SECOND CHANCE FOR STRAYS, INC.
PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA

Second Chance for Strays, Inc. is a Florida-based nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing pet overpopulation through the neutering and spaying of animals. Established on August 27, 1999, this all-volunteer group operates from Palm Harbor in Pinellas County, FL, with its mailing address at PO BOX 5032, CLEARWATER, FL, 33758. With a mission to avoid euthanasia as a solution to pet overpopulation, the organization places emphasis on fostering animals in home environments to enhance their potential for successful adoption and adaptation to family life. The official website of Second Chance for Strays is secondchanceforstrays.com, where they highlight available pets like Hunter—an affectionate and playful dog who enjoys cuddling and playing with feathers. As a DOMNP-type (Domestic Not For Profit) entity, it was incorporated under the filing number N99000005152 with its last significant corporate amendment recorded on December 15, 2004. Regular updates to stakeholders can be found in their annual reports, most recently on March 29, 2024. The organization is guided by a team of dedicated officers and directors including Barbara Drane as President, Bozena Picho as Vice President, and Linda Bremer as Secretary. Contact details for inquiries can be directed to (727) 787-2919. The company's commitment to community welfare and animal care is also supported legally by its FEIN number: 593609184.