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SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC MEDICAL REHABILITATION SPECIAL … · approximately 4,500 square feet on the...
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Fifteen years ago, Alley Cat Advocates helped me round up and neuter a half dozen or so cats that lived in our barn, producing litter after litter. Their help and guidance ensured a better future for our feline friends, who eventually warmed up to their “humans” enough to let us love on them a little. When the opportunity arose to join the Alley Cat Advocates board, and then to chair this campaign, I was excited and happy to give back. Alley Cat Advocates is making our community the safest place for community cats to live! --Susan Sweeney Crum, Honorary Campaign Chair MAKING LOUISVILLE THE safest city in the country TO BE A COMMUNITY CAT A PARTNERSHIP TO BE THANKFUL FOR 3044 Bardstown Rd., #204 • Louisville, Ky 40205 Note: This address is for mail only. Alley Cat Advocates is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit, established in 1999 AlleyCatAdvocates.org (502) 634-8777 Karen Little Executive Director Alley Cat Advocates Alley Cat Advocates has accepted the opportunity to design, renovate and long-term lease, a freestanding building of approximately 4,500 square feet on the campus of Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS), a campus that is the focal point for all municipal animal services in Louisville/Jefferson County, Kentucky. Buildout of that campus, at a cost of over $11 million dollars, will be completed in mid-2019. Alley Cat Advocates will partner with Louisville/Jefferson County government to renovate, redesign and equip this existing freestanding building to provide an opportunity for the community to make use of our services, and that of LMAS, with regard to community cats, at a single, central location. This building will provide, under one roof, the following Alley Cat Advocates functions that we offer to our community: SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC Allowing us to return to directly providing surgeries for our Trap- Neuter-Return (TNR) program clients and LMAS’ Return to Field (RTF) cats; MEDICAL REHABILITATION Allowing us to directly provide short-term care for community cats now being hospitalized and/or boarded at clinics throughout our community; SPECIAL NEEDS/HOSPICE FOSTER CARE Allowing us to house the small number of community cats for whom return to outdoor life is inhumane in a location adjacent to LMAS’ adoption facility, providing easy access for citizens interested in adopting these special animals; STAFF/CONFERENCE/PROGRAM SPACE Replacing current leased space. COMMUNITY Cat COMPLEX Susan & Denny Crum
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Fifteen years ago, Alley Cat Advocates helped me round up and neuter a half dozen or so cats that lived in our barn, producing litter after litter. Their help and guidance ensured a better future for our feline friends, who eventually warmed up to their “humans” enough to let us love on them a little. When the opportunity arose to join the Alley Cat Advocates board, and then to chair this campaign, I was excited and happy to give back. Alley Cat Advocates is making our community the safest place for community cats to live!
--Susan Sweeney Crum, Honorary Campaign Chair
MAKING LOUISVILLE THE safest city in the country TO BE A COMMUNITY CAT
A PARTNERSHIP TO BE THANKFUL FOR
3044 Bardstown Rd., #204 • Louisville, Ky 40205Note: This address is for mail only.
Alley Cat Advocates is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit, established in 1999
AlleyCatAdvocates.org(502) 634-8777
Karen LittleExecutive DirectorAlley Cat Advocates
Alley Cat Advocates has accepted the opportunity to design, renovate and long-term lease, a freestanding building of approximately 4,500 square feet on the campus of Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS), a campus that is the focal point for all municipal animal services in Louisville/Jefferson County, Kentucky. Buildout of that campus, at a cost of over $11 million dollars, will be completed in mid-2019.
Alley Cat Advocates will partner with Louisville/Jefferson County government to renovate, redesign and equip this existing freestanding building to provide an opportunity for the community to make use of our services, and that of LMAS, with regard to community cats, at a single, central location. This building will provide, under one roof, the following Alley Cat Advocates functions that we offer to our community:
SPAY/NEUTER CLINICAllowing us to return to directly providing surgeries for our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program clients and LMAS’ Return to Field (RTF) cats;
MEDICAL REHABILITATIONAllowing us to directly provide short-term care for community cats now being hospitalized and/or boarded at clinics throughout our community;
SPECIAL NEEDS/HOSPICE FOSTER CAREAllowing us to house the small number of community cats for whom return to outdoor life is inhumane in a location adjacent to LMAS’ adoption facility, providing easy access for citizens interested in adopting these special animals;
STAFF/CONFERENCE/PROGRAM SPACEReplacing current leased space.
COMMUNITY Cat COMPLEX
Susan & Denny Crum
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THIS PROJECT WILL CREATE:• increases in the number of
cats we can help• efficiencies across all of
our operations• increased capacity for
all services
• partnerships with LMASand the Louisville community
• sustainability inthe future of our organization
NAMING OPPORTUNITIES
BUILDING COLOR ME SPECIAL SUITE
SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC LOBBY
CLINIC EXAM ROOMS
SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC
Exam Room
Spay/Neuter Clinic Exam
Room
Color Me
Special Suite
Recovery Suite
Conference Room
Administrative Offices
Storage
Laundry
Catio
Clinic Lobby
Treatment Room
Surgical Suite
GOLD STANDARD OF CARE RECOVERY SUITE
CATIO SUITE FURNISHINGS COMMEMORATIVE BRICK
Campaign Goal : $800,000
ALLEY CAT ADVOCATES COMMUNITY CAT COMPLEX
Filled!
New!Community Cat Complex on LMAS Campus
