Whistler Animals Galore Annual Report 2015

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Whistler Animals Galore 8000 Nesters Rd PO Box 274 Whistler BC Canada Tel 604-935-8364 Whistler Animals Galore Annual Report 2015 Page 1

Dear friends of WAG. As a unique non-profit organization operating a no-kill shelter, our mandate is to protect and enhance the lives of lost, unwanted, and homeless animals throughout the Sea to Sky corridor. By providing critical and compassionate care, rehabilitation, and enrichment, we focus on animal welfare and education. Every year brings different challenges and 2015 was no exception. WAG received fewer animals while more were in need of critical care. A total of 148 animals came through our doors; 91 animals were found or abandoned, 62 happily reunited with their family, while 57 were surrendered. Surrenders came from wide range of communities, many as seniors or animals requiring extended medical care. Through online specific campaigns, WAG raised $20,935 for the 22 animals in need of critical care treatments. 2015 will be remembered as the year of seniors at WAG, for both cats and dogs. At 10 years old, Shadow was "sold" on Craigslist, but her new owner was unable to care for Shadow when she began having health problems. She was surrendered to WAG where she made a full recovery. When a couple came to WAG looking to adopt a kitten they met Shadow and quickly fell in love. They soon welcomed her as a permanent member of their family. Through our adoption program, WAG is proud to have successfully matched all but 2 animals with their forever home. Fewer puppy litters came through WAG, hopefully a sign that the Mt. Currie Wellness Clinics are contributing to the decrease of unwanted litters. To everyone and to our sponsors who generously contributed to help our residents, thank you. Eve Wexler WAG Executive Director Page 2

Financial Statements Whistler Animals Galore Balance Sheet As at 12/31/2015 ASSET CURRENT ASSETS Scotiabank-Operating 34,225.73 Scotiabank - Critical Care 15,301.74 Scotiabank - Spay and Neuter 7,690.16 Scotiabank GIC-1321GF 5,074.76 Scotia Long Term GIC 62,983.65 Petty Cash 100.00 Cash Clearing 1,568.22 RMOW Receivable 415.00 Paypal Receivable 1,364.76 Advances Receivable 467.25 GST Receivable 1,901.72 Ski Pass Recoverable 1,286.18 Prepaid Expenses 1,062.43 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 133,441.60 CAPITAL ASSETS Computer Equipment 3,369.50 Accum Amort: Computer Equipment -2,681.83 Equipment 1,276.94 Accum Amort:Equipment -1,047.59 TOTAL CAPITAL ASSETS 917.02 TOTAL ASSET 134,358.62 LIABILITY CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts Payable 11,363.16 Accrued accounts payable 0.00 Scotiabank Visa 89.98 Vacation Payable 1,589.82 EI Payable 504.85 CPP Payable 172.78 Income Tax Payable 1,382.19 Receiver General Payable (payroll) 2,059.82 WCB Payable 851.12 PST Payable 122.15 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 16,076.05 TOTAL LIABILITY 16,076.05 Page 3

EQUITY EARNINGS Retained Earnings 133,622.17 Current Earnings -15,339.60 TOTAL EARNINGS 118,282.57 TOTAL EQUITY 118,282.57 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 134,358.62 Page 4

Whistler Animals Galore Income Statement 01/01/2015 to REVENUE Fee for Service 85,000.00 Grants 13,293.96 Donations Revenue 53,765.05 Adoption Fees 18,610.48 Emergency & Critical Care Revenue 25,724.63 Fundraiser Revenue 34,910.26 Coins Revenue 11,493.02 Product Sales & Rentals 2,281.00 Impound & License Fees 3,278.75 Pemberton Impound & License Fees 280.00 Boarding Fees 190.00 Surrender Fees 180.00 Membership Fees 1,310.00 Mt. Currie Outreach Revenue 2,275.00 Interest Income 1,072.64 PST Commissions 111.70 Recovered Vet Costs 80.00 TOTAL REVENUE 253,856.49 EXPENSE DIRECT COSTS Veterinary Costs 11,805.56 Food, Supplies, Kennel Expenses 2,034.69 Merchandise 3,664.21 Fundraising Expenses 8,248.17 Spay & Neuter Expenses 4,351.38 Emergency & Critical Care Expenses 24,553.47 Mt. Currie Outreach Expenses 1,506.98 Website Expense 500.00 Subcontract Labour 17,344.80 Wages 138,128.91 EI Expense 3,633.00 CPP Expense 5,455.09 WCB Expense 3,340.30 Medical Benefits 7,584.18 TOTAL DIRECT COSTS 232,150.74 Page 5

ADMINISTRATION Advertising & Promotion 6,752.65 Accounting & Legal 355.18 Amortization Expense 409.84 Bank Charges & Interest 1,065.01 Bookkeeping 6,003.68 Credit Card Fees 2,635.75 Computer Expenses 2,034.00 Insurance 2,239.57 Meals & Ent. (Staff) 513.99 Licences/Fees/Dues 648.15 Office Expense 1,275.41 Repairs & Maintenance 8,656.55 Telephone 858.33 Travel 832.47 Training 2,607.91 Volunteer Recognition 156.86 TOTAL ADMINISTRATION 37,045.35 TOTAL EXPENSE 269,196.09 NET INCOME -15,339.60 Notes to Financial Statements Overall revenue saw a decrease of $4,554 in 2015. Specifically, since fewer animals came to WAG in 2015, adoption revenue saw a decrease $11,854. Expenses were $15,340 higher than the total income. 2015 saw an even higher number of animals in need of critical care treatments for a total of $24,553, with a year over year increase of $14,952. WAG s specific Fundrzr initiatives raised $20,935 to cover most of the critical care costs. Labour expenses saw a decrease of $2,139 from the prior year. Maintenance expenses included $7,500 for the refinishing of the flooring and drainage of the outdoor kennels cost, which was offset by a grant covering 90% of the total costs. WAG is grateful for the discounted support it has received from the local veterinary clinics. Page 6

WAG Services to Animals and the Community WAG provides a variety of services to our resident animals and to the community including the following:! Providing shelter to abandoned, surrendered, lost cats and dogs! Providing critical care veterinary treatments! Providing socialization & training for cats and dogs! Finding foster homes for recovering or kennel stressed animals! Finding forever homes for ALL shelter animals! Providing lost and found animal services! Processing licenses and impound services! Coordinating adoption programs! Implementing volunteer programs! Providing low cost spay and neuter programs! Providing educational programs, animal visit and dog bath facilities WAG makes sure that lost animals are well taken care of during their stay, and that they are licensed when reunited with loved ones. Mt. Currie Wellness Clinics For the second consecutive year, in conjunction with the Mt. Currie Band and Pemberton Vet, WAG offered 6 animal wellness clinics. We are pleased to report the attendance to the clinics showing a marked increase: 91 animals were assessed by a veterinarian. 20 came to at least two clinics, showing a growing awareness regarding animal welfare. 11 dogs and 7 cats were surrenders to WAG following the clinics. To date, 17 animals were spayed or neutered following the clinic. P a g e 7

The benefits of these clinics are numerous: An increase in animal welfare and a decrease in overpopulation of animals. An increase in surrender of unwanted animals to WAG. An increase in awareness of animal cruelty and population control. A decrease in animal health problems and spread of diseases. WAG has seen a decrease in parvovirus cases since the beginning of the clinics in 2014. This viral disease is highly contagious and can spread to other communities in the Sea to Sky if not addressed. Corporate Partners To qualify for WAG sponsorship, we require a minimum of $1000 in gifts of service or monetary donations to the shelter annually. WAG offers sponsors regular promotion and acknowledgment on our website, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram accounts, which reaches almost 3000 followers.! Resort Municipality of Whistler*! Whistler Blackcomb Foundation! First Mate Pet Nutrition! Nesters Market! Scotia Bank! Pet Secure Pet Insurance! Eagleview Veterinary Hospital! Pemberton Veterinary Hospital! Alpine Dogs! Pan Pacific! Points East West Veterinary Service! Animal Health Clinic of Whistler! Shampooch Dog Grooming! Mountain FM! Bravo Dog Training and Behavioral Consulting! Twin Tress Veterinary Clinic! Pet Boutique! The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler We also wish to thank Paws For Hope and the Vancouver Foundation for the grant funding they provided. *The Resort Municipality of Whistler provides WAG with the building facilities and the maintenance services in exchange for WAG housing impounded dogs and collecting fees on behalf of the RMOW. The RMOW also sponsors WAG operations with a monthly fee for service assisting with the staffing of the shelter. Page 8

2015 Main Fundraising Initiatives/Events The fundraising landscape continues to change. In 2015, WAG raised over $9,000 through online fundraising initiatives. Coin box collections Charity Challenge Fun Run at Lost Lake Fundrazr online campaigns K9 Wine and Dine Whistler Minster Dog Day & Show Photos with Santa P a g e 9

Company Information Whistler Animals Galore 8000 Nesters Rd PO Box 274 Whistler BC Canada Phone:(604) 935-8364 Fax:(604) 935-8328 Email: wag@whistlerwag.com Facebook: facebook.com/whistlerwag Twitter: twitter.com/whistlerwag Website: http://www.whistlerwag.com Page 10