SPOT
EIN 27-2774363 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
SPOT Saving Pets One At A Time is A Leading San Diego County All-volunteer Rescue Organization Whose Main Focus is to Save Dogs and Cats In Shelters Who Are At Risk of Euthanization and to Help Other Dogs and Cats In Need As Well. In Addition Helping Other At Risk Dogs and Cats As We Can. Our Goal is to Save Treatable Trainable Manageable and Misdiagnosed Dog and Cats. We Rescue Them and Provide Foster Homes In Order to Give Them The Care Medical Behavior and Training They Need Until We Find Them Their Forever Loving Homes. Our Ultimate Wish is for All Shelters to Be Empty - Meaning That No Animal is Abandoned and No Shelter Kills One Animal to Make Room for Another.
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ContactRoberta RosenthalTreasurer
In care of% FAYE SCHULTZ
Mailing address3784 MISSION AVE STE 148 PMB 356, OCEANSIDE, CA 92058-1460
Main phone(818) 625-3885Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 2010
- County
- San Diego
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