Northcoast Marine Mammal Center

“Expenses advertising 1,206 office supplies 1,482 computer expenses 2,919 insurance 4,182 auto expenses 2,939 bank charges 719 dues 209 gift shop 672 receptions 392 signage 322 taxes & licenses 705 freight 885 hospital supplies 18,742 operating expenses 9,854 personnel 275 telephone 2,282 non-investment depreciation 1,750 total 49,535”

“Prior year change in fixed assets -17,646”

“Accounts receivable 0 80 inventories for sale or use 0 5,729 necropsy table 0 3,037 less accumulated depreciation 0 3,037 sign 0 600 less accumulated depreciation 0 600 walk in freezer 0 5,443 less accumulated depreciation 0 5,443 office equipment 0 2,280 less accumulated depreciation 0 2,280 daninject dart guns 0 3,564 less accumulated depreciation 0 1,109 new truck 0 20,000 less accumulated depreciation 0 667 other assets 7,467 0 total 7,467 27,597”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 9,689 6,916”

“The northcoast marine mammal centers (nmmc) mission is to promote the long-term health of marine mammals along approximately two hundred miles of remote coastline in humboldt and del norte counties in northern california. The nmmc does this through the rescue and rehabilitation of sick, injured, or orphaned marine mammals. The species we most often rehabilitate are pinnepeds: california sea lions, northern elephant seals, and pacific harbor seals. Less common patients include northern fur seals, guadalupe fur seals, and stellers sea lions. An additional goal of the nmmc is to develop and present educational programs that foster an understanding of marine mammals and their environment.”

“The northcoast marine mammal centers (nmmc) mission is to promote the long-term health of marine mammals along approximately two hundred miles of remote coastline in humboldt and del norte counties in northern california. The nmmc does this through the rescue and rehabilitation of sick, injured, or orphaned marine mammals. The species we most often rehabilitate are pinnepeds: california sea lions, northern elephant seals, and pacific harbor seals. Less common patients include northern fur seals, guadalupe fur seals, and stellers sea lions. An additional goal of the nmmc is to develop and present educational programs that foster an understanding of marine mammals and their environment.”