal Rescue League, Inc. (Monticello) $15,000 – Leflore County Animal Shelter (Greenwood) $20,000 – Mississippi Animal Rescue League (Jackson) $900,000 – MS State University Foundation, Inc. (Mississippi State) $15,000 – Oktibbeha Humane Society (Starkville) $10,000 – Olive Branch Humane Society (Olive Branch) $15,000 – Oxford Lafayette Humane Society (Oxford) $20,000 – Pearl River County SPCA, Inc. (Picayune) $50,000 – Southern Pines Animal Shelter (Hattiesburg) $20,000 – Tupelo-Lee Humane Society (Tupelo) $20,000 – Vicksburg Warren Humane Society (Vicksburg)2008 HSUS Grants: $15,179 – City of Waveland Municipality (Waveland) $15,379 – Clarksdale—Coahoma County Animal Shelter (Clarksdale) $25,179 – Humane Society of South Mississippi (Gulfport) $20,179 – Jackson County Animal Shelter (Pascagoula) $19,328 – City of Jackson Animal Control (Jackson)Total HSUS Grants: 31total: $1,755,344


missouri2006 HSUS Grants: $75,000 – Humane Society of Missouri (St. Louis) $500 – Missouri Animal Control Association (Kansas City)2007 HSUS Grants: $15,000 – St. Charles Humane Society (St. Charles)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 3total: $90,500

montAnA2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Animal Foundation Great Falls (Great Falls) $5,000 – Missoula Humane Society (Missoula)2007 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Beartooth Humane Alliance (Red Lodge) $1,000 – City of Billings—Parks and Recreation (Billings) $500 – Footloose Montana (Florence) $500 – Montana Animal Care Association (Bozeman)2008 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Eastern Montana Humane Society (Baker)Total HSUS Grants: 7total: $23,000

nebrAsKA2006 HSUS Grants: None2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 0total: $0

neVAdA2006 HSUS Grants: None2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 0total: $0

neW hAmpshire2006 HSUS Grants: $200 – New England Animal Control (Durham) $5,000 – Salem Animal Rescue League (Salem) $16,000 – The Pegasus Foundation (Concord)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 3total: $21,200

neW jerseY2006 HSUS Grants: $4,000 – Animal Adoption Center (Lindenwold) $3,250 – Animal Welfare Federation (Glassboro) $4,000 – Associated Humane Societies of NJ (Newark) $20,000 – Barks Inc (Newton) $1,000 – Save a Friend – Homeless Animals (Princeton2007 HSUS Grants: $5,626 – Burlington County Feral Cat Initiative (Vincentown) $3,000 – NJ Certified Animal Control Officer Association (Livingston) $1,000 – St. Hubert Animal Welfare Center (Madison)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 8total: $42,876


neW mexico2006 HSUS Grants: $12,000 – Animal Protection New Mexico Inc. (Albuquerque) 2007 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Animal Protection New Mexico, Inc. (Albuquerque) $250 – Santa Fe Animal Shelter (Santa Fe)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 3total: $17,250

neW YorK2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Angel’s Gate Inc. (Fort Salonga) $280,000 – ASPCA (New York City) $5,000 – Broome County Humane Society (Binghamton) $3,000 – Humane Society of Wayne County (Lyons) $3,500 – Neighborhood Cats Inc (New York City) $119 – New York State Humane Association (Kingston) $2,067 – SPCA Westchester (Briarcliff Manor) $2,500 – Town of Newburgh Animal Shelter (Newburgh) $5,000 – Warwick Valley Humane Society (Warwick)2007 HSUS Grants: $1,150 – Animal Haven, Inc. (Flushing) $100 – Cornell Feline Health Center (Ithaca) $18,500 – Neighborhood Cats (New York City)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 12total: $325,936

north cAroLinA2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Animal Compassion Network (Skyland) $200,000 – Humane Alliance of Western North Carolina Inc (Asheville) $58,000 – NC State Animal Response Team (Raleigh)2007 HSUS Grants: $100,000 – Spay Neuter Assistance Program of NC, Inc. (New Hill)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 4total: $363,000

north dAKotA2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Souris Valley Humane Society (Minot)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 1total: $5,000

ohio2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Montgomery County Animal Resource (Dayton) $200 – Pike County Humane Society (Waverly)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 2total: $5,200

oKLAhomA2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Edmond Animal Shelter (Edmond) $1,000 – Homeward Bound Humane Society (Durant) $5,000 – SPCA Enid (Enid)2007 HSUS Grants: $360 – Metro Alliance for Animal Life (Oklahoma City)


$500 – Small Paws Rescue, Inc. (Tulsa) $348 – Spay Oklahoma (Tulsa)2008 HSUS Grants: $5,625 – Oklahoma Alliance for Animals (Tulsa)Total HSUS Grants: 7total: $13,833

oregon2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Central Coast Humane Society (Newport) $2,500 – Esther Honey Foundation (Jefferson) $500 – Humane Society Central Oregon (Bend) $2,000 – Indigo Rescue (Beaverton) $15,000 – Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals (Hillsboro) $10,000 – Oregon Humane Society (Portland) $6,600 – Project Pooch (Woodburn) $1,000 – Safe Haven Humane Society (Albany)2007 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Esther Honey Foundation (Jefferson) $3,000 – Heartland Humane Society (Corvallis)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 10total: $44,100

pennsYLVAniA2006 HSUS Grants: $3,000 – Dogs Deserve Better Inc. (Tipton) $300 – Street Road Animal Hospital (Trevose) $1,000 – The Pennsylvania SPCA (Philadelphia)2007 HSUS Grants: $100 – Bucks County SPCA (Lahaska) $500 – Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter, Inc. (Chambersburg) $500 – Dogs Deserve Better, Inc. (Tipton) $5,000 – ISAZ (Philadelphia) $500 – Lehigh County Humane Society (Allentown)2008 HSUS Grants: $7,014 – Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance (Mechanicsburg)Total HSUS Grants: 9total: $17,914

rhode isLAnd2006 HSUS Grants: None2007 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Rhode Island D.A.R.T. (Providence)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 1total: $5,000

south cAroLinA2006 HSUS Grants: $15,000 – John Ancrum SPCA (Charleston) $25,000 – Spartanburg Humane Society (Spartanburg)2007 HSUS Grants: $500 – Matthew Schenker (Columbia) $2,000 – SCACCA2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 4total: $42,500

south dAKotA2006 HSUS Grants: None2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 0total: $0


tennessee2006 HSUS Grants: $2,000 – Animal Works (Alcoa) $320 – Morristown-Hamblen Humane (Morristown)2007 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Another Chance Animal Rescue Corporation (Nashville) $1,000 – Vanderburgh Humane Society, Inc. (Evansville)2008 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Hickman Humane Society (Centerville)Total HSUS Grants: 5total: $18,320

texAs2006 HSUS Grants: $4,967 – Brown County Humane Society (Brownwood) $30,000 – Harris County Veterinary (Houston) $10,000 – Houston Humane Society (Houston) $15,000 – Lufkin Animal Care and Control (Lufkin) $15,000 – Nacogdoches Animal Control (Nacogdoches) $540 – North Central Texas Animal (Dallas) $25,000 – Operation Kindness (Carrollton) $8,000 – SPCA of Texas (Dallas) $26,500 – Texas Animal Control Association (Lufkin) $1,000 – Texas Federation of Humane Societies (Austin) $60,000 – Texas Veterinary Medical (College Station)2007 HSUS Grants: $13,000 – Amsale Gessesse Memorial Foundation (Houston) $500 – Humane Society of North Texas (Fort Worth) $250 – Poodle Rescue of North Texas (Dallas) $25,000 – Texas Coalition for Animals (Lufkin)2008 HSUS Grants: $15,000 – Galveston County Health Political Subdivision (La Marque) $10,000 – Galveston Island Humane (Galveston) $10,000 – Humane Society of North Texas (Fort Worth) $25,000 – Humane Society of Southeast Texas (Beaumont)Total HSUS Grants: 19total: $294,757

utAh2006 HSUS Grants: $10,671 – Best Friends Animal Sanctuary (Kanab)2007 HSUS Grants: $10,000 – Best Friends Animal Sanctuary (Kanab)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 2total: $20,671

Vermont2006 HSUS Grants: $500 – Pets of the Kingdom Inc. (Brownington) $5,000 – Spayed Inc. (Brookfield) $5,000 – Vermont Humane Federation (Waterbury)2007 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Spayed, Inc. (Brookfield)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 4total: $13,000

VirginiA 2006 HSUS Grants: $1,000 – Animal Welfare League Alexandria (Alexandria) $1,500 – Concern for Helping Animals (Alexandria) $5,000 – Marshall Legacy Institute (Arlington) $2,000 – Virginia State Animal Response Team (Rockville) $300 – Virginia Animal Control Association (Norfolk) $1,000 – Virginia Beach SPCA (Virginia Beach)


$500 – Voices for Animals (Charlottesville) $1,500 – Wythe County Animal Control Dept (Wytheville)2007 HSUS Grants: $4,000 – Afghan Stray Animal League (Arlington) $5,000 – Marshall Legacy Institute (Arlington) $1,000 – Richmond SPCA (Richmond) $10,000 – Virginia Beach SPCA (Virginia Beach) $1,000 – Virginia Federation of Humane Society (Roseland) $500 – Voices for Animals (Charlottesville)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 14total: $34,300

WAshington2006 HSUS Grants: $2,500 – Animal Crusaders Inc. (LaConner) $1,000 – Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project (Seattle) $5,000 – Humane Society Seattle/King County (Bellevue) $2,500 – Humane Society – Western Region (Stanwood) $2,000 – Progressive Animal Paws (Lynnwood) $2,500 – Seattle Animal Shelter (Seattle) $2,000 – Spokane County Regional Animal (Spokane) $1,500 – Spokane Humane Society (Spokane) $4,500 – Spokanimal Care (Spokane) $4,000 – Washington Fed Animal Care Control (Spokane)2007 HSUS Grants: $3,000 – Animal Crusaders, Inc. (LaConner) $1,500 – Spokane County Region Animal Protection Services (Spokane)2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 12total: $32,000

West VirginiA2006 HSUS Grants: $5,000 – Mason City Animal Welfare League (Point Pleasant)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: $8,055 – Greenbrier Humane Society (Lewisburg)Total HSUS Grants: 2total: $13,055

Wisconsin2006 HSUS Grants: $3,000 – Dane County Humane Society (Madison) $3,000 – Fox Valley Humane Association (Appleton)2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 2total: $6,000

WYoming2006 HSUS Grants: None2007 HSUS Grants: None2008 HSUS Grants: NoneTotal HSUS Grants: 0total: $0

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