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House Rabbit RHDV2 Vaccination Project

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Project Progress 56 / 56

100.00%


Percentage Ahead or Behind

0.00%


305 out of 305 days left

Time Elapsed

Grant Goal

Our success is tracked based entirely on the number of bunnies we can serve and vaccines we can afford. We cannot intake a bunny unless they are vaccinated. (I don't know how to assign a Tracking Metric Goal number below). =)

Grant Timing

  • Mar 01 2021 Start
  • Dec 31 2021 End

Grant Overview

Application Status

Approved

Contacts

Denise Chamberlain Transition Team Management Secretary
Email: pixies@magicbrusharts.com
Phone: (720) 352-2506

Proposed Timing

Start Date: 2021-03-01
End Date: 2021-12-31

Grant Description

To provide life-saving vaccine to protect House Rabbits in our shelter and adoption homes from the deadly Rabbit Hemorrhagic Virus 2 (RHDV2).

Tracking Metric

Description
In the spring of 2020, Covid-19 shut down our shelter for 3 months during our Governor's Stay at Home Order, and all of our shelter bunnies went into foster care homes with our Volunteers. At that same time, Colorado had it's first reported case of a similar novel virus attacking bunnies - Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus 2. Now that our shelter is reopen and serving our community, we are battling this deadly virus that is extremely contagious among bunnies and is nearly 100% fatal. If one bunny in our shelter contracts the virus, our entire population will have to be euthanized per our governing agency. Thankfully there is a vaccine which we, through our partnering Veterinarian, import from England to administer to all incoming shelter bunnies. The bunnies must then be microchipped to record and track their vaccination, and they must be vaccinated every year. Bunnies can live to be 15 years old, so the expense adds up. The vaccine is 90% effective. Cases have been reported in Washington, New York City, New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, California and Utah. We are committed to providing education and vaccine to all our incoming shelter bunnies who travel from neighboring states also fighting this virus, and provide vaccine access to our previously adopted bunnies, as well as special adoption cases for lower-income adopters to afford medical care for their bunns. This year we vaccinated over 180 bunnies. We expect that number to grow to over 200 in 2021.

Goal
56

Overall Grant Progress

  • Receive and Review

    Application submission and review

    A
  • Create and Track

    Project creation and tracking

    C

100%

  • B

    Evaluate and Decide

    Staff and board evaluation and decision

  • D

    Reporting

    Final reporting

25%

Receive and Review

Application submission and review complete

50%

Evaluate and Decide

Staff and board evaluation and decision complete

75%

Create and Track

Project creation and tracking complete

100%

Reporting

Final reporting complete

A. Recieve and Review

  • 100% Complete
  • 8 of 8 tasks completed

Receive grant application. Check for errors, omissions, and overall completness. Verify non-profit status via Guidestar and 501(c)3) letter.

100% Complete

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B. Evaluation

  • 100% Complete
  • 4 of 4 tasks completed

Board and staff evaluate grant application submission and decide to grant or decline the application.

100% Complete

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C. Create and Track

  • 66.67% Complete
  • 4 of 6 tasks completed

Grant approved and project started. Send out grant check, award letter and project tracketing agreement. Project monitoring begins.

66.67% Complete

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D. Report and Promote

  • 0% Complete
  • 0 of 6 tasks completed

Receive final reporting from grantee. Make reports to board and staff. Communicate with public. Conduct final Q&A.

0% Complete

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