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Yavapai Humane Trappers Animal Search an

Chino Valley, AZ · EIN 843564929 · Form 990EZ · FY2020 · NTEE D20 · Animal-Related · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.yavapaihumanetrappers.org
revenue
$197K
expenses
$123K
net assets
$80K
employees
mission · from form 990

ANIMAL SEARCH AND RESCUE, VETTING, REHOME AND PLACEMENT OF UNWANTED AND ABANDONED PETS, PRIMARILY IN NORTHERN ARIZONA.SPONSORS A FOSTER PET PROGRAM AND OVERPOPULATION PROGRAM OF SPAY AND NEUTER.

profile · synthesized from sources

Yavapai Humane Trappers Animal Search & Rescue (YHT) is an all-volunteer nonprofit that rescues, traps, and rehabilitates lost, abandoned, or injured animals in Yavapai County, Arizona, and surrounding Native American reservations. The organization provides medical care, fosters animals during recovery, and facilitates adoptions within Arizona. YHT specializes in cases other rescues cannot take, often responding urgently to animals in critical condition.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Adoption Program
Facilitates adoptions within Arizona through a structured process including pre-adoption screening, home checks, meet-and-greets, and post-adoption follow-up
Foster Program
Provides temporary homes for rescued animals during medical recovery and behavioral rehabilitation; fosters receive veterinary and training support from YHT
Rescue-Trapping
Specialized trapping and rescue operations for lost, injured, or abandoned animals in remote or difficult-to-access areas, including rural roads and Native American reservations
activities · 5 groups

what they do

  • Dog Foster Care & Adoption 7 activities
    • Animal Rescue and Emergency Response
      Conducts emergency rescues of abandoned, injured, or lost animals across Arizona, including trapping dumped dogs and responding to urgent requests on short notice, day or night. Examples include rescues near the Drake Cement Plant, in the Lynx Creek area, and in Tucson and Phoenix.
    • Animal Rescue and Transport
      Rescues stray, abandoned, and abused animals across Arizona, including trapping dumped dogs and responding to urgent calls for help. The organization travels to remote locations—such as near the Drake Cement Plant and Lynx Creek—to retrieve animals in distress and transport them to safety.
    • Animal rescue and emergency response
      Conducts urgent rescue operations for stray, abandoned, or distressed animals across Arizona, including trapping dumped dogs, responding to emergency calls, and transporting animals to safety.
    • Foster and Adoption Program
      Operates a foster program that places rescued animals in temporary home settings while they receive medical care and await adoption. The organization facilitates full adoptions, such as the placement of rescued dog Izzy (renamed Elsa) in June 2022, and formally incorporated foster and adoption services in late 2019.
    • Foster and Adoption Program
      Operates a foster program that places rescued animals in temporary home settings while they receive medical care and await adoption. The organization facilitates adoptions, such as the placement of rescued dog Izzy (renamed Elsa) in June 2022, and formally incorporated foster and adoption services in late 2019.
    • Foster and Adoption Services
      Operates a foster program to place rescued animals in home settings, provides medical fostering, and facilitates the adoption of animals into new homes.
    • Foster and adoption program
      Operates a foster-based shelter system that cares for rescued animals in home environments and facilitates their adoption into permanent homes; expanded formally in late 2019.
  • Emergency & Critical Veterinary Care 2 activities
    • Animal Rescue and Trapping
      Rescues stray, abandoned, and at-risk animals, including those that other organizations cannot help, often involving trapping in specific areas and responding to emergencies day or night.
    • Rescue of High-Need and Rejected Animals
      Takes in animals that other rescue organizations are unable or unwilling to help, including severely emaciated, injured, or sick animals such as Willie (suffering from severe mange) and Rugar (found tied to a tree and starving).
  • Specialized Animal Rescue Networks 1 activity
    • Partners for Pets program
      Supports other animal welfare organizations through collaboration and resource sharing to enhance regional animal care capacity.
  • Animal Shelter Data Reporting & Community Collaboration 1 activity
    • Support for Animal Welfare Organizations
      Supports other animal welfare organizations through its Partners for Pets program.
  • Uncategorized 6 activities
    • Emergency Veterinary Services
      Provides 24/7 emergency veterinary care to animals in need, including medical treatment such as antibiotics, surgery (e.g., leg amputation), and medical fostering. Services are delivered to pets in Yavapai County and beyond, often on short notice and outside regular hours.
    • Emergency Veterinary Services
      Provides 24/7 emergency veterinary care to animals in need, including medical evaluation, treatment with antibiotics, and emergency surgeries such as leg amputation. Services are available to the Yavapai County pet-owning community and animals rescued by the organization.
    • Emergency Veterinary Services
      Provides 24/7 emergency veterinary services to the pet-owning community in Yavapai County, including medical evaluation, treatment, and surgery for rescued animals.
    • Emergency veterinary services
      Provides 24/7 emergency veterinary care to animals in need within Yavapai County, including medical treatment, surgeries, and emergency response for injured or sick animals.
    • Partners for Pets Program
      Supports other animal welfare organizations through the Partners for Pets program, providing capacity-building assistance to enhance regional animal rescue and care efforts.
    • Partners for Pets Support Program
      Supports other animal welfare organizations through the Partners for Pets program, providing capacity-building assistance to enhance regional animal rescue efforts.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$197K
Contributions & grants$169K86%
Program service revenue$28K14%
Investment income
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$123K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$80K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$80K
1 years on record · 2020–2020
relationships · 8

who they work with

  • Bissell Pet Foundation Partner — Partner in the Partners for Pets program to support animal welfare.
  • Canyon Pet Hospital Partner — Proud to be the premier veterinary hospital in Northern Arizona, providing quality and compassionate veterinary care
  • Cornerstone Family Chiropractic Partner — Sponsor of Yavapai Humane Trappers Animal Search and Rescue
  • Mackenzie Dell Partner — Provided temporary foster care for a rescued dog named Izzy.
  • Prescott Animal Hospital Partner — Provided veterinary evaluation and care for a rescued dog named Izzy.
  • Prescott Animal Hospital Partner — Sponsor of Yavapai Humane Trappers Animal Search & Rescue
  • Prescott Valley Animal Control Partner — Loaned a trap for a lost German Shepherd dog rescue
  • Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital Partner — Provides emergency veterinary services in partnership with Yavapai Humane Trappers Animal Search an.