Gentle Giants Draft Horse

“Christine hajek peter james mcintosh, jr. Exec dir treasurer husband/wife”

“Board of directors meets and reviews the tax return prior to filing.”

“The board of directors, officers, and key employees review this annually.”

“Board of directors meets, discusses and approves annual compensation for executive director and other employees.”

“SEE 15A.”

“Idaho, illinois, indiana, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, massachusetts, maryland, maine, michigan, minnesota, missouri, mississippi, montana, north carolina, north dakota, nebraska, new hampshire, new jersey, new mexico, nevada, new york, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, virginia, vermont, washington, wisconsin, west virginia, wyoming, american samoa, federated states of micronesia, guam, marshall islands, n mariana islands, puerto rico, palau, virgin islands”

“The public may review the financial statements and tax return upon request.”

“Volunteers provide various services in horse care, maintenance and grounds upkeep, and office work.”

“Gentle giants draft horse rescue furthers its mission by also assisting humane law enforcement organizations across the united states by offering control and custody during litigations of abuse and neglect, we are often able to offer this resource at no cost to the humane law enforcement organization, further empowering them to enforce animal welfare law and protect more horses. We also offer our rescue services to private owners of horses who find themselves unable to provide adequate nutrition and/or medical care to the animals they possess, preventing those animals from further neglect or suffering and keeping more horses out of the horse slaughter auction pipeline. Gentle giants operates several public safety net programs to assist animals in need, such as operation geld - a certificate based financial assistance for equine castrations within the state of maryland; maryland hay bank - which provides support of hay to private owners facing a temporary financial crisis to assist the horse owner during a brief period of need, and to keep horses in homes; euthanasia assistance - to financially provide for veterinary administered humane euthanasia of horses in extreme states of illness and injury in which rehabilitation would be impossible or even cruel, preventing horses with grave injuries like broken legs, those who are of advanced age, or those in late-stage illness from suffering the additional horror of languishing in their current state or being shipped to slaughter in their fragile condition. Gentle giants also extends donation-based technical large animal rescue services within a two-hour radius of our facility. Gentle giants reaches hundreds of thousands of people annually to educate them on the horror of horse slaughter through public expositions and presentations, clinics, speaking engagements, tours, social media platforms, web-based information, email, direct mail, and telephone. In 2019, gentle giants reached 1,953,905 individual americans to make them aware of the fate of unwanted horses in the united states. 59,381 people joined membership in gentle giants, returning 118,762 signed petitions to the speaker of the house to stop the export of horses for slaughter. Gentle giants is also active in the maryland horse council, the maryland horse industry board, and maryland association of rescues and equine sanctuaries.”

“Vet care & supplies 322,613 0 0 agency fee 194,565 948 0 repairs & maintenance 187,975 0 0 mailhouse and laser 94,782 462 90,983 farrier 180,900 0 0 miscellaneous 72,600 220 43,704 waste disposal 104,541 0 0 auto & truck 95,062 0 0 list rental 44,422 216 42,641 bank charges 0 69,067 0 horse rescue 63,292 0 0 back-end costs 30,807 150 29,572 data processing 26,600 0 25,534 dues & subscriptions 0 50,876 0 fulfillment 21,353 104 20,497 volunteer & staff expense 31,998 0 0 training 11,947 0 0 donations 0 8,323 0 tack 5,566 0 0 contract labor & services 4,349 0 0 taxes & licenses 950 0 0 boarding 695 0 0 total 1,495,017 130,366 252,931”

“Book-tax depreciation difference 203,546”