2019-08-06T14:25:22-04:00 2018-12-31 432085952 Alyx Cohan CPA PC 8296 E State Route 69 Ste 102 Prescott Valley AZ 86314 990 2018-01-01 200360727 United Animal Friends Inc UNIT PO Box 11133 Prescott AZ 86304 Joellyn Nusbaum President 9287782924 2019-05-10 true Alyx Cohan P01229713 9287711950 2019-08-06 X 184.103.83.91 2019-08-06 14:32:02 8672792019218ihzorsi 2019-08-06 P 30CDAD29D687CD329EFDE27B11117BD17EC6651E 30CDAD29D687CD329EFDE27B11117BD17EC6651E 2018 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z 419580 false X unitedanimalfriends.org X 2003 AZ To provide rescue programs and services to animals and those who care for them. 10 10 0 170 0 0 252045 308210 34801 40307 873 843 72872 18703 360591 368063 0 0 0 0 22489 345064 393705 345064 393705 15527 -25642 581147 564553 2888 14924 578259 549629 To provide rescue programs and services to animals and those who care for them. false false 203300 Rescue/Foster/Adopt Program United Animal Friends does not have a shelter facility. Most animals live in volunteer foster homes until they are adopted. In situations where an adoptable dog is at risk of being euthanized in an overcrowded shelter when no foster home is available, we may place them in temporary boarding until a foster home becomes available. United Animal Friends finds homes for approximately 400 cats and dogs each year. 66631 Emergency Medical Program - The Emergency Medical Program helps community pets who have an urgent need for medical care when their owners are unable to afford the full cost of treatment. Since its inception in 2011, UAF has worked steadily to increase funding for this program. In 2018, UAF was able to provide emergency medical assistance to 223 community pets. 64126 Other Program svcs - In 2018, we distributed almost 36,000 pounds of nutritious food for hungry cats and dogs. In addition to feeding hungry pets, one of the primary goals of the food bank is to make sure pets are spayed and neutered, and that is one of the requirements for being eligible for food. Recipients with unalterd animals are assited through the Low Cost Spay/Neuter Certificate Program. This program helps low-income individuals have their companion animals altered at a very low cost. Participating veterinary clinics reduce their fees and UAF pays a portion so that the pet guardian is responsible for only a small share of the cost. When the need is great and funds allow, UAF pays all of the cost. Since its inception in 2004, UAF has sterilized over 9,200 cats and dogs through this program. 30002 Through the Community Cat Program, UAF provides no-cost spay/neuter certificates so that colony caretakers can trap feral cats and take them to local vets for alteration and ear-tipping, which identifies the cat as having been altered. UAF relies on these caretakers to return the cats to their colonies and to continue providing food, water and shelter, as well as monitoring the colony for any new cats that need to be fixed. Please note that UAF does not remove cats. Research confirms that trap/neuter/return/manage (TNRM) is the most humane, life-affirming and effective solution to feral cat colonies. Without our help, these cat colonies would grow exponentially and the quality of life for the cats would be greatly diminished. 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Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c The Organization has a conflict of interest policy and monitors compliance with the policy on a recurring basis. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 Public documents are available upon request of the Organization.