Basic Organization Information
FixNation, Inc.
- Physical Address:
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Los Angeles, CA
91352
- EIN:
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83-0452460
- Web URL:
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www.fixnation.org
- 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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D40 Veterinary Services
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D Animal related
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D99 Animal Related Activities N.E.C.
- Year Founded:
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2006
- Ruling Year:
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2006
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Mission Statement
FixNation’s mission is to reduce the population of homeless cats by sterilizing as many as possible while demonstrating the effectiveness of Trap-Neuter-Return and colony management for the humane care of homeless cats.
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Impact Summary from the Nonprofit
<p>FixNation has sterlized more than 80,000 cats since 2007. We consistently provide the highest level of veterinary care to feral cats in the country, and we provide this free to caregivers of feral cat colonies.</p><div>In 2012, FixNation is expanding services to include free microchips for pet cats at the time of spay/neuter surgery, as well as offering weekly Wellness Clinics for both dogs and cats, in order to provide consistent and affordable preventative care for community animals. </div>
Leadership
Mr. Mark Dodge, Esq.
Term:
Since
Jan
2007
Profile:
Mr. Dodge is 30+ year member of California and Washington state bar associations. He manages the legal affairs for corporate clients and devotes countless hours of pro bono time to FixNation and its sister program, Best Friends Catnippers. Both programs were founded by Mr. Dodge and his wife, Karn Myers, who now as Chief Operating Officer, runs the day-to-day operations of FixNation.
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Program:
FixNation's General Operations
- Budget:
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$1,292,750
- Category:
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
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General Public/Unspecified
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Other Named Groups
Program Description:
Our main operations include:
<ul type="disc"><li>Operating
a full-time spay/neuter clinic with free services for homeless stray and
feral cats, and affordable services for tame cats.</li><li>Maintaining
a collection of humane traps which we loan out to the public and
caregivers who participate in our programs.</li><li>Educating
the public about TNR and offering training sessions on proper trapping
techniques and care of feral cat colonies.</li><li>Managing
community outreach programs to elevate the awareness of TNR and ultimately
reduce shelter intake and euthanasia rates for cats as a whole.</li><li>Conducting
free, bi-monthly spay-neuter clinics in partnership with our sister
program, Best Friends Catnippers.</li></ul>
Program Long-Term Success:
Our organization was founded to bring
together all of the known, effective TNR resources, and offer them as one,
complete package to the community on a high-volume, high quality basis. These
resources include a dedicated facility, 2-full time veterinarians specializing
in high-volume sterilization surgery, a trained technical staff, hundreds of
traps to loan out, a front-office staff capable of training the public on TNR,
trapping, after-care, etc., and a team dedicated to raising public awareness,
doing public education and engaging in community outreach on a consistent
basis.
<p> </p>
<p>This massive array of resources has been
extraordinarily successful and effective. In just over 4 years, FixNation has
sterilized over 50,000 cats. In
2010 alone, we fixed nearly 17,000 homeless cats, thereby preventing hundreds
of thousands more from coming into the population. These efforts have stabilized countless numbers of stray cat
colonies, and caused FixNation to become a major resource for the community. </p>
Program Short-Term Success:
In 2010, we examined 18,583 cats, and sterilized
and gave medical attention to 16,829 of them. 14,839 of these were stray or feral
cats. The work prevented the needless suffering of countless homeless cats, and
greatly relieved the burden on shelters.
Program Success Monitored by:
Our results<strong> </strong>are
measured by complete and transparent reporting of all performance results,
tracking colonies, and shelter intake activity.
Program Success Examples:
See above.
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