irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $3KSupported efforts to provide low cost surgery for pets owned by low income New York City residents.
named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
Committee on Ethics and Grievances
Reviews membership eligibility, interprets the Code of Ethics, investigates complaints, and recommends disciplinary actions for violations of professional conduct.
Continuing Education
Provides ongoing educational opportunities for veterinarians to advance their knowledge and maintain professional standards.
activities · 10 groups
What they do
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Professional Development for Veterinarians 2 activities
- Advances veterinary medical education and ethical standardsPromotes high standards in veterinary medicine through education initiatives and advocacy for ethical practice to protect public health and prevent animal cruelty.
- Produces and distributes a quarterly newsletter for membersProduces and distributes a quarterly publication titled The New York City Veterinarian to over 300 members, containing scientific articles, regulatory updates, and association news.
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Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
- Hosts professional networking and social eventsOrganizes social gatherings for members and guests to foster professional fellowship and networking within the NYC veterinary community.
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Membership Program Administration 1 activity
- Manages professional membership and onboardingAdministers the membership process, including outreach to applicants, presenting candidates for membership vote, and welcoming newly elected members.
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Professional Ethics & Dispute Resolution 1 activity
- Operates ethics and grievance committee for veterinary professionalsMaintains a Committee on Ethics and Grievances with one elected member from each of NYC’s five boroughs to address professional conduct issues and resolve client complaints.
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Professional Certification and Continuing Education 1 activity
- Provides continuing education programs for veterinariansOffers New York State-approved continuing education programs, including monthly 2-hour sessions (excluding July and August), all-day events, and hands-on wet lab trainings, providing continuing education credits to attendees.
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Humane Education and Responsible Pet Ownership 1 activity
- Provides public guidance on pet care and safetyOffers educational resources to pet owners on preventive care, lifelong pet ownership, spay/neuter practices, and safety during extreme weather and household hazards.
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Healthcare Professional Recognition Programs 1 activity
- Recognizes contributions to veterinary medicine and animal welfareHosts an annual awards program and reception to honor individuals and organizations for service to veterinary medicine and animal welfare, including recognition during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Student Career Readiness and Internship Placement 1 activity
- Supports career development for aspiring veterinariansOffers a high school career exploration program and compiles a list of volunteer, internship, and job opportunities for students interested in veterinary medicine.
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Animal Welfare and Rescue Support 1 activity
- Supports low-cost surgery access for pets of low-income residentsFunds or supports initiatives that provide low-cost surgical care for pets owned by low-income individuals in New York City.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Advocates for changes in local animal health regulationsCollaborated with NYC Councilmember Mark Levine to introduce and pass Intro. 1570, which clarifies city laws regarding Bordetella vaccination requirements for dogs.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$179K
Contributions & grants$165K92%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$14K8%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$213K
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$347K
Cash$86K
Investments$262K
Liabilities$750
Net assets$347K
Liquid reserves19.6 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +13.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 13
- Dr Anthony Miele DVM — Past President
- Dr Brooke Britton DVM — Director
- Dr David Wohlstadter-Rocha DVM — President-Elect
- Dr Deirdre Chiaramonte DVM — Director
- Dr George Korin DVM — Director
- Dr Karen Cherrone DVM — Director
- Dr Katherine Quesenberry DVM — President
- Dr Lisa Esposito DVM — Ethics Chairperson
- Dr Megan McGlinn DVM — Director
- Dr Robin Brennen DVM — Secretary
- Dr Stephanie Janeczko DVM — NYSVMS Representative
- Dr Thomas LoBasso DVM — Treasurer
- Dr Wendy McCulloch DVM — Director
relationships · 42
Who they work with
- ABC Partner — Collaborates on public outreach regarding pet safety in cold weather.
- ASPCA Partner — Lists volunteer opportunities in animal care and veterinary medicine at the ASPCA.
- American Veterinary College Partner — Contributed to the continued development and sustainability of the Association in its formative period.
- American Veterinary Medical Association Network — Lists AVMA as a resource for aspiring veterinarians.
- Animal Care Center of NYC Partner — Lists volunteer opportunities at NYC ACC.
- Animal Care Centers of New York City Partner — Recognized for service to the veterinary profession during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Animal Care Sanctuary Partner — Lists a Pre-Vet/STEM internship program at the Animal Care Sanctuary.
- Animal Haven Partner — Lists volunteer opportunities at Animal Haven.
- Animal Medical Center Partner — Lists a pre-veterinary student summer volunteer program at the Animal Medical Center.
- Animal Welfare Organization Partner — Maintains relationships with animal welfare organizations in New York City; specific partners accessible via logo links on the website.
- Bideawee Partner — Lists volunteer opportunities at Bideawee.
- BluePearl Vet Partner — David Wohlstadter-Rocha, affiliated with BluePearl Vet, serves as a contact for sponsorship inquiries.
- Bronx Zoo Partner — Lists teen internships and volunteer opportunities at the Bronx Zoo.
- Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition Partner — Lists volunteer opportunities at BARC.
- Budget and Auditing Committee Partner — Oversees financial budgetary policy and makes recommendations on financial investments and policies to the Board of Directors.
- Community Outreach Committee Partner — Connects the Association with existing New York City community groups and venues to increase public presence.
- Ethics/Grievances Committee Partner — Reviews and mediates complaints against members through an informal, peer-based process.
- Facebook Partner — Has a presence on Facebook to share information and engage with the community.
- Historian Committee Partner — Maintains the Association's historical archives and documents its historical record.
- Legislation/Political Action Committee Partner — Monitors and initiates legislation affecting veterinary medicine and prepares amendments to the Association's Constitution and By-Laws.
- LinkedIn Partner — Has a presence on LinkedIn for professional networking and outreach.
- Low income New York City residents Partner — Beneficiaries of supported low-cost pet surgery services.
- Mark Levine Partner — Collaborated with VMANYC to introduce and pass Intro. 1570 related to Bordetella vaccination requirements.
- Mayor Bill de Blasio Government — Signed Intro. 1570 into law on November 19.
- Member Services Committee Partner — Manages the membership application and voting process and welcomes new members into the Association.
- NYPD Transit Bureau Canine Unit Partner — Honored under the Animals of Distinction award for service impact.
- New York Aquarium Partner — Lists volunteer opportunities at the Aquatic Animal Health Center of the New York Aquarium.
- New York City Council Government — Legislative body with which VMANYC worked to pass Intro. 1570.
- New York City Police Department Partner — Recognized for contributions to the veterinary community and animal welfare.
- New York College of Veterinary Surgeons Partner — Collaborated with the Association in its early years to support professional development and organizational vitality.
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strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Peer-Mediated Professional Accountabilitymethodology: peer-mediated conflict resolutionBy resolving member complaints through informal, peer-mediated processes, the organization promotes ethical conduct and professional integrity because peer-based resolution encourages mutual understanding and adherence to shared standards more effectively than formal disciplinary systems.
- Professional Education and Scientific Advancementmethodology: profession-wide education advancementBy advancing veterinary education and scientific development through continuing education, scientific meetings, and clinical demonstrations, the organization improves veterinary practice standards and animal care because ongoing, hands-on learning increases knowledge transfer and professional engagement.
- Public Education as Preventive Caremethodology: public_educationBy delivering expert-driven public education on responsible pet ownership and pet safety, the organization reduces preventable animal harm and strengthens human-animal bonds because informed owners are more likely to engage in proactive care and emergency preparedness.
- Public Health Integration in Veterinary Practicemethodology: public-health-integrationBy embedding public health protection into veterinary professional standards and education, the organization improves community health outcomes because veterinarians serve as frontline sentinels for zoonotic diseases and environmental risks.
- State-Local Partnership Model for Professional Infrastructuremethodology: state-local partnership modelBy collaborating with state-level veterinary societies, the organization enhances delivery of advocacy, education, and professional resources because shared infrastructure increases efficiency and reach across local and regional veterinary communities.