Kitten Krazy Inc.

“Mark mirrotto wendy mirrotto chairman exec. Dir married couple”

“Federal form 990 was approved by the board prior to filing”

“The organization's board reviews potential conflicts at an annual board meeting. The chairman of the board is responsible for overseeing the policy.”

“Executive director's salary is approved by the board of directors.”

“Consistent with the requirements of section 6104 (d) of the irc and the regulations thereunder, copies of the organizations's form 990 and governing documents shall be made available upon request, in a timely manner, and subject to the charges permitted by law to any individual who requests it.”

“Our mission at kitten krazy is to help the lost, abandoned, stray and unwanted cats and kittens in medina county and its surrounding communities find their forever homes. We are a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit cat shelter that primarily takes in, at our discretion, healthy, well-socialized kittens under 6 lbs. They are fully vetted including spay/neuter prior to adoption.”

“As of 12/31/18, kitten krazy, inc. Has a roster of over 75 active volunteers. Following is a list of their daily tasks: "clean cat cages "laundry "dishes "sweep/mop floors "check name collars (too loose/tight) and trim nails "address clients' questions "answer phones "perform adoptions "plan and attend fundraisers "send thank you notes "drive cats to vet appointments "medical night - check in all new cats/kittens and test, vaccine, worm, flea treat, cut nails, and check for medical conditions”

“Kitten krazy was formed in may 2004 and designated as a nonprofit as of august 4, 2004 to help the lost, abandoned, stray and unwanted cats and kittens in medina county and its surrounding communities find a place of refuge. Once in our care, the cats are typically fully vetted within the first few hours with the exception of spay/neuter, which is scheduled within their 14-day quarantine hold to ensure they are healthy enough for surgery. Once cats are deemed healthy, they are placed in one of several free-roaming adoption rooms where the goal is to find them their new forever home. Since we are a private shelter, we do not qualify for government funding at the local, state or federal levels. Instead, we rely on our adoption fees, fundraising and, most importantly, corporate and individual donors, to help us with our mission to ensure that one day there will be no more homeless cats and kittens. Our primary fundraising event is held annually in september called the "spay-ghetti and no balls dinner- and is well-attended. Our founder and executive director, wendy mirrotto, created a tv show called cat chat to provide viewers with information about cat behavior, medical issues, and kitten krazy adoptable cats. The show has been so successful that we celebrated our 100th episode on july 27, 2018 before a live audience. Total volunteer hours for 2018 were 9,998.5 hours. As of december 31, 2018, kitten krazy has placed over 5,546 fully vetted cats and kittens.”

“Quick fix low-cost spay/neuter clinic is a program of kitten krazy, inc. It was opened on july 1, 2011 to provide high-quality, high-volume, low-cost spay/neuter and wellness services for cats and dogs to medina county residents and animal organizations and its surrounding communities. As of 12/31/2018, quick fix performed nearly 50,000 spay/neuter surgeries. We have a staff of one veterinarian, 1 rvt, 5 vet assistants, 3 admins and an office manager. Our founder and executive director runs both businesses and maintains a modest salary to allow for growth. This year, renovations to move quick fix into a different space at the same location cost approximately 50,000 out-of-pocket (no funding available). This renovation and move allows quick fix to double its surgery capacity - previously at 35-40 animals per day - to over 80 animals per day. Plans to add a second veterinarian and additional surgical staff will commence in early 2019.”