Animals : Animal Rights, Welfare, and Services

Puppies Behind Bars

Training inmates to raise service dogs for the disabled and explosive detection canines for law enforcement

Rating

Overall Rating    
      (68.08)
Organizational Efficiency      
Program Expenses 80.8%    
Administrative Expenses 10.0%    
Fundraising Expenses 9.1%    
Fundraising Efficiency $0.07    
Efficiency Rating    
      (38.08)
Organizational Capacity      
Primary Revenue Growth 29.9%    
Program Expenses Growth 22.3%    
Working Capital Ratio (years) 1.37    
Capacity Rating    
      (30.00)

Income Statement     (FYE 12/2007)

Revenue  
Primary Revenue $1,449,720
Other Revenue $83,627
Total Revenue $1,533,347
   
Expenses  
Program Expenses $854,744
Administrative Expenses $106,195
Fundraising Expenses $96,292
Total Functional Expenses $1,057,231
   
Payments to Affiliates $0
Excess (or Deficit) for the year $476,116
   
Net Assets $1,978,783

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Contact Information

Puppies Behind Bars
10 East 40th Street
19th Floor
New York, NY 10016
tel: (212) 680-9562
fax: (212) 689-9330
EIN: 13-3969389

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Leadership      (FYE 12/2007)

Name Title Compensation % of Expenses
Gloria Gilbert Stoga President, Founder (The person identified as holding the highest position of management, and therefore who would normally be responsible for carrying out the mission of the charity and leading the organization on a day-to-day basis.) $110,040 10.40%

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Mission

Founded in 1997, Puppies Behind Bars (PBB) trains prison inmates to raise puppies to be service dogs for the disabled and explosive detection canines for law enforcement. The puppies live in prison with their inmate raisers from the age of eight weeks to twenty months. To date, PBB has successfully raised 79 guide dogs, 199 explosive detection canines (including a few personnel/suicide bomber detection dogs) and 17 service dogs that have gone to serve wounded veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan and special needs children. Through their work, inmates give and receive unconditional love, take on extraordinary responsibility and embrace opportunities to contribute to society rather than take from it - all while they prepare for their lives post-incarceration.

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