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RIGHT The Metro South Animal Care and Adoption Center found Jarvis a new home after his picture appeared in a local newspaper.

FACING PAGE Carter Luke, CEO of the MSPCA-Angell, and his dog, Teddy.

FACING PAGE BOTTOM LEFT Colby received care at the Methuen Animal Care and Adoption Center before being adopted.

FACING PAGE BOTTOM MIDDLE A stray kitten who recovered at the Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center.

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LETTER F ROM T HE C EO 2007 PROGRAMS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS MSPCA Animal Care and Adoption Centers ...... p3 Reflecting on the achievements of the MSPCA-Angell in 2007 and our family of supporters, I feel an overwhelming sense of thankfulness in my heart. The Angell Animal Medical Centers ...... p3 continued partnership of donors, staff and volunteers has helped us to improve The MSPCA at Nevins Farm...... p6 the lives of over 250,000 animals. The following pages not only provide an SNAP: Spay/Neuter Assistance Program ...... p6 overview of the programs and services which you have enabled, but also recount the fragile lives of some of the special animals whose health and welfare The American Fondouk ...... p6 have been particularly enhanced because you chose to reach out and help. Your Legislative Affairs ...... p7 support combined with our shared belief in a mission to provide kindness, care and compassion had a Living With Wildlife ...... p7 huge, positive impact on the animals in Massachusetts and across the globe. Phinney’s Friends...... p10 Throughout 2007, we witnessed the growing success of many of our programs. Among these is the Shalit- Communications ...... p10 Glazer Clinic, which provides Massachusetts residents with a low-cost alternative to spay or neuter more than 700 pets annually. Moreover, the Helen Schmidt Stanton Clinical Care Center at Angell-Boston, Volunteers ...... p10 which is staffed by the nation’s most qualified doctors and technicians, continues to give our patients Humane Law Enforcement ...... p11 access to the latest in veterinary technology to diagnose and treat ailments that would have been Law Enforcement Case Updates ...... p11 incurable only a few years ago. Additionally, the inaugural anniversary of the Copeland Animal Care and Adoption Center reminded us of the power of community outreach and donor support that helped find forever homes for thousands of animals that may have otherwise been left to fend for themselves. HOW YOU HELPED IN 2007...... p13 FINANCIAL REPORT 2007 ...... p17 The past year also afforded us many opportunities to advocate and transform the world around us for the positive treatment of animals. We were able to affect change and strengthen animal cruelty laws by IN MEMORIAM ...... p19 increasing the penalties connnected to dog fighting as well as improving the treatment of elephants in DEVELOPMENT ...... p20 circuses. We introduced legislation to allow judges to protect pets in domestic violence cases. Our DONORS IN THE SPOTLIGHT ...... p21 advocates also tirelessly collected signatures across the Commonwealth in support of the Greyhound Protection Act to further the ballot initiative to end the suffering of Greyhounds at race tracks within 2007 FUNDRAISING ACCOMPLISHMENTS the state’s borders. Our humane law enforcement officers protected and defended thousands of animals AND SPECIAL EVENTS ...... p22 as well from cruel and neglectful treatment. 2007 DONORS ...... p23 I am honored to serve as the CEO of our MSPCA-Angell and I look forward to continuing to partner BOARD MEMBERS ...... p33 with our staff, volunteers and committed donors in making tremendous strides for animal welfare in 2008. Your ongoing support makes this progress possible. Please read on and discover where your generosity OFFICERS ...... p34 has led us in the past year. We have witnessed first-hand what your contributions have accomplished and CONTACT INFORMATION ...... p34 it is with great pride that I share these achievements with you. Sincerely,

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MSPCAANIMALCAREAND ANGELLANIMAL ADOPTIONCENTERS MEDICALCENTERS Throughout the year, the Massachusetts Society for the The Angell Animal Medical Centers provide routine and Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’ (MSPCA’s) seven Animal emergency medical care for animals in need on a daily basis. Care and Adoption Centers (ACACs) provided direct hands-on Angell-Boston and Angell-Nantucket offer 24-hour emergency care to a wide variety of animals and placed thousands of them service seven days a week. Angell clients can feel comforted into responsible and loving homes. Through our education knowing that their pets will be treated by board-certified programs for people of all ages, we promoted respect and veterinarians in 15 specialties. In 2007, we expanded Angell kindness throughout our communities in an effort to create services even further to include Pain Medicine. This new service better lives for people and animals. We also further developed offers treatment for companion animals with discomfort that our ACAC dog training programs to help keep dogs in their negatively affects their quality of life, regardless of their primary homes and work toward a lifetime of contented companionship diagnosis. In addition, Angell-Boston now offers a board-certified for all. The number of foster homes increased, enabling us to behaviorist on staff to evaluate pets’ behavior and advise animal save even more lives by providing care outside of the ACACs owners accordingly. Angell’s high-quality staff is supported by for animals that were not quite ready for adoption when they state-of-the-art technology that aids in the diagnosis of ailments came to us. Your donations, continued support and generosity and assists in cutting-edge treatments. In 2007: allowed us to remain an open-admission facility, never turning 61,869 pets were served by 60 veterinarians, 21 residents away any animal that was in need of help. In 2007: and 23 interns at Angell Animal Medical Centers 13,088 animals were placed into responsible and loving homes 172 families received $247,200 in financial assistance for 355 foster homes cared for 3,613 animals not quite ready subsidized veterinary care at Angell-Boston for adoption 1,769 animals were spayed/neutered 660 volunteers helped with daily care of animals, special 15,381 animals received emergency/critical care at Angell-Boston events and office work 655 lifesaving blood transfusions were received by animals 42 special events were held by the ACACs, raising $348,000 103 animals donated blood, some multiple times, helping to 8,000 people attended over 300 educational programs ensure that a supply was on hand to help save other animals’ lives 1,135 people and their dogs attended 240 training classes 9,200 surgeries were performed at Angell-Boston 150 children participated in the MSPCA Summer Camp at 258 animals underwent an MRI Nevins Farm in Methuen 939 radiation treatments were administered

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LEFT Head Nurse, Kelly Pratt comforts Phebe in Angell-Boston’s Emergency and Critical Care (E/CC) Unit. (Photograph courtesy of David Gordon/ GateHouse Media)

FACING PAGE TOP Sam receives emergency care in Angell-Boston’s E/CC Unit. (Photograph courtesy of David Gordon/ GateHouse Media)

FACING PAGE MIDDLE Duke spent several weeks in Angell-Boston’s E/CC Unit as he battled for his life.

FACING PAGE BOTTOM TheRI M machine at Angell-Boston continues to provide life-saving diagnoses for ailing animals.

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RIGHT TOP Dr. Denys Frappier, right, aids in the treatment of a mule at the American Fondouk.

RIGHT MIDDLE Flo’s treatment at the Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center allowed blood to flow to her ears and save them from amputation.

RIGHT BOTTOM Geese observe the sunset at Nevins Farm.

FAR RIGHT Alex enjoys a blossoming pasture at Nevins Farm.

FACING PAGE TOP Meekas ha found comfort in her new home after arriving at the MSPCA- Western New England frightened, with ears damaged by mites.

FACING PAGE MIDDLE Chopper romps in the snow during one of his walks at the MSPCA-Boston.

FACING PAGE BOTTOM Lily came to the MSPCA at Nevins Farm with matted fur that her new owners now keep impeccably smooth.

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THEMSPCAATNEVINSFARM SPAY/NEUTERASSISTANCE Nevins Farm in Methuen is the MSPCA’s haven for unwanted, PROGRAM(SNAP) neglected and abused horses and farm animals of all types. The Spay/Neuter Assistance Program, a collaboration between As the largest adoption program for these animals in the MSPCA and the Massachusetts Veterinary Medical Massachusetts, Nevins Farm is accustomed to accepting and Association (MVMA), is dedicated to reducing the number of housing hundreds of animals annually; however, 2007 proved unwanted kittens and puppies by offering reduced-cost to be an exceptional year for the program. A total of 1,573 sterilization to low-income pet owners. Approved pet owners animals came to Nevins Farm needing our help. A significant are issued a certificate which can be redeemed at nearly 200 number of those were chickens, ducks and quail that were participating Massachusetts veterinarian practices. seized or surrendered through law enforcement cases. The birds were in poor health and living in unsanitary conditions. SHALIT/GLAZER CLINIC The Shalit/Glazer Clinic, located With care provided by our knowledgeable and committed staff within the Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center, provides and volunteers, they have recovered and been placed into new spay/neuter services to qualified pet owners for a nominal fee. Both homes. Nevins Farm offers a variety of programs to educate the SNAP and the Shalit/Glazer Clinic address pet overpopulation in general public about the humane and proper care of horses and Massachusetts and directly impact the number of animals farm animals. Our Equine Rescue and Training Program remains relinquished to MSPCA Animal Care and Adoption Centers. In 2007: a popular resource throughout the United States and Canada. 96,694 pet owners have been assisted with SNAP since the Locally, our staff is on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, program’s start in 1986 responding to emergency situations involving injured or sick 6,214 applications received in 2007 horses. Nationally and internationally, our expanding Sport Horse Ambulance Program travels to equine sporting events 187 veterinary practices participate in SNAP and provides education and training on proper care of equine 703 animals were spayed/neutered at the Shalit-Glazer Clinic animals. In 2007: in 2007 (92% of these were cats) 390 horses and farm animals were placed into new homes REACHINGANIMALS Ambulance staff traveled to 13 equine sport events throughout AROUNDTHEGLOBE the United States and Canada, including Rolex Kentucky The American Fondouk in Fez, Morocco is a full-service charitable 800 people attended 23 training classes/demonstrations on animal hospital. With its endowment and operations overseen by equine rescue the MSPCA-Angell, the American Fondouk provides free veterinary care to working animals in Morocco including donkeys, 120 volunteers helped with daily chores, special events and mules, sheep, goats and horses as well as domesticated birds, office work dogs and cats. The Fondouk educates Moroccan residents about 42 tons of grain, 220 tons of hay and 190 tons of shavings nutrition and humane handling of animals and treated over were used for the animals’ care 22,000 animals in 2007. Thanks to your support, we have made it possible for over 100,000 Moroccans who depend on these working animals for a livelihood to survive.

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LEGISLATIVEAFFAIRS LIVINGWITHWILDLIFE The MSPCA’s legislative and public policy work is essential in bringing about long-term The f goal o this progressive program is to prevent and resolve conflicts that occur change for animals. We work locally and nationally to improve animal protection laws between people and local wildlife. Focusing on outreach and education, the Living and regulations. This work is sustained through our volunteer Animal Action Team With Wildlife (LWW) program helps people coexist with wildlife safely and peacefully members who write letters, make phone calls, attend lobby days at the State House by encouraging tolerance and understanding of our wild neighbors and identifying and meet with legislators to help improve the lives of animals. In 2007: humane, effective ways to prevent and resolve conflicts with wildlife. The program also protects wildlife by impacting public policy and laws, particularly those directed As part of the Committee to Protect Dogs, we worked with volunteers to collect toward maintaining restrictions on the use of cruel traps and on egregious hunting more than 100,000 signatures to put a question on the ballot in 2008 to phase out practices. In 2007: Greyhound racing We filed and lobbied for a law that makes Massachusetts the 34th state to pass a We worked to prevent the passage of 15 bills that would have harmed or reduced ban on internet hunting (a practice where live animals are shot through a remote the protection of our state’s wildlife and testified at a regulatory hearing on the computer connection) expansion of the coyote hunting season We drafted, filed and secured legislative sponsors for several pieces of legislation to LWW staff worked directly with dozens of different communities to humanely protect animals, including a bill to update the state’s animal control laws, increase resolve conflicts surrounding coyote, beaver and other wildlife the penalties for being a spectator at an animal fight, improve the treatment of Our staff received and responded to hundreds of calls pertaining to wildlife elephants in circuses, strengthen the cruelty laws, reduce the number of homeless concerns and spoke at several community forums animals and to allow judges to include pets in temporary restraining orders issued in Representatives from 35 cities and towns attended training sessions co-sponsored domestic violence cases by the MSPCA’s LWW program and GeesePeace We provided written and oral testimony for dozens of bills and public policy We produced a video on how communities can adopt a humane conflict resolution matters and lobbied for their passage. We also testified against several bills that program to resolve problems with Canada Geese in Massachusetts. The video is would harm animals in Massachusetts, many of which related to wildlife being distributed to municipalities, local cable stations and citizens across the state We held workshops across the state to train Animal Action Team members on We prepared new Web pages on seasonal concerns with wildlife, such as how to help animals through public policy efforts and held a lobby day at the State winterizing homes to prevent wildlife conflicts, what to do with orphaned offspring House to implement these efforts in the spring and staying alert to wildlife while driving More than 4,000 Animal Action Team members were mobilized to act on We created an interactive program on the LWW Web site that helps people identify important issues. Our monthly e-newsletter, e-alerts and printed newsletter and solve common conflicts with wildlife that take place in and around homes combined with our Web site’s Action Center enabled quick and easy action to We created new informational flyers to educate the public on geese, orphaned help animals wildlife and how to resolve conflicts with woodchucks, turkeys and fishers

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RIGHT Coyotes became the target of media attacks as the MSPCA’s Advocacy Department fought for their rights.

FAR RIGHT TOP Greyhounds remain the central figures in a bill against racing dogs in Massachusetts.

FAR RIGHT MIDDLE Two newborn rabbits are fed and cared for through the MSPCA- Boston’s Foster Program.

FAR RIGHT BOTTOM Elephant expert Dr. Joyce Poole, State Senator Robert Hedlund and MSPCA Director of Advocacy, Kara Holmquist lobby for a bill to prevent the use of the bullhook and chaining on traveling elephants.

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RIGHT Carter Luke speaks with the press outside of the State House.

FAR RIGHT TOP Phinney’s Friends client, Pedro Fernandez, hugs Scooby and Chiquinha. (Photograph courtesy of markthomsonphoto.com)

FAR RIGHT MIDDLE The MSPCA-Angell Walk for Animals raised record-breaking donations across the Commonwealth.

FAR RIGHT BOTTOM Generous supporter Jo-Edith Heffron and one of her Papillons. (Photograph courtesy of Cassandra Allred Photography)

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PHINNEY’SFRIENDS and interactive information source for our hospital clients. Among changes on the Phinney’s Friends has been preserving the human-animal bond for the past 11 years. Web is our new online Angell Alumni Center (www.mspca.org/alumni). Angell alumni The program does this by supplying information and resources to Greater Boston veterinarians can now use this tool to stay connected to us and fellow alumni. Other area clients who have a companion animal, are living with HIV/AIDS and who are Web site enhancements allow donors to share photos and accomplishments on our facing medical, financial as well as emotional challenges. This volunteer-based program site while supporting the Walk for Animals. The launch of our MSPCA-Angell Tributes assists individuals with dog walking, education about pet-related health concerns, pet Campaign (www.mspca.org/tributes) offers pet owners the opportunity to create food, supplies, foster-care, transportation to veterinary appointments and financial personalized Web pages in honor of special animals in their lives while raising funds for assistance for veterinary care. The program empowers Phinney’s clients to meet the our mission. In 2007: needs of their much-loved companion animals in order to remain happy and healthy 50,000 online donors and nearly 2,000 referring veterinarians received our quarterly together. In 2007: e-newsletters. These cost-effective communications keep supporters informed of 180 individuals living with HIV/AIDS received Phinney’s Friends services MSPCA-Angell news, medical services and donor opportunities 340 companion animals received care 70,000 supporters were mailed our bi-annual issues of the Companion newsletter while many more accessed it online. This publication provides updates on our news, Phinney’s Friends trained and oriented 50 new volunteers for a total of 262 events and happenings volunteers who provide support to the program’s clients and their companion animals 20 direct mail fundraising appeals, 12 All-Star mail and email updates and 12 e-solicitations communicated our mission to supporters and generated $1,540,178 We began a strategic planning process to assess the ability to diversify the population served by the program. A pilot program will be launched in 2008 to Over 1,200 veterinarian members of the Massachusetts Veterinary Medical explore bringing program services to the elderly and victims of domestic violence Association received nine editions of Angell print ads in Mass Vet News Over 1,080,000 television viewers saw our advertisements and more than 430,000 COMMUNICATIONS weekly listeners also heard our new radio advertising and public service In 2007, the MSPCA-Angell message and mission remained constant, but our methods announcements (PSAs) of communicating continued to expand. In addition to issuing our Companion newsletter, we broadened our public relations efforts, e-newsletter coverage, Web VOLUNTEERS site tools, advertising and public service announcements (PSAs). This increased The MSPCA-Angell’s volunteers are a vital component of our success. We depend exposure helped us to effectively share information with our hospital clients, donors, on their efforts to provide necessary care to thousands of animals. In 2007 the adopters and supporters throughout the community. volunteer base grew even more, reaching a new mark of over 1,100 participants. People throughout Massachusetts donate their time and energy in a multitude of ways The promotion of our initiatives through new tools helped to widen the scope of our to help us help animals in need. Whether they are gathering signatures for our audience. Through the expansion of our PSA and advertising campaign to network legislative initiatives, fostering injured or un-socialized animals in their homes, caring for television and additional radio stations, we spread awareness of our mission to more animals’ daily needs in our adoption centers or lending a hand at our fundraisers, we communities and increased support of animals. New videos on YouTube rely on their efforts and are grateful for their dedication. In 2007: (www.youtube.com/MSPCAAngell), targeted broadcast advertisements and innovative online offerings further extended our reach. 1,186 volunteers donated time to our Animal Care and Adoption Centers, veterinary hospitals and administrative offices At the same time, we continued to enhance our Web site (www.mspca.org) and its ability to serve as an adoption resource, educational tool, news outlet, donor gateway 275 pet-visitation volunteers visited nursing home facilities

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HUMANELAWENFORCEMENT LAWENFORCEMENTCASEUPDATES MSPCA Law Enforcement officers resolved several high-profile cases in 2007 including: Several publicly-reported law enforcement cases were also concluded in 2007. The an investigation involving more than two dozen horses that had been seized and cared three cases listed below cover the spectrum of animal cruelty cases from surrenders for by the MSPCA for over two years; two defendants charged with animal cruelty in and plea bargains to trials. Through principled discussion and education on proper the starvation death of a Poodle; and defendants that surrendered 150 Guinea Pigs. animal care, the MSPCA’s Law Enforcement department moderates numerous cases The MSPCA’s highly-trained, commissioned special state police officers investigate each year; improving the lives of animals while solving problematic issues where they alleged violations of the state’s anti-cruelty laws in all 351 cities and towns throughout begin — with the owners. Massachusetts. To combat animal cruelty and nurture animal welfare improvements, 28 HORSES In the Spring of 2007, a jury found a Plymouth County defendant guilty MSPCA Law Enforcement officers begin by educating pet owners on proper animal on 45 out of 112 counts of animal cruelty involving more than two dozen horses. care. Our officers also inspect a variety of facilities to ensure compliance with state Subsequently, the judge sentenced the defendant to serve a year in jail, as well as a 10- rules and regulations and to prevent animals from suffering from unnecessary harm. year probation sentence to which conditions were attached including not to own, In 2007: possess or otherwise have custody of any animal as a pet or in a professional capacity. 56,781 animals were inspected by officers This marked the beginning of the end of a complex MSPCA case that spanned several 3,104 complaints of alleged animal cruelty or neglect were investigated by officers; years, involved the seizure of 28 horses and care of 15 of them, along with related civil of these, 1,299 warnings were issued and officers applied for 22 criminal complaints litigation. The horses, originally malnourished and deprived of proper veterinary care, against these 27 defendants continue to be placed into loving homes where they can receive the care that they had been denied for so long. 2,131 case rechecks were performed by officers to ensure compliance 1,758 animals were voluntarily surrendered and 48 animals were seized by MSPCA PRINCESSANDBELLA Princess, a Miniature Poodle estimated to be just shy of officers pursuant to warrants her first birthday, spent the last moments of her life jammed into an undersized wire crate, with Bella, a one-year-old Saint Bernard, surrounded by a two-month 78 court appearances were made by officers accumulation of feces. After she died, Princess’ corpse remained in the crate next to 555 inspections of pet shops, stables, science fairs and research facilities as well as Bella. Justice was served, posthumously, for Princess when their former owners were monitoring of rodeos, horse-pulling and oxen-pulling events sentenced to one year in the house of corrections, to be suspended for five years of Dogs were the species most commonly subjected to animal cruelty, and the most probation, following an extensive investigation by the MPSCA Law Enforcement frequent basis for filing criminal charges was the defendant’s failure to provide Department. Since the sentencing, Bella has recovered in a loving new home and proper food and drink continues to improve. 150 GUINEA PIGS In conjunction with the MSPCA Animal Care and Adoption Center staff, the MSPCA’s Law Enforcement department successfully negotiated the voluntary surrender of 150 Guinea Pigs by their Worcester area owners. Following the acceptance of the Guinea Pigs, the pets arrived at the MSPCA’s adoption centers at Boston, Nevins Farm and Western New England. Veterinarian teams were at each location to administer triage services as well as volunteers who aided in cleaning each animal.

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RIGHT A Scottish Fold kitten found a new home through the Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center as part of an ongoing animal cruelty case.

FAR RIGHT TOP Over 150 Guinea Pigs were surrendered to the MSPCA from a single owner.

FAR RIGHT MIDDLE Director of the MSPCA Law Enforcement Department, Peter Gollub, sits with Ginger.

FAR RIGHT BOTTOM One of 28 horses that were seized by the MSPCA during a case that lasted several years.

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RIGHT Einstein now enjoys the comforts of a loving home after a harrowing upbringing.

FAR RIGHT TOP Dasher, left, now healed after losing his leg due to a car accident, visits with Trent Steele at the MSPCA-Angell.

FAR RIGHT MIDDLE Angell-Boston’s surgeons saved Kazor’s life after magnets he swallowed tore through his organs.

FAR RIGHT BOTTOM It took months of treatment from the staff at the MSPCA at Nevins Farm for Molson and Miller to fully recover from neglect.

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IN 2007, DONORS LIKE YOU HELPED US SAVE THE LIVES OF of the open wound, discovered to be weeks old, was compounded by the threat of THOUSANDSOFANIMALS. Without government funding, it is only with your infection which was setting in. Crimson underwent life-saving surgery to remove his help that we are able to care for these sick, injured, neglected and abused animals. infected leg. Following the successful operation, Crimson continues to recuperate in Thanks to your donations, the animals below are now living happy, healthy lives. Read foster care. (photo on back cover) on to learn how they are doing. Please consider making a donation today so that we DASHER Dasher, an eight-week-old stray kitten, was rescued twice in a single day can continue to care for more animals in 2008. before arriving at Angell-Boston. Dasher was originally found by a Good Samaritan in BEAR Bear, a six-year-old Pekingese dog, was surrendered to the MSPCA-Boston the middle of the road after being struck by a car. The alert individual scooped him up Animal Care and Adoption Center in extreme pain due to a bulging disk in his neck. and brought him to her car, only to have him seek refuge in the dashboard. After He injured his neck several weeks earlier while playing and unfortunately surgery was fruitless attempts to retrieve Dasher, the car was brought to a car dealership, which not an affordable solution for his owner. In addition to the immense pain, Bear donated hours of labor to rescue Dasher for the second time in one day. Due to the frequently collapsed while walking due to impinged nerves that sporadically disallowed extent of nerve damage to his leg, Dasher’s limb required amputation. Dasher has since use of one of his front legs. While Bear’s injury was not uncommon for his breed or been adopted by his foster family — the owner of the dealership. (photo page 13) age, the neurologic repercussions were wearing on his emotions. Since he could not EINSTEIN Einstein, a beautiful Weimaraner, spent much of his life in a cage, without be encouraged to play, without risking additional harm to his neck, Bear bounced proper exercise or care — suffering neglect and terrible abuse. His owner stabbed him between joy when seeing people approach or pet him and a slight depression when with a knife, which left a long visible scar, and her attempts to electrocute him left his he was left alone. Bear underwent corrective spinal surgery that relieved his pain and paws so severely damaged by burns that he still needs to wear booties in the winter. allows him the full use of his legs and neck. Bear is currently rehabilitated and in his Fortunately, through the intervention of a caring person, Einstein was surrendered to new forever home. (photo on back cover) the MSPCA-Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center. Through the generosity of CARLY After her arrival at the MSPCA-WNE, we soon learned that Carly was born supporters like you, we were able to offer Einstein, like all the animals that come with a deformity in her back legs, which aims her hips and legs out to the side instead through our doors, loving care and adoption services. Today Einstein goes everywhere of in line with her body. She could not jump or walk for long distances without sitting with his new owner, he is happy and healthy in his new home and his success story is to rest. Carly’s growth has been stunted and she will remain very small. Thanks to just one of thousands — thanks to your support. (photo page 13) your support, Carly had surgery to realign her kneecaps (with the help of some special KAZOR Kazor (pronounced Kay-zor), a three-month-old mixed-breed puppy, battled hardware!). She is now able to walk with much more stability. This surgery has also for his life after swallowing two magnets that caused intestinal fluids to leak into his greatly reduced her chances of suffering ligament tears in her knees and developing abdomen. The Angell-Boston staff quickly discovered that the two small magnets Kazor arthritis. Carly has undergone physical therapy and is doing well in her adoptive home. had swallowed had stuck together. X-rays also showed the extent of the damage to his (photo on back cover) intestines where gas and fluids were leaking into his abdomen. The surgical team found CRIMSON Crimson, a one-year-old domestic short hair stray cat, was brought to the that the magnets had joined while being lodged in two separate organs — the stomach Angell Animal Medical Center Emergency Desk by a Good Samaritan on the night of and the colon — creating a hole seeping life-threatening bacteria. Angell surgeons September 19th. Crimson, found in Harvard Square, suffered from an open, infected removed the magnets that perforated Kazor’s intestines and closed the holes. Kazor fracture to his front right leg and a fractured tooth. He was fading fast. Angell doctors remained in Angell’s Critical Care Unit under 24-hour watch to monitor for possible quickly supplied fluids and support for Crimson and assessed his wounds. The severity infection. Kazor eventually made a full recovery. (photo page 13)

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LANCE Lance, a three-year-old domestic short hair cat, underwent life-saving surgery MYERS Myers, an eight-year-old Miniature Dachshund, struggled to regain the at the MSPCA-Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston after being found in ability to walk. He was battling severe, immobilizing arthritis at the MSPCA-Boston Dorchester, impaled on a garden trellis. Presumably, he had attempted to jump a fence Animal Care and Adoption Center. Following several tests, Angell veterinarians when he fell onto the trellis, impaling his left thigh. Upon admission, Lance was in identified Lyme Disease as the cause of Myers’ ailments. Following the successful shock and the Critical Care Unit team stabilized him before using wire cutters to trim use of medication, Myers is able to walk and living happily with his new owner. back the attached trellis. After X-rays of Lance’s leg and body ruled out further injuries, (photo page 16) Angell doctors anesthetized him and gently removed the metal spike and bandaged SUNNY Many doctors at the MSPCA-Angell bond with their patients; however after the leg. However, Lance’s leg was infected from his injury and the decision was made Sunny, a 13-year-old, deaf Chow/Husky mix in foster care, underwent a life-saving to amputate his leg before the infection could spread. During his surgery, Lance also pacemaker implantation, her doctor, Dr. Gregg Rapoport, went one step further and received a life-saving blood transfusion from the Angell Blood Bank. Lance has since adopted her. Sunny was rescued in January by Norwich Animal Control when she recovered from his injuries and lives in a new forever home. (photo on back cover) was found next to a vacant house during an ice-storm, having spent her life tied to a MAC Mac, an abandoned 10-year-old orange tabby cat, underwent life-saving tree outside. The severity of her malnutrition was uncovered when over 30 pounds of radioactive iodine (I-131) treatment for hyperthyroidism followed by an unrelated leg hair mats and feces were trimmed from her, leaving an underweight, 32-pound frame. amputation surgery at Angell-Boston. Now healthy and mobile, good-natured Mac has The Sunny Fund, a fund created to raise the money for her pacemaker procedure, found a new forever home. (photo page 16) made it possible for Sunny to come to Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston for her care. Following a series of tests including an echocardiogram, electrocardiogram and MANDI Mandi, a two-year-old Pit Bull, arrived at Nevins Farm as a stray coping with chest x-rays, Sunny was cleared for surgery with Dr. Rapoport. The successful a past leg injury. Much of her life was spent in pain following a trauma that Angell procedure meant that Sunny could lead a healthy life and, now that she has been Animal Medical Center doctors in Boston believe was caused by a car accident. After adopted by Dr. Rapoport, she will be ensured the top-level care that she deserves. living with the pain for two years, Mandi was brought to Nevins Farm where she was (photo on back cover) cared for before undergoing a leg amputation at Angell-Boston. Mandi now lives with her new family in New Hampshire. (photo page 16) TINYTIM Tiny Tim, a Chihuahua puppy, was first brought to the MSPCA-Angell in Nantucket after he had snapped a bone in his front left leg. The owners, who had MOLSON AND MILLER On May 11, two neglected Thoroughbreds were purchased him only one day earlier from a Hyannis pet store, could not afford the surrendered to the MSPCA at Nevins Farm. Molson, an eight-year-old stallion, and surgery to fix his leg and elected to have him euthanized. But the Angell staff believed Miller, a seven-year-old gelding, came to Nevins Farm extremely underweight, infested they could save Tiny Tim’s life and legs if he were flown to Angell-Boston where he with lice and ticks, bearing flaky skin that was peeling off and teeth in need of could be evaluated by orthopedic specialists. Following an early morning Cape Air immediate dental care. Following months of rehabilitation, including delousing, flight and a series of X-rays at Angell-Boston, doctors determined that Tiny Tim’s leg medicated baths, dental procedures and a specified feeding regimen, Molson and Miller could be saved through surgery. However, they discovered that his right front leg, regained their health. Miller has since found a loving home and Molson is hoping to which at first appeared deformed, had been previously broken and had healed meet his new owner one day soon. (photo page 13) incorrectly. Angell surgeons successfully placed metal screws and plates in Tiny Tim’s MONTY Monty, a three-month-old Chow-mix, was found in an abandoned car. It front left leg; but, it took a second and third surgery to successfully place the same was obvious that something was medically wrong with Monty because of the scabbing materials in his right front leg due to the extent of damage caused by the original and crusting of the skin on his face and his entire body. After examining him, the fracture. Tiny Tim is a happy, energetic puppy now and continuing to heal in his new MSPCA-Angell staff determined that he had mites. With proper medical treatment, he home. (photo page 16) made a full recovery and was adopted. (photo on back cover)

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RIGHT Tiny Tim’s leg was saved by the surgical specialists at Angell-Boston.

FAR RIGHT TOP Mandi lived in pain for two years after being hit by a car before receiving care at the MSPCA at Nevins Farm.

FAR RIGHT MIDDLE Mac underwent several treatments and surgery before he was adopted by a loving family from the MSPCA-Boston.

FAR RIGHT BOTTOM Myers eventually walked out of the MSPCA- Boston on four legs after the presence of Lyme Disease had paralyzed the Dachshund.

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RIGHT TOP FINANCIAL R EPORT 2 0 0 7 Carter Luke welcomes supporters to the 2007 PROGRAM,GENERAL Hall of Fame dinner. Responsible stewardship of financial resources allows the MSPCA-Angell to & ADMINISTRATIVE (Photograph courtesy of achieve its mission. In 2007, Bequest Income was $10 million, representing Cassandra Allred ANDDEVELOPMENT a significant increase over 2006. Bequests combined with annual donations Photography) EXPENSES of $8.3 million and annual income from Trusts, represented 37% of RIGHT BOTTOM CFO Amy Fredericks MSPCA-Angell’s 2007 revenue. We continue to focus on maximizing these receives a visit generous gifts to sustain our programs and services. Our animal welfare from Casey prior and animal health programs provided services to hundreds of thousands of to his adoption. animals in 2007 and 88% of all donations were used to directly support these programs.

Gross revenue from health and hospital services declined in 2007 due to the closure of Angell-Western New England. After seven decades of SOURCES providing quality veterinary services in Springfield, declining patient volume OFINCOME and continued economic challenges resulted in the facility’s closure in July 2007. Our Springfield Animal Care and Adoption Center remains open and we continue to provide law enforcement services to protect animals in western New England.

After a strong beginning, equity markets ended the year with a downturn and significant volatility, reducing our overall portfolio return in 2007. Investment return and stability remain a concern as we look ahead to 2008.

Despite the external challenges, the overall change in net assets from operations improved in 2007 over 2006. We will continue to focus on strengthening our operating performance and efficiency to provide the most effective care for animals in our facilities and to continue our mission of serving and protecting animals. Your continued commitment and GIFT&CAPITAL support of our organization is greatly appreciated and will continue to CAMPAIGN benefit the animals in our care. INCOME Sincerely,

Amy Fredericks CFO, MSPCA-Angell

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STATEMENT OF OPERATING REVENUE, EXPENSES AND NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES

ERAL 2007 2006 IVE Program OPERATINGREVENUE 88% Gross revenue from health & hospital services $29,541,988 $32,411,054 ENT General & Less discounted and subsidized care (1,230,148) (1,479,863) Administrative 8% Net revenue from health and hospital services 28,311,840 30,931,191

Fundraising Bequests received 10,056,777 6,415,953 4% Annual giving, hospital and adoption center donations 8,346,312 7,364,195 Net income/(loss) from outside managed trusts 579,088 475,346 Investment income appropriated for operations 1,743,750 1,730,000 Other income 2,229,959 2,227,107 Total operating revenue 51,267,726 49,143,792

Fees for EXPENSES Services 56% Bequests, Health and hospital services 34,786,328 36,083,328 Gifts, Contributions, Humane services, adoption centers and animal advocacy 10,031,008 9,406,435 Income from Publications, communications and marketing 1,060,166 907,406 Outside-Managed Trusts Total program expenditures 45,877,502 46,397,169 37% Fundraising 2,512,792 1,735,946 Investment Income Other Income General administration and support 3,943,834 3,562,926 3% 4% Total operating expenses 52,334,128 51,696,041 Change in net assets from operations (1,066,402) (2,552,249) NONOPERATINGACTIVITIES Independently Balance of long-term investment income/(loss) 537,334 2,293,646 Managed Trusts 3% Net income/(loss) from outside managed trusts 562,994 765,000 Capital Campaigns Capital campaign contributions 92,072 1,079,871 1% Capital campaign expenses (34,083) (234,668) Pension plan and post retirement medical expenses (4,025,622) (1,687,504) Unrestricted Total non operating activities (2,867,305) 2,216,345 Annual Bequests Contributions 57% 32% OTHERFINANCIALINFORMATION Endowment, at market value $47,035,942 $45,429,604 Other assets 22,101,665 22,712,124 Restricted Annual Plant, property and equipment, net 39,690,487 39,625,684 Contributions Depreciation expense (included in expenses above) 2,164,168 1,672,868 7% Capital outlays 1,249,660 3,161,608 This reported information is from the MSPCA unaudited Pet care assistance fund contributions 346,702 261,437 financials. For more information, contact Amy Fredericks, Chief Financial Officer, 617 541-5002. 18 45122rept_r2:45122rept_r2 4/9/08 11:09 AM Page 19

RIGHT TOP INEMORIAMM Many of Louise Doyle’s donations were made in honor of her two dogs, LOUISE. I DOYLE A close friend of our organization since 1961 and one of the most generous Snowy and Boomer. donors in our history, Miss Louise I. Doyle, passed away on July 25, 2007 at the age of 95. Miss Doyle RIGHT BOTTOM was a private philanthropist who generously supported, often anonymously, many charitable causes. Selwyn Kudisch, with Iris, was an MSPCA- Miss Doyle lived her entire life in Leominster, where she grew up in a prominent family who gave their Angell Overseer and name to Doyle Field, the city’s central recreational complex. She was an alumna of Smith College. Her lifelong supporter. father was a city mayor during the 1920s, an industrialist and instrumental in founding a church and a hospital in the town. Miss Doyle, a committed conservationist, was a benefactor of the Trustees of Reservations, donating about 50 city acres to that non-profit group. She also enthusiastically supported the arts.

Her lifetime giving to the MSPCA-Angell showed her well-informed interest in all aspects of animal welfare: she contributed to our Boston Capital Campaign, to the Critical Care Unit at Angell Animal Medical Center, to our Animal Care and Adoption Centers, to our Natural Disaster Relief Fund and to the American Fondouk. She was also a member of the George T. Angell Circle of Friends, a group of supporters who have remembered us in their estate plans, and her bequest to the MSPCA-Angell reflected the generosity of her past giving. She will be sincerely missed.

SELWYNA.KUDISCH Long-time MSPCA-Angell friend and Overseer, Selwyn A. Kudisch, passed away on February 26, 2007 at the age of 92. Selwyn went to college during the Great Depression, became a lawyer and went on to co-found Xtra Corporation, a highly successful company that leased freight transportation equipment and containers.

Selwyn was devoted to the Kudisch’s dog Iris, whom he and his wife Marilyn, also an Overseer, adopted from the MSPCA. The Kudisch’s used to take Iris to visit patients in a rehabilitation center. Two endowed funds bear the Kudisch name: The Selwyn A. and Marilyn R. Kudisch Pet Care Assistance Fund and The Marilyn R. Kudisch Endowment to Benefit the MSPCA-Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center. On the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, rather than host a lavish party, the Kudisches funded the creation of a new position at the MSPCA, the Director of Adoption Center Animal Health.

Selwyn also assisted a wide variety of other non-profit organizations. An ardent golfer, he established the Dolly Sullivan Golf Tournament in memory of a friend, and, much to his delight, was the only man allowed to play among the champion women golfers. He was honorary director of the Dedham Choral Society. Marilyn Kudisch describes her husband as one of the most generous-minded individuals she’s ever known—someone who would send a donation to every single charity that sent him a letter, and who would extend his thoughtfulness to all of his many friends and family members. We were most fortunate to be among them.

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LETTER F ROM A LICE B RUCE LEFT Alice Bruce, VP Development, My first year as Vice President of Development at the MSPCA-Angell with her Shi Tzus, Chloe and Remy. has been filled with new experiences and faces, all of which have helped me form the incredibly positive picture I have of our fundraising future. I TOP know my astute canine companions, Remy and Chloe, who have now Board Chairman, Robert Cummings, shakes hands experienced first-hand the excellent care offered at Angell-Boston, will with Young Hero Award join me in saluting this wonderful organization! Winner, Stephanie Manning, at the Animal Our Development Team was very busy in 2007. We added some Hall of Fame dinner. exceptional individuals to our dedicated staff and took a closer look at all (Photograph courtesy of our efforts so we can help raise more money than ever before to help Cassandra Allred Photography) the animals. We revamped our annual giving program and look forward to your feedback on the mailings you receive from us. We are also planning some innovative ways to get to know our donors better, like MIDDLE Overseer Robert L. Beal educational forums and house parties, and will be sending out information on those throughout 2008. and his canine companion, Mountie Too. My colleagues and I are very excited about finding funding for some new hospital projects, like digital (Photograph courtesy of radiography, a new dental suite and updated microbiology equipment, as well as for all of our other Cassandra Allred programs and services, including inspired efforts like the pilot program for Phinney’s Friends that will Photography) include pet care for elders. BOTTOM Development officers, One of our primary goals this year is to get to know our donors better, so that we can all work together Diane Wald, Laura Hoag to support the kindness and care offered at the MSPCA-Angell. Please let me know if you have some and Joanne Coluccio visit ideas about how you can help us achieve that goal. I am sure you will agree that people who love adoptable cats at the animals are among the most generous and compassionate people on earth. It has been my privilege this Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center. year to get to know so many of you!

Sincerely,

Alice Bruce Vice-President, Development MSPCA-Angell

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RIGHT TOP Carter Luke, with Animal DONORS I N T HE Hall of Fame Co-Chairs S POTLIGHT Connie and Peter Lacaillade. (Photograph WEOULDW LIKE TO HONOR ALL courtesy of Cassandra OURDONORS, from our youngest (children Allred Photography) who save their allowances to donate to the RIGHT MIDDLE animals) to our oldest (ninety-plus-year-old Animal Hall of Fame friends who have offered us a lifetime of giving) Co-Chairs Barbara and because we know how meaningful each and Jim Schaye with Halsey. every one of their gifts has been to the animals (Photograph courtesy of Cassandra Allred in our care. Photography) Supporters who targeted specific initiatives, RIGHT BOTTOM were able to do so with the purchase of a new Animal Tales Gala Co- adoption center van for Nevins Farm, a new Chair Carolyn Thayer surgical drill for Angell-Boston, anti-cruelty Ross and J. William Codinha. (Photograph coloring books for distribution in schools by our courtesy of Cassandra Law Enforcement team and assistance for Allred Photography) working animals at the American Fondouk in FAR RIGHT TOP Morocco. Additionally, a significant, long-term Bill Busch with overseers need at Angell-Boston, the creation of the Beal- Jessica Gifford Busch and Engelhard Endowed Internship in Internal Heather Reed-Colleary. (Photograph courtesy of Medicine and Client Services, was funded by the Cassandra Allred very generous donors whose names it bears. Photography)

FAR RIGHT MIDDLE Overseer Sarah Monaco and her husband, Peter.

FAR RIGHT BOTTOM Dr. Denys Frappier and generous American Fondouk supporter J. Robert Coleman. (Photograph courtesy of Cassandra Allred Photography)

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2UNDRAISING 0 0 7 F A CCOMPLISHMENTS A ND S PECIAL E VENTS Those who support the MSPCA-Angell In 2007: through their financial contributions are the The Society received $10,056,777 in life-blood of our organization. Since we bequests in 2007. The largest gift was from receive no public funding of any kind, our the estate of Louise I. Doyle private and corporate donors are essential to Our Annual Giving Program, Hospital, our work. Our special events provide a and Adoption Centers received $8,346,312 unique opportunity for donors to lend their in donations fundraising support while directly participating Our three signature fundraising events - and generating awareness of our mission. the Walk for Animals, the Animal Tales The vast community support of the MSPCA- Spring Gala and the Animal Hall of Fame Angell’s events helped us to surpass Dinner — collectively raised $974,652 milestones in 2007 as staff, volunteers and The Boston and Western New England donors connected in celebration of our Holiday Trees raised a total of $188,960 mission. Each event successfully garnered new ($96,062 more than last year!) supporters and updated loyal, long-time 320 guests attended the Spirit of Kindness donors about our programs and services. silent auction in June at the Top of the Hub One of our signature events, the MSPCA- to help raise $46,000 for homeless and Angell Walk for Animals, reached new abused animals of the MSPCA-Boston heights in 2007 with a coordinated walk in ACAC Boston, Brockton, Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard and Springfield, raising a record- Over 200 guests attended the Furry Affair breaking $360,000. Hallmark events were Auction held by the MSPCA-Cape Cod introduced or revamped in 2007 including ACAC in May, which raised $30,000 for the launch of the Animal Tales Spring Gala the Guardian Angel Fund and the continuation of the Animal Hall of Over 300 guests attended A Tasting of Fame Dinner and Holiday Tree Lightings. In Wines and Portos of Portugal at the addition, events at the seven MSPCA Animal Harvard Club raising over $7,400 for the Care and Adoption Centers also raised funds MSPCA-Angell ABOVE Animal Hero Award Winner, Adele, sits with her companion, Marty Harris. while providing crucial pet care education to The following is a list of our donors who Adele, a trained heart-service dog, has proven to be a lifesaver in her ability new and experienced pet owners throughout contributed $250 or more during the year. All to identify symptoms of Marty’s heart condition and prevent her from the state. fainting. In the event of an emergency, Adele can retrieve Marty’s phone contributions, no matter what amount, help for an emergency call. (Photography courtesy of firehydrantphoto.com) us to build strong foundations for this very special organization. 22 45122rept_r2:45122rept_r2 4/9/08 11:10 AM Page 23

DONORS O F 2 0 0 7

$5,000,000 AND HIGHER Carlee Charitable Trust Singing Field Foundation, Inc. Charitable Foundation $7,500 - $9,999 Estate of Helen E. Gates Ms. Diane Wald Estate of Louise I. Doyle/Doyle Estate of Anna Corso The Hadley and Marion William and Patricia Hayes Anonymous (1) Spencer Glendon and Lisa Tung Dennis and Dona Wilson Charitable Foundation Mary H. Dow Stuart Foundation Ms. Ellinor Hayward The Behrakis Foundation Mr. Crawford Gordon Shirley Shattuck Windsor Estate of Dorothy Garfein Sun Life Assurance Company Dorothy B. Hickey Trust Beryl Benacerraf, M.D. Elizabeth Grant Fund at The Charitable Trust $1,000,000 - $4,999,999 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Gifford of Canada The Highland Street Foundation Blackdog Builders, Inc. Boston Foundation Estate of Katherine L. Yandell J. Robert and Diane Coleman Estate of George W. Hinckley Mrs. Virginia Jahn Ferdinand and Susanna Estate of Jean Holzworth The E. Hadley Stuart, Jr. Estate of Maria D. Johnston $10,000 - $24,999 Estate of Eleanor N. Johnston Colloredo-Mansfeld Jonathan and Amelia Hughes $2,500 - $4,999 Survivors Trust Estate of Constance Maikauskas Anonymous (4) Estate of Maxine M. Jones Frances W. Cooper Trust Arthur M. Ingold Trust Anonymous (3) Joseph L. Amodeo Trust Ms. Lisa D. Allen $500,000 - $999,999 Martha Morse Foundation Mrs. Doris E. King Trust Eli Computer Group Frederick and Jane Jamieson Ms. Martha Mugar Frank E. Anderson Fund at The Local Independent Charities Christopher and Suzanne Garceau Ms. Colette King Estate of Barbara H. Baacke Anonymous (1) Boston Foundation Back Bay River Walkers Charles Engelhard Foundation George and Constance Noble of America Bennett and Jo-Edith Heffron Richard LeBlanc and Charles Carroll Dianne T. and John R. Pingree Estate of Evelyn Axelrod Estate of Helen Monaghan Ms. Marilyn R. Kudisch Ms. Heidi Lehner Estate of Louis Baer $250,000 - $499,999 Ms. Elizabeth G. Riley Mr. Albert E. Baker William and Ginger Nemerever Martha S. Mugar Foundation, Inc. Ms. Carol K. Lennon-Longley Lauren Balsbaugh Estate of Marguerite Cavanaugh Estate of Philip R. St. John Bank of America Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP Estate of Kenneth R. Padelford Carter Luke and Penny Schiller Mr. Richard M. Balsbaugh Estate of Paul L. Lewis Estate of Johanna M. Susat Estate of George L. Bowman, Jr. Ms. Andrea M. Nye Emily Graham Storrow Trust Wilhelmina V. Lunt Trust and Neva S. Barber Trust Robert A. Roberts Family Trust Estate of Dorothea M. Waterbury Estate of Gracia Bradstreet Jack and Kelly Ornell Heidi Wyle and David Gifford Sylvia B. Lunt Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Barbour Estate of Hugh McLellan Russell Richard and Marjorie West Trust Mr. Edmund T. Brazaitis Ms. Evelyn M. Patterson Ann Marie Lynch Ms. Pamela Berube Estate of Judith A. Sollows Gladys F. Wilde Trust Ms. Jill Bresky Nina Purdon Trust $5,000 - $7,499 Robert and Barbara Macleod Mr. Whitford Scofield Bond Mr. Kenneth and William Clarence Briggs Trust George and Nancy Putnam Anonymous (2) Wayne and Maria Maggio Brookline Dog Grooming, Inc. $100,000 - $249,999 Dr. Bebe Wunderlich Bill Busch and Jessica Gifford Busch Rhode Island Foundation Arthur and Nancy Altman Mr. and Mrs. Ellice James and Joan Brooks Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. John Carberry The Rogers Family Foundation Sharman and David Altshuler McDonald, Jr., CBE Eugene C. Butler Trust Ms. Helen D. Anders $25,000 - $49,999 J. William Codinha and Carolyn Ms. Miriam Rosengarten Ameriprise Financial Ms. Lucy Metcalf Estate of Max Canter Estate of Kathryn A. Barry Anonymous (1) Thayer Ross John and Edith Sacco Anchor Capital Advisors, Inc. Morgan Stanley Charles River Mortgage Co. Bruce A. Beal Graham T. and Elisabeth Allison Community Foundation of Charitable Foundation Anchor/Russell Capital Advisors LLC Lyman and Minnie Morrison Trust Carol Cohen Robert L. Beal Elisha V. Ashton Trust Western Massachusetts Sawyer Charitable Foundation George and Hillery Ballantyne Mary A. Noble Trust Ms. Kathleen M. Cole Eleanor and Harold Brooks Trust A. W. Baldwin Charitable Lindsay and Ellen Cook Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Shappy, Jr. Mary Ellen Bell Charitable Trust Novartis Animal Health US, Inc. Roy and Susan Coppedge Estate of Priscilla Burnette Foundation, Inc. Copeland Family Foundation, Inc. The Clinton H. and Wilma T. John and Jennifer Bemis Orchard Foundation Lucy A. Cooledge Trust Estate of Ruth Anne Dingee Car Program, LLC Estate of Beatrice G. Dellamano Shattuck Charitable Trust Ashley and Paul Bernon Estate of Kenneth Padelford Ms. Donna K. Cooper Frances E. Evans Living Trust Certified Oil Company Wendy and Jonathan Derby Ms. Roberta J. Skelley Bingham McCutchen LLP Emory R. Park Trust Mona Drew Corbin Trust Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund A. Gladys Copeland Living Trust Susan and Richard Doll Ms. Laurel G. Stewart Gerard and Lynda Brandi Estate of Leona Pellerin Ms. Melanie Coulter Estate of Frank C. Grieves Mr. Robert Davoli and Charles J. Draper Trust James M. Stoneman Charitable Fund Estate of Miriam Bullard Estate of Sally E. Perlman Ms. Julia Cox Estate of David D. Lenihan Ms. Eileen McDonagh Julia and Ron Druker Estate of Elizabeth H. Sweeney Paul and Virginia Cabot Portsmouth Athletic Club Estate of Adabelle L. Crawford Kenneth and Charley Levine John F. Fish, Suffolk Construction Ms. Paula A. Eliason Estate of Linda S. Thackeray Charitable Trust Jord and Allison Poster Stephen Darr and Linda Fermery The Roberts Family Charitable Trust Company, Inc. James and Mary Ann Esdaile Frank B. Thayer Fund at The Ms. Janice Clarke Ms. Heather Reed-Colleary and Alice M. Davenport Foundation The Ruth and Frank Stanton Fund Gustave Hartman Trust Estate of Alan C. Fagan Boston Foundation Combined Jewish Philanthropies Mr. James Colleary Ms. Laurie DeFabritiis Estate of Ruth Barlow Strong Estate of Mary U. Hollidge M. S. Fink Charitable Trust The Nion Robert Thieriot Foundation The Edmund and Mary Comey Estate of Alice H. Reilly Drs. Reed Drews and Lisa Iezzoni Estate of Mary L. Sullivan Selwyn A. Kudisch 1993 Charitable Clara Helen Firth Trust - Foundation Rubert C. Thompson Fund Charitable Foundation The Schechter Foundation Eaton Vance Management, Inc. Annuity Trust The Flatley Foundation Dr. Gus W. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cummings Heather Schirmer and Tom Mahoney Equus Foundation, Inc. $75,000 - $99,999 Peter and Constance Lacaillade Mr. and Mrs. Roger French Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Traynor Mr. Michael P. Danziger Mrs. Evelyn C. Schwager Patty Ewing Estate of Florence B. Anderson Estate of Martha Magoch Ms. Ann Gallo Susan and Alan Tuck Estate of Virginia B. Doane Matthew and Lori Sidman Andrew and Michelle Feinberg Bank of America Foundation Peter and Sarah Monaco Karl and Joyce Gladstone Tupancy-Harris Foundation Eastern Dog Club, Inc. Charles and Rita Spencer Mr. H. Crowell Freeman, Jr. The Boston Foundation Ms. Carol S. Parks The Goldman Sachs Mrs. Clara Urbahn Especially For Pets, Inc. Mr. Vikram Kadaba Srimurthy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ganson, Jr. Estate of Margaret E. Stickell Charles and Cornelia Pfaff Fund at Philanthropy Fund Estate of Marion B. Wadsworth Essex County Community Foundation STAG Capital Partners Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gier III The Boston Foundation Ms. Rosalind E. Gorin Estate of Paul Fontaine Laura Glynn and Alan Spiro $50,000 - $74,999 Whole Foods Market Mr. and Mrs. John G. Stevenson Estate of John P. Rooney Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo Michael and Courtney Forrester J. Max and Stevanka Goodson Estate of Carolyn L. Aldrich Estate of Harriet Willcutt Elsa P. Stickney Trust Ms. Marcia F. Sassoon & Company Ms. Lillian J. Freedman The Edward Gorey Charitable Trust Estate of Joanne Amerio Estate of Muriel Williams Ms. Viola M. Storer Barbara and James Schaye Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gross Fresh Step Greenberg Traurig, LLP Estate of Richard A. Blackham Jeffrey and Marla Wolk Robert and Sandra Taylor Elmina B. Sewall Foundation Harding Educational & Ms. Margalit Gai Mr. Richard Grudzinski Estate of Delia Eva Carideo The M.S. Worthington Foundation Inc. Dr. Margret S. Thompson 23 45122rept_r2:45122rept_r2 4/9/08 11:10 AM Page 24

John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. Ms. Julie Swartz Ms. Nicola Blaha Ruth Covo Family Foundation Ms. Elaine Foster Brian and Lori Kane The John J. McArdle III and Joan Edna W. Heazlit Trust TAJ Boston Bertram D. Blaisdell Trust Critter Support Ms. Myra Fournier Harriet A. Karkut Creamer McArdle Foundation Theodore and Barbara Hebert Janet Tiampo and David Parker Mrs. Irene Bloomstein Ms. Cheryl Cronin Ms. Evelyn Fowler Drs. Irene and Thomas Kelley Michael and Mary McArdle Hellman Family Foundation Tiny Treks Ms. Yana Bloomstein Joshua and Tammy Crossman Friends of Roxanne Ms. Jennifer Kennedy Ms. Maureen P. McGuire Mr. Crosby Hitchcock Geoffrey Trussell and Ramsay BNY Mellon Wealth Management Crystal Capital Mrs. Mary K. Frothingham Walter and Elizabeth Kenyon Mellon Bank Mr. John Hitchcock Gifford Trussell Boston Red Sox Foundation Richard and Marcy Curtis Ms. Christine Fuchs Mr. Mike Kidder Mellon Private Wealth Management H. N. Gorin, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Alexander Bourgeois and Ms. Nancy Dagdigian Ms. Kathleen Fuller Ms. Hannah Kiernan Ms. Barbara W. Meyer Mr. David J. Howard Endowment Program Emily Anesta Ms. Kelly Daigneault F. Garret and Sarah Shanklin David and Madelyn King Middlecott Foundation IDC Research, Inc. The Warrington Foundation Helen and Joseph Bouscaren Morton and Dinah Danseyar Ms. Margaret Mary Gavenonis Ms. Bonnie Kirchner Mrs. Harue Midtmoen Vincent and Pauline Jacintho Arthur and Margery Weekes Otto and Mary Lou Bresky Family Foundation Michael Gazala and David Cooperstein Richard and Jeanne Kitz Anthony Mirenda and Tracey Cornogg Ms. Susan Beth Kaplan Lewis and Maisie Weeks Trust Mrs. Ronnie L. Bretholtz Ms. Lynn Bay Dayton Mr. Peter E. Gelhaar Jerome and Linda Klein MissionFish Keith and Mary Kauppila Ms. Anne Sears Wilson Ms. Terri Bright Ms. Sandra Denninger Ms. Lisa Gell Ms. Nancy F. Koehn Missouri Valley Partners Ms. Maria C. Koutny Mary E. Winter Trust Broad Voice, Inc. Wyndsor DePetro Ms. Paula Fortuna Geraci Mr. Rob Koning Ms. Charlotte M. Mitchell Mr. Geoff Kronik Zooey’s Team The Elizabeth and Thomas Broadus, Mark and Shelley Derby Mr. Jeff Ginsberg Ms. Ruth Kupfer Dr. Richard Mooradkanian Estate of Anna O. Lamoureux Jr. Foundation Ms. Christine Deshler Leslie and Alex Gold Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kurlat Ms. Janice Moquin Latitudes Sports Club - Haverhill $1,000 - $2,499 Ms. Alice R. Bruce Joseph and Christy Desiderio Grandin Family Foundation Ms. Helen Hoi Lun Kwok Albert and Michelle Moretto Latitudes Sports Club - Salisbury Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brum Mr. James V. Diment Greater Boston Bankers Association Ms. Elizabeth Lackey Robert and Gretchen Morrison Ms. Irene Lee Ms. Linda Abrams Timothy and Laura Bryan Keith and Kimberly Doherty Mr. John K. Greene Gary and Debra Lambert Mr. Joseph A. Mullen Estate of Elinor Leen Advertising Angells Mrs. William E. C. Bulkeley Dominion Foundation Ms. Mary E. Gresham Gene and Sylvia Landy MWI Veterinary Supply Mr. Jonathan T. Levine James and Virginia Aisner Ms. Jane M. Bussiere Ms. Cindi Obey Donnellan Richard and Caroline Grubman Harry and Hiroko Lange Robert and Jacqueline Nason Walter Lorraine and Mr. Tom L. Aldcroft Ms. Patricia C. Byrnes Ms. Mariana Downer Ms. Isabella Haegg Larry Good & Associates Inc. Anand Natrajan and Kusum Ailawadi Kathleen Leverich Mrs. Kathleen B. Allaire Ms. Rebecca L. Cadima Ms. Patricia Dratch John Hancock Financial Services Latitudes Sports Club - Methuen Natural High Fitness Annsley and Bobby McAleer The Allyn Foundation Inc. Cambridge Trust Company Ms. Blair Dubak Ms. Arlene Handschuch Ruth Lawler Mary Jane and Cary Nelson Mr. Wilhelm M. Merck Ms. Sarah F. Anderson Ms. Eleanor S. Campbell Mr. Marc P. Duby Ms. Tracy Hannon Ms. Suzanne S. Leblanc Ms. Daphine Neville Merial Limited Andover High School The Capital Trust Company Margaret C. Dumas Trust Ms. Martha Stone Harley Henry and Mary Lee New England Dressage Lyle and Anne Micheli Ms. Lisa R. Aprea of Delaware Duncan’s Munchkins Sarah Hawthorne and Sabre M. Leek/Sleek Consulting Svcs. Association, Inc. Jeffrey and Molly Millman Ms. Catherine A. Armstrong Maureen A. Carmain Estate of Gertrude E. Duvall Gregory Rotman Ms. Jean R. Leone Ms. Jane Newhall Robert A. Moeser and Aspect, Inc. Charitable Foundation Ms. Caroline Edwards Neal and Susan Heffron Sherry and Alan Leventhal Robert and Patricia Newhouse Barbara Wetherington The Ayco Charitable Foundation Carouge Family Foundation E.L.I. Systems Inc. Estate of Jean Hertan Litowitz, Inc. Ms. Emily Newton Ms. Amelia Moffie BAA Boston, Inc. Robert and Barbara Carroll Elizabeth Grady Face First, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund E. Herzstein John and Mary Littleford Ms. Heidi Nitze Ms. Helen S. Mooradkanian Eileen Bailey Mrs. Lucy G. Carter Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation, Inc. Ms. Deborah Hildebrandt Ms. Joelyn B. 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Mick’s Menagerie James Murphy and Kelly Jo Ms. Erin Orlandi Robert and Jean Pietrillo Ms. Ruth Ann Rich Richard and Karen Sakakeeny Ms. Juliette E. Shih Peter Miele and Christine Sampson Stratton-Murphy Ms. Joan Keogh Orlando Ms. Barbara A. Pike Ms. Katherine E. Rielly Mr. Daniel S. Salera Shore Country Day School Forrest and Sara Milder Ms. Karen Murphy Estate of Christine O’Rourke Ms. Karen Pirello Ms. Heather J. Rigney The Sallie Mae Fund Jeff and Patricia Shorter Ms. Tracy Militello Mr. Ryan Murphy Ms. Joan Orris Mrs. Gia Pizzo Avery Rimer and Richard Weissbourd The Law Offices of Mark E. Salomone Mr. Doug Sickler Mr. Dan Miller Ms. Shannon Murphy Ms. Rachel Ory Ms. Cathy Plesha Catherine and Mike Rioles Michael and Andrew Salvi Carl and Karen Siegel Ms. Gabrielle J. Miller Mutley Crew Ms. Jessica Osowski Richard and Linda Plummer Ms. Christina Roache Ms. Margaret H. Samp Mr. David H. Siegel Ms. Leslie D. 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Michael Stasack Ms. Elizabeth A. Terry Professor Richard R. Veronesi Ms. Martha White $1,000,000 AND HIGHER BOSTON CAPITAL $50,000 - $99,999 Ms. Heather Steede Ellen Terwilliger Ms. Michele Vieira Ms. Susan Wickwire George and Constance Noble CAMPAIGN Anonymous (2) Ms. Mary F. Steinemer Ms. Jennifer Margaret Thayer Ms. Helen T. Vietor Ms. Rae J. Wiggins The following is a list of gifts and Estate of Maisie Cantini Ms. Kerstin Stempel Bob and Erin Thibeault Ching-Man A. Virbasius Mrs. Terry N. Wilkins $500,000 - $999,999 commitments to the capital campaign Mr. Alphonse P. Chiappisi Mr. Loring Stevens Ms. Patricia Thibeault Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Virshbo Ms. Nancy J. Willets The Bafflin Foundation for the Clinical Center at Angell Jonathan and Wendy Derby Animal Medical Center and the MSPCA Raymond and Fay Stevens Mr. John W. Thomas Ms. Joyce Von Bothmer David and Suzanne Williams $250,000 - $499,999 Estate of Eleanore F. Eldredge Animal Care and Adoption Center. For Alexander and Hilda Stewart Mrs. Marilyn R. Thomas Michael Vozzella and Ruth Christopher Ted and Dorothy Williams Carlee Charitable Trust Farrington Charitable Remainder Trust more information contact: Mr. Frank Stiebel Mr. Edmund Thompson Ms. Andrea Coyle Wadell Mr. James R. Willing Estate of Cynthia Lampros Hastings Robb Charitable Trust Kathleen Santry Stifler Family Foundation Patti Thompson and John Ellenberger Mr. Richard Wagner Ms. Caryn Wilson Ronald R. Kimball and Sawyer Charitable Foundation MSPCA-Angell Ms. Pam Stockard Ms. Sandra Thompson Ms. Colleen Kelley Wakely Mr. David J. Wilson Eleanor Kiimball Estate of Bernice W. Whitcomb 350 South Huntington Avenue Mr. James I. Stockwell Mr. Richard Thorn Ms. Merri Walkenstein Winchester Veterinary Group Martha Morse Foundation Estate of Hulbert I. Wit Boston, MA 02130 Ms. Kelly Stolzmann Ms. Anne J. Thruelsen Mrs. Sharon H. Walkey Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Winslow Dianne T. and John R. Pingree Jeffrey and Marla Wolk Danielle Strimaitis Mr. David A. Tibbetts James and Margaret Walsh Harland Winter and 617 541-5075 Michael and Nancy Strong Ms. G. Patricia Tibbetts Mr. John Walsh Susan Weinstein-Winter $100,000 - $249,999 [email protected] $10,000 - $49,999 Gilbert and Anne-Marie Stubbs Tilton Rental Ms. Suzanne Walsh Ms. Sara G. Withington Anonymous (1) Anonymous (2) Ms. Josephine Stuto Steven and Lisa Tirrell Ms. Andrea N. Ward Wonder Dogs Wendy and Jonathan Derby $3,000,000 AND HIGHER Graham T. and Elisabeth Allison Dr. Jonathan J. Suber David Tobias and Elizabeth Micheels Ms. Elizabeth Diane Ward Dr. India C. Wood The Stevens Foundation Dr. Frank Stanton Mrs. Edward L. Bond Sonia Suelen Mr. Jordan Tobins Michael Ward and Maurice Melchiono Ms. Kathiann Wood The Shirley Shattuck Windsor Mr. and Mrs. John Carberry $2,000,000 - $2,999,999 J. William Codinha and Mr. Daniel M. Sugarman Marshall and Barbara Tobins Mr. Stuart Warner Mr. Christopher J. Woodard Charitable Trust The Copeland Foundation Ms. Brooke B. Sugaski Tofias PC Charitable Foundation Gregory and Rose Washak Mr. Michael Woodhouse Carolyn Thayer Ross Sullivan Bros. Ms. Joan M. Tognacci Ms. Taryn A. Washkowitz Timothy and Diane Woodward $50,000 - $99,999 $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 J. Robert and Diane Coleman Lynn Sullivan and Dan Cheatham Danuta Toklowicz Ms. Brenda Waters Ms. Greta Wright Susanna Colloredo-Mansfeld Anonymous (2) Andrew and Nicola Combes Ms. Maureen Sullivan Mr. Richard Tominsky Ms. Lisa Watkins Miss Melissa Wright Mr. and Mrs. James N. Esdaile, Jr. Mrs. Brewster Sewall Mrs. Marion Covich Robert and Gladys Sullivan Ms. Barbara E. Tornow Ms. Loretta A. Wawrzyniak Mrs. Louise Wulff Karl and Joyce Gladstone Foundation Tyco International (US) Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cummings The Sun Microsystems Stokley and Jeanne Towles The We Care-Bears Ms. Carolyn Yang Highland Street Connection Ms. Rosalind E. Gorin Foundation, Inc. Ms. Anne Marie Treadup Mr. Henry G. Weaver, Jr. Ms. Linda Liang Yap Mr. and Mrs. Ellice McDonald, $500,000 - $999,999 Frederick and Jane Jamieson Richard and Paige Sutphin Mrs. Rebecca Trenouth Mr. Donald Webb Ms. Regina Yasi Jr., CBE Peter and Constance Lacaillade Kahn Charitable Foundation Ms. Carol A. Sweeney Albert and Elizabeth Trifone Ms. Dorothy Webber Ms. Monica Yidiaris Donna and David McGrath Kenneth and Charley Levine Katz Family Foundation Ms. Rosemarie Sylvestro Ms. Phyllis Troy Ms. Jean Weber Ms. Jennifer S. Yost The Ornell Family Mary W. Nordblum Mr. Stephen Kay The Rogers Family Foundation Carter Luke and Penny Schiller Mr. Bryan Szela Ms. Jackie Trudel Russ and Diane Webster Gary and Joyce Young $250,000 - $499,999 Donat and Jan Szparaga Ms. Jan Trueman Mr. Andrew Weig Ms. Lillian M. Young Susan and Alan Tuck William and Rebecca Manley Anonymous (1) Ms. Stacy McManus Ms. Leticia Tarilonte Richard and Ann Trull Jason Weiner and Kristen Apicerno The Yukon Fund $10,000 - $49,999 Estate of George P. Clark Al and Sharon Tassel Mr. John Truslow Robert Weinstein and Suzanne Zabitchuck and Martin Port McMullen Family Foundation Estate of Evelyn Axelrod Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Gifford Peter and Sarah Monaco Ms. Madeline P. Taylor Ms. Jennifer J. Tsitsirides Elizabeth Ginsburg James and Janice Zafarana Timothy and Laura Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gross Team Andy Sq. TuckJack Ken and Ellen Weiss Alan and Ruth Zarach Harold and Frances Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cummings Mr. John Hitchcock Mrs. Dwight Robinson, Jr. Team Bees Ms. Frances L. Tuttle Violet Welch Ms. Lisa Zimmer Steven and Anne Dodge Ms. Carol S. Parks Team D and T Twenty Plus Foundation, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank The Zoe Janes Mrs. Edith L. Sacco Foundation M James and Barbara Schaye Donald Saunders and Liv Ullman Team Daisy Tyco Employee Matching Gift Program Ms. Mary M. Wells Steven and Vicki Zuromski Christopher and Suzanne Garceau Team Drew Ms. Marci Tyldesley Ms. Christine Wennersten $150,000 - $249,999 Singing Field Foundation, Inc. NEVINS FARM Ruth and Christopher Lawler Team Inspired Mr. William Ulmer Ms. Maia Wentrup Anonymous (2) James M. Stoneham Charitable Fund CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Barbara W. and Robert W. Macleod Team Mocha Ms. Kerry Unflat Ms. Suzanne Wenz Robert L. Beal The Taubman Company The following is a list of gifts and Maria and Wayne Maggio Team Mothington United Way, Inc. Ms. Wendy L. Weppner Charles Engelhard Foundation Mary Lou Turgeon and commitments to the capital campaign MassBank Charitable Foundation Team Myles United Way Special West Newbury Riding and Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn A. Kudisch Richard Mordaunt for the MSPCA at Nevins Farm in Mr. Joseph A. Mullen Team Pucci Distribution Account Driving Club The New York Community Trust The Irving and Edyth S. Usen Family Methuen. For more information contact: Susanne C. and Charles R. Richey Charitable Foundation Team R & J Ms. Maria L. Urdi Mr. Claude Westbrooks Mrs. Evelyn C. Schwager Team Stuart Ms. Meg Vaillancourt Westfield High School Kathleen Santry $100,000 - $149,999 Donald and Susan Ware MSPCA-Angell Ms. Elizabeth Speert Anonymous (1) Dr. Joan Zofnass Team Weeks James Valeriani Ms. Michelle Pol Wetlaufer Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Steward, Jr. Team Whiskers Valley House Antiques Ms. Lucy Weyer 350 South Huntington Avenue Julia and Ronald Druker Team Willy and Jenny Linda Van Marter, M.D. Ms. Susan T. Wheaton Boston, MA 02130 FleetBoston Financial Foundation Telephone Workers Credit Union Ms. Judith Vanderkay Wheelabrator Technologies, Inc. 617 541-5075 Eileen McDonagh and Robert Davoli Mr. and Mrs. Richard Teller Varian Semiconductor Equipment Ms. Elizabeth Wheelwright [email protected] Ms. Martha Mugar Ms. Paula M. Temoczko Linda R. Varteresian Nancy and Joel Whitcomb John J. Fish, Suffolk Construction Co., Inc. Temple Shalom of Newton Mr. Jay Venkatesan Mr. Edward E. White 30 45122rept_r2:45122rept_r2 4/9/08 11:10 AM Page 31

GEORGE T. ANGELL Miss Mary E. Coveney Mrs. Mercedes C. Hersom Ms. Pamela Moore Mr. David Welch Ms. Helen M. Kowal Dr. Erin Sweeney Geshwiler CIRCLE OF FRIENDS Robert T. and Birthe Creutz Mr. Crosby Hitchcock Ms. Kayren B. Morrill Ms. Ellen Whitman Mrs. Rita L. Lauzon Dr. Jennifer Hanson By considering the future needs Mrs. Gladyce J. D’Agostino Mr. John Hitchcock Ms. Jane E. Murphy Nancy A. Whitman Mrs. Barbara Lawson Dr. Sandra L. Higgins of animals in their estate and Mrs. Robert C. Davison Mary Elizabeth Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Osborn Mrs. Doris Willar Ms. Candyce LePage Dr. Ralph Henry Hunt resource management plans, members Mr. Raymond J. Denis Ms. Amanda W. Hopkins Rod and Martha Owen Ms. Anne Sears Wilson Ms. Nancy T. Lonczak Dr. Paul Husted of the George T. Angell Circle of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Deubert Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hopkins Ms. Shelia Owen Mr. and Mrs. Barry Winston Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lydick Dr. Robert G. Kyrka Friends help ensure that the Mr. Joseph E. DiStefano Ms. Joanne R. Huber Ms. Patricia Parks Jack Wolper, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magriel Dr. Edward B. Leeds MSPCA can continue its work into Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyman Ronald M. Peredna Mr. Kenneth and Ms. Lisa McCune-Leduc and Dr. Robert Lewis the new century. Ms. Virginia Louise Doris Mr. Everett S. Jodrey Mrs. Margaret Petracone Dr. Bebe Wunderlich Mr. Steven H. McDonald Dr. William V. Lumb Anonymous (8) Drs. Reed Drews and Lisa Iezzoni Estate of Maxine M. Jones Sylvia R. Petterson, M.D. Ms. Joan G. Wuterich Ms. Irene McGourty Dr. Deborah Veo Nicholson Cathy and Scott Ames Mr. and Mrs. James Eldridge Mr. Frank W. Jones, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pingree Ms. Patricia Nicholas Mr. David Lee Parritz Mr. and Mrs. Louis Arvin Mr. Carl Eschelbach and Mrs. Yorkie Kids Mr. Joe Plunkett and THE REVEREND DR. Ms. Patricia M. Nichols Dr. Catherine J. Reese Ms. Debra L. Ashton Theodora Thayer-Eschelbach Mr. J. B. Jones and Ms. Laura Klein Plunkett FRANCIS H. ROWLEY Ms. Carol Nystrom Dr. Richard M. Roberts SOCIETY Ms. Lillian P. Austin Mr. Robert C. Estes, Jr. Ms. Rachel Sachs Jones Ms. Victoria S. Puglisi-Mazzio Mr. Rodney F. Palmer Dr. Linda Robinette The Reverend Dr. Francis H. Rowley Mr. Albert E. Baker Ms. Gwenn Earl Evitts Mr. Owen P. Judge Mr. John T. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peacock Dr. William Rosenbaum Society has been founded to honor Ms. Bobbi Baker Mrs. Marion E. Evitts Harriet A. Karkut Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pytka Mrs. Judith N. Plotkin Dr. Roger A. Rowley both the esteemed Dr. Rowley and Ms. Elizabeth J. Baldarelli Ann and Bernice Factor Dr. Gerald Kassels and Phyllis Kassels Mr. Robert Rutkauskas Ms. Barbara Sack Dr. Scott Schelling those individuals who choose to Mr. Christopher Balestra Dr. and Mrs. William Fagan Ms. Diane Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rees Mrs. Frances L. Scheckter Dr. Susan E. Schrader support the mission of the MSPCA- Mr. Charles J. Balkin III Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farrington Ms. Sharon Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Renton Audrey Schubach Dr. Herbert Schryver Angell Western New England in their Mr. and Mrs. Alan Balter Ms. Ethel H. Feri Ms. Deb Going Kermensky Ms. Harriet Rodman F. Garret and Sarah Shanklin Dr. Sandra Silva-Arrieta estate plans. Friends and supporters Ms. Roberta Barufaldi Mrs. Sally L. Fickel Mr. Ronald Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rosenthal Ms. Denise Sinico and Dr. Neale Stock who have stepped forward as Ms. Patricia A. Beckerle Ms. Sandra Fiebelkorn Ms. Karen L. Kimler Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Rottenberg Mr. Roger Angers Dr. Jonathan J. Suber founding members to the Society are: Ms. Jane B. Beckwith Mr. Robert Fitzgerald Doris E. King Trust Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sarni Ms. Linda Skole Dr. Gus W. Thornton Anonymous (3) Ms. Helen Bellows Susan Carbone Fowle Ms. Maria C. Koutny Mr. and Mrs. Scott Saunders Ms. Faith Snyder Dr. Vernon R. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Hatim Abuselmi Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bellwood Mr. Frederick Fox Ms. Marilyn R. Kudisch Mrs. Robert Schwab Ms. Barbara Spencer Dr. Don R. Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Alden Dr. Joan Bentinck-Smith Mrs. Mary K. Frothingham Ms. Suzanne S. Leblanc Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. John Strong Dr. Morton Wolf Mrs. Harriet Aspden Ms. Carol S. Bergeson Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Gagne Tamara Buckley Leclerc and Dr. Richard M. Shiff Ms. Nancy Williams Dr. India C. Wood Mr. Norman E. Aubrey Mrs. Kathleen C. Berkowitz Ms. Ann C. Gallo Scott Leclerc Mr. and Mrs. Joel Shriberg Dr. Miles M. Yoshioka Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennett Ms. Elaine L. Birkholz Mr. Jason Garber Ms. Carol R. Leduc Ms. Roberta J. Skelley ANGELL ALUMNI FUND Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bigelow Aurolyn R. Boda Revocable Trust Ms. Mary Gardiner Ms. Sandra Ann Lee Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Smith, Jr. Begun in 1940, the veterinary MATCHING GIFT Raymond and Dolores Billie Dr. Carol F. Boerner Mr. Todd Garvin Ms. Jean R. Leone Ms. Eugenie Sotiropoulos-Foss internship program at Angell Animal COMPANIES Ms. Denise Bouthiller Ms. Anne Booth Mr. Michael Gazala and Mr. William Leveille, Jr. Ms. Shirley Anne Spas Medical Center was the first of its Aetna Foundation, Inc. Ms. Linda K. Bowman John J. Bowen Mr. David Cooperstein Mr. Jonathan T. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spevock kind in the nation. It continues to Aetna Giving Campaign Carolyn J. Brown, MD Ms. Amy Bresky Ms. Lisa Gell Ms. Catherine H. Lilly Ms. Rebecca B. Stickney be among the best and most AllianceBernstein Robert and Linda Caplette Ms. Beverly Brewer Ms. Ilene Getz Mrs. John A. Lodge Mr. Jonathan O. Swan prestigious post-graduate clinical AMD Robert S. and Barbara Carroll Mrs. A. C. Brodie Mrs. Pauline F. Gherson Mr. Carter Luke and Ms. Adrienne V. Tashjian veterinary training programs in the American Express Foundation Ms. Kathy Chamberlin Ms. Shirlee Burd Ms. Elgie Ginsburgh Ms. Penny Schiller Ms. Barbara Thomas world. An active alumni association American International Group, Inc. Ms. Patricia E. Connor Mr. Henry A. Burnham Ms. Ruth A. Giusti Wilhelmina V. Lunt Trust and Miss Lenore Thornton helps support the internship program Ameriprise Financial Ms. Karen Cox Mr. Bill Busch and Ms. Gail Gold and Mr. Larry Loew Sylvia B. Lunt Trust Ms. Rebecca Tornblom through generous gifts from the Anchor Capital Advisors, Inc. Mr. John Delaney Ms. Jessica Gifford Busch Ms. Denise Goldstein Ms. Deborah A. Lynch Mrs. Denis Tottenham following members: Anchor/Russell Capital Advisors, LLC Ms. Anne Eberle Martha Byington Dr. Merrill H. Goldwyn Ms. Jennifer R. MacDonald-Paleski Ms. Susan L. Tracy Dr. Clarke Atkins Aspect, Inc. Ms. Michele J. Feinstein Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cabral Ms. Catherine Gonsalves Ms. Ruth G. Mandalian Ms. Nan Tull Wezniak Dr. Florence B. Barton Babson Capital Management LLC John and Wenda Field Ms. Emily B. Caronia Ms. Susan Goodwin Mrs. Joseph Marconi Ms. Jacqui Turin Dr. Kathy A. Beck Bank of America Ms. Brenda Forbes Ms. Christine Carter Ms. Gloria Gray Mr. Robert K. Massey, Jr. Mr. Martin H. Uni Dr. Gary M. Bryan The Baupost Group, LLC Ms. Diane J. Gallan Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cederholm Dr. and Mrs. Peter Gray Ms. Deborah Matthews Ms. Cynthia B. Valentine Cambrian Animal Hospital Chubb & Son Ms. Karen J. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chichester Ms. Katharine Greenewalt Mrs. Deborah J. McKown Linda R. Varteresian Dr. Elizabeth J. Chittick Cingular Wireless Mark and Diane Gould Ms. Barbara S. Clapp Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gross Ms. Linda McLatchie Professor Richard R. Veronesi Dr. Tanya Civco-Hall Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hebert Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gudaitis Mrs. Philip C. McLaughlin Mr. Michael Vozzella and Dr. Carol J. Curry Eaton Vance Management, Inc. Mr. Wallace H. Janes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Combes Mrs. Bertram Hardy Ms. Elizabeth G. Mitchell Ms. Ruth Christopher Dr. Jeffrey Feinman Fiduciary Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffreys Ms. China Cotton Mrs. Gloria I. Hardy Ms. Brenda Mitchell-Powell Mrs. Jeanne Wadleigh Dr. Susan Fisher FM Global Foundation Ms. Virginia F. Keith Ms. Judy Courtney Ms. Mary Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Erik Mollo-Christensen Ms. Mabel L. Waggett Drs. Jeffrey and Barbara French G. E. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kenney Mr. Martin Couture Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes Ms. Helen S. Mooradkanian Mr. Robert B. Webber Dr. Paul Gambardella The Gillette Company 31 45122rept_r2:45122rept_r2 4/9/08 11:10 AM Page 32

Gorton’s Seafoods THE TWENTY-FIRST CANCER CARE LILLIAN HARVEY AND JACK MANLEY MEMORIAL MARIETTA FLOOD DR. MICHAEL BERNSTEIN Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo CENTURY FUND APPRECIATION FUND OF JAMES J. HARVEY ANIMAL FUND (2000) THORNTON INTERN INTERNSHIP & Company ENDOWMENTS THE PET CARE CARE FUND (2003) Established by William and Rebecca ENDOWMENT FUND ENDOWMENT FUND John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. The Twenty-First Century Fund ASSISTANCE FUND (2001) Established by the late Lillian Harvey Manley for general support. (1998) Established by colleagues of Hewlett-Packard is a collection of individual Established by Stacy McManus for to provide support for feeding and Established by the Angell Alumni Dr. Michael Bernstein in his honor to Highland Capital Partners, LLC endowments created to support the care of cancer patients through the loving care of animals. SANFORD VON H. OLSON Association in memory of Marietta provide financial support for the ENDOWMENT FUND AT IDC Research, Inc. programs and activities of the Pet Care Assistance Fund. Lillian Hirst Harvey Flood Thornton to support the Internship Program at Angell Animal MSPCA-Angell and to ensure its ANGELL ANIMAL MEDICAL Intern Program at Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston. Illinois Tool Works Foundation CENTER (2000) future. Donors may name their fund PATRICIA AND STEVEN COLEMAN FAMILY Medical Center in Boston. Drs. Ken Abrams and International Data Group COHEN LAW Established by colleagues of Sanford as a lasting tribute to a special ENDOWMENT FUND Dr. Clarke Atkins Kathleen Pointek Intuit ENFORCEMENT FUND (2004) von H. Olson, on the occasion of his person or animal, designate that Dr. Kathy A. Beck Dr. Robert Arrick Massachusetts Mutual Life (1998) Established by J. Robert Coleman as retirement, to support the Internship resources be used for a specific Dr. Gary M. Bryan Barnum Animal Hospital LLC Insurance Co. Established by the late Steven J. an endowment component of The Program at Angell Animal Medical purpose or link their own name Cambrian Animal Hospital Dr. Douglas Brum MassDevelopment Cohen to support the medical care Boston Project to support the Center in Boston. in perpetuity to the work of the Dr. Elizabeth J. Chittick Dr. Elizabeth J. Chittick MassMutual Financial Group of ill animals that are in the operating expenses related to the MSPCA-Angell. A named-endowment Dr. Carol J. Curry Drs. Susan Cotter and MFS Investment Management custody of the MSPCA Law work of the Society. MARIE PAPPALARDO – Microsoft fund can be established with an Enforcement Department. MARIA KOUTNY ANIMAL Dr. Jeffrey Feinman Richard Seder Millipore Foundation outright gift, planned gift or bequest. MARILYN R. KUDISCH ASSISTANCE FUND The Firehouse Veterinary Clinic Dr. Jack G. Gallagher J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation EDWARD HYDE COX ENDOWMENT TO BENEFIT Established by Maria Koutny in Dr. Susan Fisher Dr. Paul Gambardella THE BEAL-ENGELHARD TRUST (1985) THE MSPCA BOSTON honor of her mother Marie Drs. Jeffrey and Barbara French Georgetown Veterinary Hospital Motorola Foundation INTERNSHIP IN INTERNAL National Grid USA Service Established by the Trustees of The ANIMAL CARE AND Pappalardo, a victim of the Dr. Ralph J. Froio Dr. Jean A. Hall MEDICINE AND CLIENT Edward Hyde Cox Trust 1985 to fund ADOPTION CENTER Dr. Erin Sweeney Geshwiler Company, Inc. SERVICES (2007) 9/11/01 terrorist attacks, to be Dr. Catherine J. Reese the Edward Hyde Cox medal which (1999) Dr. Sandra L. Higgins Nokia Corporate Communications Established by Bruce A. and Robert used to benefit animals at the Dr. Linda Robinette recognizes someone whose work in Established by MSPCA Dr. Paul Husted NSTAR L. Beal and Charlene Engelhard (The Methuen MSPCA facilities. Dr. Robert G. Sherding, Jr. literature, journalism or the arts has overseer Marilyn R. Kudisch to Dr. Robert G. Kyrka Oracle Charles Engelhard Foundation) to made a significant positive difference support the operating expenses SHORTEN-BELL Dr. Belinda LaBarbera ELEANOR E. TOLLOW The PBG Foundation support an internship at Angell for animals; also for general support related to the programs of the MEMORIAL FUND (2001) Dr. William V. Lumb FUND (2001) Pfizer, Inc. Animal Medical Center in Internal of the MSPCA. MSPCA Animal Care and Adoption Established by Elizabeth May Bell, for North Shore Animal Hospital Established by Eleanor E. Tollow for Pioneer Investments Medicine and Client Services that Center in Boston. general support, in honor of her Mr. David Lee Parritz general support. The Plymouth Rock Foundation provides interns with direct clinical EASTERN DOG John J. Bowen family, including her parents, William Dr. Catherine J. Reese Prudential Foundation mentoring and involvement in a JOSEPH H. WATERS FUND CLUB INTERN Anthony and Nancy Capone A. and Eileen Shorten, her brother, Ridgevale Veterinary Hospital Reebok International, Ltd. clinical practice with long-term client ENDOWMENT/ (2000) The Happy Dog Companies Robert W. Shorten, her husband, Dr. Dr. Richard M. Roberts Russell Corporation and patient management. SPONSORSHIP FUND Established by Joseph H. Waters in Ms. Marilyn R. Kudisch James A. Bell, and herself. Dr. Roger A. Rowley Saint-Gobain Corporation Bruce A. Beal (2002) memory of his mother Kate I. Waters The Schechter Foundation Dr. Scott Schelling SAP Robert L. Beal Established in 2002 by the FOXO STANTON-ALLISON for general support. Dr. Gus W. Thornton Dr. Herbert Schryver Sun Life Assurance Company Charlene Engelhard (The Charles Eastern Dog Club to support the FUND FOR THE BENEFIT Ms. Katharine S. White Dr. Jonathan J. Suber FOR MORE INFORMATION of Canada Engelhard Foundation) Intern Program at Angell Animal OF THE PET CARE Dr. Gus W. Thornton ABOUT THE TWENTY- The Sun Microsystems Medical Center in Boston. THE SELWYN A. AND ASSISTANCE FUND AT BOND FAMILY ANGELL ANIMAL MEDICAL Dr. Vernon R. Thornton FIRST CENTURY FUND, Foundation, Inc. Eastern Dog Club MARILYN R. KUDISCH PET PLEASE CONTACT: TurboCare, Inc. ENDOWMENT FUND CARE ASSISTANCE FUND CENTER IN BOSTON Winchester Veterinary Group (1997) Kathleen Santry UnumProvident Corporation (2001) ROBERT AND LORETTA (1997) Dr. Morton Wolf Established by Dr. Frank Stanton to MSPCA-Angell Varian Semiconductor Equipment Established by Whitford S. Bond and GALE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Established by MSPCA Dr. India C. Wood (2000) support pet care assistance at Angell 350 South Huntington Avenue Verizon Foundation his late mother, Virginia Q. Bond, for overseers Marilyn R. and Selwyn Established by the daughter of Animal Medical Center. Boston, MA 02130 Wachovia Corporation general support to recognize the Kudisch to support pet care Robert and Loretta Gale to support The Ruth and Frank Stanton Fund 617 541-5075 Waters Corporation commitment and service of their assistance at Angell Animal Medical the Internship Program at Angell [email protected] Wellington Management family to the MSPCA, which spans Center in Boston. Animal Medical Center in Boston. Company, LLP three generations. Anthony and Nancy Capone Dr. Joan Wuterich The Wellpoint Foundation Mr. Whitford S. Bond Ms. Marilyn R. Kudisch Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and The Schechter Foundation Dorr LLP

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RIGHT TOP BOARD M EMBERS Sugar Baby overcame serious feather loss and found a new home Heather Winship Reed-Colleary through the MSPCA at BOARDOFOVERSEERS Stephen Rogers Nevins Farm. Arthur Altman Barbara Arnold Rebecca Ross-Bown RIGHT MIDDLE Ralph Sarni Dr. Erika DePapp and Warren H. Arnold III her dog, Lexi. George C. Ballantyne Marcia Sassoon Robert L. Beal Barbara Schaye RIGHT BOTTOM James Schaye Winkie received Ashley K. Bernon needed care through Katherine Breen Evelyn Schwager the MSPCA-Boston Martha Byington Abraham Shurland, MD Foster Program before J. William Codinha Elizabeth Shurland, DVM being placed in her Lori Sidman forever home. Gwenn Cohen Lindsay Cook Linda Skole Julia Cox John Walsh Jane A. Cummings Beth Webster Jonathan Derby Elissa Flynn-Poppey BOARDOFDIRECTORS Michael Gazala Elisabeth Allison Reverend Michael E. Haynes Hillery Ballantyne Jo-Edith Heffron Gerard Brandi Cynthia Hinckley Jessica Gifford Busch Robin Kenny John G. Carberry Hannah Kiernan Robert S. Carroll Marilyn Kudisch J. Robert Coleman Constance Lacaillade Robert S. Cummings, Esq., Chairman Mary Littleford Carter Luke Wayne Maggio Robert W. Macleod Sarah Monaco William Pepin Martha Mugar Dianne T. Pingree Dr. David F. Muller Richard M. Roberts, DVM George Noble Carolyn Thayer Ross Connie Noble John G. Stevenson Susan Paley John C. Pappas PRESIDENTEMERITUS Leslie F. Pappas Gus W. Thornton, DVM

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OFFICERS A ND C ONTACT I NFORMATION RIGHT TOP Bill admires the view while trotting at OFFICERS ADVOCACY Nevins Farm. Carter Luke, CEO Legislative Issues 617 541-5008 RIGHT MIDDLE Alice Bruce, Vice President, Development Living With Wildlife – Boston A kitten is prepped for a 617 541-5064 spay surgery at the Angell Kathleen Collins, Vice President, Animal Medical Center Human Resources Living With Wildlife – Western New England on Nantucket. Amy Fredericks, CFO 413 750-7623 Phinney’s Friends 617 541-5105 RIGHT BOTTOM Bonnie Jarm, Vice President, Marketing Baby, Skippy and Pets in Housing 617 541-5008 Giddeon received CONTACTINFORMATION Spay/Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) care for three months before being adopted MSPCA-ANGELL 617 541-5007 from the MSPCA- ADMINISTRATIVEOFFICES DEVELOPMENT Western New England. 350 South Huntington Avenue Development Donations Boston, Massachusetts 02130 617 541-5046 617 522-7400 www.mspca.org MARKETINGANDCOMMUNICATIONS Public Relations 617 541-5120 ANGELLANIMALMEDICALCENTERS Web Site and Printed Publications Angell Animal Medical Center – Boston 617 541-5107 Appointments and Information 617 522-7282 OTHERDEPARTMENTS Angell Animal Medical Center – Hillside Acre Animal Cemetery – Methuen Nantucket Island 978 687-7453 Appointments and Information 508 228-1491 The American Fondouk 617 541-5120

MSPCAANIMALCAREAND 24-HOUR ANIMAL CRUELTY ADOPTIONCENTERS LAWENFORCEMENTHOTLINE Boston 617 522-5055 Main 800 628-5808 Cape Cod 508 775-0940 Boston 617 522-6008 Martha’s Vineyard 508 627-8662 Western New England 413 781-3231 Metro South 508 586-2053 Nantucket 508 825-2287 Nevins Farm and Equine Center 978 687-7453 Western New England 413 736-2992

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The mission of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA)-Angell is to protect animals, relieve their suffering, advance their health and welfare, prevent cruelty and work for a just and compassionate society.

Pictured here are only a few of the more than 250,000 animals cared for by the MSPCA-Angell annually. Pictured above from left to right are Carly, Bear and Lance who all persevered over neglect and injury to heal and find loving, forever homes. Pictured below from left to right are Monty, Dr. Gregg Rapoport and 350 South Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02130 www.mspca.org Sunny and Crimson. To read the stories of each of these animals and more, please turn to pages 13-16. Through your generosity, the MSPCA-Angell was able to help them through the most trying times in their lives.