High Plains Humane Society Inc

“Clinic income cost of goods sold 12,073 expenses advertising and promotion 3,647 supplies 749 telepphone 1,514 travel 2,079 insurance 2,293 donated supplies 1,946 miscellaneous 159 veterinarian supplies 7,370 misc supplies 5,798 microchips 6,084 rabies tags 507 shelter vaccines 4,704 shelter leashes 723 mayor's ball supplies 1,935 non-investment depreciation 6,686 total 58,267”

“Inventories for sale or use 13,535 13,535 furniture, fixures & equipment 39,630 45,732 less accumulated depreciation 33,289 39,975 total 19,876 19,292”

“Deferred income 51,000 41,551”

“High plains humane society works in curry county and the surrounding areas to reduce animal cruelty, exploitation, and neglect. We advocate for sensible public policies that bring forth positive changes in our community, and we educate the general public on the importance of being responsible pet owners. We are constantly striving to make this world a better place for our furry friends, and we network with other organizations who share our beliefs. Sterilization is the key to solving the region's overpopulation and excessively high euthanasia numbers. We established a continual, low-cost spay and neuter program in the community for pet owners who could not otherwise afford this service, and we maintain a pet food pantry to assist families and pets during times of need. We partner with veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and their staff to provide quality care for each pet. As part of the program, each pet is spayed or neutered. Additionally, they are given important vaccinations to prevent illness and the spreading of diseases, and a microchip to assist in getting pets back home should they ever become lost.”

“High plains humane society works in curry county and the surrounding areas to reduce animal cruelty, exploitation, and neglect. We advocate for sensible public policies that bring forth positive changes in our community, and we educate the general public on the importance of being responsible pet owners. We are constantly striving to make this world a better place for our furry friends, and we network with other organizations who share our beliefs. Sterilization is the key to solving the region's overpopulation and excessively high euthanasia numbers. We established a continual, low-cost spay and neuter program in the community for pet owners who could not otherwise afford this service, and we maintain a pet food pantry to assist families and pets during times of need. We partner with veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and their staff to provide quality care for each pet. As part of the program, each pet is spayed or neutered. Additionally, they are given important vaccinations to prevent illness and the spreading of diseases, and a microchip to assist in getting pets back home should they ever become lost.”

“The high plains humane societys mission is to advocate for programs that will increase lifesaving, full transparency, and engagement with the community, and become a no-kill shelter of 90% by 2025. We are the advocate and voice for those who cannot speak, we are the face of hope as we work with the community and other organizations to constantly strive to create new ideas and goals to increase lifesaving, creating a new culture of compassion, to bring about change, vision, and a safe, pet loving community.”