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~ i. <br />82 percent say "thapk you" to their volunteers, while only 66 percent report saying <br />"thank you" to staff. About half of respondents (49%) hold recognition events for <br />volunteers, Only 2"X percent hold recognition events far staff. <br />Approximately 50 ~ezcent of volunteer applicants actually become volunteers. This <br />suggests that follow-up after the orientation or application process may be a problem. <br />44.5 percent of respondents indicate they actively seep feedback from volunteers about <br />their program. <br />Many organizations returned incomplete surveys, which may indicate a widespread lack <br />of statistic gathering and record keeping in shelter volunteer programs. <br />Certainly, more re$earch needs to be done, Animal shelters are in a wonderful position to <br />take advantage of what their volunteers have to offer. Most shelters are getting there, and with a <br />little assistance, shelter volunteer programs can blossom, <br />Volunteer Management: A Guide for Animal Care Organizations <br />®The Humane Socie[y of the ^ni[ed S[nlgc <br />® I <br />