2021_Impact_Report

2021 IMPACT REPORT

OUR MISSION 

To provide shelter to lost, homeless and unwanted animals, to provide spay 

and neuter and other medical services for companion animals, and to care 

for, protect and find quality homes for homeless and neglected companion 

animals, to advocate animal welfare, community involvement and 

education to further the bond between people and animals. 

OUR VISION 

To create a community where 100% of the 

adoptable animals find loving homes 

and no animals will be euthanized 

because of pet overpopulation. 

CONTENTS 

Letter from 

Executive Directors and CEO 3 

Board of Director and Leadership 3 

Saving Sandy 4 

Adoptions 6 

Medical Services 8 

Safety Net 10 

Foster Care 12 

Humane Education 14 

Volunteers 15 

Special Events and Fundraisers 16 

Grace Society Recognition 18 

Leaving A Legacy 22 

2021Financial Overview 23 

Cover photo story about Lucky 

and her rescue on page 6. 

Leo 

Adopted: May 21, 2021

Dear Friends of Peggy Adams, 

Reflecting on 2021, it is clear we would not be where we are today without the tremendous 

support of our community and friends like you. We have such gratitude for all the loyal 

champions of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. 

In 2021, we celebrated 96 years of service to the community and to the lost, homeless, 

neglected, and abused animals needing our care. Last year alone, more than 34,000 dogs 

and cats directly benefited from our programs and services. Over 13,600 animals received 

spay/neuter services and an additional 5,249 animals received medical services at no cost 

to the community through grant funding. 

Peggy’s Pantry Pet Food Bank fed more than 9,300 dogs and cats last year which totaled over 

173,000 pounds of food! We can’t thank our supporters enough for donating much needed 

items from our Wish List which enabled us to help feed these pets who might have otherwise 

had to be surrendered to local shelters like ours. 

It was also a monumental year for Peggy Adams when the doors of our much-anticipated Lesly 

S. Smith Pet Adoption Center opened to the public in April. We thank everyone who made this 

possible. And because of you – 2021 was also a record-breaking year for Peggy Adams with 

6,639 pets placed into new, loving homes! 

I hope you enjoy reading through the pages of this 2021 Impact Report and seeing the 

incredible difference you made. Please accept our sincerest gratitude and take great pride 

in the impact you are making through your caring support of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League. 

TOGETHER…we are saving lives and building a more humane community. 

With compassion for the animals, 

Rich Anderson 

Executive Director and CEO 

LETTER FROM THE 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

AND CEO 

Board of Directors 

Jane Grace 

Chairman Emerita 

Lesly S. Smith 

Chairman 

Sam Hunt 

Vice Chairman 

Joanie Van der Grift 

President 

Nellie Benoit 

Vice President 

Daniel Hanley 

Treasurer 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb 

Secretary 

Executive Committee 

Christina Dennis 

Jack Flagg 

Vicky Hunt 

Daniel E. Ponton 

Directors 

James D. Berwind 

Virginia Burke 

George A. Cohon 

Candy Hamm 

Stacey Leuliette 

Danielle H. Moore 

Emilia Pfeifler 

Pauline Pitt 

George E. Summers 

Betsy Turner 

Director Emerita 

Nancy Brougher 

Dotsy W. Letts 

Management Team 

Rich Anderson 

Executive Director and CEO 

Jaclyn Berger 

Director of 

Human Resources 

Dr. Alyssa Comroe 

Director of 

Veterinary Medicine 

Kati Erickson 

Director of Development 

and Marketing 

Heidi Nielsen 

Director of Information 

and Outreach 

Yenny Ortegon 

Director of Finance 

Impact Report 2021 | 3

Saving lives. Building a more humane community. 

Together. 

4 | Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League | PeggyAdams.org 

Sandy 

Adopted: December 4, 2021

MISSION DRIVEN 

Saving Sandy - A Dolly’s Dream Dog 

The team at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League ensures that every animal is 

well cared for and loved throughout their stay in our shelter. While the average 

length of stay for adopted animals is 30 days, some animals, like Sandy, are 

with us longer than others, and the effort to find a forever home never weakens. 

We celebrate our long timers. Sandy’s story is all of their stories. 

The Dolly’s Dream project was created to rescue, 

rehome, and one day help restore the image of all 

“square head” bully breed type dogs. Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League finds homes and new families 

for hundreds of these dogs each year. These mixed 

breed dogs are now one of the most popular and 

most beloved dogs in America, and we are grateful 

for the support of Dolly’s Dream that provides for their 

waived adoption fees and benefits for adopters. 

Sandy’s Stay 

739 

SHELTER NIGHTS 

1,478 

MEALS 

2,217 

SNACKS 

1,847 

WALKS 

550 

PLAY YARD GAMES 

370 

BELLY RUBS 

225 

WET KISSES 

36 

VET VISITS 

13 

MARKETING PROMOTIONS 

2 

BIRTHDAY PARTIES 

WITH STAFF 

1 

FOREVER HOME 


2021 

BIGGEST 

ADOPTION 

YEAR EVER! 

Lesly S. Smith Pet Adoption Center Opens 

ADOPTIONS 

Since opening on April 1, 2021, the Lesly S. Smith Pet Adoption Center has become a cornerstone on the Peggy Adams campus. Thanks 

to the remarkable support of our Homeless No More capital campaign contributors, the new building provides state of the art space to 

shelter dogs and cats while they await their forever homes. Last year, the increased in space allowed us to take in more homeless and 

surrendered animals and experience our biggest adoption year ever. The Homeless No More Campaign raised over $18 million from 

dedicated donors who saw the need for expansion. 

Joining Forces in the Face 

of Natural Disasters 

In 2021 Peggy Adams, alongside fellow rescue groups, 

stepped in for animals at risk due to severe weather events 

in the U.S. In March, after winter storm Uri impacted Texas 

with freezing temperatures and power outages, we led the effort 

to rescue 70 dogs from the Austin area, 53 of which received 

medical care at Peggy Adams prior to being adopted. In Cover Girl Lucky 

September, we worked with the Florida Association Adopted: October 13,2021 

of Animal Welfare Organizations to rescue 270 dogs from Hurricane Ida Rescue 

Louisiana and Mississippi, like Lucky, who were displaced by the 

devastation caused by Hurricane Ida. Peggy Adams was one 

of twelve rescue organizations who received dogs for care and adoption. 

We are grateful to our donors who have afforded us to have the space and resources that 

allow us to answer the call when homeless animals and our fellow rescue organizations 

are in need. 

IN 2021 

6,639 

PETS 

PLACED INTO 

LOVING HOMES, 

OF WHICH, 

1,776 

CATS AND DOGS 

WERE ADOPTED 

FROM PET STORE 

PARTNERS 

1,268 

CATS AND DOGS 

TRANSFERRED 

IN FROM 

ANIMAL CARE AND 

CONTROL AND OTHER 

LOCAL RESCUES 

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MISSION MOMENTS 

FINDING QUALITY HOMES 

Olivia 

In November 2021, Olivia was found outside a home injured 

and alone. She was dirty and had a traumatic injury to her 

right leg, leaving a bone exposed. The limb was injured 

beyond saving; Olivia’s right paw was amputated after her 

arrival at Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control and 

she was transferred to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

for much-needed recovery, TLC, and medical care. 

After time spent being cared for by our team, Olivia’s 

upbeat and charming personality started to blossom. She 

was chosen to attend the annual music festival, Bark Back 

Benefit, in hopes of finding a forever home. 

Sure enough, she had a potential adopter 

anxiously waiting to meet her. 

Her adopter, Jenna, shares her experience 

meeting Olivia: “The night before Bark 

Back I saw a collage of the dogs that were 

needing adoption and I immediately was 

drawn to Olivia. When I saw and met 

her, I loved her and I felt a bond I can’t 

describe. She seemed to be comfortable 

with me right away, and since the day we 

adopted her she’s always by my side. She 

is so loving towards everyone, she likes to 

cuddle and gives hugs.” 

Olivia 

Adopted:November 21,2021 

Feodor 

Feodor, found as an ill and outdoor cat, 

entered our Fospice program due to being 

diabetic and positive for FIV (Feline 

Immunodeficiency Virus). He was with us 

for 150+ days before being adopted and 

ADORED by a college student. Feodor is 

now receiving royal treatment. Feodor’s 

charming new life is documented on his 

official Instagram page “life of feodor” 

and is followed by 134 adoring fans! 

Feodor 

Adopted: April 7, 2021 


New Dental Suite 

MEDICAL SERVICES 

4,190 

COMMUNITY CATS 

WERE TRAPPED, 

NEUTERED, 

VACCINATED, 

AND RETURNED 

TO THEIR 

OUTDOOR 

HOMES 

Under the leadership of Dr. Alyssa Comroe, our dedicated 

team of licensed veterinarians, veterinary technicians, 

and animal care specialists provide for the overall 

health and wellness of our shelter and foster dogs and 

cats, including those needing special care for illness or 

injury. In addition, through private grant funding and the 

generosity of donors, we are able to offer programs that 

help community pet owners with reduced cost general 

wellness exams, vaccinations, spay and neuter surgeries, 

and end of life care. 

If needed, shelter animals are able to receive treatment from 

an outside veterinary specialist for life threatening injuries 

thanks to the support of donors who give to “Olivia’s Fund.” 

In 2021, 27 animals received the surgery needed by a 

specialist and were given a new chance for a happy life. To 

learn more about supporting Olivia’s Fund, please contact 

Kati Erickson, Director of Development and Marketing at 

561.472.8576 or K.Erickson@PeggyAdams.org 



Hemi 

Adopted: 

January 16, 2022 


SAVING LIVES 

12,681 

SPAY AND NEUTER 

SURGERIES 

PERFORMED 

3,588 

PETS RECEIVED 

AFFORDABLE VACCINES 

Hemi 

In December 2021, Hemi showed up on Karen’s back porch limping and not able to walk 

on his hind leg. She brought him to Peggy Adams for care. In addition to broken bones, 

Peggy Adams’ medical team found Hemi suffering from a skin disease, ear mites, an 

infected wound, and lice. “I thought that I would let him get the care he needed and get 

adopted to a new family. A week later, I caught his brother and returned to Peggy Adams 

with him. I asked how Hemi was doing and found out that the doctors at Peggy Adams 

had to amputate Hemi’s back leg since it had multiple fractures. At that point I decided 

to adopt him myself. I have a family of rescue cats, and some have disabilities or other 

deformities. It gives me extreme joy to watch Hemi grow and live on even though he is a 

tripod. I love this little boy - thank you for everything you did for Hemi!” 

484 

OTHER SURGERIES 

PERFORMED 

INCLUDING 

173 

DENTAL PROCEDURES 

Sonny 

SONNY 

Adopted: June 27, 2021 

Sonny came to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League after being dropped off at a local 

emergency clinic in April 2021. The ER clinic 

knew he was injured and that Peggy Adams 

would be able to give him the best chance at 

getting better. Sonny was limping and x-rays 

showed he had a femoral fracture. 

The surgery he needed is called a femoral head 

ostectomy (FHO) and it is not a surgery that 

had been performed at Peggy Adams before. 

With the help of one of the the University of 

Florida shelter medicine interns, we were able to 

remove the broken femoral head so Sonny can 

be comfortable again while walking. When we 

anesthetized Sonny for surgery, he vomited a 

large piece of what appeared to be leather so 

we had to take x-rays of his abdomen to see if 

there was more. 

The x-rays revealed that his stomach was full of 

something that shouldn’t be there. Two days after 

his FHO, Sonny had a gastrotomy performed 

solely by our 2 UF interns. They pulled out 

multiple pieces of hard fake leather. Sonny 

recovered very well and his new owner is being 

careful that he doesn’t eat anything else that he 

shouldn’t. 


SAFETY NET 

The bond between people and animals should not be broken or torn 

apart due to financial setbacks. To prevent pets being separated 

from their families, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League has 

established the Safety Net program. The program encompasses 

key elements to assist pet owners with feeding and caring for their 

furry family member, with the ultimate goal of keeping pets in their 

homes rather than surrendering them to a shelter. 

Behavior and Training 

Pets with behavioral issues are often 

surrendered when an owner is overwhelmed. 

Peggy Adams Behavior and Training 

program provides free support to handle 

behavior issues that can be corrected and 

gives owners the tools to work with their pets 

and keep them at home. 

Peggy’s Pantry 

Through pet food and cat litter donations 

from the community and suppliers, Peggy’s 

Pantry helps owners who may be faced 

with financial hardship. In addition to the 

pantry on our campus, our team transports 

over 10,000 pounds of donated pet food 

to the Belle Glade community every month. 

Medical Assistance 

Medical assistance is provided at a reduced 

cost so that animals receive needed care 

regardless of their owner’s ability to pay. 

Through grant funding in 2021, 5,249 

dogs and cats were spayed or neutered, 

vaccinated, and microchipped at no cost 

to the community. 


Riri’s Puppies 

Adopted: May 21, 2021 


PROVIDING MEDICAL SERVCES FOR COMPANION ANIMALS 

Riri 

Shortly after giving birth to her puppies, Riri became very ill, not able to nurse and 

running a high fever. Her owner tried two other veterinary practices but realized 

she would not be able to afford the necessary care. She brought Riri and the puppies 

to Peggy Adams and we immediately started Riri on IV fluids, strong antibiotics 

and cool compresses for her mastitis. After healing for four weeks, Riri was spayed 

and reunited with her thrilled owner. The puppies went to a foster home and once 

healthy and old enough, were spayed and neutered and shortly after, adopted. 


3,249 

CATS AND DOGS 

SPAYED/NEUTERED, 

VACCINATED AND 

MICROCHIPPED AT NO COST 

12,911 

PETS FED THROUGH 

PEGGY’S PANTRY 

886 

DOGS RECEIVED FREE OR 

LOW-COST TRAINING CLASSES 

171,645 

POUNDS OF 

PET FOOD DISPERSED 

26,309 

POUNDS OF 

CAT LITTER DISPERSED 

Oreo 

Oreo 

Reunited: March 9, 2021 

Oreo’s owners didn’t know what to do when they realized she got out and was 

hanging on a fence by her leg. They did not have the means to afford medical 

care and thankfully brought Oreo to Peggy Adams where our veterinary team 

worked to address her injuries. The team treated a deep wound on her back 

leg and found her jaw was fractured. We contacted a veterinary dentist who 

recommended a new procedure using buttons to relieve tension and allow the 

jaw to heal. Our veterinary team successfully wired Oreo’s jaw parrtially shut 

and, over the course of 5 weeks, she not only healed, but learned to eat despite 

the sutures. Although her leg injury was severe and needed to be amputated, 

Oreo thrived and, after an additional dental surgery after the buttons were 

removed, she happily went back home with her grateful owners. 


FOSTER CARE 

We salute our foster families! 

Foster homes help Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League save more animals by 

freeing up space in our shelter. Foster 

parents are incredibly important because 

they typically care for animals that would 

benefit from not being in the shelter, 

including kittens and puppies too young for 

adoption and animals with a medical or 

behavioral condition that is best addressed 

in a home setting. 

Radar 


For a while we were 

worried he wouldn’t make 

it to adoption, but he 

eventually made it to an 

amazing home where he 

lived out his remaining 

days in luxury. This is proof 

of fostering saving lives.” 

-Adam, Foster Parent 


MISSION MOMENT 

TO CARE FOR, PROTECT, AND FIND QUALITY HOMES 

Radar was a puppy at Peggy Adams several 

years ago. His adopter gave him a loving 

home for ten years. In 2021, Radar was 

surrendered back to us due to his extensive 

health and medical needs. At 10 years 

old, Radar was blind, underweight 

and his glucose numbers were 

skyrocketing. Our veterinary 

team provided Radar with 

the care and treatment, but 

he needed to be in a stable 

home to regulate his diabetes. 

Our Adoptions Coordinator, 

Adam, and his girlfriend knew 

that Radar needed to be in a 

home and agreed to be his foster 

parents until a forever home could be 

found. They gave him love and care along 

with insulin injections twice a day. In his foster 

home, Radar gained weight and responded to 

the medication. 

Radar 

Samantha saw Radar on the Peggy Adams 

website and arranged to meet him. She 

adopted Radar and provided him with the 

special care he needed, as well as 

travel and adventure. A great 

companion and friend, he 

went everywhere with 

Samantha and provided 

comfort for her as well 

as her elderly father. 

While reflecting on 

Samantha and Radar, 

Adam said, “for a while 

we were worried he 

wouldn’t make it to adoption, 

but he eventually made it to an 

amazing home where he lived out his 

remaining days in luxury.” He added, “This is 

proof of fostering saving lives.” 


569 

ACTIVE FOSTER PARENTS 

GAVE 

206,040 

HOURS OF CARE 

2,988 

ANIMALS CARED FOR IN 

FOSTER HOMES IN 2021 

2,217 

NEWBORN KITTENS CARED 

FOR IN FOSTER HOMES 

381 

KITTENS CARED FOR 

IN OUR NURSERY 

Neonatal Kitten Nursery 

Providing Critical Care 

Kittens less than four weeks old have no chance of survival if 

separated from their mothers, and during “kitten season” in the spring 

and summer many abandoned kittens are found in our communities. 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League opened its Kitten ICU and 

Nursery in 2016 to provide a revolutionary approach to saving the 

lives of newborn kittens: 24-hour care. In 2021, staff and volunteers 

bottle-fed and tended to 381 kittens in our Kitten Nursery until they 

were able to eat independently and be placed for adoption. This 

critical care helps us to achieve the goal of saving the lives of all 

adoptable pets in Palm Beach County. Since its inception, the Kitten 

Intensive Care Unit and Nursery at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League has made an impact on the lives of over 3,149 kittens. 

There are so many rewarding things about fostering. 

Knowing that not only have you saved the lives of these kittens, 

but the lives of even more because of the space in the shelter 

that is freed up when you take kittens home. 

-Ann K.,Fostering since October 2014 


HUMANE EDUCATION 

Thanks to our donors and the Lesly S. Smith Pet Adoption Center 

facility, our Humane Education program is growing by leaps and 

bounds! Over 3,800 children and their families engaged with inperson 

and virtual programming in 2021, learning about ways 

to interact with animals to grow mutual respect. Thanks to our 

volunteers and their Dog Ambassadors for their participation, 

and to everyone who read a book, made an enrichment treat, 

or raised money with a project. It all helps our shelter animals 

feel loved while they are with us and better prepares them for 

their new adoptive homes. Volunteer Linda Laverty shares, “As 

a former classroom teacher and specialist for the Palm Beach 

County School District, I have been impressed with the innovative 

programs initiated by Peggy Adams, initiatives that nurture 

empathy towards and knowledge of dog and cat behaviors.” 

It’s hard to find 

places where little 

kids can volunteer, 

so we were thrilled 

to find Rescue 

Readers. To know 

that we’re part 

of (the animals’) 

journey brings us 

joy and purpose.” 

- Elizabeth R. 

Parent of a student volunteer 

Rescue Readers - Bonding over Books 

What do you get when you combine shelter 

animals in need of social interaction with young 

readers? Rescue Readers! This creative 

Humane Education program was launched 

in 2021 and in 5 months hosted 92 schoolaged 

children who came and read to our 

animals. The future family pets benefitted from 

the attention and the children got to practice 

reading aloud to a loving, non-judgmental 

audience, and spent 541 hours doing it! The 

gentleness shown by the children while interacting 

was beautiful to watch and is a testament to the creative 

ways we are building bonds between humans and animals. 

CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES ENGAGED 

WITH IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL HUMANE 

3,829 EDUCATION PROGRAMMING 



699 

CAMPUS 

VOLUNTEERS 

DONATED 

38,474 

HOURS OF 

SERVICE 

VOLUNTEERS 

At any given time, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

has 500 – 1,000 animals in our care. Volunteers play a 

critical role in helping us save lives and find new homes 

by serving in all areas of our organization. We are 

grateful for their dedication and love of animals, and 

the hours of service donated on behalf of the cats and 

dogs who depend on Peggy Adams. 

KIM 

SANTANGELO 

Marketing 

Volunteer of the Year 

248 

VOLUNTEER HOURS 

SUE COPPOCK-HUGHES 

Lifetime Achievement 

Volunteer of the Year 

1,211 


CLAYTON ROGERS 

913 



2021 EVENTS 

RAISED OVER 

$840,000 

50th Annual Christmas Ball 

On December 9, 2021, the Annual Christmas Ball 

benefitting Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

was held at the Sailfish Club in Palm Beach. 

Celebrating its 50th year, the Christmas Ball raised 

over $840,000 to support our operations and 

mission. Special guest Charlie Crocker, son of Peggy 

Adams, shared how proud his mother would be to 

see her life’s work living on, particularly calling out 

the beautiful new Lesly S. Smith Pet Adoption Center. 

Christmas Ball Chair Pauline Pitt, Board Chairman 

Lesly S. Smith, and Executive Director and CEO 

Rich Anderson all thanked those in attendance for 

being a voice for the animals who, without 

Peggy Adams, would not be thriving 

as they are. A highlight of the evening 

was the adoption of four dogs into 

their forever homes. 

Lesly S. Smith, Charlie Crocker, and Pauline Pitt 

20th Annual Barry Crown Walk for the Animals 

The 20th Annual Barry Crown Walk for the Animals went virtual 

February 20, 2021 with a special celebration on social media. 

The event raised over $116,000 for animals in need at Peggy 

Adams. Small groups and individuals signed up to walk alone 

or with their pets at a place and time that was convenient for 

them. Peggy Adams staff and volunteers even filmed a mini walk 

RAISED OVER 

$116,000 

with adoptable pets and aired it on Facebook so we could walk 

virtually with our supporters. Executive Director and CEO Rich 

Anderson commented “We wish we could have celebrated this 

milestone event in person – however thanks to our sponsors and 

supporters, we raised a significant amount that will help us save 

abandoned and injured animals in need.” 


Young Friends of Peggy Adams 

Party Animal Gala 

On April 24, 2021, The Young Friends of Peggy 

Adams hosted its 2nd Party Animal Gala at the 

Henry Morrison Flagler Museum in Palm Beach. Led 

by co-chairs Stacey Leuliette and Molly & Nick Mele, 

over 100 animal-themed, black-tie attired supporters 

celebrated a night of fun and fundraising in support 

of the mission of Peggy Adams. And that night, one 

of the tail-wagging greeters from the shelter did 

find her forever home! We are grateful for this 

next generation of philanthropists who are 

stepping up and stepping out in support of 

animals in need. Their generosity is recognized 

on the Young Friends Dog Adoption Room in the 

Lesly S. Smith Pet Adoption Center. 

RAISED OVER 

$25,000 

Molly and Nick Mele, and Stacey Leuliette 

2022 

RAISED 

$77,000 

Bandit 

Adopted 10/8/21 

Read Bandit’s story on page 7 

Countdown 2 Zero 

PETS ADOPTED 

374 

In October 2021, through our partnership with Palm Beach County 

Animal Care & Control and Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners, 

the 8th Annual Countdown 2 Zero Adoption event was held. The weeklong 

event saw seven local rescue organizations join forces to get as 

many dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens as possible adopted in a short 

period of time. Thanks to a Virtual Kick-Off Celebration, live and filmed 

videos posted on social media, and a Virtual Adoption Village website, 

374 adoptable pets found new homes that week. 

Inaugural 

Pet Photo Calendar Contest 

233 ENTRIES | 24,263 VOTES 

RAISED OVER 

$25,000 


Saving lives. 

Building a 

more humane 

community. 

Together. 

Twixie 

Adopted: September 4, 2021 

Tango 


GRACE SOCIETY 

We appreciate the support of all contributors to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s mission and vision, and their commitment 

to our animals and annual operations. 

The Grace Society honors the outstanding generosity of Jane and Robert Grace, and the Grace family, and recognizes Lifetime 

Benefactors for their cumulative gifts, and major annual donors for their remarkable yearly support. 

Lifetime Benefactors 

Cumulative giving as of December 31, 2021 

$1,000,000 + 


Director, Spring Point Partners 

Barbara Dauphin-Duthuit 


The Fortin Foundation of Florida 

The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner 

Charitable Foundation 

Jane & Robert †Grace 

Vicky & Sam Hunt 

Ann & Charles B. Johnson 

Danielle Hickox Moore 

Wanda & James M. 

Moran, Jr. Foundation 

Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt 

Foundation 

Lesly S. Smith 

$500,000 - $999,999 

Nancy Brougher & The W. Dale 

Brougher Foundation 

Julie & Michael Connors 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb 

& Steven M. Gottlieb 

Mrs. William H. Hamm, III 

Jeff Levitetz & The Levitetz 

Family Foundation 

PetSmart Charities 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Margaretta Taylor 

Joanie & Paul † Van der Grift 

The Emily Vernon Foundation for 

Homeless and Abused Animals 

$250,000 - $499,999 

The ASPCA 

Virginia S. Burke 

Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon 

The Loreen Beisswenger Farish 


Fleming Family Foundation 

Carol & Robert Garvy 

Tina & Richard Grow 

John Noffo Kahn & Mark Addison 

Foundation 

Michele & Howard Kessler 

Carole & John Moran 

Palm Beach County Dog Fanciers 

Association 

Margi & Michael Picotte 

Lois Pope 

Ardath B. Rosengarden 

Frances G. Scaife 

$100,000 - $249,000 

Animal Rescue Force 

Carol & Harold Baxter 

Carol † & Sidney † Berman 

Susan Stockard Channing 

Virginia L. Cook 

Mary Llew & Ben Coulter 

Darbster Companies 

Judith A. Dean 

Raymond A. Diaz 

Anonymous 

William E. Flaherty, II 

Susan C. Gibson 

Arlette Gordon 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Jorie Butler Kent 

Knopf Family Foundation 

Connie & Peter Lacaillade 

Gretchen & Howard H. Leach 

Carol H. McCracken 

Palm Beach County Clerk & Comptroller 

Petco Foundation 

The Folke H. Peterson Foundation 

Thomas C. Quick 

Leslie Rose 

The John F. Scarpa Foundation 

Coco & Donald Schefmeyer 

Barbara & Herbert Shear 

Dorothy Streicher 

Ann & George Summers 

JoAnn & John Tambakis 

Susan O. Taylor 

John Ulbrich Charitable Trust 

U.S. Trust 

The Melba Ruth Vickers 



ANNUAL GIVING 

We are grateful to the following contributors for their donations in support of annual 

operations, received January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021. 

Leadership Circle members designated with a pawprint 

commitment to donate for five years. 

have made a generous 

$1,000,000+ 

Barbara Dauphin-Duthuit 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner 


$500,000+ 

The Fortin Foundation of Florida 

- Lesly S. Smith 

The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation 

- Danielle H. Moore 

Ann & Charles B. Johnson 

$100,000+ 

Nancy Brougher & The W. Dale 

Brougher Foundation 

Estate of Robert G. Fauser 

Tina & Richard Grow 

Estate of Adrienne Haky 

James and Charlotte Johnson 

Irrevocable Trust 

Wanda & James M. Moran, Jr. 

Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt 

Foundation 

Ardath B. Rosengarden 

The Melba Ruth Vickers 


$50,000+ 

Estate of Christine C. Anzalone 

Bill Bartholomay Foundation 


Virginia S. Burke 

Charles Crocker 

Peter DeGeorge Family Foundation 

The Loreen Beisswenger Farish 


Laurie Raber Gottlieb & 

Steven M. Gottlieb 

Mrs. William H. Hamm, III 

Vicky & Sam Hunt 

Frieda Ignatoff 

John J. Noffo Kahn & Mark Addison 

Levitetz Family Foundation 

Estate of Kathleen McCarl 

The Folke H. Peterson Foundation 

Estate of Myrna Priskie 

Richard Sacco 

Coco & Donald Schefmeyer 

Estate of Marjorie J. Shultis 

Margaretta Taylor 

$25,000+ 

The Batchelor Foundation 

Carol & Harold Baxter 

Wanda S. Buchanan 

Estate of Myra E. Budnick 

Judith A. Dean 

Emilia & Jose Fanjul 

Fleming Family Foundation 

Susan C. Gibson 

Laura & Jack Henning 

Michele & Howard Kessler 

Knopf Family Foundation 

Dave H. Messinger 

Carol & John Moran 

Pet Supermarket 

Estate of Karen R. Rappaport 

Frances G. Scaife 

The Emily Vernon Foundation for 

Homeless and Abused Animals 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Barbara & Herbert Shear 

Susan O. Taylor 

John Ulbrich Charitable Trust 

$10,000+ 

Anthony R. Abraham Foundation 

Marcia S. Adler 

Cynthia Anderson 

Frederick H. Bedford, Jr. & Margaret 

S. Bedford Charitable Foundation 

Lisa Bilotti Foundation 

Joan Barshay Birnbaum 

Revocable Trust 

Kathleen Booth 

James R. Borynack & Adolfo Zaralegui 

- Findlay Galleries 

James H. Costello 


Raymond A. Diaz 

Adele B. Dilschneider 

Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

Mindi & Drew Faigen 

Cathy & Jack Flagg 

Connie M. Frankino 

Carole & Bertram French 

Harvey Jones & Robin Gillen 

The Gillman Family Foundation 

Jane & Robert † Grace 

Audrey & Martin Gruss 

Lorrain & Malcolm Hall 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Patricia & Marshall Hilsberg 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Hoffberger 

Wendy Hubble 

Kast Construction 

Sylvana & Murray Klein 

Gretchen & Howard Leach 

April V. Lewis 

Kathleen & Chris Mara 

Carol H. McCracken 

Elaine & Yizhaq Merzel 

MetLife Pet Insurance 

Rhonda & Steve Miller 

Muffie & Stephen Murray 

Napleton Auto Group 

Lynne Wheat & Thomas Peterffy 

Estate of Norma F. Petisi 

PetMeds 

Pet Supplies Plus 

Royal Palm Beach 

Emilia & Brian Pfeifler 

Daniel E. Ponton 

Lois Pope 

Thomas C. Quick 

Leslie Rose 

The Ryerson Charitable Trust 

Jana & John Scarpa 

Martha & Dwight Schar 

Richard Allen Schechter 

Betsy & Paul Shiverick 

Priscilla H. Smith 

Spring Point Partners 

Denise & Joseph Swan 

Merle & Fred † Tausig 

Joanie and Paul † Van der Grift 

The Wasie Foundation 

The Dean S. and Jane B. Woodman 

Foundation 

Estate of Axel Zdarsky 

$5,000+ 

Susan & Larry B. Alexander 

Animal Farm Foundation 

Nancy & Alexander Auersperg 

Bianca’s Furry Friends 

Judith Baker 

Virginia Swift Barbary 

Marcia J. Barrera 

Jill Bartley 

Margaret & Marc Bergeron 

Rick Berks 

C. Graham Berwind 

Bessemer Trust 

Perri & Bob Bishop 

Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation 

Cynthia R. Boardman 

Lucy & Ray Breeden 

Jessica Brummet 

Michelle Bruzik 

Estate of Walter Bryant, Jr. 

Paula & Robert † Butler 

Greg & Marilyn Byers 

Gordon E. and May R. Cadwgan 

Foundation 

Lancelot 

Adopted: January 24, 2021 

Nancy & Geoffrey Caraboolad 

Linda & William R. Caval 

Joan D. Chorney 

Cynthia & Stephen Collard 

Julie & Michael Connors 

Ms. Rita M. Conway 

Joanna B. Creamer 

Barbara E. Daniell 

Natalie G. Dejoux 

Mary E. Di Iulio 

Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon 

Joan & Steve Ehrhart 

Senji Fallon 

Kathleen Fisher 

Nancy Flinn 

Renate Franco 

Arlette Gordon 

Paula Graham 

Barbara Dughan & Edward Granoff 

Suzanne Griffin 

Gunster Law Firm 

Denise & Dan Hanley 

Melinda & Thomas Hassen 

Krista & Jonathan Henley 

Marsha & Carl Hewitt 

Joan & Jeffrey Hoffberger 

Eileen & Robert Hunt 

Ardith D. Kenny 

Linda & Michael Kibler 

Anonymous 

Cheryl & Alvin Krongard 

Peter Kulin 

Connie & Peter Lacaillade 

Melissa & Jeffrey Laue 

Carol & Thomas Lavell 

Kathleen & Eric Margolin 

Estate of Ann C. Martin 

Patricia McLaughlin 

Adele & George Merck 

Allen Michaan 

Paula & George Michel 

Linda † & Leverett Miller 

Marcia & Stephen Miner 

Estate of John T. Naismith 

NCCI Holdings 


ANNUAL GIVING 

$5,000+ continued 

Lynn and Mickey Nolen 

Nozzle Nolen Pest Solutions 

Palm Beach County Clerk & Comptroller 

PetSmart Charities, Inc. 

Margi & Michael Picotte 

Jerry W. Pittman 

Estate of Louis G. Poulos 

Anonymous 

Teri Lee Roberts 

Laura & Cary Rosen 

Myron Rosenthal 

Charlotte Ross Canet 

Deborah & Charles Royce 

Diane & Anthony Rutgers 

Amanda & Charles Schumacher 

Searcy Denney Scarola 

Barnhart & Shipley 

Jolene & Larry Shapiro 

Kathleen & Gerald Shortz 

Ginny & Dick Simmons 

Julie & Brian Simmons 

Jacqueline A. Sims 

Jane W. Smith 

Diane & Tom Smith 

The Sokol Foundation 

Beth & Howard Stern 

Gary Sugarman 

Ann & George Summers 

Virginia and Joseph Swift Barbary 

Monica & Douglas Taylor 

Diane & Richard Templer 

Betsy & Wally Turner 

United Way Of Palm Beach County 

Scott Waldman 

Teryn & Karl Weintz 

Judith & David Zufi 

Sherlock 

Adopted: November 26, 2021 

$1,000+ 

Genevieve & Gaby Ajram 

Annette & Joseph Allen 

Alley Cat Rescue 

Inger K. Anderson 

Susan & Donald Anderson 

Lisa & Rich Anderson 

Gregory Anderson 

Jane & Christopher Andrews 

Charlene E. Appel 

Stephanie & Scott Augustus 

Molly & Laurence Austin 

Mashi & Manucher Azmudeh 

John Bade 

Callie Baker 

Anonymous 

Kathy Barbiere 

The Barkers Baker 

Carol U. Barton 

Ramona & Lee Bass 

Nancy E. Beale 

Blair & Kenneth Beall 

Nellie Benoit 

CJ & Turner Benoit 

Juan O. Berdecia 

Iris & Barry Bergman 


Molly & Barry Berish 

Joan & James Berkowitz 

In Memory of Carol & 

Sidney Berman 

E. Sue Bernie 

Betty Jane Bickler Trust 

Salesforce.Com 

Kyle Blackmon 

Dhardra Blake 

Janell Bloodworth 

Arriana & D. Dixon Boardman 

Lisa E. Boepple 

Russell S. Bohn 

Evelyn S. Braunfeld 

BRK Republic 

Rita & Charles Bronfman 

David Brower & Michelle Rosin 

Kristina & Austin Bryan 

Darlene C. Bryan 

Bruce A. Bursey 

Ruth & Gordon Cadwgan, Jr. 

Clara & John Caldwell 

Liza & Robert Calhoun 

Gayle & Thomas Cammarano 

Roberta & Michael Canale 

Sherriann & Damion Carufe 

Edna Caruso 

Ann & Frederico Castillo 

Anne Fitzpatrick & Joseph Ceravolo 

Christina Cernik 

Elisabeth A. Pittaluga & 

Philip Cerruti 

Enid E. Cheatham 

Jill W. Christu 

Linda & Nick Cladis 

Pamela & Robert Clark 

Carol Clark 

Olivia & Mark Clark 

Cheryl C. Clark 

James & Emily Clifford 

Paige Coburn 

Kim & C. Payson Coleman 

Sue Ann & William Conaty 

Cristina Condon 

Carol L. Cone 

John S. Connolly & Peg Barrett 

Charles C. Cook & 

Richard N. Cappiello 

William Corrente 

Carla Cove 

Kathleen & Lewis Crampton 

Jonathan M. Cross 

Ruth Frischer & Lawrence Dambra 

Brittain & John Damgard 

Dominic Carl D’Angelo & 

Joanne C. Patton 

Carol J. Daniel 

Frank J. Dardano Properties 

Leslee & Tom Dasher 

Daszkal Bolton 

Jeffrey Davidson 

Susan Davis 

Hermé de Wyman Miro & 

The International Society 

of Palm Beach 

Anonymous 

Marion Delbello 

Denise & Raymond DeRiggi 

Mark DeRussy 

Fortune Dessin 

DEX Imaging 

Arlene & Steven L. Diamond 

Mrs. Denise E. Dickins and 

Mr. Kyle P. Hickman 

Donna Ditchik 

JB Dixson 

Clint Christopher Doorbal & 

Lynnette B. Strasser 

Whitney Douglass 

Donna B. & Robert F. Dugan 

William L. Edwards & Mary Ann 

Edwards Foundation 

Debra & James Edwards 

Amy J. Eisenstadt 

Susan D. Elmore 

Karen & David England 

Ruth & Robert Escher 

Rhonda & Jeffrey Eves 

Gail & Jack Fairbrother 

Nicole & Alexander Fanjul 

Lilly & Sean Ferreira 

Gerald Fineberg 

Pamela & James Finkelstein 

Diane Firsten 

Rhonda & Clifford Fischer 

Sheran & Bernard Flippo 

Florida Public Utilities 

Joseph Floyd & Nikki Peksa 

Elaine Flynn 

Andrea Fodor 

Lydia & Robert Forbes 

Carole & Robert Ford 

Caryn and John Forgatch 

Gwendolyn and Austin Fragomen 

Charles J. Frankel, III 

Gertrude & Israel Freedman 


Stan Fried Private Foundation 

Dora W. Frost 

Daniel Paul Fuoco & Conchi Garcia 

Rosemary & Andrew Gaffey 

Marina & Francesco Galesi 

Elizabeth & Dolf Garcia 

Garden of Life 

Jennifer C. Garrigues 

Carol & Robert Garvy 

Linda S. Glazer 

Jon F. Goebel 

Suzanne P. Gold 

Phyllis and Morris Goldblatt 

Ellen M. Goldsmith 

Claire B. Goldstein 

Virginia Gollery 

Joan & Murray Goodman 

Lance Goodwin 

Barbara J. Gottlieb 

Darcy & George † Gould 

Dana Grassi 

Jennifer D. Griffis 

The Griffis Foundation 

Catherine & Robert C. Groelle 

Kate & James Gubelmann 

Helen & Winston Guest 

Kristina Gustafson 

Silvana & Barry Halperin 

Darlene L. Halstedt 

Anne & Matthews Hamilton 

Hanley Center Foundation 

Edward & Julia Hansen Foundation 

Rosemary Harder & Torrence Harder 

Melanie Harris & Earl L. Denney 

Stephanie M. Heist 

Linda Albritton & Andrew Helgesen 

Whitney & Scott Hesse 

Jane & Peter Hill 

Jesssica & Adam Hirsch 

Cate Hishon 

Jeanne Hogue & Fritz Bell 

Bruce Holliday 

Susan and William Hooper 

Lynne Hopkins 

Lynn Horowitz 

Estate of Kathleen Howard 

Lise L. Hudson 

Elizabeth and Timothy Hulett 

Robin & Randall Hunt 


Impact Landscape & Irrigation 

Deborah & Gerald Ippolito 

Jack Fhillips Design 

Eva & Herbert Jacobi 

Lois D. Jacobson 

Barbara G. Jang 

Ann Folliss Jeffery 

Hope & Charles Jones 

Jones Foster P.A. 

JPMorgan Chase & Co 

Mary Kahn-Tuchmann 

Floyd Kalber 

Olga & James Kane 

Linda & Marc Karon 

James A. Kastrinos 

Michael Kaumeier 

Jayne T. Keith 

Anne Grace Kelly 

The Kenelm Foundation 

Miriam & Steve Kimsey 

Valerie & William King 

Susan & Michael Kirkpatrick 

Effi Klinger 

Howard Koeppel & Mark Hsiao 

Karen & Alan Krause 

Robin & Aaron Krueger 

Kerry & John Kuhlman 

Kristen & David Lambert 

Sydie Lansing 

Judy M. Larue & Douglas Long 

Joanna Leathers McDuffee 

Gail & David Leavitt 

Kurt W. Leckler 

Paula B. Leed 

Talya Lerman & Andrew Packer 

Cindy & Timothy Leuliette 

Lawrence R. Levy 

James Levy 

Charles Lewis 

Catherine & Clifford Lewis 

Limitless Agency 

Susan & K. Prescott Low 

Karin & Joseph Luter 

Nancy & Edward Madden 

Reid S. Magid 

The Billi Marcus Foundation 

Cinde & Craig S. Martin 

Zelda Mason 

Mathews Brewing Company 

Tracy Maxwell 

Helen & Martin May 

Nancy & Jon Mazer 

Douglas McCutcheon 

Mary Beth & Douglas McDaniel 

Nicki & David McDonald 

Jessica & Steven McGillicuddy 

Cheryl & Knox McKee 

Sydney & Peter McKelvy 

Mimi & Leigh McMakin 

Audrey McNiff 

Medical Materials 

Grace & Chris Meigher 

Bert Melnick & Carl Moore 

Ross W. W. Meltzer 

Jane & Kenneth Melville 

Merck Animal Health 

Merrill Lynch 

Therese Mersentes 

Elsa S. Messing 

William & Eliza Meyer 

Bill Meyer 

Anita & Sam Michaels 

Susan & Daniel Michalopoulos 

Ronald Charles Midili & 

Susan C. Slinger 

Mildred Hoit 

Ashley & Prescott Miller 

Teresa Miller 

Nancy Miller 

Barbara & Bill Millholland 

Anonymous 

Diana Minshall 

John T. Morrison 

Virginia L. Mortara 

The Mosaic Foundation 

of R & P Heydon 

Cheryl P. Mowinckel 

Barbara Mulloy-Robbins 

Munro Family Charitable Trust 

Barbara & James Murray 

Lillian & Michael Negley 

Max Newland 

Yvonne Newman 

Heidi & Richard Nielsen 

Jan C. Nixon 

Judith M. Noren 

Tim and Linda O’Connor 


Lorraine Odasso 

Linda R. Olsson 

Beverly & Peter Orthwein 

Susan L. Osborn 

Dan L. Osborne 

Debby & John Oxley 

Kit Pannill 

Mary A. Pappas 

Linda D. Parish 

The Richard Laurence Parish 

Foundation 

Kim & Donald Patrick 

Katherine Pechter 

Pet Test by Advocate 

Mary & Dennis Peters 

Susan & Kai Petersen 

Kathleen Peto 

Louise Pfister Charitable Foundation 

Linda J. Plourde 

Rick Pollock 

Gabriela & David Porges 

Robert S. Post 

Mary & David Pressly 

Katie & James Pressly 

Sophie 

Adopted: June 30, 2021 

Julie & Stephen Prielozny 

Megan & Ryan Quinn 

Beverly Raymond 

The Dale L. Reese Foundation 

Elizabeth A. Reich 

Alexandra Reid & Andrea Reid 

Farley M. Rentschler 

The Ritz Carlton 

Christopher Roemer 

Joann & Herbert Roemmele 

Mary Jane Rojas 

Barbara Rollhaus 

Louis B. Rosenberg 

Lisa Rosenberg 

Ellen F. Ruland 

Cynthia Rupp 

Emilia Saint-Amand Krimendahl 

Alix & Scott Sandell 

Ellen M. Sanders-Galkin 

Scenthound Holdings 

Kathleen & Karl Schaum 

Emmy & Rudolph Scheerer 

Andrea & Alan Schoen 

James Schultz 

Wendy and Philip Scuderi 

Gerald R. Seay 

Betsy Sell 

Margaret B. Shaffer 

Jean & Martin Shafiroff 

Patricia Sharp 

Joan and David Sherman Fund 

Diana L. Shields 

Joann Shumard 

Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation 

Ralph R. Slaton, Jr. 

Hinda & John Snyder 

Yvette Sosa 

David W. Squier 

Jan Steele 

William Bainbridge Steele & 

Christopher Putnam Drake 

Margarita & Klaus Stegmann 

Barbara F. Steinman 

Penney Stern 

Judith C. & Barry Stern 

Christine & Robert P. Stiller 

The Lawrence and Marjorie 

Stoll Foundation 

Anonymous 

Donald Sullivan 

Lindsey Swann 

John J. Tatooles & Victor Moore 

Rita L. Taylor 

Jean W. Terlizzi 

Andrea C. Thomas 

Joan & James Tofias 

Alison & Robert K. Torrington 

James R. Tracy 

Mary & Antony Underwood 

USA Strong 

Virginia G. Valentine 

Judy & Fritz Van der Grift 

Very Important Paws 

Diana & Bob Vila 

Gil Walsh 

Ellen Warhit 

Christine Watkins 

Ralph E. Watson 

Teresa & Jacob Webb 

The Weintz Family 

Harbor Lights Foundation 

Jacqueline E. Michel & 

David E. Weisman 

Mrs. Rodman L. Drake 

Carol Weltz 

Kendall Wheeler 

Anne White 

Gail C. White 

Ryan Williams 

Arthur Wittman, III 

Van Riper Woodard 


Gail Worth 

Wrightson Ramsing Foundation 

Peggy and Adam Young 


Madeline Ziccardi 


FOREVER FRIENDS 

For the Love of Animals 

295 

INDIVIDUALS HAVE 

REMEMBERED 

PEGGY ADAMS 

IN THEIR ESTATE PLANS 

Our organization has experienced remarkable 

growth through estate gifts that have impacted 

the future of animal welfare in Palm Beach 

County. In 2013 we were informed of a 

bequest from the estate of Eunice J. Gardiner, a 

devoted lover of animals. Prior to her passing, 

Mrs. Gardiner established a planned gift to aid 

the lost, abandoned, and injured animals in our 

community. Peggy Adams now receives over 

two million dollars each year from this perpetual 

trust which ensures that our life saving work will 

continue for generations to come. In recognition 

of Mrs. Gardiner’s vision and generosity, our 

13.5-acre campus has been renamed The 

Eunice J. Gardiner Campus. 

Including Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

in your will, trust, or other estate plan is one of 

the most meaningful ways to save animals lives 

for years to come. We appreciate the thoughtful 

intentions of our Forever Friends. All gifts to our 

organization will benefit the animals we serve 

each and every day. 

Eunice J. Gardiner 

In January 2021, Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League welcomed the first Peace of 

Mind enrollee to our shelter after his owner 

passed away. More than four years earlier, 

before she ever became ill, Mr. Monk’s owner 

had enrolled her pet in Peggy Adams’ Peace 

of Mind program. 

Two days after his arrival, Mr. Monk was 

adopted into a new, loving home with an 

experienced owner who had been looking for 

a dog just like him. She wrote, “Peggy Adams 

was wonderful in all aspects of stewarding his 

adoption and settling him into his new home. 

He arrived with several of his previous comfort 

toys and a bed as well as a leash, crate, all 

his shots and two bags of food to start him off. 

Peggy Adams was very helpful in providing all 

Forever Friends are those who have notified us 

of their established legacy gift through a bequest 

or trust, or through a life insurance policy, 

retirement account, or charitable gift annuity. 

PEACE OF MIND 

First Peace of Mind Program Pet Placed 

the arrangements and information regarding 

his history and guidance for continued support 

and coordination with Peggy Adams... It was 

an honor to be the first participant in the Peace 

of Mind program and entrusted to give a safe 

and happy home to Mr. Monk.” 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

developed the Peace of Mind program after 

receiving numerous inquiries from dog and 

cat owners concerned about their pets’ futures 

and after seeing many animals arrive at the 

shelter orphaned by the loss of their owners. 

Through an estate gift designated solely for 

the Peace of Mind program, pet owners can 

be assured that their dog or cat will continue 

to receive loving, compassionate care if they 

outlive their owner. 

45 

OWNERS 

HAVE ENROLLED THEIR 

PETS IN THE PEACE 

OF MIND PROGRAM 

To learn more or to discuss a planned gift, please contact Kati Erickson, Director of Development and Marketing, 

561.472.8576 or K.Erickson@PeggyAdams.org 


Simon 

Adopted: September 23, 2021 

2021 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 

Financial Summary 

REVENUE 

Contributions, Grants, Events & Retail $9,861,475 

Programs 1,582,939 

Investment Income 2,344,718 

Total Revenue $13,789,132 

EXPENSES 

Programs $9,995,807 

General & Administrative 773,166 

Fundraising & Marketing 811,767 

Total Expenses $11,580,740 

Financial Position 

Cash & Investments $43,713,425 

Pledge and Grant Receivable, Net 69,578,423 

Property & Equipment, Net 30,169,679 

Other Assets 466,822 

Total Assets $143,928,349 

Total Liabilities 1,407,484 

Net Assets without Donor Restrictions 72,747,592 

Net Assets with Donor Restrictions 69,773,273 

Total Net Assets $142,520,865 

Functional Expenses 

86% 

PROGRAM & SERVICES 

7% 

FUNDRAISING 

& MARKETING 

7% 

GENERAL & 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

On behalf of the animals we serve, we thank you, 

our donors, sponsors and friends, for making a 

difference and saving lives. We appreciate your 

dedication to building a more humane community. 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization 

serving Palm Beach County, and does not receive funding from city, state, or the federal 

government. We rely solely on the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations 

to provide quality programs and services to the community. Donations directly support 

programs and services to help animals in need in Palm Beach County. 

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $143,928,349 



34,179 

ANIMALS SERVED 

THROUGH 

PEGGY ADAMS’ 

PROGRAMS 

AND SERVICES 

Record 

Breaking Year! 

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