Winter 2011 • Vol. 45 No. 4 From the Mailbox

Photo: Kelli Herwehe A Word From Hi San Diego Humane Society, Board of Trustees We are really happy in our new home in Pacific Beach! We have three floors to run around Fred Baranowski Dr. Judith T. Muñoz on and jump on the resident cat, Precious, who puts up with us. Our new owners renamed us Chairperson from Cinnamon and Cheyenne to Thelma and Louise, which seems to fit us better since we are Beverly Oster Ornelas Secretary Interim President inseparable. We are the hit at the PB Vet Clinic, since Dr. Farley thinks we are really cute. So far David Hickey life is great! We get fed, have tons of toys, and we like to sleep on our owner’s heads at night. Plus, Chairperson, Finance Committee s you may already know by now, I am volunteering as the San we get to play in the laundry basket! Thank you so much for finding us such good parents. Diane Gilabert Diego Humane Society and SPCA’s interim president and leading Chairperson, Board Governance & Nominating Love, Committee Athe search committee to find a successor for Dr. Mark Goldstein. In Thelma and Louise Susan Davis addition to leading the search with several past and present members of the PS: Louise is the one with the white chest and legs. Chairperson, Development Committee Board of Trustees, my role is to maintain the organization’s legacy of success Sandy Arledge; Allen Blackmore; by continuing its three-year strategic plan with the talented and experienced Robert Brown, Ed.D.; Lee Collins; Hi all my human friends and animal friends at the San Diego Humane Society, Dana Di Ferdinando; Dave Mason; management team already in place. Lisa Miller MD; David Mittleman; As we make this transition, it is important to highlight that Dr. Goldstein’s I just thought you would like to know I am doing great at my new home. My new pack leaders are Anne Perry; David Sear really nice and friendly and we go on walks twice every day. I have been to Kellogg beach and also Life Members passion, dedication and vision have helped the San Diego Humane Society Vi & Dan McKinney, John Parker become a national model in animal welfare. We are immeasurably grateful for his the dog park that I really like as I meet lots of other dogs. Anyway, thanks again for all the love and Interim President numerous contributions and we wish him well in his future endeavors. kisses you gave me. I really appreciated it as I know you guys are really busy. I also want you to Dr. Judith T. Muñoz Our sights are set on the future and on the goal of achieving even more know that I am wonderfully happy here and hope that you can help more doggies like me. Senior Staff Renee Harris, Executive Vice President on behalf of the animals and people we serve. We are eager to identify a new I will come over and say “hi” some time. Kim Shannon, CAWA, Chief Operating Officer/SVP president that is both talented and experienced, and is capable of leading the Shelly Stuart, CSPG, CFRE, CAWA, Love, San Diego Humane Society into the next chapter of success. The past year has Chief Development Officer/SVP Gabbi Kelly Riseley, Chief Financial Officer been one of significant progress as demonstrated by the opening of an additional Hello San Diego Humane Society, AnimalFare Editors campus in Oceanside, the dramatic improvements made to Oceanside’s only off- Michael Baehr, Kelli Herwehe leash dog park, a second Paws Kitten Nursery, numerous successful adoption Contributing Writers Nicole Angelucci, Shannon Gusy, Abigail Kouzi, events, expanded humane education for youth and adults, and much more. Daizy and Widget have a wonderful and loving home life. They have a huge yard to play and Jenny Ludovissy, Elkie Wills These achievements have laid a foundation for a new president to continue to relax in during the day and know when to come inside for dinner. We enjoy playing with them Design & Layout build upon. and having them as part of our family. Kat Godard, DraDog, LLC One of my first activities in this role was to pay a visit to the North Campus. Published quarterly by: The Cross Family San Diego Humane Society and SPCA There I fell in love with a small black fur ball (a poodle mix)! My husband, Dan, Gaines Campus 5500 Gaines Street, San Diego, CA 92110 and I adopted Jackson and he was immediately welcomed into our family by his North Campus (For dogs) big brother, Greystoke (a standard poodle, lab and Australian shephard mix). It 2905 San Luis Rey Road, Oceanside, CA 92058 Dear San Diego Humane Society, North Campus (For cats) didn’t take me long to adopt a new family member! Ruby Tuesday has been such a love! You saved her life! She has a great time with her doggie friends 572 Airport Road, Oceanside, CA 92058 The San Diego Humane Society has an extremely talented and dedicated Main Telephone: (619) 299-7012 watching the Chargers’ game and she really loves her time at Fiesta Island meeting lots of new friends. Website: www.sdhumane.org team of staff and volunteers and their work is invaluable. We all thank you for She is so funny; she makes me laugh all the time. Email: [email protected] your continued support in serving the animals and people here in San Diego. We

To report animal abuse call (619) 243-3466 truly could not do it without you. We eagerly anticipate this new chapter and the She’s 12-lbs. of energy, movement, and unconditional love. She has big brown eyes, long eyelashes, salt Serving San Diego County since 1880, the San many new milestones to come. We will keep you informed as we make progress and pepper colored hair like mine. She is such a joy, she cuddles, she plays, she hikes, and loves life. Diego Humane Society and SPCA’s scope of social in our search for a new president and about other important developments Ruby’s foster mother from the San Diego Humane Society literally saved her life and mine. People tell responsibility goes beyond adopting animals. The Humane Society offers San Diegans a wide moving forward. In the meantime, feel free to contact us with any questions, we me I’m much happier now that I have Ruby, and I know that I am. range of programs and services that strengthen value your input. the human-animal bond, prevent cruelty/neglect, S. Neuman provide medical care and educate the community Sincerely, on the humane treatment of animals. Do you have a happy adoption story to share? Then As one of San Diego’s oldest nonprofit organizations, the Humane Society has campuses we’d love to hear from you! Visit www.sdhumane.org in both San Diego and Oceanside and is supported Dr. Judith T. Muñoz, Interim President and go to the Success Stories page for more details. solely through contributions, grants, bequests, investments, proceeds from the Muttique retail store, and small fees for services. About Dr. Judith T. Muñoz: Dr. Muñoz has more than 30 years of executive-level experience, For your privacy, the Humane Society does having recently retired from The Scripps Research Institute as its Vice President responsible not sell, rent, lend or exchange its mailing of for the departments of Human Resources, Counseling and Psychological Services, Career and ON THE COVER: After surviving horrific burns, Stewie’s resilience becomes an inspiration to all. Read more on page 10. contributor lists. Postdoctoral Services, and the International Office. She served as a member of the San Diego Cover Photo: Emi Killeri Humane Society’s Board of Trustees from 1996 to 2009 and as its Chair for seven years.

President’s M essage President’s AnimalFare • Winter 2011 www.sdhumane.org 3 Pet Lovers Dance the Night Away at the 25th Anniversary Fur Ball

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Photos: 1) Gizmo wins the “Beau of the Ball” award and mom, Wendy Wang, couldn’t be more proud! 2) Princess Pia and Princess Gia wear their matching pink dresses. 3) Animals artist Stephen Fishwick performs for the crowd. 4) PETCO Foundation Board President, Charlie Piscitello accepts the award as the 2011 Fur Ball honoree on behalf of PETCO and the PETCO Foundation. 5) Fur Ball Chair, Colleen Blackmore-Reilly poses with the San Diego Humane Society’s Interim President, Dr. Judith Muñoz, her husband, Dan Muñoz and their dog Greystroke.

Special thanks to the sponsors that made this evening possible: he 25th Anniversary Fur Ball was a spinning exquisite dinner by Jeffery Strauss of Pamplemouse Grille. success, raising nearly $250,000 that will directly At the 2011 Fur Ball, we were proud to honor PETCO Tbenefit the animals we serve and the programs we and the PETCO Foundation for their dedication and Cox Communications provide. The beautifully dressed attendees sashayed down support of the San Diego Humane Society and 7,000 other Diane Glow, Ed.D. the red carpet making stops to take a souvenir photo, at animal welfare organizations across the country. PETCO San Diego County the Belle and Beau contest, or to admire the many silent Foundation Board President, Charlie Piscitello, was Credit Union auction items. present to accept this prestigious annual award. As the sun set to welcome a beautiful evening under The night was complete as we introduced the true stars WSP Corporate Benefits the stars, the 550 human and 200 canine attendees were of the evening...two doggie alumni families shared their and Insurance Services entertained by musical guest, Haute Chile and artist, miracle moments and the joy that these companions bring Mr. and Mrs. George Stephen Fishwick who rocked the audience with his live art to their lives, bringing tears to the eyes of everyone in Gafford experience! attendance. Immediately following, guests celebrated the The black-tie gala was hosted by Dave Mason of 105.7 “Dancing with the Dogs” theme by dancing the night away The Walrus and the lovely Pamela Howe, featuring an to the sounds of Grammy award winning, Haute Chile.

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s A Humane Graduation s Project KEPPT’s New Location s Sweet Sandy Another successful Humane Academy on the books! Forty-nine Humane Officers from across California graduated from the Project KEPPT has been serving the cities of Sandy was one of 49 cats relinquished to the San two-week long Humane Academy in August. The San Diego Humane Society’s Humane Academy is one of only two offered in Oceanside and Vista for 3 years, providing food, Diego Humane Society from a recent case of animal California. The academy covers a range of topics from animal handling to evidence collecting to ensure these students are at the vaccinations and resources to people and pets in need. hoarding. Sandy was adopted by the Peterson family and forefront of animal welfare issues and laws. Real life scenarios are simulated to bring classroom training into action, putting Project KEPPT recently moved from our San Luis Rey is happier than ever. The Peterson’s are making up for these graduates on the path towards a new career or continuing their career education. Road location to our new location at 572 Airport Road lost time by giving Sandy all the love she deserves. As in Oceanside. This move will allow us to expand this the only pet in the house, she now gets all the attention. community program, creating more opportunities for This beautiful 6-year old still has a lot of kitten in her the people and pets we serve. as she reportedly zooms down the hallway, up the stairs, and slides across the furniture in her new home. A funny

s 932 Animals “Fell in Love” this Fall! quote from her new family, “Last evening I was surprised 932 animals found love during September and October’s “Fall in Love” animal to find her head inside my bag of Sun Chips delicately adoption campaign. The San Diego Humane Society teamed up with Escondido munching on a chip!” Humane, Chula Vista Animal Care, and the San Diego County Department of Photos: Kelli Herwehe Animal Services to increase awareness of animal adoption and help more animals, like Prince and Abby, find loving homes.

s Must Love Kittens! “Abby was in our care for 478 days and Photos: Kelli Herwehe Prince for 226 days,” said Elkie Wills of the If you love kittens, then you’ll love the 2nd season of the show San Diego Humane Society. “They’re both “Must Love Cats” on Animal Planet! The cast and crew paid a very special dogs and they touched a lot of visit to the San Diego Humane Society’s Paws Kitten Nursery to people here. We’re so happy they found their feature the uniqueness of the Paws to Success Program. fairytale homes!” The San Diego Humane The show’s host, John Fulton, spent two purrfect days in San Society is committed to caring for each animal Diego feeding and playing with the kittens. He even snuggled up as long as it takes to get them adopted, and and sang them to sleep! Fulton was wowed by the wonderful care these are just two examples of moments that that goes into preparing these tiny kittens for their future homes. The episode airs in February, stay tuned for the exact date. You

were worth the wait. s As seen on Animal Planet won’t want to miss this behind-the-scenes look at the love and care that these kitties receive daily at the Paws Nursery.

6 www.sdhumane.org AnimalFare • Winter 2011 AnimalFare • Winter 2011 www.sdhumane.org 7 Class is in Session! Abbie &Me The story of how Abbie changed Michael’s life.

(At the recent humane education classroom dedication, left to right: Here comes the big one! Michelle Quigley, Director, San Diego Humane Society North Campus; Doug Dawson, Executive Director, Ellen Browning Scripps Foundation; Dr. Judith Muñoz, Interim President, San Diego Humane Society)

A child’s face lights up as they gently touch a dog for the first time. A family learns how to stabilize their pet in a medical emergency. Home- bbie Girl is a 5-year-old Australian Kelpie. She was But through sports, Abbie slowly came out of her shell. She schooled students come together to discover facets of our ecosystem and adopted from the Humane Society Silicon Valley gained confidence in herself, and learned to trust me by working our vital role in protecting it. after a rough start to life. Her dad, Michael, has together as a team. In July, the Ellen Browning Scripps Foundation made a generous Asince then integrated Abbie into his day-to-day life and activities. Bonding through sports was successful; Abbie’s life began to grant to support construction and equipment costs of a humane Together they share a passion for sports and outdoor adventure. change from rehabilitation to adventure seeking. On runs and education classroom at our North Campus, Airport Road location. Now, Abbie started her surfing career in 2008 and since then she has bike rides, she learned to listen to me for guidance. We started these moments – moments that can strengthen the human/animal bond won several surfing competitions all over California, set the first tackling more complex activities. for a lifetime – can be a daily reality in the new classroom. Guinness World Record for dog surfing, and even appears in In 2008 Abbie entered her first surfing contest. Like “As an educator for many years, Miss Ellen Browning Scripps national commercials. Michael and Abbie now live in San Diego, everything we do, we follow three basic rules: 1) it’s about appreciated the lifelong impact of education,” notes Doug Dawson, so we wanted to share this heartfelt story with other animal- exercising together, 2) Abbie’s participation is voluntary, and 3) Executive Director of Ellen Browning Scripps Foundation.“Humane loving members of our community. we communicate interactively. Education sparks curiosity and compassion, provides an accessible toolkit The story of Michael and Abbie is one that captures the As a result, Abbie enjoyed surfing so much she developed Good girl Abbie! for safe and meaningful interactions with animals, and fosters a positive impact that people and animals have on each other, and the a style unique to the sport. I don’t place her on the board; she relationship with animals and the world around us. The Ellen Browning bond that is shared… jumps on herself. Treats and toys aren’t used to keep her on the Scripps Foundation is pleased to invest in the San Diego Humane Society The story of how I met Abbie isn’t well known. It’s simple board; surfing IS her treat. While we’re in the water, I have a and SPCA by supporting a venue for this worthy endeavor.” but we hope it inspires everyone to incorporate their pet into few phrases I say to her so she knows what’s going on – “wave They say the dogs pick you, When she opened the doors to the completed classroom for the first their everyday life, whatever that may mean. coming,” “turning around.” We even have a secret ritual before time, Dr. Annie Petersen, Education Manager at the San Diego Humane “not the other way around. Society, didn’t have words – she simply sang with joy. “It finally gives In 2007, I was going through a difficult time. I had never I push her into a wave, and once she lands on the beach. The had a dog before, so I went to the Humane Society just to look. more we interact, the more fun it is for her. us a space to offer the North County community humane education than before we met. We are both having fun, and I can I visited a few times but never fell in love. One day I tried again Surfing has become the center of our relationship, but programs that we couldn’t offer before,” Dr. Petersen continued. say she’s changed my life for the better. ” and I saw Abbie. Amidst a paddock of excited, barking dogs, we do many other sports together, including sheepherding Under the direction of our humane education staff who have more People often ask me why anyone should adopt an Abbie sat calmly, eyes studying me. Then she cocked her head and paragliding. If a timid dog like Abbie can become the top than 75 years of combined teaching experience, the available array of animal. My answer is, “Because they rescue you right to one side, as if to say, “Well, what are you waiting for?” surfing dog in a few years and set a Guinness World Record, activities in the new space are growing quickly. Upcoming programs back”. They say the dogs pick you, not the other way around. then every dog has endless potential if they have love and include “Tots and Tales,” geared for preschoolers, “Animal Adventure The staff emphasized that she was traumatized and needed encouragement. This article was written by Abbie’s dad, Michael Camp” for multiple age groups, interactive classes meeting California socialization. Their parting advice was, “Bring her around My relationship with Abbie is special to me because it’s Uy. More information about Abbie can be found at curriculum standards for home-schooled students, and several adult with you, so she starts to see the world.” I took that advice grounded on activity and adventure. Her life has changed a www.abbiesurfs.com. This story was submitted for education seminars such as “First-Aid for Dogs and Cats” and the and brought her everywhere. I took her jogging, rollerblading, lot, but so has mine. I used to do extreme sports for my own Purina’s “Tales From the Pet Lovers’ Heart” contest, “Happy Hour” lecture series. cycling and swimming in the ocean. In the beginning, she was excitement. Now, I do it just to see that little tail wagging and which benefits 20 animal organizations across the Please visit our website at www.sdhumane.org or call (619) 299- afraid of other dogs, loud noises, men and even dark rooms. the big grin on her face. I’ve done more as an athlete with her country, including the San Diego Humane Society. 7012 for a complete schedule of activities and registration information.

8 www.sdhumane.org AnimalFare • Winter 2011 AnimalFare • Winter 2011 www.sdhumane.org 9 After months of recovery, Stewie visits with the Humane Officer cover story that saved him. 10:00 a.m. was so unbelievably red; it looked as where countless staff members were in and he charmed each one with his love though there was a stoplight on inside awe of his love for people and for life, of life and vibrant spirit. But it wasn’t

Photo: Leslie Wallace him, pushing up against his flesh. His skin despite all that he had endured. Within until LuAnn Porter and Kenneth Kilgast wailed, “I’ve survived something horrific.” just two weeks of his rescue, Stewie no met with Stewie that he found his family. San Diego Humane Society longer trembled in fear or resisted human They had recently lost their dog and were veterinarian, Dr. Corey Cole, managed touch. In fact, he began exuding more joy now ready to find another companion to Stewie’s case and was concerned about the and affection with every day that passed. love and care for again, but what they level of suffering this puppy had endured. “Stewie’s tail wagged wildly at the sight of weren’t expecting was to be so inspired. He described Stewie’s prognosis as “very every person who came his way,” Dr. Cole LuAnn and Kenneth met Stewie with an poor” and knew that it was possible that described. “He actually looked forward adoption counselor and were heart-broken Stewie could die from his wounds. Dr. to his bandage changes and any sort of to hear his story. “How could someone do Cole explained, “This puppy was not treatment, delighted at every opportunity this to such a loving and sweet puppy? It’s only devastatingly burned, but also had to experience human touch.” Another staff horrifying,” said LuAnn. a resistant bacterial infection and other member said, “Stewie couldn’t move much Fortunately, some dogs have a kind of complications.” in his bandages, but he wiggled to the front resilience, a will deep inside them to not After immediate care from medical of his kennel and would kiss your fingers only live fully, but to love fully, and no When partner, VCA Emergency Animal Hospital, through the bars. You had a sense that he adversity or abuse can touch it. One can’t Stewie returned to the San Diego Humane wanted to be held and comforted, but also, help but think that Stewie is a creature Society where veterinarians performed a that he wanted to give you something in we are all meant to learn from. As Zora cutting-edge treatment commonly used in return. He was full of so much love.” Neale Hurston said, “Love makes the soul crawl out from its hiding place.” Stewie’s The Many Faces of (a now) Happy Stewie: soul, or his truest self, not only crawled out from its hiding place, but reached further to inspire the world around him. LuAnn and Kenneth adopted Stewie and cannot imagine their lives without

Photos: Emi Killeri him, “We are thankful to the Humane Society Officers who rescued Stewie, and Comes out of Hiding the veterinarians who never gave up on Stewie’s unbelievable resilience changes us for the better him. Most of all, we are grateful for our newest family member and all that he adds to our lives.” After such a traumatic Lovet’s not an easy thing to face what you start to life, Stewie has helped LuAnn, are most afraid of … to recall a trauma Kenneth and countless others find joy and courage in their own lives.

… to feel pain. Just like human beings, Photo: Laura Coburn Stewie gives resilience a face (an dogs experience sadness and fear, and incredibly adorable one) and a name. He human medicine for burn victims. Known As a result of the hard-working reminds us all that love is quiet power Ithese emotions can be hard to bare. as Platelet Rich Plasma Application, this Veterinary Team and Stewie’s strong will that urges us to go on and to find the complicated procedure involved removing to live, he made a full recovery by the time beauty in life, no matter what it looks It’s also not easy to witness a creature, human or animal, some of Stewie’s blood, spinning it down in he turned nine-months-old. Though some like. suffer. When the suffering is cruelly or unjustly inflicted, it is a special centrifuge, collecting the platelet fur will never grow back, Stewie didn’t even harder. Stewie was just a puppy when he was rescued from rich portion of the blood and applying it to seem to mind. He was just like any other Editor’s Note: Stewie’s case of animal an abusive situation by San Diego Humane Society Humane the wounds. The treatment was successful puppy, dazzled by life and in awe and cruelty passed its preliminary hearing, Officers on March 29, 2011. They seized him from his home, filed and then required months of rehabilitation wonder of the world around him. and will go to trial soon. Randy Lawrence, for protective custody and began an intensive investigation. with daily bandage changes and around- Stewie was soon moved to the Adoption Director of Humane Law Enforcement, Weighing less than ten pounds, Stewie was carried in through the-clock care. Gallery to await his new family, wearing suspects that Stewie was intentionally the doors of the San Diego Humane Society covered in second Stewie spent his days recovering in the a t-shirt to protect his scars. Several burned and then neglected for almost a and third degree burns. In need of urgent medical attention, he Veterinary Suite at the Gaines Campus, interested parties visited with Stewie, week with severe injuries. could barely move and cried in pain. While his head was fluffy Stewie first arrives to the San Diego Humane Society covered in second and white, the fur on most of his body was burned off. His skin and third degree burns AnimalFare • Winter 2011 www.sdhumane.org 11 Gifts of Love In Memory Of In Memory Of In Memory Of In Memory Of In Memory Of

Gifts of Love Tribute and memorial donations are a special way to remember and honor loved ones and pets. A card will be sent to whomever you ask us to notify. The following memorial and tribute gifts were received between July 16 and October 15, 2011. To make a Gift of Love or for more information, call (619) 299-7012, x2276 or email [email protected].

In Memory of People Dr. Joseph Cutler Ted Hubbard Tracy Fillas Ruth Eleanor Reid Mr. Darwin Acres Audrey Bunting Marrokal Design & Remodeling Joanne Quinn William & Bonnie Hubbard Christine Fregosi Emily Chou Isabella Regina & Issy Millner Kristy Garrett Jamin Eiseman & Eva Cookie Gigi Koko Kooper MacGregor Steve Adams Robert & Florence Versen Gretchen Neville Eric Roderick Illyes-Eiseman Stephen Anthony Jacobs Betty Mitchell Doug & Christel Rice Kim Koch Edith Goldner Brian Vaal BonBon Cooper Hamilton Oliver Woods Mama Fred Ford & Susan Barnette Marsha Burns Mr. Jean Rowe Dorothy Elizabeth Ayers Derek & Joanna Gunn Ben & Cheryl Katz Family Tammy Carpowich Pauline & Greg Lovelady (The Woods Family) Debbie Louise Tortora Jennifer Jensen Barbara Vaughan Joel Gutierrez Robert Hammond Florine Jenkins Fund of the Jewish Bonnie & Clyde (Jihan Murad) Daisy (Monique Belmares) Michele DeSimone Maui Jerilyn Raybould Robert Ross & Linda Jue Dorothea Higgins Blase Patrick Morrissey Helen Shaw Community Fdtn. The Dogs on the Run team Chantal Vastola-Fazio Catherine Levisay Leslie Slakoff Bill & Colette Goldammer BNI Poway Lawrence F. Bazinet Spec 10 Contractors, Inc. Jordan Kingsley Gertrude Matsulevitch Boone (Susan Hall & Family) Dakota (Nancy White) Hercules Max (Kerry & John Horn) James Goldammer Jeri Winberg Carol Bazinet Jorge Vargas & Cynthia Dept. of Health Policy & Weatherly Elaine Benjamin Susan Brandt Adele Torres Terri Blakley & Mark Reynolds Marie Cadenas Mgt., University of Kathy Nelson Patricia R. Sheppard Dan Marshall Virginia Bean Boss Cat Bobby, Free Spirit Dayz Homer (Ann Ruethling) Maxi (The Grame Family) Kansas Medical Ctr. Mr. & Mrs. Victor Hoffman John Rider Karin Yount Edwin Bean Deb Davenport Freckles & Sweet Cookie John Wagner Janet Kelly Darielle Greenberg Susan Grace Edward W. Bolieu Caroline Lahman & TTGP Charlene Mae Outlaw Matilda Spendlove Dr. Gregg Wilson (Peggy Howell) Hunter (The Schroeder Jennifer Lattimore DC (Lynn Weinstein & Meeker (Nicole Sims) Family Ellen Brock Laura Cantrell Ellen Wilson Marilyn Ackroyd Family) Julia Spinelli Faye & Jerry Rosenthal Everett Douglas) Willi Sims Patricia Beverly J. Hanson Alex J. Wurtz Leslie Bonar James R. Davidson BrisAnne (Tanya Cason) Marta McCarty Michael Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Rosenthal Eleonore Kloepfer Merlin & Amy Robert & Yvonne Muzzy Mary & Richard Boas Robert Jensen Hank Wurtz Debra Darrigo Jenny (Sherry Sangan) Robert Karl Kleege Margaret Toomath DeeDee Etta Bell Rose Carol Bobrek Penny Helen Slevin Lon Brassey Broadie (The Drake Family) Linda Weekly Mike Winifred Hoy Karen Goldberg Burl Stiff In Memory of Pets Joyce Brassey Linda & Gary Thomas Sandy Arledge Jesse Jim & Mizzy Jenness Joyce Kleege Constance Englert Dickens David Copley Nancy Lynn Peyton Alan (Jerry Kao) Dr. Vivian Terkel Brooks Antra Priede Berger & Susan Farrell Brutus (The Di Ferdinando Deborah Lessard Miss Kitty Anni Dietrick Pam Drew & Inge Bisconer Thomas Lally Holli Tucker Janis Legzdins Jennifer Greenfield Family) Dolly Jesse (The Leach Family) Virginia Paul Yvonne Adams Debbie Hauser Alex Stewart L. Butters Marcella Quirk Stephen & Shari Griffin Dana Di Ferdinando Betty Collier Sandy & Ed Silverman Janet & Burke Dignam Sue & Bob Lawton Stacey Zeitlin Miss Sadie Leslie Bremer Lester Kohn Peggy Matthews Buddy Dot (The Montijo Family) Kane (The Dean Family) Christine Whitney Dale & Charlotte Lowry J.D. Moore Ally (Joyce Snell) Thomas Danfield Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hanft Claudia Munak Patti Culp The Tkachuk Family Michael & Elaine Pilecki Joan K. Robinson Cindy & Rudy Schmoke Candy Karas Mitzi (Karen & Rainee Wright) Diana & Ron Leeds MaryAnnette Hall Sharon & Donald Schiltz Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Parsky Bud D. Dog Durham (Jason & Mandy Kitty Cupcake (Kim Debra Rider Nancy Fay Pitt Angel (Margaret Coughlin) Annette Howell Jeanne Landers Las Patronas Richard Cloward Albrecht) Calloway & Kyra Roxie DiOnizio Blankinship & Foster, LLC Pamela Allen Mobley Clayton Campbell Quinton & Phyllis Brown Robert Singer & Judith McClelland) David & Debbie Gonzalez CL Percy & TE Bottiger Bugsy Golnar Newall Rose Cech Harris Angus Dell Grace Schroeder Karen Campbell Bernice Livingston Heather McCluskey Dylan (Kellee Kilmer) Frank Dolan Robert & Patricia Cavin John M. & Sally B. Thornton Lorri Freitas Molly (The Anton Family) Margery Chapman Donald Foster Butch Koko (Marty Larkin) Heather Gibson Laura Crandall Fdtn. (Ed Struble) Kelsey Moon & Steve Ferreira Albert Killen-Harvey Diana Wiggins Annie (Bettye McLaurin) Meribeth Jeska Jane Dolby Mary Louise Lowry Andrea Dexter Billie Casey Elf Hill Harvey & Sheryl White Kelly Riseley The Ludovissy Clan Molly (Susan Beers) I-Chun Chen S & J Zanin Martha & George Gafford Michael & Karen Dunlop Barbara Zobel Buttons (June & Nan Haugen) Patricia Rustanius Manuel & Inge Pacheco Azminov Kelly Riseley Jennifer Feng Joe Luallen Lake San Marcos Garden Club Patti Gillelen Dee Dowling Michael Stroud Elmer Molly (Vic Jones) Beth Gideon Deanna Slieff Shelly Stuart Braden Coleman Leticia Carpenter Debra O’Brien Frank & Sandy Johnson Caesar (Mike & Karen Bolton) Tania Miranda Nikki Gilberg Sandra Katzen Baby Kimiko Kooper Dick Bailey & Greg Hunt Castle Creek Women’s Harry Malcom Suzie Meyer Elsa (Joe Colombo) Carla Kotila Lee Stuart Stacey Zeitlin Judy and Mike Free Moussee (Kay Miller) Colleen Boud Golf Club John M. & Sally B. 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Bailey Rosemarie Klotz Kara & Ryan Main-Hester Shelly Stuart Fabian Phyllis Mathy Muffin Susan & Herbert Farnsworth N.J. & Thelma Koda Ralph Martinez Matthew Bauman Carol Nottenburg Stephen & Mary Tolvstad Cassie (Barb & Fernando Sarah Buck Karen Garby Roslyn Frank Jack & Mary O’Brien Bailey (Ronnie & Barbara Louie (Ken & Joni Smithey) Denise Berrian Erica Wells George Sutton Samaniego) Alisa Gemar Fanny (Jody Dufresne & Denise Berrian Muppie & Hershey Bar Jerry Edwards Bruce McKeon Edell) Patricia Sneller Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Gonzalez Carmon & Janey Wilcox Wayne Noda Nancy Clark) Michael & Karen Neill Eileen Edwards Barbara Lauer Luca (Tracy Landauer) Don Kinsinger Mr. & Mrs. James Franklin Kristin Ziegler Mary Frances Ussery Caution Marcus-Opina Pamela Higgins & Mike Bailey Laurel Hambsch Mutley (Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ray Evans Lee McKune (The Passov Family) Lorena Jarumayan Weiner Ellen Kustra Adam Portillo Cathryn Cole McLaughlin) Ray & Betsy Sanders Heidi Blotner Lucky Judith Mantick Laura C. McKune Anne Djordjevic JoAnn Cole Cienna (Wayne & Doris Frankie & Shelby (Cinda Evelyn Segal Belle Lisa Lorhan Jana McCreary Chris Gevas Janet Merit Barbara & Jerry Gigliotti Jenny Ludovissy (Susan Brooks) Christopher) Raupe) Nacho Microbiology Dept., Scripps Nabil & Nadia Keilani Beverly Portillo Steven & Barbara Mendell Sandy Barstow Tom Zschunke MacDuff Pamela Degraffenried Concepcion Dolan Medical Laboratory Joanne Limneos Belle (Bob & Polly) Margaret & John Williamson Charlie Franny & Alex Noonay Evelyn Tucker Jane Penney Carol Tohsaku In Memory Of In Memory Of In Memory Of Pamela Higgins & Mike Dr. Suzanne Merrill-Nach Barbara Lauer MacGregor Mary Sasso Weiner Elizabeth Kennedy Nutmeg (Patricia Crowley) James R. Grant, Jr. Charlie Felix Louise Stapleton Louise & Marc Almgren Joseph & Roxanna Tody Blue Mr. & Mrs. Rheynard Morgan Guy Mitchell MacGregor (Ann & Al Pam Thomas Gayle McGinnis Asherman) Oscar Dr. Greer Chloe Louise George (Norma Ford) Stephen Wettermark Pat Brown Rafferty Jackson Ruth & James Behnke Blue, Curtis & Red (The Katherine Radford Karen Shetterly Capt. Robert Cox Otis (Rhonda Fuller) Robert L. Haley Smith Family) Fran Myrose Cleo (Heidi Coon) Gigi (Susan Heath) Dr. Lawrence & Carolyn Marilee Bankert Lea Haley Melissa Hughes Mackie (Doug & Gwynne The Ludovissy Clan Kelly Riseley Addleson Amelia Chagnon Bo & Nikkee Shaw) Jerry Hall Clifford (Jerry, Jan & Rosie Gypsy (Melanie Moore) Sally & Jim Syren Carole & Bud Cappello Sharon Gentry Ovid (The Parini Family) Dennis & Mary Nugent Miller) Linda Miller Hershel Crisp Maddie (Kathleen Sanchez) Arlette Parini Wayne Hanson Bob (The Bloom Family) Sandy Dinnsen Dr. Olivier Laurent Thomas Custer Ozzy (Seth Roscamp) Jeanie Marie Spies Belle Cienna Cleo Diane & Chuck Goldberg Cookie Patty Manjarrez Debra Rider

12 www.sdhumane.org AnimalFare • Winter 2011 AnimalFare • Winter 2011 www.sdhumane.org 13 Callie Hunter (The O’Keefe Family) In Memory Of In Memory Of In Memory Of Gifts of Love Margaret Skomra Kate (Terre Becker) Chloe Krunch (The Fitzsimmons Pearl (Sarah Jay Schrier) Sadie (Joyce Snell) Swayze (Jerilyn Mills) Zoe (Heather Preston) Madison & Jacks Ron & Mariah Weber Family) Lisa Seltzer Wayne & Sharon Hansen RT and Robin Riggs The Greenberg Family Matthew Stockdale Lacy (The Speer Family) Domino Lucy PJ (Cloe & Pedro Moreno) Candy Karas Tag-a-long Zorro (Mike & Arleen Marrokal Design & (Kim Bullock) Bonita Hensley Senje (Ann Harrington) Elizabeth Maland Sadie (Mr & Mrs. Ed Waldman) Beatrice & Tom Harman Haeggquist) Remodeling Domino Toby (The Messina Family) Marvin Schrader Susan Taylor Marrokal Design & Remodeling Precious (Graham & Letha Taj (Kathleen Lorraine) Laurent Perron Trixie (The Cavolas Family) Chapman) Sunshine Supply Co. Tonja Wiedmann Kelli Maxwell Eight Ball Zuben (The Smith Family) Barbara Vaughan Sandy Girl (The Daft Family) Tasani Carolyn Hickman In Honor of People At Home Property Juan & Masae Corcino Dr. John D. Hackett Prime Dexter III Holli Tucker Tazzy (The Mora Family) Bob Akins & Annie’s Ann Mercer Elvis Ace (The Parr Family) Spike Tasani Wanda France Noble Sara Janelle Small birthdays The McCauley Family Jannine Alvarado Bubsy (The Harris Family) Eleanor Rich Phil Akins Pug Teaspoon (Rose Hingeley) Troy Merkel Buster (Lorie Lucas) Lucky (Barbara Schoenberger Mabel (The Rudick Family) Little Red (Nedra Morgan) Nola Rae Bajsec’s birthday Fluffy James Gross Sasha (The Heath Family) Anita Hajos Crystal Green Cain (The Tart Family) Megatron (Romina Beltran) Whitey (Kathleen Plant) Max (Amy Depaulis) Melissa Dlouhy Marjorie & Harley Pierce Fred (The Mason Family) Ranger (The McDonald Family) Elizabeth Burns Telley Mrs. Dellas Miller Mickey (The Koch Family) Willie (The Russell Family) Max (The Hogg Family) Michelle Mingo Ginger Gidget (The Freeberg Sonja Blair Sasha & Belle (Cindy Lisa Zimmerman Vernon & Mary Altman Miko (Connie Luther) Veterinary Specialty Mikka & Shilo (Eleanor Teresa Warren Kathleen Rogallo Family) Plunkett) Michael Viola Peekaboo (Dr. Charles Hospital Smith) Rascal Timothy Jake (The Hogate Family) Rhonda Lockwood Sandy Campbell, PT Jake Molnar) Amelia (The Sterling Family) Mirci (J. Ember & J. Kuti) Jessica Sperber Rhonda Lockwood Jason Miller’s birthday Lacey (The Hoffman Family) Drs. John & Cay Casey Barbara Lechtman Pico (Debra Grant) Anastasia (Amy Weisman) Misha (Sheida Khalatbari) Reva (The Dehaven Family) Sassy-pants (The Moseley Tiny Cat (Genna & Chris Dana Armstead Rocky (Cathy Kilpela) Ed Grant’s birthday Jordi Rubi (Jessie Holt) Anna Banana (Karen Albence) Nick (R. Saftler & S. Sharon Surber Family) Henderson) Natalie Carrillo Sammy (Dirck Leidecker) Carol Neer Mr. & Mrs. David Todd Rusty (Kim Rudenberg) Annabel (N. Mettler- Aberle) Sandie Hughes Virginia Green Nicole Drake Sandy (The Bailey Family) Rex Sapphire (Carla Coursol) Williams & M. Williams) Nike (Amy Collins) Schatzy Dr. Suzanne Fincham & staff Susie Johnson Loni Sandy (The Denny Family) Edward Marr Tipi Selby (Laurie Dowell) Armani (Anne Baldeshwiler) Nikki (Gustaro Guevara) Linda Bunch Barbara Bethel Jennifer Morse Michaela Edwards Shotzie (The Anglin Family) Rex (Joy & Charles Vinson) Ruth Nuding Sushi (Mary Baker) Basil (Amanda Montgomery) Oliver (Joy Chen) Norma Ford Terri Parker Malcolm Starbucks (The Weinrib Scooby, Salina, Dozer & Teddy (Julie Row) Bert (Teal Taylor) Pebbles (T. Sais & C. Barreiro) Elaine Kalin Toby (The Brittain Family) George Talbot Family) Sadie Karen Shetterly Janice Moody Toby (Cindy Vargas) Bundy (T. Chiou & J. Tai) Phantom (Nancy & Jeff Ricky Ann Diggdon & The Fosters Cynthia Tracy Tigger (Gary McMullen) Bernadette & Darren Becker Kara & Jacquelyn Fraser Mr. Prince (Conni Fogh Dr. Gerry Soifer Buzz (The Jennings Family) Pressman) Barbara Antonopulos Tonka Vicky Minetti Tuffy (The Newell Family) Pinky (Avery Ocampo) Shakti & Shiva (Carolyn & Ellen Salu Pedersen) Alexandra (Mary Bernheim) Charlotte (Diane Rigby (The Graessle Family) Reginals & Linda Frank Beverly Barrett Dr. Anthony Michael Pretzelle (P. Turner & D. David Mickelson) Sharon Hancock Barbara Vaughan Brecky (Peggy Mayo) Hollingsworth) Ellen Kippel Tuhulu (Victoria & John Bear (Peter Morton) Wiemers-Turner) Lynne Yerrick Troy & Tracy Parrott Nick Buddy (Ms. Kim Greer) Chelsea (The Sheridan Family) Betsy & Wendy Wilder Breezy Ripley Ann (The Reyes Family) Stewart) Tom Estok & Phil Cabibi (The Ledyard Family) Chiquita (The Bada Family) Chili (Shauna Quatman) Rex (Jim Dierker) Snoopy (Nick Isaac) The Heath Family Jeff & Laura Hahn Bubbs (Frankie Garcia) Karen Cooper Sandy Arledge Gar & Kim Parrott Coco (Theresa Zaludek) Chloe (Lauren Descovich) Rosie (Susan Corcoran) Marrokal Design & Remodeling Peanut & Rocky Elizabeth Terrien Cabo (Forrest Webb) Coffee Bean (Mr. & Mrs. Chubbs (Julie Shelton) Rosie (The Corcoran Family) Rocky Tuzo (The Wilson Family) Carl & Pat Roth’s anniversary Sophie & Abby (Pat Brady) Morgan & Geoff Hill’s Malissa Winicki Fund of Coal (Elizabeth Hansen) Lathrop) Cujo (The Colton Family) Sadie (The Salvatierra Family) Deborah Lessard James & Barbara Wilson Bonnie McGrath Judith Richardson anniversary the Jewish Community Dennis (Lance Luney) Felix (The Gottlund Family) Dana (Irina Shamilova) Sandie (Anita Lanzer) Rod (Karron Esmonde & Vincent Julie Scardina-Ludwig’s Fdn. Frankie (Forrest Jordan) Sasha (The Blum Family) Spencer Melissa Bartell Jessie (The Leach Family) Duma (R. Rodriguez & J. Gary Bobay) Wallace Rick birthday Gabby (Jane Klatt) Schatzie (Carrol Anglin) Sheri Nenow Dave, Virginia & Lucky Pearl Max (The Ashbaugh- Fitzpatrick) Frances de Usabel Wally (Kim McCool) Steven Ludwig Joyce Red Moore Gage (Tiffany Sippel) Shuford Family) Ella (The Fabian Family) Sebastian (L. Busse-Phillips Spike (Readean Ellis) Hobbs Rory (Carly Vander Karr) Sandy Arledge Catherine Schellenger George (Laurel Greenidge) Millie (Debra Taramasco) Fred (The Allen Family) & R. Phillips) Enid & Don Larsen Ron Johnson Pumpkin Erin Letsch Wanda Goddy (Ron Kasper) Molly (Sally Ptak) Gilly (Laurie Britton) Serena (Isabella Kay) Teresa Jacobsen Philemon Schellenger Patricia Cogswell Spike (Cathy Torres) Rosalie & Tom Wornham Griffen (Pamela Ombres) Natasha (Robin Haynes) Hoffman (R. Sahagian & Shona (J. Adams & P. Rosey Coldwell Banker Rita Steichen Raymond Leticia Martinez-Odanga Hudson (Daymon Kenyon) Osceola (Jerry Johnson) G. Ortega) Jennings) Karen Luna Will Rogers (George Carter) Cathy Salovich Honey Baron Jack (Mia Lloyd) Spirit (Linda Serrano) Jason Panther (Denise Marins) Jake (Sharon Thompson) Sparky (Jocelyn De Rosie (Mary Beth Hiller) Deanne Erickson Laurie Szymanski’s birthday Jag (Susan Olney) Maureen Hansen Angela Nguyen Sheeba Tazmaine (Celia Walsh) Jill (Terry Cabalic) Piolenc) DN Giaquinta & KM Thomson Willie Jagger Ann Kay Patricia Cabello Maria McGregor (Adrienne Acre) Toots (Emily Stile) Katie (Robin McNulty) Spot (Naomi Tallet) Squeak (Patricia Kepple) Carolyn Swanson Jazz (Jennifer Meek) Sprinkles (Pamela Black) Roxy (Sally & Dennis Dunn) Marrokal Design & Remodeling Colleen Tabackman Sunny Winston (The Lopes Family) Kita (Anne Patou) Linda McKinny Kai (Jared Wilson) Telley (The Oakman Family) Colleen Gray Willow (Pam Geil) Manny Tabackman Karen Knox Dr. Patricia Ungar Kylee (Roxanne Davis) Storm Dr. Craig Kinshella & staff Kaya (Kelly Diamond) Vagabundo (Patricia Lopez) Sabre (The Zschunke) Laurel Hambsch Mrs. Jo Thacker Malaysia (Zeamora Martinez) Leo (Jeff Allen) Judy Kubischta Barbara Bethel Taj Koe (Shannan Neilson) Vincent (Kinsley Scott) Jim & Rachel Ware Yanni Ronald Greenwood Raven (The Newlin Family) Lisa (Louise Diamond) Sandy Knell Tamny Brett Erickson Kumi (Jamie Lee) Zachary (Polly Wolf) Sugar (Jan Gallagher) Darlene Creitz Squeak (Patricia Kepple & Little Foot (C. Falloon & Sadie (Teresa Albert) JM Abramovitz Bonnie Vessels Teddi Bear Lady (Carolyn Whiting) Nikki Gilberg Michael Klinkert) J. Fedak) Shawn Laird Yao Ming (Lark & Ken Cates) Sandy Arledge Cecilia Gutierrez Lilli (Alison Potter) Sunny Lionel Sadie (Christa & Brandon) Jim & Claudia Prescott Veterans of the USA Sandra & Eric Eng Marjorie & Harley Pierce Tic Ingrid Swenson Zack McCandless Debra Eggeman-Steffen Kathy Lunn Sunny Jim Lloyd In Memoriam Sadie (Lynn Cihak) Martha Oestreich Joe Vivano’s birthday Kathleen Lovell Jane Niemeier Tommy (William Lerach) Hal & Pat Aronson Eleanor Winokur Carol Houser Gifts from wills and trusts help to ensure that the Humane Society’s charitable programs serving Dave Watters’ birthday Toro (Doug Stark) animals and people will be available long into the future. The San Diego Humane Society and SPCA In Memory Of In Memory Of In Memory Of In Memory Of Lora Watters Kari McCulloch Abbey Wright Winston wishes to acknowledge, in memoriam, recent gifts from the following individuals’ estates received Lindsey Wall Francis Kirkland between July 1 and October 12, 2011. Linda Ziegler & Andy Schlaefli Sharon Linn Vet Memorials Margaret J. Anderson Nicholas L. Ferrari Antoinette Chaix McCabe Mrs. Ana L. Pennoyer Dr. Nancy Bushnell Helene M. Arnott Ilse Gold George W. Meyer Barbara Ann Sarsfield In Honor of Pets Buttercup (The Wagner Beatrice Blackowiak Alexandra A. Grant Ms. Lynne E. Movitz Rosa N. Scott Bella Family) Giovanni & Rina Bucolo Ms. Barbara E. Gunning Hilda Neffsky Robert E. Stadge Beatrice & Tom Harman Coco (Donna Ecker) Hawk (Connie Kelly & Jim Cecelia M. Collier Lilian Kerr John and Jennie Newton Leroy and Linda Stuart Buddy Hoch) Carol Eden & Brandy Carlene P. Koetz, Jazzi & Suzi Dorothy L. Parsons Elsie Janet Wilson Maui Mike Ovid Rory Sara Hayworth

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San Diego Humane Society and SPCA wish list H PETS IN THE Food/Treats: Misc. Animal Supplies: • Drawing markers • Hand sanitizer SP TLIGHT • Canned Chicken • Binder rings • Dry Erase markers • ID Printer with software* The following pets are looking for new homes at the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA! • Cheez Whiz • Blankets/Towels • Envelopes • Laminating sheets • Cat and Dog Treats: (Bonito • Carefresh small pet litter • Highlighters • Laundry soap (liquid, unopened) flake cat treats; dog biscuits; • Cat litter • Hanging files • Lint rollers Milk Bones; Natural Balance • Cast cutting saw* • Ink cartridges • Non-denominational seasonal rolls; soft-type treats for • Collars and leashes • New file folders decorations dogs and cats) • Digital animal thermometers • Paper clips • Paper towels • Dry dog/puppy, cat/kitten food • Disposable feeding trays • Phone message tablets • Plastic wrap • Esbilac Puppy Milk Replacer • Dog and cat harnesses • Post-It Notes • Small bumper trailer to carry (powdered) • Dog houses* • Postage stamps flood/water/rescue gear* • Meat-flavored baby food • Dog shirts and sweaters • Rainbow stationary • Storage containers • KMR Kitten Milk Replacer • Grooming kit • Rewritable CDs • Swiffer Dusters (powdered) • Heating pads • Scissors • Trash bags • Canned Purina One cat/kitten • Vehicle temperature gauges and dog/puppy food • Long lines/leads* • Sharpie pens Lola Billie Pink Berry • Wet/dry vacuum (small • Timothy hay • Overhead trolley/pulley • Stackable file divider American Pit Bull Terrier Mix DSH Holland Lop system for dogs* • Staplers canister, heavy-duty style) Animal Toys/Enrichment: Age: 3 years Age: 14 years Age: 1 year • Pet bowls • White out tape Gift Certificates/Cards to: • Cat/kitten toys Identification #: 75352 Identification #: 68550 Identification #: 75997 • Professional grooming scissors • Writing pens Grocery stores; IKEA*; Michael’s; • Cat/kitten scratchers Adoption Fee: $105 Adoption Fee: $55 Adoption Fee: $55 • Snuggle Heating Discs Office Depot; Petco; Target; • Plush dog toys Misc. Supplies: North Campus Gaines Campus North Campus for Cats and Small Animals • Shower pan liner local gas stations, restaurants, • Antibacterial wipes • KONG food carrier toys movie theaters and book stores Lola is a beautiful girl who loves human Billie is a sweet and mellow senior in Pink Berry is a beautiful lap bunny who • Ziplock bags • Food dispensing toys • Batteries attention. Her joyful and playful spirit, search of a home. She enjoys relaxing, will enjoy hours of petting. She takes Office Supplies: • Baskets Please Note: • Dog chew toys: (Nylabones; - All food/treats must be in its will keep her new family entertained! sleeping and snuggling by the side of her time approaching new situations • Avery labels • Bleach pig ears; rawhide chew toys; original, unopened packaging She will do best in an active adult only a companion or a warm window and • Binder clips and can be a bit shy with new faces and Bully sticks) • Compressed air cans - Please no pillows or used home that keeps her moving from one prefers peaceful environments. Billie is places, but she will warm up with the • Plastic children’s pool • Calculators • Dawn dish soap plastic litter boxes activity to the next. Lola is eager to friendly, affectionate and social, which love and care of a new adult family. She • Pet beds • Card stock • Defibrillator* - Please call regarding donating medical items or medications. please, loves to show off her tricks and makes her an easy cat to love. will appreciate an abundance of green *please call 619-299-7012 ext. 2276 for more details • Disinfectant wipes appreciates affection. veggies and toys to play with while she romps in her bunny play yard. Thank You to Our Media Friends Follow us on Twitter and Facebook! Tune in to learn about the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA!

Calling All Warm Hearts and Homes The following media outlets provide North County Times KNSD-TV Channel 7/39 regular coverage on animals available Pet of the Week (Thursdays in the Featured Educational Topic (Monthly) for adoption, behavior training advice Local News section) KUSI-TV Channel 9/51 We are looking for Foster Volunteers and other information for the San Diego The Coast News Pet of the Week segment (Saturdays Humane Society and SPCA at no cost. Pet of the Week (Every other Friday) at 8:40 a.m.) with big hearts and a commitment For questions or comments on any of East County Gazette Magic 92.5 FM our media outreach efforts, contact to provide a warm and loving Pet of the Week (Every Thursday) Jagger and Kristi’s Kritters segment [email protected] or call (619) 243-3437. environment for animals in need. Penny Saver (First and Second Mondays each month San Diego Union-Tribune Pet of the Week (Every Tuesday) at 8:30 a.m.) Pet of the Week (Thursdays in the Our Oceanside Magazine Scooble.com San Diego section) Featured Pet (Monthly) Did You Know? We provide all the Humane Education (Twice annually) Adopt a Pet section (Quarterly) SDGLN.com necessary training, supplies and veterinary KOCT Oceanside Update MainStreet Media San Diego Featured Pet (Weekly) services while our animals are in your care! Humane Education and Featured Pet Pet of the Week (Every Thursday in (Monthly) SDLocals.com La Jolla Light, Del Mar Times, Carmel KFMB-TV Channel 8 Pet of the Week (Weekly) For more information about fostering an animal, contact Valley News, Solana Beach Sun and Pet Friends (Fridays at 6:50 a.m.) TheSocialDiary.com Rancho Santa Fe Review) [email protected] or (760) 757-4357 ext. 2323 Featured Pet (Weekly)

16 www.sdhumane.org AnimalFare • Winter 2011 AnimalFare • Winter 2011 www.sdhumane.org 17 WINTER 2011 Calendar of Events Later Has Arrived The following is a sampling of Humane Society classes, workshops and events occurring November 15 through January 31, 2012. The Time For Estate PlanningEstate Is Now Planning November january 15 Head Start (first of five classes), 6-7:15 p.m., 7:30-8:45 p.m., $69 1 san Diego Humane Society Closed for New Years Day hile most Americans provide gifts to get beyond “later-itis.” This complimentary kit includes 4 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost charities during their lifetimes, only a small helpful information on estate planning, preparing a will 16 Moving on Up (first of five classes), 6:30-7:45 p.m., $69* 8 Project KEPPT Vaccination Clinic (North Campus), 1-3 p.m. percentage make arrangements to leave and the option to donate to the charity of your choice. 17 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost W 19 Puppy Support Group, 10:30-11:30 a.m., $35 10 Tots and Tales, 10:30 a.m., $3 per child gifts by will or other estate plan. Why is this? The kit is designed to make the process of preparing your One reason is that more than half of those who pass away estate plan as easy as possible. 19 Really Reliable Recall, 9-10:30 a.m., $35 13 Home School Session 10-11:30 a.m. (North Campus), 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m. (Gaines Campus), $7 per child each year do so without an estate plan in place. And among To request a complimentary Will Kit, call our Office 24 San Diego Humane Society Closed for Thanksgiving 13 Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10 those who do have an estate plan, many do not know they of Planned Giving. Nicole Angelucci, Director of Planned 30 Happy Hour Lecture: Telepathic Communication with Pets, 6:30-8 p.m., $12 18 Tots and Tales (North Campus), 10:30 a.m., $3 per child can include a distribution to a charity. Gifts, is an attorney with a background in estate planning, These factors explain why we talk so much about wills and she is here to help you with any questions. She can be 19 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Vaccines and Pets, 6:30-8 p.m., $12 and trusts. We believe it is in the best interest of our reached at (619) 243-3443 or [email protected]. DECEMBER 21 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost 21 First Aid for Dogs and Cats (North Campus), 1-5 p.m., $60 friends and supporters to prepare for the future – not Or, simply complete and return the form below. She is 1 Head Start (first of five classes), 6-7:15 p.m., 7:30-8:45 p.m., $69 only for their family members, but also for those charities ready to assist you personally in answering questions and 26 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost 3 Puppy Support Group, 10:30-11:30 a.m., $35 they supported during their life. The most common in helping you find an attorney who knows how to keep 27 Doggie Café, 6-8 p.m., $10 3 Head Start (first of five classes), 6-7:15 p.m., 7:30-8:45 p.m., $69 reason we hear for a lack of planning is the siren song of things simple. Let us help you be among those who have 3 Advanced Training Class (first of five classes), 6:30-7:45 p.m., $69* procrastination, “I’ll do it later.” the peace of mind of an up-to-date estate plan. All events are held at 5500 Gaines Street and require pre-registration For this reason, we have developed a Will Kit to help 3 Leash Walking Level 1, 9-10:30 a.m., $35 or reservations unless otherwise noted. Events at North Campus are held at 572 Airport Road in Oceanside. Please call (619) 299-7012 and 4 Head Start (first of five classes), 6-7:15 p.m., 7:30-8:45 p.m., $69 the extension listed to pre-register/reserve a space in a program, or Please complete and return this reply form. 4 Project KEPPT Vaccination Clinic (North Campus), 1-3 p.m. visit our website at www.sdhumane.org for a full calendar of events. 5 Head Start (first of five classes), 6-7:15 p.m., 7:30-8:45 p.m., $69  Activities for Kids: Dear Friends at San Diego Humane Society and SPCA: 6 Moving on Up (first of five classes), 6:30-7:45 p.m., $69* Home-school Lessons: ext. 2320; Tots and Tales: ext. 2251 7 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost Activities for Adults/Families:  Please contact me/us at ( ) ______so Doggie Café: ext. 2230; Happy Hour Lecture Series and First Aid for 7 Puppy Fun Class (first of five classes), 1:30-3 p.m., 3:30-5 p.m., $159 that I can receive further information. Dogs and Cats: ext. 2249; Pet Loss Support Group: ext. 2311 9 Home School Session 10-11:30 a.m. (North Campus), 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m. Behavior and Training Classes:  Please send me/us a complimentary brochure and Will Kit. (Gaines Campus), $7 per child Advanced Training Class*, Agility Obstacle Skills*, Foundation for Dog Follow us to join in on fun contests, Sports*, Head Start, How to Live Happily Ever After with Your Dog,  I/we have already provided for the San Diego Humane Society 9 Winter Holiday Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10 meet special animals available for Moving on Up*, Puppy Fun Class, Puppy Support Group, Shy Dog**: and SPCA in my/our estate planning documents. Please send 10 Puppy Fun Class (first of five classes), 1:30-3 p.m., 3:30-5 p.m., $159 ext. 2334 Canine Good Citizen*, Clicker Training for Cats, Feisty information about the Humane Heritage Circle. adoption, and stay up to date on 10 Leash Walking Level 2, 9-10:30 a.m., $35* Fido**, How to Live Happily Ever After with Your Cat/Dog, Leash Walking 1 & 2*, Really Reliable Recall: ext. 2247 pet-friendly events in the community. 11 First Aid for Dogs and Cats, 1-5 p.m., $60 Project KEPPT Vaccination Clinic: Name ______13 Tots and Tales, 10:30 a.m., $3 per child Call (619) 299-7012 ext. 2604 for more information about the Project KEPPT programs and services. 13 How to Live Happily Ever After with Your Cat, 6:30–8 p.m., $35 *Requires a prerequisite class. **Requires a consultation prior to enrollment. Address______14 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Pets and Deployment (North Campus), 6:30-8 p.m., $12 City ______State______14 Head Start (first of five classes), 6-7:15 p.m., 7:30-8:45 p.m., $69 Turn Your Vehicle 15 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Using Flower Essences with Pets, 6:30-8 p.m., $12 Into a Zip ______Phone______Gift 15 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost for the animals 16 Winter Holiday Doggie Café, 6-8 p.m., $10 Email ______17 Pet Loss Support Group, 10 a.m., No cost For details, call 17 Puppy Support Group, 10:30-11:30 a.m., $35 (877) 540-7387 Mail this form to: TWITTER: @sdhumane 17 Really Reliable Recall, 9-10:30 a.m., $35 www.sdhumane.org Nicole Angelucci, Esq., Director of Planned Gifts San Diego Humane Society and SPCA 21 Tots and Tales (North Campus), 10:30 a.m., $3 per child 5500 Gaines Street FACEBOOK: 25 San Diego Humane Society Closed for Christmas Day San Diego, CA 92110 www.facebook.com/sandiegohumanesociety (619) 243-3443

18 www.sdhumane.org AnimalFare • Winter 2011 AnimalFare • Winter 2011 www.sdhumane.org 19 Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Central Campus: San Diego, CA 5500 Gaines Street San Diego, CA 92110-2572 Permit No. 331 North Campus: (for dogs) 2905 San Luis Rey Road Oceanside, CA 92058 (for cats & small animals) 572 Airport Road Oceanside, CA 92058

(619) 299-7012 www.sdhumane.org Gaines Campus Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Adoptions and Animal Viewing: Monday-Friday, 11a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 11a.m.-5 p.m. North Campus Hours of Operation: Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adoptions and Animal Viewing: Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

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2012 Calendars are Now on Sale! Calendars are $12 + tax. To purchase yours, visit the San Diego Humane Society’s retail store, Muttique, visit www.sdhumane.org or call (619) 243-3401.