2024-11-11T15:30:13-05:00 2023-12-31 471591889 CEM BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICES INC 124 S 2ND ST LIVINGSTON MT 590472604 990 2023-01-01 363432468 STAFFORD ANIMAL SHELTER STAF 4062222111 3 BUSINESS PARK ROAD LIVINGSTON MT 59047 GWEN STRACHAN PRESIDENT 4062222111 2024-10-23 true true CATHERINE E MOODY P01781256 4063337315 2024-11-11 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z GWEN STRACHAN 513 W LEWIS ST LIVINGSTON MT 59047 1435432 false X STAFFORDANIMALSHELTER.ORG X MT OPERATION OF ANIMAL SHELTER 7 7 30 55 0 1539556 1019902 39320 96213 129985 192222 103187 108383 1812048 1416720 0 0 443007 528851 0 2235 282803 386348 725810 915199 1086238 501521 5430802 6164439 13316 16784 5417486 6147655 X OPERATION OF ANIMAL SHELTER false false 747915 96213 THE SHELTER PROVIDES HOUSING AND CARE FOR OVER A THOUSAND SURRENDERED OR STRAY ANIMALS EACH YEAR. THE ORGANIZATION PARTNERS WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS AND VETERINARIANS TO PROVIDE LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER SERVICES. THE SHELTER DOES NOT EUTHANIZE ANY ADOPTABLE ANIMALS DUE TO LENGTH OF STAY. WHEN EXCESS CAPACITY IS AVAILABLE, THE SHELTER IS ABLE TO ASSIST OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCALITIES, SUCH AS INDIAN RESERVATIONS AND MUNICIPAL SHELTERS, TO HELP FIND HOMES FOR THEIR ANIMALS AS WELL. IN ADDITION TO CARING FOR ANIMALS, THE ORGANIZATION DOES PUBLIC OUTREACH AND INFORMATION TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF HUMANE ANIMAL PRACTICES. THE SHELTER OFFERS SAFETY-NET PROGRAMS FOR THE COMMUNITY THROUGH ITS FRIENDS FOR LIFE FUND, INCLUDING LOW-COST VETERINARY CARE, TRAINING, SUPPLIES, AND PET FOOD TO FAMILIES IN NEED. IN 2023, THE SHELTER WAS ABLE TO TAKE IN A TOTAL OF 1136 ANIMALS (545 DOGS, 451 CATS, AND 140 MISC OTHER SMALL ANIMALS). OF THESE, 103 WERE RETURNED TO THEIR OWNERS AND 891 WERE ADOPTED OUT TO NEW HOMES. IN JUNE OF 2022 THERE WAS CATASTROPHIC FLOODING OF THE NEARBY YELLOWSTONE RIVER. THE SHELTER WAS BADLY DAMAGED IN THE FLOOD AND WAS FORCED TO CLOSE UNTIL IT COULD BE REPAIRED OR REBUILT. ALL OF THE SHELTER ANIMALS WERE RESCUED. OTHER LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTERS AND THE COMMUNITY HAVE BEEN VERY SUPPORTIVE IN COPING WITH THIS SITUATION AND FINDING TEMPORARY ALTERNATIVES TO PROVIDING THE NECESSARY CARE. THE SHELTER REOPENED IN LIMITED CAPACITY IN OCTOBER 2022. THE SHELTER FULLY REOPENED IN JANUARY 2023, HOWEVER RESTORATION WILL CONTINUE INTO 2024. IN 2023, 233,000 WAS SPENT ON FLOOD RESTORATION. 747915 true true false false false false false false false false true false false true false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 4 0 30 true false false false false false false false false X 7 7 false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false X GWEN STRACHAN 4062222111 513 W LEWIS ST LIVINGSTON MT 59047 LAUREN SMITH EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 X 87692 0 0 ANDY ART DIRECTOR 2.00 X 0 0 0 DARCY COOK VICE PRESIDE 2.00 X X 0 0 0 STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM DIRECTOR 2.00 X 0 0 0 HANNAH PAULI DIRECTOR 2.00 X 0 0 0 CHRIS RALEY TREASURER 2.00 X X 0 0 0 VICKI REGULA DIRECTOR 2.00 X 0 0 0 GWEN STRACHAN PRESIDENT 2.00 X X 0 0 0 87692 false false false 1019902 1019902 ADOPTION FEES 64710 64710 CITY OF LIVINGSTON 20000 20000 PARK COUNTY 6880 6880 SURRENDER FEES 3885 3885 RECLAIM AND BOARDING FEES 738 738 96213 84391 84391 107831 107831 107831 107831 102646 14299 88347 88347 3620 4413 -793 -793 MISC EVENTS 20829 20829 20829 1416720 288435 108383 87692 43846 43846 367281 299652 67629 34641 27525 7116 39237 29624 9613 9731 9731 21441 21441 8493 8493 5757 5757 42569 37257 3077 2235 31969 31969 6028 5136 892 83063 83063 29901 28197 1704 ANIMAL CARE 104884 104884 EARMARKED FUNDS FLOOD EX 27079 27079 NET EARMARKED FUNDS EXP 11623 11623 COGS 3810 3810 915199 747915 165049 2235 1181237 1337612 217624 219324 2103710 703779 1222099 1399931 2809842 3207572 5430802 6164439 13316 16784 13316 16784 X 5417486 6147655 5417486 6147655 5430802 6164439 501521 228648 X false false X 404337 530527 512472 1539556 1019902 4006794 404337 530527 512472 1539556 1019902 4006794 388233 3618561 28217 72603 219791 133775 192223 646609 15226 15226 8117 68449 99949 102646 279161 4947790 890703 0.73130 0.75300 X PART II, LINE 10 OTHER INCOME 176,515 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 130400 130400 1636135 499362 1136773 225047 98881 126166 112128 105536 6592 1399931 INVESTMENTS 3207572 3207572 FUR BALL 98897 98897 13740 98897 98897 13740 13740 85157 FORM 990, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 6 ANIMAL CARE AND FUNDRAISING VOLUNTEERS ARE UNPAID AND DO NOT RECEIVE ANY BENEFITS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A THE SHELTER PROVIDES HOUSING AND CARE FOR OVER A THOUSAND SURRENDERED OR STRAY ANIMALS EACH YEAR. THE ORGANIZATION PARTNERS WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS AND VETERINARIANS TO PROVIDE LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER SERVICES. THE SHELTER DOES NOT EUTHANIZE ANY ADOPTABLE ANIMALS DUE TO LENGTH OF STAY. WHEN EXCESS CAPACITY IS AVAILABLE, THE SHELTER IS ABLE TO ASSIST OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCALITIES, SUCH AS INDIAN RESERVATIONS AND MUNICIPAL SHELTERS, TO HELP FIND HOMES FOR THEIR ANIMALS AS WELL. IN ADDITION TO CARING FOR ANIMALS, THE ORGANIZATION DOES PUBLIC OUTREACH AND INFORMATION TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF HUMANE ANIMAL PRACTICES. THE SHELTER OFFERS SAFETY-NET PROGRAMS FOR THE COMMUNITY THROUGH ITS FRIENDS FOR LIFE FUND, INCLUDING LOW-COST VETERINARY CARE, TRAINING, SUPPLIES, AND PET FOOD TO FAMILIES IN NEED. IN 2023, THE SHELTER WAS ABLE TO TAKE IN A TOTAL OF 1136 ANIMALS (545 DOGS, 451 CATS, AND 140 MISC OTHER SMALL ANIMALS). OF THESE, 103 WERE RETURNED TO THEIR OWNERS AND 891 WERE ADOPTED OUT TO NEW HOMES. IN JUNE OF 2022 THERE WAS CATASTROPHIC FLOODING OF THE NEARBY YELLOWSTONE RIVER. THE SHELTER WAS BADLY DAMAGED IN THE FLOOD AND WAS FORCED TO CLOSE UNTIL IT COULD BE REPAIRED OR REBUILT. ALL OF THE SHELTER ANIMALS WERE RESCUED. OTHER LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTERS AND THE COMMUNITY HAVE BEEN VERY SUPPORTIVE IN COPING WITH THIS SITUATION AND FINDING TEMPORARY ALTERNATIVES TO PROVIDING THE NECESSARY CARE. THE SHELTER REOPENED IN LIMITED CAPACITY IN OCTOBER 2022. THE SHELTER FULLY REOPENED IN JANUARY 2023, HOWEVER RESTORATION WILL CONTINUE INTO 2024. IN 2023, 233,000 WAS SPENT ON FLOOD RESTORATION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REVIEWS FORM 990 PRIOR TO FILING. BOARD REVIEWS SUBSEQUENT TO FILING FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 DOCUMENTS MAINTAINED IN SHELTER OFFICE