Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: Northeast Animal Rescue is a 501c3 nonprofit organization located in Northeast Philadelphia. We are dedicated to saving homeless, unwanted and abandoned cats. We depend solely on donations, which are tax deductible. NAR focuses on having feral (wild) cats spayed and/or neutered to decrease overpopulation. In the process of helping feral cats, we come across many who are friendly. These cats receive medical attention with the help of local veterinarians, and when ready, are put up for adoption. All our cats are cared for in foster homes. As a general policy, we do not take owner-surrendered cats. Our goal is to place all cats in stable, loving homes where they will be cared for and never be abandoned, abused or neglected.
Results:
• Our budget for 2010 was $42,000.
• We spent $25,000 on medical expenses alone. Of this $8,000 was for spay/neuter surgeries along.
• We use a low-cost clinic for our spay/neuter operations — cost of surgery and vaccinations. for a feral cat is now $30.00.Tests for FIV/FeLV cost us $15.00 each.
• 99% of the animals we help are not spayed or neutered before reaching us. All are sterilized before being placed in their new homes or being returned to their monitored colonies.
• We are a foster home-based rescue. At any given time, we have approximately 100 cats in foster care.
• We placed 163 cats in loving homes in 2010.
• As of October, 2011, we had already placed 106 cats in warm and loving homes.
• Northeast Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) charity under the I. R. S. Code.
Geographic areas served: Philadelphia and surrounding areas
Programs: Provided medical care and found homes for numerous abandoned amimals.
Mission: Northeast Animal Rescue is a 501c3 nonprofit organization located in Northeast Philadelphia. We are dedicated to saving homeless, unwanted and abandoned cats. We depend solely on donations, which are tax deductible. NAR focuses on having feral (wild) cats spayed and/or neutered to decrease overpopulation. In the process of helping feral cats, we come across many who are friendly. These cats receive medical attention with the help of local veterinarians, and when ready, are put up for adoption. All our cats are cared for in foster homes. As a general policy, we do not take owner-surrendered cats. Our goal is to place all cats in stable, loving homes where they will be cared for and never be abandoned, abused or neglected.
Results:
• Our budget for 2010 was $42,000.
• We spent $25,000 on medical expenses alone. Of this $8,000 was for spay/neuter surgeries along.
• We use a low-cost clinic for our spay/neuter operations — cost of surgery and vaccinations. for a feral cat is now $30.00.Tests for FIV/FeLV cost us $15.00 each.
• 99% of the animals we help are not spayed or neutered before reaching us. All are sterilized before being placed in their new homes or being returned to their monitored colonies.
• We are a foster home-based rescue. At any given time, we have approximately 100 cats in foster care.
• We placed 163 cats in loving homes in 2010.
• As of October, 2011, we had already placed 106 cats in warm and loving homes.
• Northeast Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) charity under the I. R. S. Code.
Geographic areas served: Philadelphia and surrounding areas
Programs: Provided medical care and found homes for numerous abandoned amimals.
PO Box 52395, Philadelphia, PA 19115
Animals
Philadelphia
