I.	Name of Organization	Pulaski County Humane Society
	Federation Name	Independent/Unaffiliated Charities   CVC Code 3315
	Organization Homepage	http://www.dogsaver.org/pchs
	Organization was founded on	10/01/1983
	Name AS IT APPEARS in VDAC listing	PULASKI COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY Registration Status: Exempt from annual registration (100)
	Mailing Address	P. O. Box 1046 Dublin, VA 24084
	Telephone No.	(540) 674-0089
	Fax No.	(540) 674-1523
	Contact person	English, Rebecca ( Email Address: pchumane@verizon.net )
II.	State the services provided by your organization in 25 words or less: We reduce unwanted animals through education, adoption, and sterilization campaigns; and teach citizens, especially children, how to treat animals humanely through public education programs.
III.	Please provide a comprehensive extended statement of services that will clearly demonstrate to the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign Advisory Council your qualifications for participation in the CVC as related to the services listed below. Additionally, discuss the eligibility requirements for an applicant to receive services. What determines the amount of aid provided? If charges are made for services rendered, how are levels determined and in what cases are the charges waived, if any? We offer low cost and free sterilizations to pets of low income citizens and to animals rescued in our community. We also help low income people with vet bills. Annual family income levels must be less than $25,000. We reduce charges if multiple animals (usually kittens or puppies) need to be sterilized but ONLY IF the parent is also sterilized. We have raised over $250,000 for 3 years to help the county build its new animal shelter. In our Education Room in the new shelter we teach adopters and other citizens, especially children, how to treat animals humanely. This education is critical to helping reduce animal and child abuse in our community by addressing the proven link between animal abuse and both juvenile and adult violence. We also work with county animal control officers to find homes for shelter animals. Our Spay Clinic is opening in 2007.
IV.	Services: Categories that describe the mission of your charity. (This information will be used to assist our donors in their search efforts.) [  ] Addiction and Substance Abuse [  ] Aging [X] Animal Protection and Services [  ] Arts, Culture and Humanities [X] Child and Youth Development [  ] Civil Rights and Liberties [  ] Community Improvement [  ] Conservation [  ] Disabilities [  ] Disaster Relief [  ] Disease and Disease Research [  ] Domestic Violence [  ] Education [  ] Emergency Relief and Shelter [  ] Employment [  ] Environmental Beautification and Horticulture [  ] Environmental Conservation or Preservation [  ] Faith-Based Services [  ] Health [  ] Health Care Facilities and Programs [  ] Health Education [  ] Health Research [  ] Historical Preservation [  ] Homeland Security [  ] Homeless [  ] Housing [  ] Human Rights [  ] Hunger [  ] International Development and Relief [  ] International Human Rights [  ] International Peace and Security [  ] Jails/Prisons [  ] Legal Services [  ] Libraries [  ] Mental Health [  ] Museums [  ] Natural Disasters and Catastrophes [  ] Needy Families [  ] Peace [  ] Performing Arts [  ] Poverty [  ] Preparation or delivery of meals [  ] Public Safety [  ] Recreation and Sports [  ] Rural Concerns [  ] Safety and Security [  ] Services to Military/Veterans [  ] Social Services [  ] Transportation [  ] Women's issues
V.	Campaign Region covered: [  ] Statewide [  ] National [  ] International [X] Region 1 [  ] Region 2 [  ] Region 3 [  ] Region 4 [  ] Region 5 [  ] Region 6 [  ] Region 7
VI.	Administrative/Fundraising Cost The combined fundraising/administrative costs incurred by this organization, based upon 2006 IRS Form 990: Management Expense 7750.00 Fund Raising Cost 534.00 Total Revenue 93588.00 Percent 8.85%