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EVERY LAST ONE RESCUE INC
NEW YORK, NY · EIN 991097414 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE D99 · Animal-Related · Small ($100K-$1M) · everylastonerescue.org
revenue
$142K
expenses
$94K
net assets
$48K
employees
0
program ratio
95%
mission · from form 990

THE PURPOSE OF THE RESCUE SHALL BE TO RESCUE, REHABILITATE, AND REHOME DOGS IN NEEDWITHIN NEW YORK CITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS.

profile · synthesized from sources

Every Last One Rescue is a volunteer-driven nonprofit founded in 2024 to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome at-risk dogs in New York City and surrounding areas. The organization focuses on overlooked and underserved dogs, particularly those with medical or behavioral needs, and supports foster-based care, adoptions, and community education. It operates through a network of dedicated volunteers and fosters strong community partnerships across NYC and northern New Jersey.

named programs · 5 · from sources

What they call their work

Adoption Coordination
Comprehensive adoption process including screening, matching, and support to place rescued dogs into permanent homes.
Behavior Support Team
Provides behavioral assessments and positive reinforcement training for rescue dogs to improve adoptability and long-term success.
Co-Care for Canines
Upper Manhattan small dog care business launched in partnership with Every Last One Rescue to provide quality care regardless of financial accessibility.
Community Outreach & Events
Hosts adoption events and community engagements to connect dogs with potential adopters and raise awareness.
Foster Program
Volunteer-driven foster network providing temporary homes, medical care, and behavioral support for rescued dogs prior to adoption.
activities · 8 groups

What they do

  • Animal Rescue Volunteer Coordination 5 activities
    • In-person adoption events
      Hosts in-person adoption events to connect adoptable dogs with potential families, facilitating direct interactions and increasing adoption rates.
    • Relief Foster program for temporary dog care
      Operates a Relief Foster program that provides temporary care, walks, and daytime assistance to support primary foster parents and ensure continuity of care for foster dogs.
    • Transportation and logistical support for rescue operations
      Uses volunteer drivers to transport dogs between shelters, foster homes, vet appointments, training sessions, and adoption events, enabling the organization’s rescue and adoption activities.
    • Volunteer engagement in operational support
      Engages volunteers in a range of direct support roles including event assistance, dog transportation, marketing, fundraising, and administrative tasks to sustain rescue and adoption operations.
    • Volunteer training and onboarding
      Conducts monthly onboarding sessions for new volunteers and provides in-house training for foster parents on dog behavior and successful adoption transitions to support program effectiveness.
  • Pet Food and Supply Pantry Services 1 activity
    • Direct support for pet owners in crisis
      Provides direct assistance to pet owners in New York City facing hardship, including distribution of food, supplies, and essential items, and offers emergency medical and financial support to help prevent pet surrender.
  • Structured Animal Adoption Program 1 activity
    • Dog adoption program with comprehensive screening and matching
      Operates a formal dog adoption program that includes application review, screening calls, virtual home visits, reference checks, and in-person or virtual meet-and-greet sessions. Maintains applications for one year and finalizes adoptions through signed agreements and collection of fees.
  • Rescue and Adoption of Cats 1 activity
    • Foster-based care for rescued dogs
      Operates a foster-based rescue model without a physical shelter, placing rescued dogs in volunteer foster homes for temporary care. Requires a minimum 3-week foster commitment to support dog decompression and adjustment, and provides supplies and ongoing support to foster parents.
  • Animal Welfare Fundraising through Retail and Sales 1 activity
    • Monthly financial assistance grants for pet owners
      Provides monthly grants to pet owners in need to help them retain ownership of their pets during difficult circumstances.
  • Rescue Dog Behavioral Training and Adoption Support 1 activity
    • Post-adoption support and rehoming
      Provides post-adoption resources, training, and guidance to support successful integration of adopted dogs into homes. Accepts returned animals when adopters are unable to keep them and rehomes them through the adoption program.
  • Pre-Adoption Veterinary Care for Shelter Animals 1 activity
    • Provision of veterinary and daily care for foster dogs
      Provides veterinary care, vaccinations, spay/neuter procedures, food, treats, crates, leashes, toys, and other essential supplies for dogs in foster care, funded in part by adoption fees.
  • Animal Welfare and Rescue Support 1 activity
    • Rescue and rehabilitation of dogs from NYC shelters
      Rescues dogs exclusively from the Animal Care Centers of NYC (NYCACC) and other overcrowded shelters, prioritizing long-stay dogs, medical cases, and those needing extra care. The organization pulls dogs from shelters and provides immediate care to prepare them for foster placement and adoption.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$142K
Contributions & grants$142K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$94K
Program expenses95%
Admin / overhead5%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$9K
Grants paid out$449
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$48K
Cash$47K
Investments$0
Liabilities$121
Net assets$48K
Liquid reserves6.0 mo
1 years on record · 2024–2024
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 2
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
AMANDA LANEVE CHAIR/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40 $7K
NAKIA GREENE VICE CHAIR 1 $2K
board members · 2
  • JOHN FICARA — TREASURER
  • JOYCE ANG — SECRETARY
relationships · 14

Who they work with

  • ASPCA Partner — Collaborates with ASPCA, including through adoptions and volunteer connections.
  • Animal Care Centers of NYC Partner — Partner agency from which Every Last One Rescue pulls dogs for rescue and adoption.
  • Animal Care Centers of NYC Partner — Partner agency from which the organization pulls dogs for rescue.
  • Animal Care Centers of NYC (NYCACC) Partner — Refers to NYCACC for surrender prevention support and resources, including housing disputes.
  • Associated Humane Society of Newark Partner — Collaborates to move dogs from the Associated Humane Society of Newark into loving homes.
  • ELO Partner — Organization providing support, supplies, and training to foster caregivers for dogs.
  • Every Last One Rescue Inc Partner — Organization coordinates corporate volunteer opportunities in exchange for minimum donations supporting dog care.
  • NYC ACC Partner — Works with NYC ACC through volunteer programs and foster coordination.
  • NYC Mayor’s Office For Animal Welfare Partner — Refers to the Mayor’s Office for advice and protections related to eviction involving pets.
  • New York City shelters Partner — Source of dogs rescued from overcrowded shelters at risk of euthanasia
  • PAWS NY Partner — Refers to PAWS NY for emergency temporary foster placement for pets.
  • Petfinder Partner — Lists adoptable dogs on Petfinder platform.
  • The Mayor’s Alliance For NYC’s Animals Partner — Directs individuals to the Alliance for legal help, temporary housing, and domestic violence support involving pets.
  • shelter partners Partner — Collaborates with shelters to rescue dogs and transport them to foster homes and services.
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.

  • Community-Driven, Volunteer-Dependent Operations
    methodology: volunteer_dependent_operations
    By relying on a decentralized network of proactive volunteers for transport, fostering, and operations, we scale rescue impact without a physical facility, because community ownership increases responsiveness and operational flexibility.
  • Foster-Based Rescue Model
    methodology: foster_based_rescue
    By utilizing a network of foster homes instead of a physical shelter, we provide individualized care and improve behavioral outcomes for rescue dogs, because temporary home environments reduce stress and increase adaptability, leading to higher adoption success rates.
  • Post-Adoption Support and Pet Retention
    methodology: post_adoption_support
    By offering pre- and post-adoption training, surrender prevention resources, and a safety net for struggling adopters, we sustain adoption outcomes, because ongoing support reduces relinquishment and strengthens human-animal bonds.
  • Relationship- and Compatibility-Based Adoption Matching
    methodology: relationship_based_adoption_matching
    By prioritizing deep compatibility between adopters, their households, and rescue dogs through meet-and-greets and screening, we produce lasting adoptions, because strong mutual fit reduces return rates and increases long-term pet retention.
  • Trauma-Informed Behavioral Support
    methodology: trauma_informed_fostering
    By addressing the psychological and behavioral impacts of neglect or abuse through structured decompression and positive reinforcement, we increase the likelihood of successful adoptions, because dogs with stabilized mental health are better equipped for permanent placement.