Providing for Paws

“Expenses advertising & promotion 935 telephone 1,170 bank fees 30 computer & internet 283 vehicle loan 980 insurance 3,360 pet food & supplies 10,591 auto expense 2,034 dues & subscriptions 20 volunteeer expense 2,972 non-investment depreciation 5,076 total 27,451”

“Depreciable equipment 25,384 25,384 less accumulated depreciation 10,577 15,653 total 14,807 9,731”

“Ally auto loan 15,300 10,418”

“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 2019 providing for paws adopted out 92 dogs/puppies and 139 cats/kittens. Provided over 1200 bags of dog and cat food to low income families. We were able to service 60 homes for veterinary care spending over 3,000 for owned amimal pet care and veterinary expenses in the community. The organization provided straw and igloos to outside animals in detroit area for the winter and distributed food to those in need. Providing for paws is doing trap, neuter and release (tnr) again, and has kept numerous litters in 2019. We often assist other cat rescues in their tnr efforts as well as taking on cats or kittens from these projects.”