Sentences with phrase «adoption fee revenue»

The adoption fee revenue goes to the care the animals receive after their legal - hold period (the first 72 hours) expires.

Not exact matches

The most significant changes of this adoption that affect comparability of our results of operations between 2018 and 2017 include a change in the timing of franchise fee revenue recognition and the reflection of advertising fund contributions and expenses.

ARF came up with creative ways to make up the lost revenue from fee - waived adoptions, including increasing kitten adoption fees from $ 100 to $ 125 while the promotion was running and getting sponsors to cover the costs of fee - waived adoptions.

Many shelters are often concerned that offering fee - waived adoptions will result in a loss of revenue.

This fee covers some of the cost associated with processing adoptions and provides revenue that supports the animal adoption program and new initiatives at AHS.

We are a 501 (c)(3) organization, and adoption fees are considered to be program service revenue which is exempt from federal income tax.

Revenue from our modest adoption fees does not cover the cost to prepare our Rescued Labs for adoption.

It is funded by grants, individual contributions and donations, adoption fees, and revenue from its Thrift Store in Boothbay Harbor, Creature Comforts.

One hundred percent of our revenue is generated from adoption fees, grants, and donations.

In some cases, we've heard about increases in adoption revenues on those days (either because more animals were adopted or, more often, because the average person actually gave MORE than the regular adoption fee).

Are revenues from adoption fees for these rescued dogs, plus invaluable publicity for fund - raising to cover a reported $ 2.3 million construction project and political lobbying for the animal rights agenda, factors in Smith's silence on this issue?

Since our adoption fee covers less than half of our costs per dog, we need revenue from other sources.

Communities that embrace No Kill not only save on the cost of killing and bring in additional adoption revenue and other user fees, but also provide an economic boon to local business.

Despite the adoption and boarding fees and other revenue sources, the city in 2012 lost $ 112,000 running the shelter.

Saving animals eliminates the cost of euthanasia and generates revenue from adoption fees.

We are fortunate to produce revenue from three streams that generate approximately one - third of our annual operating budget: Fees from Adoptions.

For example, during its first fee - waived event, Charleston Animal Society (CAS) saw its overall adoption revenue go up 130 % from $ 1,985 to $ 4,572 compared to a similar weekend the previous month.

In most cases, the adoption fee does not cover the full costs to the shelter; the difference is typically made up through donations, grants and other forms of revenue.