Spca International Inc.

“In may 2014, it was discovered that an employee of the spcai was improperly charging fees for programs services that the spcai did not charge fees for. The amount diverted was approximately 55,000 and was referred to the appropriate authorities. A restitution agreement was reached and 20,000 was recovered”

“Form 990 is provided to all board members for review before filing.”

“Directors and employees provide disclosure of any related parties and are reminded of the policy on a regular basis”

“The board reviews and approves all compensation”

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“Operation military pets: (180,148 including grants of 111,916) the spcai has helped military families' pets through the operation military pets program since 2013. When military families are ordered to a new base in the u.s. Or around the world, moving bills can be substantial. The military pays for many moving costs, but they do not help relocate their beloved pets. The cost for pet transportation can be significant. Military families are being torn apart due to financial constraints. All over the u.s., animal shelters near military bases report high surrender rates when military families cannot afford to relocate their dogs or cats. To help keep military families together and animals out of shelters, operation military pets provides financial assistance to military families for pet relocation costs. Shelter and emergency grants: (171,391 including grants of 111,493) the spcai gives direct support by awarding shelter grants to many animal organizations in need of assistance throughout the u.s. And all over the world. These much needed funds go toward helping many shelters improve their facility, fund basic needs, support spay and neuter initiatives and ultimately reducing euthanasia rates. Animal shelters always try to plan for an influx of animals, an emergency situation or an unforeseen expense, but many times organizations become overwhelmed. In light of this, the spcai also distributes emergency grants to shelters when they need it the most, in urgent crisis situations.”