Profile of the North County Humane Society & SPCA
Year founded
1938
Mission of the organization
NCHS is a nonprofit organization that provides support and compassionate care for the well being of animals and people. We envision a world where all animals receive humane treatment and people are stewards giving respect and compassion to all living creatures. We provide care annually for more than 7,000 animals and pets. We are not a chapter of, or funded by, any national, state, or local humane organization. Our shelter is an independent facility, directed and governed by a board of directors.
Milestones
Building a medical room and upgrading the cattery for homeless cats.
Annual Revenue
$1,900,660
Corporate Supporters
PETCO Foundation, PETSMART Charities, Ralph's Grocery Company, Regency Contracting, Miramar Kitchen and Bath.
Board Chairwoman
Julie Moran
Board Members
Pamela Hower, vice president, Renee Simmons treasurer, Connie Hoban, secretary, Mike Arms and Conrad Herring.
Number of Employees
34
Annual Events
June 30, 2007, 1st Annual Paws to Celebrate Fundraiser to be held at South Mesa SNCO Club at Camp Pendleton. Come support NCHS and enjoy an evening of dinner theatre. Add comedy and laughter to your life with “Joey and Maria's Comedy Italian Wedding,” while partnering with NCHS to raise money for a larger cause. The black-tie optional event will also feature a cocktail reception and silent auction. Visit our website to register for the event or for more information about “Paws to Celebrate” and about our shelter.
Wish List
New computer equipment, money to help with medical care for homeless pets, animal supplies, a new facility.
How you measure success
Decrease in animals turned into the shelter and increases in pet adoptions.
Best Moment
Our best moments occur everyday when we find a home for a homeless animal or when we save the life of an animal placed in our care.
Year founded
1938
Mission of the organization
NCHS is a nonprofit organization that provides support and compassionate care for the well being of animals and people. We envision a world where all animals receive humane treatment and people are stewards giving respect and compassion to all living creatures. We provide care annually for more than 7,000 animals and pets. We are not a chapter of, or funded by, any national, state, or local humane organization. Our shelter is an independent facility, directed and governed by a board of directors.
Milestones
Building a medical room and upgrading the cattery for homeless cats.
Annual Revenue
$1,900,660
Corporate Supporters
PETCO Foundation, PETSMART Charities, Ralph's Grocery Company, Regency Contracting, Miramar Kitchen and Bath.
Board Chairwoman
Julie Moran
Board Members
Pamela Hower, vice president, Renee Simmons treasurer, Connie Hoban, secretary, Mike Arms and Conrad Herring.
Number of Employees
34
Annual Events
June 30, 2007, 1st Annual Paws to Celebrate Fundraiser to be held at South Mesa SNCO Club at Camp Pendleton. Come support NCHS and enjoy an evening of dinner theatre. Add comedy and laughter to your life with “Joey and Maria's Comedy Italian Wedding,” while partnering with NCHS to raise money for a larger cause. The black-tie optional event will also feature a cocktail reception and silent auction. Visit our website to register for the event or for more information about “Paws to Celebrate” and about our shelter.
Wish List
New computer equipment, money to help with medical care for homeless pets, animal supplies, a new facility.
How you measure success
Decrease in animals turned into the shelter and increases in pet adoptions.
Best Moment
Our best moments occur everyday when we find a home for a homeless animal or when we save the life of an animal placed in our care.