Humane Association Inc. of Monroe County

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“Board members are provided an electronic copy of the 990 return. The return is discussed at the following board meeting.”

“Monthly, at each board meeting, members are reminded to disclose any possible conflicts and are bound to disclose if any conflicts arise during the year.”

“Compensation for top official salaries are reviewed annually by the finance committee and then the entire board of directors. Compensation based upon the organization's budget size, reasonable and comparable salaries for similar sized organizations, and performance.”

“Compensation for top official salaries are reviewed annually by the finance committee and then the entire board of directors. Compensation based upon the organization's budget size, reasonable and comparable salaries for similar sized organizations, and performance.”

“Documents are made available upon request.”

“Our volunteers are vital to the operation of the monroe county humane association. They provide essential services throughout the organization from the managerial oversight of our board members, to our therapy dog handlers, office and adminstration assistance, and support with special events.”

“Through 2018, mcha facilitated and participated in more than 40 fundraising and outreach events, coordinated 98 humane education programs, directed 5 classes and certified 34 students in pet first aid and safety. To support education programming, mcha houses a roster of animal ambassadors, including two corn snakes, one new in 2019, one bearded dragon, one french lopp rabbit, two domestic rats, and two beta fish. Focused on children's programming and humane education, mcha facilitated 76 youth programs, ten monthly afterschool club meetings, and five weeks of summer camp hosting ten children, ages six through ten, each week. Part of our outreach network includes pet-human volunteer teams that participate and provide in animal assisted therapy called vipaws. Mcha coordinated a roster of eight teams, four new in 2018, to facilitate in volunteer animal assisted therapy in the community. Four teams retired or resigned due to relocation in 2018.”

“Through the nonprofit veterinary clinic and outreach center, mcha facilitated a pet food pantry, emergency housing program and community cat program. In 2018, mcha trap-neutered and returned 40 community cats. Through a network of volunteers and a foster program, mcha coordinated emergency housing for 15 animals due to inclement weather, homelessness, domestic violence and other emergent reasons that left families homeless. The food pantry provides pet food and other supplies to pet owners in monroe county. Pantry clients must show proof that pets are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and living in monroe county. In 2018, mcha distributed more than 13,300lbs of dry dog and cat food, and an additional 180lbs in cat litter, 2,400 cans of wet dog and cat food, and dog and cat treats.”