HELPING ANIMALS LIVE AND OVERCOMEINC

Mission

H.A.L.O. NO-KILL RESCUE WAS CREATED IN 2006 WITH A MISSION TO CREATE A NO- KILL SAFE HAVEN FOR ABUSED AND ABANDONED ANIMALS IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY. WE BELIEVE IN A COMMUNITY WHERE THERE ARE NO MORE HOMELESS PETS AND THAT TOGETHER WE CAN ELIMINATE THE KILLING OF COMPANION ANIMALS. FOR OVER A DECADE, H.A.L.O. HAS ADVOCATED FOR OUR COMMUNITY'S PETS, PAVED THE WAY FOR NO-KILL RESCUE, AND REDUCED EUTHANASIA BY 92% WHAT SETS H.A.L.O. APART FROM OTHER SHELTERS IS THAT WE GO TO EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE AT-RISK PETS IN OUR COMMUNITY. WE WILL NEVER EUTHANIZE BASED ON AGE, SPACE, MEDICAL NEEDS, OR BEHAVIORAL ISSUES. OUR COMMITMENT TO SAVE LIVES DOES NOT CARRY A TIME LIMIT OR PRICE TAG AND WE AIM TO PROVIDE EXEMPLARY QUALITY OF CARE AND MEET COMBINED BEHAVIORAL AND MEDICAL NEEDS. ONCE AN ANIMAL WALKS THROUGH OUR DOORS, WE MAKE A PLEDGE TO PROVIDE THEM WITH THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND MEDICAL CARE NEEDED UNTIL A FUR-EVER HOME IS FOUND. WE DEPEND ON ANIMALS FOR EVERYTHING I

$817K in foundation grants on record from 24 funders — matched from IRS 990 grant line items. Some matches may be approximate.

JACQUELYN PETRONE — EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (Principal officer)