Fiscal Responsibility

Animal Protection of New Mexico takes very seriously its responsibility to make the biggest and best difference with our donors' hard-earned dollars. We work hard every day to maintain your trust, and remain enormously grateful for the consistent generosity of all those who engage in our mission. We will continue to forge fundamental change in the way animals are being viewed and treated in New Mexico.

APNM Identified as High-Impact Nonprofit!

A 2011 survey by Philanthropedia, part of charity rating group GuideStar, identified Animal Protection of New Mexico (APNM) as one of 16 high-impact nonprofits working on a local/state level on animal welfare, rights, and protection in the U.S. Those who were surveyed to identify organizations making the biggest, positive impact in the field have an average of 17 years of work experience. They include veterinarians, researchers, shelter workers, senior staff members of nonprofits and foundation professionals.

APNM is enormously proud to have been recognized for our accomplishments, and we realize our board, staff, volunteers and supporters, all working together, make the organization relevant and effective!

Click here to see Philanthropedia's overview of APNM.

Annual Accomplishments

 

 

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Audited Financial Statements

2011 Audited Financial Statement

2010 Audited Financial Statement

"The audited financial statements note that Animal Protection of New Mexico (APNM) has chosen not to consolidate its financial statements with Animal Protection of New Mexico Foundation. APNM made a conscious decision to prepare its financial statements in this way because according to New Mexico statutes, APNM Foundation is not required to have its financial statements audited, and to do so means additional fees considered substantial by the organization."