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Shelter Narrative Generator

 

Thank you for updating your organization’s information on the pet lifesaving dashboard. Use the fields below to tell us which shelter you represent, as well as essential information that will be used to generate your organization’s narrative on your shelter’s dashboard page. 

If you would like to update other information (data, location, etc.) about your shelter on the pet lifesaving dashboard, please use our Shelter Data Update form.

To get started, please enter some basic information below: 

Enter 9 digit EIN without dash
If you do not know your organization's EIN, you may be able to find it here. 
9 character(s) remaining
Only official representatives of the shelter are permitted to submit shelter narratives.

Next, enter your shelter’s lifesaving information that we will use to populate your narrative.  

Organization Type
If your shelter uses the Asilomar Live Release Rate instead of Save Rate to measure lifesaving, select this opt-in box. If you do opt-in, your save rate will still be displayed on your shelter page, but your new narrative will highlight your use of live release rate.

Asilomar Live Release Rate:
(Adoptions + All Outgoing Transfers + Return to Owner/Guardian) divided by
Total Outcomes - (owner requested euthanasia [unhealthy and untreatable]- died or lost in shelter care)

Use the fields below to enter your shelter’s three biggest needs right now (e.g. kitten fosters or donations) and two of your primary programs or strategies that you are using to save more lives (e.g. the community cat program or open adoptions). 


Here are two examples of what a completed narrative might look like, one using save rate and one using the opt-in information for live release rate. The bold text represents the type of information that you will be entering below:

Example 1 – Default for shelters using save rate 

Kitten fosters. Weekday volunteers. Donations. These are the things we need. We are a government shelter serving pets and people in five surrounding communities.  We take in an average of 800 animals every month and have a passionate, dedicated lifesaving team. This year, we are working to save more lives through the community cat program and open adoptions. Join us on our lifesaving journey! 

Example 2 – Default for shelters opting in for live release rate 

Kitten fosters. Weekday volunteers. Donations. These are the things we need. We are a government shelter serving pets and people in five surrounding communities.  We use live release rate to measure our progress instead of the save rate above. Using this metric, we saved 89% of pets in our care in 2018. This year, we are working to save more lives through the community cat program and open adoptions. Join us on our lifesaving journey! 

Please review your shelter’s new narrative below before submitting.