Humane Society of Indianapolis

“Kay Whitaker, the organization's cfo, was hired through Liftbridge, a finance and accounting services company. Her total compensation for cfo services during 2024 was $65,651.”

“The organization does not have any committees that act on the behalf of the governing body so this question has been intentionally marked no.”

“The organization's established process to review the 990 is for a draft of the 990 to be provided to the finance committee for review. After review and approval of the finance committee the 990 is provided to the board of directors for approval prior to filing.”

“The officers, board members, and senior management of the humane society complete an annual disclosure of any conflicts of interest. The disclosures are reviewed by the executive committee of the board. If a board member has a conflict of interest, he/she must abstain from voting on that matter.”

“The board of directors establishes, reviews, and approves, on an ongoing basis, the compensation amount of the chief executive officer. Comparability data is used to determine reasonableness of compensation level. The deliberations are appropriately documented and the process is undertaken annually. The most recent review process was undertaken in february 2024.”

“The audited financial statements, articles of incorporation, bylaws, the irs' determination letter, and conflict of interest policy are made available to the public upon request to the organization's business office.”

“(Expenses $ 1,802,597 including grants of $ 0)(Revenue $ 0) The Humane Society of Indianapolis partnered with Chewy.com to distribute pet food and supplies valued at over $2 million to shelters and rescues across thirty-seven Indiana counties and six states.”

“(Expenses $ 0 including grants of $ 0)(Revenue $ 0) Modeling a Pet Resource Center after other successful Programs in other states, the Pet Resource Center will support keeping pets in the home and/or delaying intake for someone who may be releasing pets into our care until such time as it is reasonable to take the pets into custody. IndyHumane's Pet Resource Center will Provide judgment-free, empathetic, equitable support and solutions that include: 1) Access to free food through IndyHumane's Downtown Pantry 2) Access to free vaccines, Preventatives, and other medical care as needed 3) Financial support to assist with rental security deposits 4) Free pet supplies, crates, fencing, other pet equipment 5) Access to sites like ReHome and other self-rehoming pet sites 6) Collaboration and referrals to local partners like FIDO and IndyCARES that offer specialized solutions for Pet owners (fencing, expanded medical support, etc.) 7) Pet training and behavior resources”

“Change in beneficial Interest in Trust - 15191; Total - 15191;”