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Coalition For Animal Response and
Rescue, Missouri, also doing business as: CARRMISSOURI® is a IRS 501(c)3
non-profit incorporated volunteer ran organization. We are proud to be
licensed and registered in the State of Missouri.
We
Are Emergency Management Specialists
Our MISSION. To effectively
and efficiently contribute to the humane care and treatment of all
animals prior, during and after a community disaster event. We help in
natural and man-made events around the nation. We help all
communities: rural and urban.
Our GOALS. To continually
increase and expand new and positive programs in our four services
(mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery) to help all
animals prior, during and after community disaster events.
WHY. We realized that
many problems exist prior and
after disaster events and we wanted to ensure that these problems
consistently decrease for all animals and owners, in all future disaster events.
Our OATH. To provide superior
services under the Emergency Management protocols, policies (NRP, NPG, NIMS,
ICS, and various others) and procedures (Search and Rescue, etc.) in collaboration with following the
rules and procedures under the Animal Welfare Act and Pet Evacuation &
Transportation Act under the The Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and
Emergency Assistance Act.
Therefore we offer four services:
We are constantly adding
various support programs to each service listed above.
Our Board Members -
Tisha
Jackson, Director & Founder. Currently full-time student in CDM
& Pre-Veterinarian at UCM, Served as President of Pre-Veterinarian Club
at UCM. Member of: Association of Veterinarian for Animal Rights, Alley Cat
Allies, Missouri Veterinary Medical Association/The Corps, Emergency
Management Institute and various Search and Rescue teams. Tisha is our full-time doer of all, for
the organization, she has her hands in every aspect of the organization,
plus, in her spare time, helps with various animal issues around the
surrounding counties.
Patricia Stanger, Treasurer &
Co-Founder. Retired Union Journeyman Electrician and Member of the
Emergency Management Institute. Patricia handles all the finances and
spends majority of her time handling the program of owned animals foster
care services.
Co-Founder. Norma Young, Secretary & Co-Founder.
Retired Inventory Specialist & Animal Control Specialist. Norma
spends majority of her time handling the program of abandoned/released
animals foster care services and adoptions.
Honorary Board. Rhonda
Hotter, C.F.O. for Diteq Corporation. Wendy Mackay, Accountant for Three Dog
Bakery. Nancy Bergeron, Equine Specialist. Susie Summers, R.N.,
Reenie Carmack, Holistic Advisor.
Special Task Force Honorary Board
Members. Dr. Laura Williams of SouthPort Animal Hospital, Dr.
Cheryl Albin of Spay and Neuter Clinic of Sedalia.
Special Task Force
Volunteers. Pam Peterson/Fundraising Coordinator, Teresa Hoy/Grant
Writing and Marketing Coordinator, Virginia Stevens/TNR FreeRoaming Felines
Coordinator and Christopher Gaines/Search and Rescue Coordinator.
Committee's. Spay and
Neuter Committee (Operation Kindness), Fundraising Committee, Disaster Forecast Committee, Advertising/Marketing Committee,
Food Bank Committee (Operation Basic's), Policy Committee, Search and Rescue Committee, Volunteer/Donation Committee,
Sheltering Committee, Foster/Adoption Committee, and New Programs/Events Committee.
If you would like to join as a
Honorary Board member and/or one of our Committee's, please do not hesitate
to contact
us through our contact
information.
To volunteer prior, during and after
disaster community events, please do not hesitate to contact us through our
volunteer information page. Click here to visit
our volunteer page.
At this time our facility is
not open to the public.
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