Welcome to PASS

If you would like more information about PASS

or would like to be added to our "E-News" mailing

please let us know.

PASS went "green" in 2009 and has replaced

our printed newsletter with our "E-News"

Previous newsletters are available online,

click on News page.

Welcome to Parsippany Animal Supporters Society, Inc.,

also known as PASS!

PASS is an all volunteer, non-profit group of citizens.

Our Goals are . . . .

dedication to the improvement of animal welfare by providing education on animal issues for the general public,

by supporting the shelters and rescue groups in their efforts to place unwanted animals in caring homes,

and by fundraising to support these goals and other animal welfare initiatives.

PASS was officially organized as a non-profit corporation on May 29, 2003.

On September 5, 2003, PASS received its 501(c)(3) status from the IRS.

Any person who is in sympathy with the objectives of the organization may become a member.

If you would like a copy of our newsletter "PASS It Along", please contact us. info@pass4pets.org

Executive Board
President:		Suzanne Griffin
Vice President:		Marcy Poquette
Secretary:		Joan Bowling
Treasurer:		Laura Marchetti

Trustee 1:		Al Goldberg
Trustee 2:		Susan Groll
Trustee 3:		Mike Clarey
Trustee 4:		Camille Frumolt

Chairs & Committees
Cat Chair		Janet Porsche
Dog Chair		Herb Skovronek

Assistant to President:		Holle Kathenes
Donor Coordinator:		Jaime Salgado
Historian:		Barbara Peirano
Mailing Coordinator:		Bill Henderson
Membership Assistant:		Betty Bellomo
Newsletter & Art Director:		Patty Wallenburg

Our purposes and policy,

according to our By-Laws, states, in part, as follows:

“....…..preventing cruelty to animals, finding homes for stray, unwanted and pound animals; promoting spay/neuter; and promoting humane education

....…..provide humane care and treatment of abused, lost, abandoned, stray and injured animals needing protection in the area

....…..to seek the return of lost animals to their owners; to find suitable homes for animals; to find homes for animals whose owners can no longer take care of them, or are unable to pay vet bills; to encourage neutering of all cats and dogs and to provide for the humane disposal of terminally ill or unmanageable injured animals

....…..to stimulate the public’s awareness and interest..... including animal adoption, spay/ neutering, promotion of animal welfare and humane education

....…..activities shall be conducted throughout the United States of America, the State of New Jersey and the world. We will extend our activities beyond our immediate area, even world-wide, when our participation will help solve animal problems.”