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ANNUAL REPORT FY 2020 A Message From Our Leadership

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Our past fiscal year was one of new homes by the end of the first week of frontiers and new heights. shutting down our operations. IER P P

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MAY JAN JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC FEB MAR APR 2019 2020

We officially launch We participate in On August 17, We hold our Caspian, who our new Cause for Palo Alto’s May 36 animals get inaugural Party Like received care Big Paws program Fete and Los Altos’ adopted across An Animal event on through the Second in March. Long-time resident Pet Parade in May. our two locations September 7. Chance Fund, finds p. 12 Ambrosia finds her during NBC’s Clear his forever family Baby, whose p. 14 forever home on p. 15 the Shelters event. on December 7. story captured June 22. p. 16 the attention p. 16 of local media, gets adopted on February 14.

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In March, we Grumpy Cat 2.0 Our 1,000th respond to the gets adopted on adoption of COVID-19 crisis by May 29. the fiscal year In December, our moving our animals On July 20, we host is finalized on staff celebrates into foster and p. 16 a kitten shower and September 22. our wonderful shifting to virtual nursery preview at volunteers with adoptions. our Redwood City p. 6 sweets, gifts, and We celebrate p. 10 facility. fun converation. our first year of p. 14 operating the Palo Alto Shelter on February 21.

p. 15 On February 22, the 2,000th adoption of FY 2020 is finalized.

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4 5 THE YEAR IN NUMBERS 2,172 11,534 137 adoptions were finalized in FY 2020. hours were clocked in animals with special Rick, who was adopted by our volunteers. medical conditions received on September 21, treatment through the 2019, was our 1,000th Second Chance Fund. adoption in FY 2020.

Scarlet was our 2,000th adoption. 1,128 dogs & 969 cats & 75 small mammals She was adopted on 317 100+ puppies kittens & birds February 22, 2020. large-breed dogs low-income pet owners received care and received financial assistance found new homes through Crockett Memorial through our Cause for Fund and COVID-19 Big Paws program. Emergency Assistance Program. ADOPTION TOTALS THROUGH THE YEARS

FY 2020 2,172

FY 2019 1,237 36 125 30

FY 2018 821 school visits were made by our 9-12 year-olds were Yappy Hours were held humane education team. enrolled in our with local companies. summer and winter Abbott Middle School, San Mateo Chan Zuckerberg Initiative FY 2017 788 sessions of Camp Bowditch Middle School, Foster City PIN Pals. Facebook Castilleja School, Palo Alto Google FY 2016 685 East Palo Alto Academy, East Palo Alto Instagram Fairmeadow Elementary School, Palo Alto 31 Lending Tree 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Futures Academy, San Mateo Lucile Packard Foundation Gardner Bullis Elementary School, Los Altos low-income youth Microsoft Greene Middle School, Palo Alto received financial Myriad Women’s Health JLS Middle School, Palo Alto assistance to Nauto Menlo-Atherton High School, Menlo Park participate in our Sidley Austin North School, Hillsborough camp and teen SurveyMonkey 1,834 1,173 North Star Academy, Redwood City shadow programs. VMware Phillips Brooks School, Menlo Park Wag! spay/neuter surgeries were foster placements were Ralston Middle School, Belmont Webster House performed by our medical completed, increasing our Redwood High School, Redwood City Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati team (compared to 1,715 in capacity and allowing us Sequoia High School, Redwood City FY 2019). to provide care to animals South Hillsborough Elementary School, Hillsborough with unique medical needs. St. Charles School, San Carlos Tierra Linda Middle School, San Carlos FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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PETS IN NEED COMMUNITY RESPONDS TO CALL DURING COVID-19 CRISIS

Foster families have always been critical to our ability to save as many animals as we possibly can, but they went above and beyond in answering the call when the coronavirus struck. A COMMUNITY OF CARE Within 48 hours of having to temporarily close our shelters in Redwood City and Palo Alto, we placed more Carly Hills’s cat September Rain began experiencing “September’s health is so much better,” Hills said. than 150 cats and dogs with foster families throughout strange symptoms shortly after Hills lost her “I am so grateful to Pets In Need for supporting me the region so they would not have to remain at the job due to the COVID-19 pandemic. September and other pet owners during this difficult time. It’s shelter and could live in loving homes during the crisis. Rain developed an itch all over her body and an comforting to know that there is a community of uncomfortable sore that caused her to drool. people who care about us and want to make sure our In addition, we quickly established a temporary pets are safe and healthy. emergency assistance program for local pet owners With support from Pets In Need, Hills was able to get financially hurt by the pandemic. September to the vet for a check-up and medication to treat her symptoms. The goal of the program is to keep animals in homes and help offset the costs of pet ownership at a time when many people are losing their jobs or not being paid.

“The last thing we want is for someone to have to worry about whether they can afford to take care of their pets,” PIN Executive Director Al Mollica said in announcing the program.

Under the program, pet owners in the Bay Area who demonstrate financial need are eligible to receive up to $1,000 for veterinary care as well as funding for basic supplies, such as pet food and cat litter.

With an initial allocation of dollars from general VIRTUAL ADOPTIONS AND #SHELTEREDATHOME operating funds, and then thanks to generous donors, we provided nearly $60,000 in financial aid for people and In an effort to adhere to California’s shelter-in- campaign on its Facebook, Instagram and Twitter their pets in crisis in just two short months. The program place order while still moving pets into wonderful, platforms @petsinneed1965. is continuing into fiscal year 2021. permanent homes, Pets In Need launched a virtual adoption process. In response to the campaign, more than 90 people The program has received generous support from the submitted stories, photos and videos of how they Friends of the Palo Alto Animal Shelter, the Giant Steps Potential adopters were able to communicate were sheltering in place. Participants were entered Foundation, Acton Family Giving, Burton and Maud with staff through email, phone calls, and video into a random drawing for several $25 gift cards to Pet Goldfield and many other individual donors. conferencing so they could learn about each pet’s Food Express. personality and behavior and medical information and Pets In Need has also partnered with the Ecumenical find the best match for their family. PIN behavioral specialists went virtual too, sharing Hunger Program in East Palo Alto to distribute pet food enrichment and training videos for our four-legged and supplies to EHP clients with pets at home, and To help the Pets In Need community stay connected friends and their humans. is providing financial support and supplies to partner at the start of the pandemic, the Marketing and shelters in the Central Valley. Development team launched the #ShelteredAtHome FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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“CAUSE FOR BIG PAWS” PROGRAM BABY LANDS SAVES BIG DOGS LOVE ON

Did you know that big dogs are more vulnerable to being put down because they’re less likely to be VALENTINE’S adopted and are more expensive to care for than smaller dogs? DAY

Thanks to our generous donors and our expanding volunteer and foster network, Pets In Need is in a unique position to rescue these at-risk dogs and provide the care they need until we find them their forever homes.

Pets In Need announced the official launch of Cause for Big Paws in March this year, after piloting the program for almost nine months. Last year, 317 dogs were successfully rescued and adopted as part of the initiative.

Big dogs are slower to get adopted and at greater risk for being put down for a variety of reasons, One evening in late January, a 1-year-old Fox 2, the Mercury News, Los Altos Town including breed restrictions that prohibit many bulldog-pitbull mix was left outside of our Crier and Palo Alto Online. apartment residents from having big dogs such as Palo Alto shelter suffering from severe shepherds, huskies and Rottweilers as well as pit lacerations to the head and neck. After several weeks of rest and recuperation, bulls and pit bull mixes. love bloomed for Baby when he was Staff and volunteers had already left for the adopted on Valentine’s Day by San Under the Cause for Big Paws program, Pets In evening and didn’t discover the abandoned Francisco-resident John Marullo, who had Need staff travels to area partner shelters that may dog until early the next morning. seen Baby’s story in the news. have less capacity to house big dogs because of financial or space constraints. We rescue those that They rushed him to an emergency veterinary “This guy had obviously been through a lot are at greatest risk for being put down and either clinic for treatment, and dubbed the little of trauma and people treated him in quite a care for them at our shelter or place them with guy, “Baby.” Had Baby not received cruel and terrible way, but he just seemed to foster families until they are adopted. treatment when he did, he would have died. be on his feet and ready to go and ready to love again,” Marullo explained to a Los Altos Do you have room in your heart – and home – for We don’t know exactly what happened to Town Crier reporter. some Big Paws? Baby, but a veterinarian who treated him suggested that his injuries were consistent Today Baby is living a life of ease. Marullo The Cause for Big Paws program relies heavily on with dog fighting and that Baby may have keeps friends apprised of Baby’s activities fosters who volunteer to take in dogs until they find been used as a bait dog. on Instagram. You can follow him at, mr_ a forever family. Those interested in becoming a baby_thedog. foster can apply online at www.petsinneed.org. Baby’s story received extensive coverage by local media outlets including NBC Bay Area, FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

12 13 THE YEAR’S BIGGEST STORIES EVENT HIGHLIGHTS EVENT HIGHLIGHTS THE YEAR’S BIGGEST STORIES

MAY PARADES PARTY LIKE AN ANIMAL SHELTER-VERSARY Staff and volunteers enjoyed marching in Palo Alto’s May Fete Parade and the Los Altos Pet Parade last year. More than 200 dogs and people came together last September for February 18, 2020 marked the one the inaugural Party Like An Animal event to benefit Pets In Need. The year anniversary of our move into party was held at the Portola Valley home of Pets In Need supporter Palo Alto. We are happy with the and adopter, Laure Woods. Along with Woods, co-hosts were Rob results of our first year, including Kalman, president of the Pets In Need Board of Directors and Danna more than 600 animals rescued, Breen, also a Pets In Need adopter and supporter. nearly 100 children participating in our youth programs and the Guests were treated to live music from two local bands, Los recruitment and training of 500 Trancolizers, and Dr. Sig’s 100% Good Time Natural Family Band. A foster families and volunteers. food truck, wine and beer, a silent auction and lots of animals added We held a casual celebration last to the fun. Best of all, the event raised $45,000 to support Pets In February at the Palo Alto shelter Need’s life-saving work.` to mark the occasion.

KITTEN SHOWER & NURSERY PREVIEW Caring for abandoned kittens is time-consuming and challenging work, especially during “kitten season,” a period beginning each spring when shelters see an influx of kittens. As a result, many kittens don’t survive shelter life. Our Save Our Kittens! program was created to address this problem. We opened a kitten nursery at our Redwood City shelter and saved more than 550 kittens last year. In July 2019, we held a kitten shower and nursery preview to show off the new space. FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

14 15 THE YEAR’S BIGGEST STORIES ADOPTION HIGHLIGHTS YOUTH AND CORPORATE PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS THE YEAR’S BIGGEST STORIES

INTRODUCING A SECOND CHANCE WEBSTER GRUMPY CAT 2.0 FOR CASPIAN HOUSE VISITS Pets In Need staff and volunteers regularly visited the Webster House in Palo Alto, giving senior residents an opportunity to socialize with animals.

When a Palo Alto family heard cries coming from a car one rainy evening last year, they weren’t sure what to do, so they called the police. The responding officer found a kitten stuck in the car’s CAMP PIN engine compartment. The story received coverage from local media and the young kitten was nicknamed “Grumpy Cat 2.0” PALS after she was caught baring her teeth in a photo. We cleaned When we rescued Caspian, Campers learn about her up, had her spayed and vaccinated and then placed her up we didn’t realize the health animal behavior, for adoption. It turns out the family that found Grumpy Cat 2.0 challenges he was facing. Polyps veterinary care and couldn’t bear to say goodbye—they adopted her and today the cat had been growing in Caspian’s spend time with cats, prefers a warm lap to a warm car engine. ears for some time, causing dogs, snakes and more. hearing loss and threatening brain injury. We provided Caspian with extensive medical care and after AMBROSIA’S LONG GOODBYE making a full recovery, he was Most animals that come through adopted by a loving family last our shelter spend a few days or December and renamed Cash. a week with us before finding their forever home. However, “The second we hung out with once we rescue an animal it Caspian [Cash], he had us. We becomes our responsibility knew his history, and medical no matter how long it takes to challenges, and we wanted an CORPORATE find it a permanent placement. opportunity to give him the YAPPY Ambrosia, who came to us after great life he deserves. I’m so experiencing abuse, required happy that my husband and I HOURS extensive training and a lot of are able to give Cash a safe and Corporate Yappy TLC before she was ready to loving home for the holidays. Hours give teams go home with a new family. It There are few things more a chance to bond took more than two years but rewarding than adopting a while giving love to Ambrosia found her forever shelter pet.” adoptable pets. home last June. Stephanie, Cash’s mom

Visit www.petsinneed.org/ caspianssecondchance to learn more about Caspian’s medical journey. FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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Palo Alto residents and animal lovers Burton and Maud Jacqueline “Jacque” Sommers and her husband Chris BURTON & MAUD Goldfield recognize the important role individuals play in JACQUELINE had been married a year when it felt like the right time to making their community a safe place for animals. expand their family.

GOLDFIELD The couple started volunteering for and donating to SOMMERS Chris did some research and found a profile of Blanca, animal shelters and rescue groups shortly after marrying a white boxer who was waiting patiently for her forever more than 38 years ago. home at Pets In Need’s Redwood City shelter.

“Wherever we’ve lived, we’ve sought out no-kill shelters,” “We knew the only option for us was adoption,” Jacque said Maud. “They are an important part of any community.” said. They made an appointment to visit the dog and Jacque says they felt comfortable from the moment they Burton is the president and CEO of TriNet, headquartered stepped through the shelter doors. in Dublin, California. Maud is a published author of two novels. Their 12-year-old rescue dog is named Liberty. “Everyone was so generous with their time and information. We were able to spend some quality time with this cute The couple recognize the challenges of being a no-kill little boxer and we fell in love,” Jacque said. “We took her organization, particularly for public shelters that are for a walk. We knew at that point that she was going to be required to accept some of the neediest animals, but don’t our new family member.” always have adequate space or money to care for them. Blanca spent more than 12 wonderful years with the That’s why they donate to Pets In Need. couple before passing away in 2016. Eventually they adopted another boxer rescue named Sugar, who is a “Animals are very innocent,” Maud said, “They’re great match for their active lifestyle and love of water domesticated and they depend on us. Knowing that while sports. “We feel this kindred love for the boxer spirit,” they’re waiting for a home they’re going to be cared Jacque said. for and loved as best as they possibly can be at Pets In Need…it feels great.” Jacque felt so inspired by her experience at Pets In Need that she has become a loyal donor. Community members have a responsibility to local shelters, like Pets In Need, to help them maintain their no-kill status, She contends that what sets Pets In Need apart is the Maud says. Residents should donate to and volunteer with variety of community engagement programs offered, the their local shelter to support animal adoption, spay and fact that the organization has consistently earned a five- neuter surgeries, humane education and other measures star rating from Charity Navigator and the high-quality shelters take to prevent unnecessary deaths. animal care operation.

The couple publicly urged others in Palo Alto and “It’s nice to know that Pets In Need is there for the dogs, surrounding communities to get involved with Pets In cats, bunnies, guinea pigs and others,” Jacque said. “I just Need through a matching gift challenge last fall and love it that their hearts are open to any pet in need.” more recently by donating to the Emergency Assistance Program to help pet owners hurt financially by the coronavirus pandemic.

“We spent years vetting this organization,” Burton said. “They do exceptional work and your money will be put to a good cause.” FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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KENNEL ATTENDANTS KEEP IT CLEAN SAVING KITTENS SINCE SECOND GRADE Name: Joel Santana Name: Samantha Ortega

Title: Kennel Attendant Manager, Palo Alto Title: Veterinary Technician, Palo Alto

Years with PIN: Six Years with PIN: One

First in, last out: The kennel attendants are typically Community minded: Before joining Pets In Need, I the first and last people the pets see at the shelter each worked in corporate vet offices. I was interested in using day. We feed everyone in the morning, deep clean and my skills to give back to the community. PIN does a lot of disinfect the kennels and give everyone some exercise. good and I wanted to be part of it. I like how we provide a At night, we’re the ones who put everyone to bed and lot of different services to the community. turn out the lights. Started young: When I was in second grade, I read a Different every day: My job is fun because every day is book called Moses the Kitten by James Herriot. It was a little different. At Palo Alto, we don’t just deal with cats about a stray kitten that was found by a veterinarian and dogs. We deal with anything that comes in the door. outside on a freezing cold day. The vet rescues the kitten We’ve had cockatoos, parrots, chinchillas, rabbits, ducks. and brings it to a farm where it ends up living a happy We’ve even had a land tortoise that was found as a stray. life. After reading that book, I knew then that I wanted to save kittens. Unsung heroes: Kennel attendants are the first line of defense against disease and infection at the shelter. If we Keeping everyone healthy: As a vet tech, my job do get a diseased animal, our job is to keep that disease revolves around keeping animals healthy. I administer from spreading. I’m proud of my team. We’re prepared vaccines and other medications, do routine weight and ready to take on anything. checks, and provide check-ups for our pets in foster. I also prepare the animals for surgery and take care of The nose knows: People always ask us why our shelter them after surgery. The medical team is the last check doesn’t smell. It’s because we keep it clean! before the animals get adopted. We make sure they’re good to go. Order up: As the kennel attendant manager, I’m responsible for ordering all the food, and animals eat a Saying goodbye: Sometimes when animals are here for lot. On average I order 80 lbs. of dry kibble and 24 cans a while you get attached to them, but I love seeing them of wet food for the dogs each week and about 20 lbs. of get adopted. Watching them leave and knowing it’s going kibble and 48 cans of wet food for the cats. to be OK for them is really rewarding.

Dog lover: I love all animals, but I like dealing with Best part of the job: Aside from when animals get adopted, bigger dogs the most, pit bulls specifically because I the best part of the job is working with all the kittens. It’s know if they ended up somewhere else they would likely just so much fun watching them bounce around. be put down. It’s very rewarding when they get adopted and to see them going into good homes.

Animals vs. people: I’ve worked in retail before. I definitely think working with animals is better than working with people. FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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EXPENSES INCOME

Adoptions $247,591

Animal Care & Other Fees Adoptions $951,246 $1,251,700

Bequests Animal Care/Rescue $4,037,334 $1,624,495

Total Revenue without Investments Total Expenses $7,883,996 $5,176,393 Total Revenue with Investments $8,175,282

Fundraising $529,136

Management & General $151,980

Fundraising $2,723,667

Medical Care $1,619,082

Other Revenue $10,834

Investment Income $423,124 FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

24 25 $10,000 & Above Paul and Yannick Rochester Denise Gilbert Dorothy Polash Donald Avary Alyson Illich Janine and Jeffrey Reed Spencer Adams-Rand Cosette and Richard Bixler Rebecca Rosenfelt Jessica Gilmartin Kari Porter Tori Bailey Karen Jacobson and Daniel Amy and James Reilly Matthew Adjemian John Black Acton Family Giving Adam Secord and Erin Carol and Stan Goodstein Andrea and Neal Donna Bebb Kessler Kathryn Reitman Ross and Pamela Adler Claudia Blakeslee Alfred L. Marsten Trust Swete Sharon Gray Potischman James and Rachel Beck Kurt and Suzanne Jaggers Monica and Robert Rice Alok Agrawal Dana Bloomberg Anonymous Gift Karen and Stephen Sinclair Nathaniel Green Pratiksha Prabhudesai Angela Beck-Alioto David and Karen Jessen Murphy Ann Alexander Blue Shield of California Apple Matching Gifts Jacqueline Sommers Matthew Greenberg Susan Pursey Anna Bernhard Mary Jeter Diane Roberts LeeAnna Ali Judy Blumenstein FY DONORS 2020 Program The David and Lucile Elizabeth Grover Ruthann Quindlen Donna Berryhill Mark Austin Jones Doug Roble Rita Allen Patty Boaz and Gary Paladin Charles Bartels Packard Foundation Xinxin Guo and Jon Kepecs Adda Quinn Carolyn and Gary Bjorklund JPMorgan Chase Foundation Judy Rose Ross Allen Christopher and Karen Vince Boston The Eileen Lughran Trust Brian and Michele Gustafson Peter Radin and Kathy Leo Blume Joan Karlin and Paul Resnick W. 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Eastham 2000 $1,000–4,999 Hanabi Foundation Allison Butler and Richard Kristin Klingvall Frauke Schimmoller and Sheryl Anderson Martha Bond Revocable Trust Brent Harris Carole Robbins Trust Peers Lisa Konie Lisa Whitmore Shirley and William John Boniface THANK YOU THANK Frazier Family Trust Bart Adams Christine Hayashi Delphine and Richard Roth Eric Butler and Suzanne Laura Krane Tor Schoenmeyr Anderson Bob Booton and Tamsen Katharine Gale and John Brad Anderson Michael Hirabayashi Andy Rubin Rocca-Butler Ann La Borde and Chester Edward and Susan Seledon Bruce and Suzanne Antink Duke Shepherd Richard Baker and Rochelle Intel Foundation Magnus and Nancy Ryde Rosemarie Carbone Simpson Susan Sharer Kaoru Ariyasu Robert Borg Giant Steps Foundation Cabot Ami Jampolis Sarcina Industries LLC Natasha Carlitz Nathan Laredo Anna Sheldon Patricia Armstrong John Bossert Leesa Gidaro Alison and Joe Barta Lili Jensen Nicole Shanahan Lawrence and Sandra Brian Lee and Yehbin Song Holger Siegwart William Arnold and Lisa Hall Ginny and Peter Botsford Maud and Burton Goldfield W.F. & Marie Batton Barbara Johnson Trust Julia Shaw Castellano Margaret Lent Josephine Silva Cadag Chandra S. 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Mark and Mary Anne Payne Kaplan Catherine Podell Melanie Austin Angela Howard Sandy Rand R. Scott Adams Carolyn Bildstein Capital Alliance FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 26 27 Marjorie Carmichael Aram H. and June Dorothy Ellis E. L. and La Verne Garringer Maud Hansen Jill Jensen League of the San Francisco Joseph C. McKenzie, Jr. Karen and Michael Joan Poimiroo Ann Carpenter Darmanian Barbara and Robert Ells Lois Gaspari Audrey Hargis Mackenzie Jeske Consular Corps Linda McKenzie Nierenberg Bonnie and David Pollard Lorrie Carrie Theresa Darrenougue Brad and Julia Elman Isabelle Gass Jasmine Harrison Claire Jimenez Ada Lee Margaret and Ronald J. Ruth Nilmeier Carin Pollock Irene Carter Celisa Date Bereniki Emerson Anne Geddes Eileen Hart Geeske Joel Lori Lee McKinnon Andrea Nordemann Ruth Poole Dylan Catalano Beverly David Marie Encrantz Jane Gee Jerome and Pamela Hartman Sara Johns Roberta Lee Victoria McKinnon Marylene Notarianni Derek Popaduke Ligia Cevasco Cory David Bruce England Yvonne Gehring Amanda Hashfield Andrea Johnson Lee Cheerful Giving Fund Mary McLeod Kristine Nyhus Jill and Michael Popov FY DONORS 2020 FY DONORS 2020 Gordon Chamberlain Carolyn and Gordon Carol and Kenneth Epstein Josh Geller Katharine Haskin Chris Johnson Barbara Lessing Ruth McMahon Mary Jo and T. H. Obayashi James Poppy Lyn Chambers Davidson Britta Erickson and James Genentech Employee Giving John and Peone Hasson Cynthia Johnson and Allen Benson Leung John and Michele McNellis Carol O’Brien Karen Posner Kelly Chan Julie Davis Ferrell, Jr. Program Janie Hayden Perry Myron Levin Mark McQuillan Michael and Michelle M. Potter Christine Chang Lisa Davis Anna Liza Ejercito Craig and Linda Gentner Dulcie Head Eleonore and Stephen Sharon Levin C. Scott McSwain O’Connor Patricia and Steven Poulo David Chang Tanya de la Fuente Donald and Elizabeth Sarah Giaconi Jan Heiman Johnson Gillian and Roger Levine Diane Means Dee O’Hara Bob and Linda Powers Susan Chao Rohin Deb Eshelman Aphrodite and Steven Lisa Heirtzler Janet Johnson Allan Levy, M.D. Gary and Kathy Meek Maureen O’Hara Smith and Robert Powers Catherine Chase Ophelie Debordeaux Irene Estelle and G. Edward Gianakouros Susan and Steven Heller Anne Johnston Richard Levy Sinda Mein James Smith Clyde Preston Gene Chasey Bobbi Decker Logg Anne Giansiracusa Catherine P. Hengehold Jennifer Johnston Shirley Levy Bernadette and Thomas John and Una Oettinger Jan J. 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Italia and Michelle Smith R. P. and Sallie Thomas Bettina Weiss FY 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 30 31 Vision To help create a world in which every adoptable animal finds a loving home.

Mission The mission of Pets In Need is to advance the no-kill movement, reduce pet homelessness, and find every dog and cat a loving home.

Palo Alto Animal Shelter 3281 E. Bayshore Road Palo Alto, CA 94303

Redwood City Animal Shelter 871 5th Avenue Redwood City, CA 94063 petsinneed.org