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KENAI PENINSULA ANIMAL LOVERS RESCUE

KENAI, AK · EIN 83-3038642

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Mission and public details

KPALs Mission is Help Control The Companion Animal Over-population On The Kenai Peninsula and to Provide Abandoned Abused Neglected Animals With Everything They Need to Succeed In A Forever Home. KPAL Has Taken In More Than 1000 Animals Since Getting Started. Animals Are Placed With Screened Fosters Until KPAL Finds Them A Loving Home. Meanwhile The Animals Are Provided With Food Shelter Veterinary Care and Love. All Animals KPAL Takes In Are Spayed Neutered As Soon As It is Medically Possible to Help Reduce The Number of Unwanted Pets On The Peninsula. KPAL Also Hosts Spay Neuter Clinics As Often As Possible to Help The Kenai Peninsula Community Get Their Animals Spayed Neutered At A Reduc…

Organization
KENAI PENINSULA ANIMAL LOVERS RESCUE
EIN
83-3038642
Address
PO BOX 1876, KENAI, AK, 99611-1876
County
Kenai Peninsula
Tax category
Animal Protection & Welfare
NTEE classification
D20
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$271,525reported assets
$525,386reported revenue
$421,748reported expenses
$396,400reported contributions
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