Red Paw Emergency Relief Team

“During our Board Meetings and throughout the year, all steps and accounts are reviewed including donations and expenses, filing process & all forms are reviewed either in person or via email.”

“Red Paw's Audit Committee (hereinafter Committee) will provide oversight of this Conflict-of-Interest Policy. This Committee shall determine whether a conflict exists and whether it is material, and in the presence of an existing material conflict, whether the contemplated transaction may be authorized as just, fair, and reasonable to Red Paw. If the conflict is material and adverse, the director, officer, or staff member shall recuse her/himself from any discussion or decision regarding the material matter at hand. The Committee shall have the discretion to adopt reasonable and fair procedures for implementing this Policy.”

“| Name of the Person:, The process used to establish compensation of the person who served in:|, The year in which this process was last undertaken:| Jennifer M Leary, At every annual Board Mtg., since the Organization was established (2011) we have discussed and voted on compensation issues. It has been and remains the consensus of the Board for non-compensation of the Executive Board Members, Committee Members, Chief Executive Officers and the Founder of the Organization., 2017| Lori Albright, At every annual Board Mtg., since the Organization was established (2011) we have discussed and voted on compensation issues. It has been and remains the consensus of the Board for non-compensation of the Executive Board Members, Committee Members, Chief Executive Officers and the Founder of the Organization., 2017|”

“We review with our members and volunteers at our annual meeting. All financial information isalso always available via Charity Navigator.”

“Yes, all of the above.”

“72 hour Intake & Emergency care. We have partnered with several emergency vet practices, primary care vets and doggie day-care/boarding facilities to provide longer term boarding for clients displaced for more than 21 days. We have also significantly increased our capacity for emergency intake and shelter by partnering with several for-profit businesses that donate two weeks of boarding for up to ten additional pets. We have completely restructured the 2 previously paid volunteer and animal care management positions and increased the number of trained volunteer responders to include active firefighters and veterans. These changes have enabled the organization to increase the number of calls/responses and increase the number of families served by providing support on-scene and in the immediate aftermath of the disaster. We also have incorporated a trained dispatch volunteer 24/7, 365 to support our responders and to help coordinate emergency shelter and 72 hour intake procedures.”

“| Description:, Amount:| Transport, Boarding, Client Casework and Management/Logistics, $17450| Emergency Medical Treatment, $11330| Reunion Kit Supplies and pet hotel fees, $7500| On-Call Community Residential Disaster Response, $14000| Emergency Responder Supplies and On-scene supply kits, carriers etc, $4500| Vehicle Maintenance and fuel, $7500|”