named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Copay Assistance Program
Income-based copay system with $1 fee for pet owners at or below 100% of federal poverty level and reduced fees for those between 100% and 185%
Fixing to Help Appointment
Comprehensive spay/neuter service including pre-op exam, surgery, rabies and distemper vaccinations, flea treatment, ear cleaning, nail trim, and take-home pain medication
Refundable Deposit Program
Requires dog owners to pay a $20 refundable deposit one week before surgery to reduce no-show rates
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Services 2 activities
- Advocate for pet population controlRaises awareness about pet overpopulation by citing national statistics, including that approximately 6 million pets enter U.S. animal shelters annually and around 600,000 shelter animals are euthanized each year, to underscore the importance of spay/neuter initiatives.
- Provide low-cost spay/neuter and wellness servicesProvides low-cost spay and neuter services along with comprehensive wellness care—including pre-op exams, vaccinations, flea treatment, ear cleaning, nail trim, and take-home pain medication—for pets of low-income residents in Central New York. Services are delivered through scheduled appointments with a $20 refundable deposit required to secure slots.
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Animal Rescue Volunteer Coordination 1 activity
- Host community outreach and fundraising eventsOrganizes annual community events including the Huntington Family Picnic, Bark in the Park, and Spay it Forward at locations in Syracuse and East Syracuse, NY, to engage the public, promote services, and raise support.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Administer eligibility-based access to servicesRequires applicants to meet defined eligibility criteria such as participation in public assistance programs, low-income status, or experiencing special circumstances like financial hardship after acquiring a pet, ensuring services are targeted to those most in need.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$68K
Contributions & grants$68K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$73K
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balance sheet
Total assets$24K
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Net assets$24K
2 years on record · 2023–2024 · YoY revenue +14.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 7
- BRITTANY BETTS — Board Member
- CHRISTINE BERRY — Board Member
- COLLEEN BELGE — Board Member
- JENNIFER LAWRENCE — Board Member
- KRISTIN SCIORTINO — Board Member
- NANCY HOHLER — Board Member
- TINA FITZGERALD — Board Member
relationships · 24
Who they work with
- 4Petsake Food Pantry Partner — Listed as a pet food pantry resource for pet owners in need
- Animal Ark Partner — Listed as a veterinary practice in Central New York that provides spay/neuter services for rabbits
- Beaver Lake Animal Hospital Partner — Listed as a veterinary hospital offering rabbit spay/neuter services in Baldwinsville, NY
- Beaver Meadow Veterinary Clinic Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit spay/neuter services with multiple locations in Central New York
- CNY Cat Coalition Partner — Listed as a resource for cat-related spay/neuter and support services in Central New York
- CNY SNAP Partner — Listed as a spay and neuter assistance program serving Central New York
- Chittenango Animal Hospital Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit spay/neuter services in Chittenango, NY
- Cicero Animal Clinic Partner — Listed as a veterinary clinic providing rabbit spay/neuter services in Cicero, NY
- Cortland County SPCA Partner — Listed as a resource for animal sheltering and spay/neuter services in Cortland County
- Creekside Veterinary Services Partner — Listed as a provider of low-cost spay/neuter services for farm and feral cats in Madison and Oneida Counties
- Fayetteville Veterinary Hospital Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit spay/neuter services with multiple locations in Fayetteville and Brewerton, NY
- Finger Lakes SPCA of Central New York Partner — Listed as a provider of spay/neuter and animal welfare services in the Finger Lakes region of Central New York
- Integrated Veterinary Services Partner — Listed as a low-cost spay/neuter clinic located in Genoa, Cayuga County
- Jefferson County SPCA Partner — Listed as a resource for spay/neuter and animal care services in Jefferson County
- Liverpool Animal Health Center Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit spay/neuter services in Liverpool, NY
- Liverpool Village Animal Hospital Partner — Listed as a veterinary hospital offering rabbit spay/neuter services in Liverpool, NY
- Mattydale Animal Hospital Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit spay/neuter services in Mattydale, NY
- Operation Healthy Pets 4 Clyde and Savannah Partner — Listed as a provider of veterinary services including spay/neuter for communities around Clyde and Savannah
- Oswego County Humane Society Partner — Listed as a resource for animal welfare and spay/neuter services in Oswego County
- Rockacres Veterinary Hospital Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit spay/neuter services in Syracuse and Manlius, NY
- SANS Partner — Partner organization that administers surgeries and collects copays on behalf of Fixing to Help CNY.
- Spay and Neuter Syracuse Partner — Listed as a resource for spay and neuter services in the Syracuse area
- Town and Country Hospital for Pets Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit neutering services in Syracuse, NY (neuters only)
- Village Veterinary Hospital Partner — Listed as a provider of rabbit spay/neuter services in Canastota, NY
strategies · 2
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.
- Low-Cost Access Modelmethodology: low-cost_access_modelBy offering low-cost spay, neuter, and wellness services, the organization increases utilization of critical veterinary care among low-income pet owners because affordability removes a primary barrier to access.
- Spay/Neuter Incentive to Reduce Overpopulationmethodology: spay-neuter-to-reduce-overpopulationBy incentivizing and promoting spay and neuter services, the organization prevents unplanned litters, which reduces pet homelessness and shelter overpopulation because fewer animals are born into vulnerable conditions.