Lollypop Farm surpasses 90% save rate
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Lollypop Farm, an open-admission shelter in Fairport, recently achieved a 91% save rate, surpassing the 85% goal the humane society set as part of its 2018-21 strategic plan.
The three-year strategic plan goal was exceeded one year early, with the save rate increasing by 10% in the past year.
Lollypop Farm, the only animal welfare organization with humane law enforcement authority in Monroe County, accepts every companion and farm animal, including extreme cases, and never places a time limit on how long an animal can stay in the shelter.
Achieving a 91% save rate is historic for the organization that saves an average of 5,000 pets annually.
FRHS takes a look back at 2020
By Jennifer Woods - jwoods@aimmediamidwest.com
Several community members placed gifts under the Fayette Regional Humane Society Giving Tree during the holiday season. Pictured are (left-to-right) Animal Care Manager Haylee Riley, Animal Care Technician Tammy Vance, Adoption Coordinator Bobbi Honicker, Veterinary Technician Danyel Bageant, Deputy Humane Agent Johnny Daugherty and Receptionist Amber Delaney.
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As 2020 ends and a new year begins, Fayette Regional Humane Society (FRHS) recently took a look back to see how everything went during the year of the pandemic.
According to FRHS Chief Humane Agent and Outreach Director Brad Adams, a total of 1,636 animals were taken in by the non-profit. Of those 1,636 animals: