Petopia Inc

“The draft 990 will be emailed to all three board members providing them with the opportunity to ask questions, review and approve before it is finalized and submitted.”

“The Board of Directors regularly and consistently monitors and enforces compliance with the conflict-of-interest policy by reviewing annual statements and taking such other actions as are necessary for effective oversight.”

“The Form 990 is available to the public upon request.”

“Financial documents will be listed on the Petopia.org website as well as available by request to send via email. Other documents will be provided to each state during the state registration process and can be found on each states charity websites and will also be available upon request.”

“Other fees include contracted program management, vaccine services and independent contractors (labor).”

“Part 3 Line 1 Exempt Purpose:We endeavor to promote community health by supporting healthy connections between humans, animals and environment and to reduce animal suffering by providing for access to veterinary care, promoting animal welfare and preserving open space through direct support, demonstration research, projects, marketing, and support services. Statement of Program Accomplishments:2024 was an exciting year for the Petopia Access-to-Care initiative, after receiving permission from DCDF to expand the program to areas outside of Reno, NV we on-boarded three vets: Dr. Hughes, Dr. Rusch and Dr. Daley! Starting in late 2024 all three vets hit the ground running providing much needed care to pet patients in North Carolina and Northern Arizona. Seeing almost 500 pets over the course of the final four months of 2024 their impact has already been substantial thanks to this amazing grant! In the Fall of 2024, we held a very successful community wellness clinic for pets in Reno in participation with SPCA of Northern NV. The clinic saw a total of 732 pets from 422 families, 526 dogs and 172 cats! Approximately 20% of these pets had never had a vet visit before. 34 pets were triaged and given vouches for a future home visit to address underlying medical needs that prevented them from being vaccinated that day. About 30 of those pets were seen by Dr. Wilson and about 10 of those have become ongoing patients for her practice. Many of these pets were brought in from communities outside of Reno so the lower retention number is not surprising. Our goal of providing quality veterinary care regardless of income doesnt just stop in the US. In 2024 we helped vaccinate and provide other medical care to animals in the Dominican Republic through our partner vet provider Heal. 2024 was also a busy year on the farm. We rescued several new goats and another new horse who will live out their days with the rest of the farm pets comfortably and well cared for at our animal sanctuary located in NC.”