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1 <br /> f <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> NORTH CAROLINA <br /> Anima(Services <br /> 1601 Eubanks Road I Chapel Hill, NC 27516 1 phone: (919)942-7387 1 fax: (919)918-2393 <br /> http://orangecountync.gov/departments/animalservices <br /> January 2, 2019 <br /> To: Bonnie Hammersley, County Manager and Board of County Commissioners <br /> From: Bob Marotto, Animal Services Director <br /> Re: Update Regarding Pat Sanford Animal Welfare Grant <br /> Staff has prepared a brief update about the annual Pat Sanford Animal Welfare Grant in response to a request <br /> for information about the award that you received. This is the third year we have administered the $500 annual <br /> award to honor the memory and many good works of Pat Sanford, Executive Director of Orange County Animal <br /> Protection Society during its heyday. <br /> Staff would recall that the Pat Sanford Animal Welfare Award has been possible by a generous donation from <br /> Friends of Orange County Animal Shelter(FOCUS). In 2016, FOCAS made a $5000 donation to Orange County <br /> Animal Services with the understanding that the funds would be used to make a $500 annual award over a <br /> period of ten years. These funds are now managed by Animal Services and funds for the 2018 award are part of <br /> the department's approved operating budget. <br /> Each year since it was created in 2016 the number of applications for the award has increased and this year <br /> there were four(4) applications. They came from varied animal organizations each of which, in its own way, <br /> serves pets and recreational animals in Orange County. In accordance with the concept plan for the award, all <br /> applications were reviewed by a committee consisting of three members of the Animal Services Advisory Board <br /> and two staff identified by the Animal Services Director. <br /> The recipient of this year's award is Hope Animal Rescue. Hope Animal Rescue has an outstanding record of <br /> working with Orange County Animal Services (among other organizations)to rehome animals with special <br /> medical needs. Most of these animals would otherwise be euthanized and Hope plans to use the award to <br /> further its efforts with other animals from Orange County Animal Services in the coming year. <br /> Hope Animal Rescue will receive the Pat Sanford Animal Welfare Award at the January 16, 2019 meeting of the <br /> Animal Services Advisory board. This is the second year of the award being made in this manner as opposed to <br /> the first year when the award was made at a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners because the award <br /> was being inaugurated. <br /> The other award applicants have already received a notification letter. Also, staff hopes to meet with one <br /> applicant in 2015 as there is an opportunity to partner with that organization to meet some of the needs it <br /> identified in its applications independently of the award. <br />
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