The new format also requires disclosures of other conflicts of interest and payments to board members.

It also asks if the President and CEO is a voting member of the board.

Individuals in powerful positions in nonprofits are not allowed personal inurment.

Maybe the IRS will also look into CHS as a means to brinng about positive change.

I am a former volunteer of CHS and am a CPA specializing in non profits.

One little rascal, Marilyn, was out in the cat condo, and jumped into another cat’s open cage. They hissed at each other and a volunteer quickly asked me for the cat-fight bottle. I handed her the bottle, thinking that it just had water in it, and she sprayed the two cats thoroughly.

We realized the mistake when we smelled the bleach. We had to wash both cats down.

Both cats were fine, but it’s the fact that this incident actually took place that points to one of many, many underlying problems. It isn’t that difficult to clearly label a bottle but I guess when you’re busy trying to whatever it is that management does there, you don’t really have time to deal with the animals’ safety.

While those people in the committee were also part of the problem before, they now have to do it as a group. If there is one holdout, that holdout needs to be brave and stand up and say NO! We will continue to monitor from the outside as well. The board will listen if you provide evidence rather than blowing things out of our blowhole.

Chris White was disputing the numbers that were provided to NBC 30….payroll register’s can be checked from prior years, compare them to now = truth. We ran reports on Euthanised animals for Jan and Feb so those numbers ARE indeed accurate.