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FOREVER LOVED PET SANCTUARY

SCOTTSDALE, AZ · EIN 274552987 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE D20 · Animal-Related · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.foreverlovedpets.org
revenue
$356K
expenses
$296K
net assets
$204K
employees
1
volunteers
181
program ratio
84%
mission · from form 990

To Save Senior dogs who are often overlooked by providing them the opportunity to thrive in a safe and caring environment

profile · synthesized from sources

Forever Loved Pet Sanctuary is an Arizona-based nonprofit that provides sanctuary and care for dogs at risk of surrender, with a focus on senior dogs and those whose owners face economic hardship or life changes. The organization offers programs to help pet owners avoid surrender, promotes re-homing, and advocates for the welfare of older dogs through education and research. It partners with animal welfare organizations across the state.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Financial Hardship Assistance
Connects pet owners with resources for food banks, low-cost veterinary care, and housing assistance to prevent surrender due to economic strain
Legacy Care
Program for pet owners to plan for their dog's care after death or incapacitation, ensuring dogs are not surrendered due to lack of planning
Re-homing Support
Provides guidance and resources to help owners re-home their dogs directly, reducing shelter intake and stress on dogs
activities · 8 clusters

what they do

  • Animal Behavior Training and Support 3 activities
    • Canine research dissemination for pet owner education
      Shares summaries of recent canine research to inform pet owners and promote better pet parenting, supporting community knowledge and responsible pet care.
    • Pet owner education through canine research dissemination
      Shares summaries of recent canine research to inform pet owners and promote better pet parenting practices.
    • Research dissemination for pet owner education
      Shares summaries of recent canine research to inform pet owners and promote better pet parenting practices.
  • Animal Welfare Fundraising & Adoption Events 2 activities
    • Annual fundraising event and grant-funded operations
      Hosts an annual Canines & Cocktails fundraiser and has received grants from The Grey Muzzle Organization and the Arizona Community Foundation. Proceeds from fundraising and grants support the care of senior dogs, including medical treatment and daily needs.
    • Canines & Cocktails annual fundraiser event
      Hosts an annual fundraising event, "Canines & Cocktails," with proceeds used to support the care of senior dogs.
  • Dog Adoption Facilitation 2 activities
    • Senior dog adoption program
      Identifies senior dogs in need through collaboration with local animal rescues and shelters, provides them with spay/neuter surgery, medical exams, vaccinations, microchips, and daily care, and offers them for adoption. Actively supports foster parents and works to find permanent homes for these dogs.
    • Senior dog adoption program
      Identifies senior dogs in need through collaboration with local animal rescues and shelters, provides spay/neuter surgery, medical exams, vaccinations, microchips, and daily care prior to adoption, and offers senior dogs for adoption. The organization receives dozens of dog intake requests daily and actively works to place them in permanent homes.
  • Canine Cancer Treatment Support 1 activity
    • Hospice dog care and family support
      Provides medical and veterinary care to hospice dogs and offers financial support to families fostering them, ensuring compassionate end-of-life care.
  • Special Needs & Senior Cat Sanctuary Care 1 activity
    • Legacy Care program for pets of incapacitated or deceased owners
      Provides temporary homes and full care for pets, particularly senior dogs, when their owners die or become incapacitated. The program addresses pet surrender in such cases and ensures continuity of care, including medical needs and support for foster placement.
  • Legacy Pet Care Planning 1 activity
    • Legacy Care program for pets of incapacitated or deceased owners
      Operates a Legacy Care program that provides temporary housing and full care for pets when their owners die or become incapacitated, addressing pet surrender in such cases. The program includes medical care, food, supplies, and support to ensure placement in permanent homes.
  • Humane Pet Euthanasia and Aftercare 1 activity
    • Medical and hospice care for senior and terminally ill dogs
      Provides comprehensive medical and veterinary care to senior and hospice dogs, including all necessary treatments and support. Offers financial assistance to families fostering hospice dogs.
  • Uncategorized 5 activities
    • Fundraising events and grant acquisition
      Hosts an annual Canines & Cocktails fundraiser and secures grants from organizations such as The Grey Muzzle Organization and the Arizona Community Foundation. Proceeds support the care of senior dogs across all programs.
    • Hospice dog care and foster support
      Provides medical and veterinary care for hospice dogs and offers financial support, supplies (such as crates, baby gates, and beds), transition food, and volunteer assistance to families fostering them. The organization also provides boarding at its sanctuary when foster parents are out of town.
    • Legacy Care program for pets of incapacitated or deceased owners
      Provides temporary homes and full care for senior dogs when their owners die or become incapacitated, addressing pet surrender in such cases. Offers boarding at the sanctuary if foster parents need to be out of town.
    • Senior dog adoption program
      Identifies senior dogs in need through collaboration with local animal rescues and shelters, provides them with spay/neuter surgery, medical exams, vaccinations, microchips, and daily care, and offers them for adoption. The organization receives dozens of intake requests daily and actively works to find permanent homes for these dogs.
    • Support services for foster parents
      Supports foster parents through provision of equipment (e.g., crates, baby gates, beds), transition food and ongoing food supplies, a volunteer support team for behavior and medical questions, and networking assistance to find permanent homes for foster dogs.
financials · form 990 · fy2022

the money

revenue
Total revenue$356K
Contributions & grants$356K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$296K
Program expenses84%
Admin / overhead4%
Fundraising13%
Salaries & benefits$16K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$205K
Cash$200K
Investments$0
Liabilities$574
Net assets$204K
Liquid reserves8.1 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +45.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
LUISA CHOCRON PRESIDENT/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40 $15K
board members · 4
  • ANGELA HECKLER — DIRECTOR OF FUNDRAISING
  • DEBI TOBIN — TREASURER
  • DREW EASTMEAD — DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS
  • MICHELE ENGLAND — DIRECTOR OF VOLUNTEERS
relationships · 38

who they work with

  • 2nd Chance 4 Pets Partner — Refers pet owners to 2nd Chance 4 Pets for tips on creating a plan for their pet's future care.
  • Albertson's Foundation Partner — Partner foundation dedicated to bettering lives in neighborhoods.
  • All Creatures Animal Clinic Partner — Partner clinic providing veterinary care.
  • Altered Tails Partner — Provides low-cost spay and neuter services, which FLPS does not offer.
  • American Outdoor Brands Partner — Partner company providing outdoor products & accessories.
  • Animal Defense League of Arizona Partner — Provides an interactive map of Arizona with listings of low-cost spay and neuter clinics.
  • Arizona Community Foundation Funder — Awarded a grant to support the sanctuary's mission
  • Arizona Humane Society Partner — Partner organization focused on saving vulnerable animals.
  • Arizona Humane Society Partner — Refers pet owners to the Arizona Humane Society for aid requests and financial help for vet care.
  • Arizona Pet Project Partner — Refers pet owners to Arizona Pet Project for pet-related rental-issue assistance and low-cost veterinary clinics.
  • Athletes for Animals Partner — Partner organization that connects athletes, educates the public, promotes pet adoption, and raises funds for animal welfare.
  • Best Friends Network Network — Member of the Best Friends Network, which provides additional resources, support, and ideas to save lives and reduce shelter deaths.
  • Grey Muzzle Organization Partner — Partner organization that improves the lives of at-risk senior dogs by providing funding and resources.
  • Heckler Design Partner — Partner company offering audio visual hardware and tablet mounts.
  • Humane Society of Yuma Partner — Partner organization working to reduce homeless pets through adoption, rescue, and spay/neuter programs.
  • Lost Our Home Partner — Refers pet owners to Lost Our Home's pet-friendly rentals list.
  • Lost Our Home Pet Rescue Partner — Partner organization providing resources for abandoned pets and pet owners facing economic difficulties.
  • Luv of Dogz Fund Inc. Partner — Partner organization advocating for rescued/abandoned/homeless dogs and providing resources to their caregivers.
  • Maricopa County Animal Care and Control Partner — Partner organization serving dogs, cats, and residents of Maricopa County.
  • Molly’s PawPrint Partner — Partner organization supporting critical initiatives such as spay, neuter, rescue, adoption, and training to improve the lives of vulnerable animals.
  • My Dog’s Hair Salon Partner — Partner providing dog grooming services.
  • North Phoenix Animal Clinic Partner — Provides low-cost spay and neuter services, which FLPS does not offer.
  • One Love Pet Parlor Partner — Partner providing dog grooming services.
  • PACC911 Partner — Partner organization that brings together over 100 animal welfare organizations in Arizona.
  • Pima County Animal Care Center Partner — Partner organization providing care to animals, supporting public safety, finding homes for homeless animals, and educating the community.
  • Pinal County Animal Care & Control Partner — Partner municipal animal care and rabies control facility serving communities of Pinal County.
  • Sarvas, Coleman & Tobin, P.C. Partner — Partner team of certified public accountants and consultants.
  • Shelter Animals Count Partner — Partner organization involved in creating and sharing a national database of sheltered animal statistics.
  • Signature Flight Support Partner — Partner company providing support services for business and private aviation.
  • The Family Foundry by Nicole Eisenbarth Partner — Partner organization.
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