Providing for Paws

“Expenses advertising & promotion 1,115 vendor space rental 80 office expense 670 telephone 2,765 paypal fees 41 bank fees 35 computer & internet 289 vehicle loan 1,693 insurance 2,582 pet food & supplies 6,116 auto expense 1,356 dues & subscriptions 140 kennel supplies 2,639 burial fees 395 license & permits 40 non-investment depreciation 5,077 total 25,033”

“25,384 25,384 less accumulated depreciation 423 5,500 total 24,961 19,884”

“Ally auto loan 24,035 19,378”

“The organization's primary mission is to help pets stay in their family homes. When necessary, the organization rescues animals and places them in loving homes, either directly or through other rescue groups.”

“During 2017 providing for paws adopted out 115 dogs/puppies and 80 cats/kittens. We had a much larger intake of animals while working with less financial resources this year. Our ability to do larger numbers for community service decreased due to the lack of donations this year. Provided over 1200 bags of dog and cat food to low income families. We were only able to service 60 homes for medical care in the community. The organization provided straw and igloos to outside animals in detroit for the winter and distributed food to those in need. Providing for paws is no longer doing trap, neuter and release (tnr) on our own. We often assist other cat rescues in their tnr efforts as well as taking on cats or kittens from these projects.”