Basic Organization Information
INTERNATIONAL DOODLE OWNERS GROUP INC
- Also Known As:
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IDOG
- Physical Address:
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Indianapolis, IN
46217
- EIN:
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20-5249122
- Web URL:
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idog.biz/
- NTEE Category:
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D Animal related
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D20 Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)
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D Animal related
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D01 Alliance/Advocacy Organizations
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D Animal related
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D61 Animal Training, Behavior
- Year Founded:
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2006
- Ruling Year:
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2006
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Mission Statement
Our
mission is to support people so that they can:
1. Make good
decisions before a doodle comes into the home:
* Timing,
expense, environment
* Breeder or Rescue
*
Individual doodle traits/personalities
2. Make good decisions after a
doodle comes into the home:
* Training and dog behavior
education
* Support from other doodle owners
3. Encourage
doodle owners to “Carry it forward”:
* Support doodle owners
who are struggling
* Volunteer through IDOG or any other
organization that improves the quality of their community
4. Provide
Rescue Services that includes:
* Safe and benevolent handling
of dogs
* Locate the very best home for each individual dog
* Support rescue dog families
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Impact Statement
The
International Doodle Owners Group, Inc. (IDOG) is a worldwide
not-for-profit 501(c)(3) group of volunteers, dedicated to educating the
public on the subject of Labradoodles and Goldendoodles. IDOG
encourages responsible ownership and responsible breeding practices. We
provide support and resources to help Labradoodle and Goldendoodle
owners and doodles in need. We work with shelters to assist in
communications, lending our network of resources to help locate quality
forever homes for Labradoodles and Goldendoodles. In addition, we
provide rescue, foster care and new home placements.
Revenue and Expenses
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Chief Executive
N. Beth Line
Term:
Since
Aug
2006
CEO/Executive Director Statement:
Our
Rescue Professional Administration
* We will file and maintain all
legally required documents necessary to rescue within individual states
as those states laws change.
* We will provide all required
applications, proof of license and legal notices for all shelters with
specific needs and requirements.
* We are Incorporated in the State
Indiana
* We are a Corporation doing business in the State of Florida
*
We are licensed with the Department of Agriculture in the State of
Georgia
* We are licensed with the Department of Agriculture in the
State of Missouri
* We are an approved rescue “partner” for an
extensive group of shelters throughout the US.
* We rescue or assist
in rescue, on average, 800 Labradoodles and Goldendoodles per year.
*
IDOG Rescue will always identify itself as a rescue and will provide
proof as needed.
* We will not misrepresent ourselves as individuals
wanting to adopt dogs to obtain dogs for our program.
* IDOG
vaccinates, spays or neuters and microchips doodles before placing them
in their new home if possible.
* IDOG keeps all information
confidential about the dogs' placement and where they came from.
* We
do not assist owners in reselling their dogs.
* We do not assist
breeders in selling or reselling dogs.
Officers for Fiscal Year
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Program:
Great Doodle Citizens
- Budget:
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$50
- Category:
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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Adults
Program Description:
Great Doodle Citizens encourages doodle owners to train their dogs above standard training and become an asset to the doodle community.
Great doodle Citizens participate in Therapy, Service, Search and Rescue, Rally, Obedience, Rally Obedience, Flyball, Carting or Agility.
Program recognizes these outstanding dogs and owners on our website.
Program Long-Term Success:
Web site: IDOG.Biz
Web site activated:January 2006
Web site hits at end of 2006:410 Average
Web site size at end of 2006: 3, 245 files and 373 pages
Doodles in photo gallery: 84 Labradoodles, 119 Goldendoodle
Downloadable articles, info sheets and forms: 42
Doodle Community Program activated:February 2006
Program Coordinator:N. Beth Line
Doodle Communities represented: 36 (4 additional pending)
Doodle Liaisons: 45 (4 additional pending)
Great Doodle Citizens: 45 now listed
Doodle Dog Rescue/Rehome Resources activated: September 2006
Program Coordinators: Shannon Klecka & Jo-Anne Cousins
Doodles rescued, placed or assisted by IDOG: 48 (August ? December)
Listed doodles for rehome/rescue: 570 (approx)
On-line adoption agreements activated: November 2006
Adoption Agreements received since activation: 78
Volunteer method activated: November 2006
Volunteers on record since activation: 47
Became a Petfinder.com member: December 2006
Other sites listing our rescue program: 9
Listing in pet publications: 7
Not for profit benefactor to web site stores: 7
Fund raising promotional store: cafepress.com/idog
Fund raising Artwork Gift Donated by: StudioFritz.com - Davis
Fund raising promotional items: 63
Rescue/Rehome Benefit Calendar Income: $220.56 (August ? November)
Program Short-Term Success:
Program Success Monitored by:
Program Success Examples:
Program:
Doodle Communties
- Budget:
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$0
- Category:
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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Adults
Program Description:
Doodle Communities Program. Encourages doodle owners to connect with other doodles owners. This program provides a social network of owners within a region. Communities will often meet at parks, dog daycares and private facilities (known as ROMPS) to stay in touch with each other. These community Romps will sometimes include a fund raising feature to support our Rescue Program.
Program Long-Term Success:
As of 2010 we have approximately 45 communities through out the world. On average we have 40 various romps where the community gathers in a social setting.
Program Short-Term Success:
Each year the communities grow in doodle owner participation. Each year, despite the downturn of the economy, we have seen an increase in fund raising for our Rescue Program.
Program Success Monitored by:
Director
Program Success Examples:
South California - 2010 Romp generated over 70 doodles and their owners. The fund raising at that romp generated enough funds to save and care for 10 dogs within our Rescue Program.
Program:
Rescue, Rehome, Resources Program
- Budget:
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$25,000
- Category:
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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Adults
Program Description:
This is our primary and most active Program.
Program Long-Term Success:
Program continues to increase in rescues each year.
Program Short-Term Success:
Dogs get saved and are placed in quality, healthy and safe homes.
Program Success Monitored by:
Shannon Klecka
Program Success Examples:
June 2010 - rescued 4 Goldendoodles from a hoarding situation in Oklahoma. Transported to Texas and provided medical care, cleaned them, removed serious mat from coats, and will continue to provide them excellent care as we review potential adopters.
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