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OLYMPIC PENINSULA HUMANE SOCIETY

PORT ANGELES, WA · EIN 91-6001724

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Mission and public details

OPHS, AN OPEN ADMISSION SHELTER, is DEDICATED to MAINTAINING and IMPROVING THE HEALTH and WELL BEING of ALL SURRENDERED, LOST, ABANDONDED, NEGLECTED, and ABUSED COMPANION ANIMALS of CLALLAM COUNTY. OPHS SERVES AS A CONDUIT for HELPING LOST ANIMALS REUNITE WITH THEIR OWNERS, AS WELL AS HELPING ADOPTABLE ANIMALS FIND NEW OWNERS. PROMOTION of RESPONSIBLE ANIMAL OWNERSHIP and DEVOTION to POPULATION CONTROL IN THE FORM of SPAY and NEUTER PROGRAMS for SHELTER ANIMALS, AS WELL AS SPAY and NEUTER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS for THE PUBLIC, is A HIGH PRIORITY for OPHS. ADDITIONALLY, OPHS is IN SUPPORT of THE ENFORCEMENT of ANTI-CRUELTY LAWS and PROMOTION of PROPER LEGISLATION to ASSIST IN THE JUST…

Organization
OLYMPIC PENINSULA HUMANE SOCIETY
EIN
91-6001724
Address
PO BOX 3124, PORT ANGELES, WA, 98362-0340
County
Clallam
Tax category
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations
NTEE classification
D200
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Financial information at a glance.

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$3,680,397reported assets
$1,377,909reported revenue
$1,313,395reported expenses
$1,145,424reported contributions
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