Organizations Filed Purposes:
THE EAST BAY SPCA IS COMMITTED TO THE WELFARE OF CATS AND DOGS IN THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE. WE STRIVE TO ELIMINATE ANIMAL CRUELTY, NEGLECT AND OVERPOPULATION BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS AND EDUCATION THAT SUPPORT PEOPLE AND COMPANION ANIMALS.
OPERATION OF ANIMAL SHELTER
THE EAST BAY SPCA OPERATES TWO SHELTERS AND ADOPTION CENTERS FOR HOMELESS DOGS AND CATS. THESE PETS ARE TRANSFERRED FROM OVERCROWDED MUNICIPAL SHELTERS, SURRENDERED BY OWNERS WHO CAN NO LONGER CARE FOR THEM, OR BROUGHT INTO THE SHELTER AS STRAYS BY GOOD SAMARITANS. ALL INCOMING ANIMALS RECEIVE MEDICAL AND BEHAVIORAL EVALUATIONS; WE PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL SUPPORT (SPAY/NEUTER, VACCINATIONS, SHORT AND LONG TERM TREATMENTS, SOFT TISSUE AND ORTHOPEDIC SURGERIES) AND BASIC "GOOD MANNERS" TRAINING. OUR SKILLED ADOPTION COUNSELORS WORK WITH THE PUBLIC TO BEST MATCH FAMILIES WITH PETS. ANIMALS THAT ARRIVE AT OUR SHELTERS TOO YOUNG, TOO WEAK OR TOO SICK GO INTO OUR FOSTER CARE PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUAL CARE PRIOR TO ADOPTION.IN 2019, 3,515 ANIMALS WERE SHELTERED BY THE EAST BAY SPCA. 3,041 ANIMALS WERE ADOPTED. OF THE ANIMALS SHELTERED, 2,253 NEEDED MEDICAL CARE BEFORE THEY COULD BE ADOPTED. IN 2019, OUR FOSTER TEAM ACHIEVED A 100% SAVE RATE FOR ALL HEALTHY NEONATE KITTENS. MORE THAN 1,160 ANIMALS BENEFITTED FROM FOSTER CARE; OUR FOSTER VOLUNTEERS PROVIDED MORE THAN 32,000 HOURS OF FOSTER CARE.
THE THEODORE B. TRAVERS FAMILY VETERINARY CLINIC OFFERS FULL-SERVICE, HIGH-QUALITY VETERINARY CARE TO PET OWNERS, SHELTER ANIMALS AND OTHER LOCAL RESCUES AND SHELTERS AS WELL AS LOW-COST AND FREE VACCINATIONS AND SPAY AND NEUTER SURGERIES. IN 2014, WE RECEIVED CERTIFICATION FROM THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF VETERINARY HOSPITALS PLACING US AMONG THE TOP 12% OF VETERINARY CLINICS NATIONWIDE.WE ALSO OFFER A LOW INCOME ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, DISCOUNTED SPAY/NEUTER FOR ANY PIT BULL OR PIT MIX IN ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA COUNTIES, DISCOUNTED SPAY/NEUTER FOR ANY CHIHUAHUA OR CHIHUAHUA MIX, AND FREE VETERINARY OUTREACH CLINICS IN UNDER-SERVED NEIGHBORHOODS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.IN 2019: 7,821 SPAY/NEUTER SURGERIES INCLUDING 337 FREE SURGERIES THROUGH THE PIT FIX PROGRAM AND 248 DISCOUNTED CHIHUAHUA FIX SURGERIES THROUGH OUR CHIH FIX PROGRAM; AND 329 DENTAL EXAMS WERE PERFORMED. MORE THAN 20,100 ANIMALS WERE VACCINATED.OUR VETERINARIANS PERFORMED SURGERIES (NON SPAY/NEUTER) ON 556 OWNED DOGS AND CATS AND 107 FROM OUR SHELTERS.
THE EAST BAY SPCA HUMANE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT EMPLOYS EDUCATORS TO LEAD YOUTH PROGRAMS IN ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA COUNTIES. PROGRAMS INCLUDE BEHIND-THE-SCENES SHELTER TOURS, SCOUT WORKSHOPS, YOUTH VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS, IN-SCHOOL PRESENTATIONS, BIRTHDAY PARTIES AND CAMPS. CURRICULA ARE TAILORED TO SPECIFIC AGE AND GRADE LEVELS, STATE CONTENT STANDARDS, AND INDIVIDUAL GROUPS' NEEDS. THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR PROGRAM, ANIMAL CAMP, OFFERS K-8TH GRADE STUDENTS ACTIVITIES FOCUSED ON ANIMAL EMPATHY AND ADVOCACY, INCLUDING INTERACTIVE LESSONS, PET-THEMED GAMES, ASSISTING WITH SHELTER NEEDS, CRAFTS, AND SHELTER ANIMAL SOCIALIZATION. HUMANE EDUCATORS DELIVER THE MULTI-SESSION CARE PROGRAM (COMPASSION, AWARENESS, RESPECT, EMPATHY) PROGRAM TO PRE-K-8 CLASSROOMS IN MOSTLY LOW-INCOME SCHOOLS. THE PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO INCREASE EMPATHY AND COMPASSION TOWARDS THE ANIMALS AND PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY. A SERIES OF THREE WEEKLY IN-CLASS PRESENTATIONS INCLUDES INTERACTIVE LESSONS COVERING ANIMAL WELFARE, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND HUMAN IMPACT, ALONG WITH A WEEKLY VISIT FROM A SHELTER ANIMAL.IN 2019, OVER 9,000 PEOPLE WERE TOUCHED BY EAST BAY SPCA HUMANE EDUCATION PROGRAMS. HUMANE EDUCATORS LED 103 CARE LESSONS REACHING OVER 1,100 STUDENTS. THERE WERE 560 PARTICIPANTS IN SUMMER, WINTER AND SPRING ANIMAL CAMPS.532 YOUTH VOLUNTEERS THROUGH YOUTH VOLUNTEER CLUB AND COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS.MORE THAN 1,280 PARTICIPANTS OF ALL AGES TOURED OUR SHELTER FACILITIES AS PART OF OUR TOUR OR WORKSHOP PROGRAMS.
Executives Listed on Filing
Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing
| Name | Title | Hours Per Week | Total Salary |
|---|
| Allison Lindquist | PRESIDENT/CEO | 40 | $272,947 |
| Barbara Dryg | V.P. FINANCE | 40 | $173,350 |
| Kimberly Low | V.P. DEVELOPMENT | 40 | $155,024 |
| Gwen Gadd | VETERINARIAN | 40 | $139,960 |
| Karalyn Aronow | V.P. OPERATIONS | 40 | $137,935 |
| Jeanie Grijalva | VETERINARIAN | 40 | $118,466 |
| Carrie Schliemann | BOARD MEMBER | 2 | $0 |
| Heidi Madsen | BOARD MEMBER | 3 | $0 |
| Bridge Mei | BOARD MEMBER | 2 | $0 |
| Stacey Wells | BOARD MEMBER | 2 | $0 |
| Jay Hernandez | BOARD MEMBER | 3 | $0 |
| Denise Garner | TREASURER | 2 | $0 |
| Sandy Wright | SECRETARY | 2 | $0 |
| Lynne Dujmovich | DEVELOPMENT CHAIR | 2 | $0 |
| Marilyn Leahy | VICE CHAIR | 2 | $0 |
| Mark Cratsenburg | CHAIRMAN | 2 | $0 |
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