MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMMUNITY CAT COALITION INC
EIN 82-2611098 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
MC C3 Has A Group of Trained Volunteer Trappers Who Respond to Requests From The Community to Trap Feral Cats In Their Neighborhood Cats Are Then Transported to A Number of Low Cost Veterinary Clinics to Be Spayed or Neutered or In Some Cases Receive Emergency Medical Care and Afterwards Returned and Released In The Location Where They Were Trapped A Process Known As TNR With The Help of The Community and Its Dedicated Group of Volunteers MC C3 Trapped Approximately 550 Cats Between July 1 2024 and June 20 2025 TNR is A Proven Method for Controlling The Feral Cat Population and Helping With Overpopulation In Animal Shelters Program Expenses Include Fees Paid to Veterinary Clinics for Spaying and Neutering Implanting Microchips Administering Shots and Emergency Medical Care
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (10)
BEVERLY CARRAGHERBOARD MEMBER
DANIELLE BAYSBOARD MEMBER
EMILY MORRISONTREASURER
JEFF SWANKBOARD MEMBER
MARISSA CLINGENSECRETARY
NIKI COCHRANBOARD MEMBER
RITA FLYGARVICE PRESIDENT
ROBERT HILLPRESIDENT
SPENCER KELLYBOARD MEMBER
VICTORIA THOMASBOARD MEMBER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2017
- Location
- PO BOX 262, SPENCERVILLE, MD 20868-0262
- County
- Montgomery
- In care of
- % JAN ARMSTRONG
- Primary officer
- Emily Morrison, Treasurer
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
- IRS tax category
- Animal Protection & Welfare