City Dogs & City Kitties Rescue, Washington DC
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​CDCK's Impact in One Community: Smyth County, VA
 2021
Total Intake = 1091
Total Adoptions = 1063
Returned to Owner = 0
​Transferred = 1
​​Humane Euthanasia/Deceased* = 17
Lost In Care*​​ = 0

2020

Total Intake = 1588
Total Adoptions = 1723
Returned to Owner = 0
​Transferred = 4
​​Humane Euthanasia/Deceased* = 6
Lost In Care*​​ = 1
​Trap-Neuter-Release = 1

2019
Total Intake = 1187
Total Adoptions = 1157
​Returned to Owner = 1
Transferred = 1
​​Humane Euthanasia/Deceased* = 23
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Lost In Care* = 1

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2018
Total Intake = 1084
Total Adoptions = 1051
​Returned to Owner = 2
​Transferred = 7
Humane Euthanasia/Deceased* = 21

Lost In Care* = 0

Humane euthanasia/deceased statement:  CDCK follows the Asilomar Accords definitions of “Healthy,” “Treatable,” “Unhealthy &​ Untreatable." CDCK is a no-kill rescue in that every medically and behaviorally "healthy" and "treatable" dog or cat that comes into our care will be saved.  This means prioritizing safety and quality of life for both the animals and people in our community. Dogs and cats who cannot be rehabilitated medically or behaviorally are humanely euthanized.  Our primary "euthanasia/deceased" counts are neonatal kittens who acquired disease at the shelter and could not be saved. ​
Lost in Care:  Despite having training and safety protocols in place, on a few occasions a rescue animal has managed to break away from a foster family's home.  Even with a phenomenal volunteer lost animal recovery lead and team who employ extraordinary efforts, CDCK has not been fortunate enough to recover every animal who becomes lost from a foster home. These animals weigh heavy on our hearts. ​
2020 Revenue
Donations $605,280.60 
Adoption Fees $416,894.99 
Donated Goods and Services $142,315.15 
Employee Giving $45,309.12 
Corp/Foundations $40,259.83 
Fundraising Events $39,963.67 
Fundraising Programs $12,065.67 
Interest Income $2,300.51 
Other Income $2,402.70 
Total Revenue $1,306,792.24 
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​2020 Expense
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  • Programs  $987,626.98
  • Administration $126,201.27 
  • Fundraising $45,756.98 
Total Expenses  $1,159,585.23  
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About Us
City Dogs & City Kitties
Rescue saves adoptable dogs and cats in overcrowded and high-kill shelters, where resources are severely limited. We offer a lifeline to as many of these wonderful pups and kitties as possible. 

City Dogs & City Kitties Rescue
1812 1/2 11th St NW
Washington, DC 20001


Administrative Office Hours:
We are not a shelter and do not accept animal surrenders at our location, nor do we have adoptable animals onsite. All of our adoptable animals are in private foster homes.


Due to  COVID-19 we have closed traditional office hours. Visit our contact page for information about foster supply pick up. 
City Dogs Rescue has federal tax exemption under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, effective September 21, 2011.
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  • CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
    • We Are Home >
      • FOX5 Good Day DC #BettyWhiteChallenge
      • Media Release | We Are Home Print
    • Giving Levels
    • Rainbow Bridge Medallion
  • ADOPT
    • Adoptable Dogs >
      • Adopting a Puppy
    • Adoptable Cats
    • Adoption FAQs
    • Training >
      • Trainers and Behaviorists
    • Finding Your Lost Dog
  • FOSTER
    • Foster a City Dog
    • Foster a City Kitty
  • VOLUNTEER
    • CDCK Kids
  • DONATE
    • Rainbow Bridge Medallion
    • Auction Donors
    • Urgent Medical Needs
  • EVENTS
  • ABOUT
    • Mission, Vision, & Guiding Principles
    • Impact and Financials
    • Board of Directors and Executive Director
    • Careers
    • Awards & Press
    • Sponsors
    • Blog
    • Newsletter
    • CDCK FAQs
    • Contact Us
  • SHOP