Just in case you've been wondering where Humane Society of the United States funds really go:
It's not much of a secret where the funds do _not_ go. For 2008:
"HSUS gave only a little more than
$450,000—that’s just half of one
percent of its total budget—in
grants to organizations providing
hands-on care to dogs and cats."
$450,000—that’s just half of one
percent of its total budget—in
grants to organizations providing
hands-on care to dogs and cats."
"HSUS is a multinational conglomerate
with ten regional offices in the United
States and a special Hollywood Office
that promotes and monitors the media’s
coverage of animal-rights issues.
It includes a huge web of organizations,
affiliates, and subsidiaries. Some are
nonprofit, tax-exempt “charities,” while
others are for-profit taxable corporations,
which don’t have to divulge anything about
their financial dealings."
with ten regional offices in the United
States and a special Hollywood Office
that promotes and monitors the media’s
coverage of animal-rights issues.
It includes a huge web of organizations,
affiliates, and subsidiaries. Some are
nonprofit, tax-exempt “charities,” while
others are for-profit taxable corporations,
which don’t have to divulge anything about
their financial dealings."
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