FOUNDING MASTER PLAN CAMPAIGN

Designing the Future 2,000-Animal Rescue & Care Campus

A Vision for the Future of Animal Welfare

Across New York and the United States, thousands of dogs and cats live without stable shelter, veterinary care, or safe environments. Many municipal shelters operate beyond capacity, while volunteer rescue organizations struggle with limited infrastructure and resources.

New Human Right Inc. is launching a long-term initiative to develop a large-scale Animal Rescue & Care Campus on Long Island designed to provide humane shelter, veterinary care, rehabilitation services, and sustainable animal welfare infrastructure.

The proposed campus will serve up to 2,000 animals and combine both nonprofit rescue operations and professional animal care services.

The campus will include:

• Shelter capacity for 1,000 rescued animals (dogs and cats)
• Veterinary and rehabilitation facilities
• Quarantine and medical treatment units
• Secure open-yard environments for humane animal care
• Adoption and volunteer support infrastructure

In addition, the campus will include a 1,000-capacity professional pet boarding and care facility designed for pet owners who travel or require temporary care for their animals.

Revenue generated from these services will help support rescue operations and strengthen the long-term financial sustainability of the campus.

This hybrid model creates a balanced and self-sustaining animal welfare ecosystem, where compassionate rescue operations are supported by responsible service infrastructure.

Phase 1 — Master Plan Development

Before construction can begin, the project must complete the technical, environmental, and planning work required for a development initiative of this scale.

We are launching the Founding Master Plan Campaign to finance the professional planning and engineering required to transform this vision into a buildable project.

Campaign Goal: $750,000

This phase focuses entirely on designing and preparing the development framework for the future campus.

What This Phase Will Deliver

The Master Plan phase will create the comprehensive development blueprint that allows the project to move toward construction planning and major capital fundraising.

Funds raised during this campaign will support:

• Architectural campus master planning
• Land use planning for a 20–30 acre site
• Engineering studies and infrastructure planning
• Environmental compliance and regulatory analysis
• Zoning strategy and municipal approval preparation
• Site surveys and geotechnical analysis
• Preliminary construction planning documentation

At the conclusion of this phase, the organization will have a professional development framework ready for construction planning, contractor bidding, and future capital fundraising.

Master Plan Phase Budget

Architectural master plan development — $160,000

Engineering studies and infrastructure planning — $110,000

Environmental review and compliance — $80,000

Zoning and planning consultants — $90,000

Legal preparation and permitting support — $50,000

Site surveys and geotechnical studies — $90,000

Project coordination and development management — $100,000

Organizational administration and compliance — $70,000

Total Phase 1 Target: $750,000

A portion of the campaign supports the organizational infrastructure and project management capacity required to responsibly coordinate a complex development initiative involving engineering teams, environmental compliance, regulatory approvals, and development planning.

The Long-Term Vision

Once completed, the Animal Rescue & Care Campus will include:

• Rescue and rehabilitation space for 1,000 homeless animals
• A full veterinary treatment and surgery facility
• Adoption and community education center
• Secure outdoor exercise and enrichment yards
• Volunteer and training facilities
• A 1,000-capacity professional pet boarding center
• Modern sustainable infrastructure supporting animal health and welfare

The campus is designed to become one of the largest integrated animal rescue and care centers in the Northeastern United States.

Why This Project Matters

Homeless animals continue to face overcrowded shelters, limited veterinary care access, and unstable living conditions.

This project aims to:

• Provide humane shelter and rehabilitation
• Expand adoption opportunities
• Strengthen volunteer rescue networks
• Improve veterinary care capacity
• Create sustainable animal rescue infrastructure
• Support responsible pet care services for families

By combining nonprofit rescue operations with professional animal care services, the campus creates a model that is both compassionate and financially sustainable.

Support the Founding Phase

Support levels for this campaign include:

Founding Master Plan Sponsor — $200,000

Master Plan Patron — $100,000

Campus Builder — $50,000

Animal Guardian — $5,000

Community Supporter — Any contribution

Major supporters may be recognized in future campus donor installations and project acknowledgements.

Help Us Build the Blueprint

Every major development project begins with a plan.

Your support will help create the architectural and engineering blueprint required to move this vision forward.

By contributing to the Founding Master Plan Campaign, you help take the first step toward building a safe and sustainable future for thousands of animals.

Make a Contribution

Your donation today helps transform a vision into a buildable project.

Support the Founding Master Plan Campaign and help design the future of compassionate animal care.

Together we can build the foundation for a campus that protects animals, supports communities, and creates lasting impact.