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OHS 3 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 4 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY The dogs are not available for adoption at this time. this time. at adoption for available not are dogs The where facility rescue in OHS’s housed off-site being are dogs The was man County 2017 aKlamath in late when began case The A team from the Oregon Humane Society recently traveled to Puerto Puerto to traveled recently Society Humane Oregon the from A team OF PUERTOOF RICO HELPING PETS THE AND PEOPLE For OHS veterinarian Dr. Margaret Wixson, it was her first time time first was her it Dr. Wixson, Margaret OHS veterinarian For Rico. The Puerto for Spayathon of as part pets for care Rico help to expected to prevent 250,000 unwanted births. births. unwanted 250,000 prevent to expected companied Dr. Wixson and worked side by side with veterinary veterinary with side by side worked and Dr.companied Wixson and help fellow Americans.” Two other members of the OHS medical OHS medical the of Two members Americans.” other fellow help and OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY ASSISTSOREGON WITH HUMANE KLAMATH COUNTY NEGLECT CASE COUNTYKLAMATH NEGLECT CASE County Animal Control and the Oregon Humane Society. Humane Oregon the and Control Animal County more than 20,000 dogs and cats in underserved areas—which is is areas—which in underserved cats and dogs 20,000 than more altering of goal has a initiative spay/neuter high-volume high-quality, the veterinary college also assisted. assisted. also college veterinary the from students Local Brazil. and Mexico U.S., the from professionals Murutes—ac Hailey assistant vet and Moore Kerry tech team—vet OHS represent to opportunity was agreat “It Dr.this,” says Wixson. In mid-June, OHS took in 17 dogs from an ongoing animal neglect neglect animal ongoing an In mid-June, in 17 OHS from took dogs volunteering in a field clinic. “I always wanted to do something like something do to wanted always “I clinic. in afield volunteering case in Southern Oregon. Klamath County Animal Control had Control Animal County Klamath Oregon. in Southern case charged with multiple felony crimes after more than 30 animals 30 than more after crimes felony multiple with charged were seized from his property, in a joint operation by Klamath Klamath by operation in ajoint his property, from seized were been caring for the dogs and reached out to OHS for assistance. OHS for to out reached and dogs the for caring been they are receiving daily care from specially-trained staff and staff specially-trained from care daily receiving are they volunteers, plus behavioral assessments and any needed training. needed any and assessments behavioral plus volunteers, NEWS NEWS Hailey, Kerry and Dr. Wixson with the surgery tally. surgery the with and Dr.Hailey, Wixson Kerry from OHS

- “It was nice to be able to provide something for their community.” their for something provide to able was nice be to “It Kerry. much,” says so through Rico have been in Puerto people “The June 2018 and May 2019. OHS has made an ongoing commitment to to commitment May 2019. ongoing an and 2018 OHS has made June The community’s gratitude and kindness carried them through some some through them carried kindness and gratitude community’s The store, they were treated like celebrities. “You could feel the gratitude gratitude the feel “You could like celebrities. treated were they store, In just seven days, 2,105 spay/neuters were done. Many pets also also Many pets done. 2,105 were spay/neuters days, seven In just Four rounds of clinics are scheduled all over Puerto Rico between Rico between Puerto over all scheduled are clinics of rounds Four everywhere,” adds Kerry. everywhere,” constantly were “People week. the of moments toughest the of accomplished,” says Kerry. says accomplished,” bringing us food and thanking us,” says Dr. Wixson. Even at the local local the Even at Dr. us,” says Wixson. thanking and us food bringing really “Wefelt treatment. tick and flea and vaccines, received this project and expects to send a team to each of the clinics. clinics. the of each to ateam send to expects and this project After surgery, clients cared for their pets in a special in a special pets their for cared surgery, clients After The dogs were transferred from Klamath County Klamath County from transferred were dogs The section of the gymnasium called “the beach.” “the called gymnasium the of section Animal Control in June. Animal Control

Through expanded partnerships with shelters and rescue groups groups rescue and shelters with partnerships expanded Through The planning, preparation and teamwork paid off. Most importantly, importantly, Most off. paid teamwork and preparation planning, The A RECORD AT SEASON KITTEN OHS Shelters in LA County were experiencing a huge influx of kittens— of influx ahuge experiencing were County in LA Shelters 99 feline lives were saved and are now in loving homes. homes. in loving now are and saved were lives feline 99 FOR SENIORS TOFOR SENIORS FIND LOVE OPPORTUNITIES MORE OFFERS GRANT NEW Galaxy, star and Executive Producer of the television show My Cat Cat My show television the of Producer Executive and star Galaxy, Galaxy rode with the cats and kittens and spent some time with OHS OHS with time some spent and kittens and cats the with rode Galaxy and OHSteam The time. on right day, was flight the transport On staff and volunteers. volunteers. and staff In August, OHS also provided a lifeline for kittens from Los Angeles. Los Angeles. from kittens for alifeline provided OHS also In August, It took some creative thinking and a lot of teamwork to bring in these in these bring to teamwork of alot and thinking creative some took It OHS with has worked Jackson initiative. national Bound Homeward We’re not kitten around! It’s been a very busy summer at OHS. OHS. at summer busy avery been It’s around! We’re kitten not of hoarding cases were pushing things to the breaking point. Jackson Jackson point. breaking the to things pushing were cases hoarding of around Oregon and throughout the region, OHS has received more more OHS has received region, the throughout and Oregon around additional kittens in desperate need from Los Angeles County. County. Los Angeles from need in desperate kittens additional from Hell on Animal Planet, reached out as part of his Operation his of Operation as part out reached Planet, Animal on Hell from founder of The Jackson Galaxy Project. Galaxy Jackson The of founder in the past and is a long-time shelter worker, animal advocate and and worker, shelter advocate animal is and along-time past in the more than 100 per day in some areas. Nearby wildfires and a number number a and wildfires Nearby areas. day in some per 100 than more in 2018. kittens 1,500 than to their new state then transferred from the plane to OHS. Jackson Jackson OHS. to plane the from transferred then state new their to welcomed were kittens and cats 99 The Rescue. of Wings by piloted plane, the meet to tarmac the on assembled vehicles transport Senior dogs make wonderful, calm companions for older adults. adults. older companions for calm wonderful, make dogs Senior “Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we’re delighted to help help to we’re delighted donors, our of generosity the to “Thanks "We are very grateful for this grant from The Grey Muzzle Organi Muzzle Grey The from this grant for grateful very are "We Over the past decade, The Grey Muzzle Organization has provided has provided Organization Muzzle Grey The decade, past the Over in30 groups welfare animal 66 of is one Society Humane Oregon will CEO. and OHS “This President Harmon, Sharon says zation,” dogs, senior more adopt help to nonprofit, anational Organization, states who were chosen from more than 300 applicants to receive a receive to applicants 300 than more from chosen were who states By offering these senior dogs with their adoption fee waived, OHS waived, fee adoption their with dogs senior these offering By Love is in the air at the Oregon Humane Society for senior dogs and and dogs senior for Society Humane Oregon the Love air at is in the Muzzle’s Executive Director Lisa Lunghofer says. “Many senior dogs dogs senior “Many says. Lunghofer Lisa Director Executive Muzzle’s grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization to help local senior dogs. dogs. senior local help to Organization Muzzle Grey The from grant older adult.” an with home loving a find to chance the dogs senior more give Muzzle Grey The from agrant received OHS recently adults. older deserving organizations like Oregon Humane Society make adif- Society Humane like Oregon organizations deserving available for adoption at OHS will have their adoption fee waived waived fee adoption have their OHS will at adoption for available dogs senior all this grant, older. and Through years seven aged will be able to transfer in more senior dogs from partner shelters. partner from dogs senior in more transfer to able be will Tuesday. Senior during older and 60 adults for ference in the lives of dogs and people in their communities,” Grey Grey communities,” in their people and dogs of lives in the ference no old dog dies alone and afraid.” afraid.” and alone dies dog old no “a where of vision world its support to $1.5 in grants million nearly in Portland are enjoying their golden years in loving homes thanks thanks homes inloving years golden their enjoying are in Portland to the wonderful work of OHS.” of work wonderful the to While at OHS, Jackson Galaxy met with with met Galaxy Jackson at OHS, While some long-term cats like Oliver Nacho. like cats long-term some

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Cats and dogs weren’t the only animals harbored during the Vanport floods.

taken many forms. The current shelter opened in 2000, replacing a 1939 Deco-style building that was falling apart after decades of rigorous use. That in turn had replaced the original 1918 wooden shelter that was lost in a tragic fire. A young Unitarian minister, Thomas Lamb Eliot was just During World War II, disaster planning was a priority for OHS. By 27 years old when he helped found the Oregon Humane Society. April 1943, at least 50,000 booklets on the care of animals during a war-related emergency had been sent around the state. A few Compassion runs deep in our community. For 150 years, the years later, the Vanport floods tested OHS’s ability to respond in a Oregon Humane Society has embodied each generation’s determi- disaster when more than 100 dogs were brought to OHS. nation to save lives, stop suffering, and bring loving best friends Today, the pioneers are now also innovators. OHS is blazing new to our families. trails with record adoptions and lifesaving programs; a teaching Just nine years after Oregon became a state, Thomas Lamb Eliot hospital for veterinary students; behavior and spay/neuter and a handful of like-minded citizens gathered to establish the resources for the community; and a team of experts ready to first humane society in the Pacific Northwest. respond to disaster. With compassion as their guide, the work of OHS’s founders With each successive generation, OHS has reflected a fundamen- extended beyond humane treatment for animals. They protected tally Oregonian set of values, recognizing the special bond children, lobbied the Legislature, and enforced laws protecting the between humanity and the animal world. defenseless. They installed drinking fountains for horses and sanded icy streets to protect horses and horseless carriages against accidents. They inspected meatpacking facilities to protect animals from brutality and citizens from contaminated meat. They took innumerable steps to ensure a safe and humane community for all living creatures. In 1884, OHS was successful in getting Oregon’s first statewide animal cruelty law passed. The following year, Oregon legislators passed a basic humane law “for more effective prevention of cruelty to animals.” Since 1885, OHS has provided copies of animal statutes to support law enforcement in combatting animal crime. Changing the culture also required educating young people about the humane treatment of animals. In 1921, OHS board member John Gill spearheaded the effort to enact the first law addressing PHOTO COURTESY OF OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY humane education for Oregon’s children.

FALL 2018 In 1912, the Oregon Humane Society opened its first adoption Col. E. Hofer, first volunteer officer, Oregon Humane Society, worked to enforce laws for the prevention of cruelty. 6 kennels. Over the years, the buildings housing cats and dogs have OHS

“Pioneering Compassion” brings OHS’s 150-year

history together in a beautiful coffee table book. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY The project was led by Mary Henry, OHS Associate Director of Major Gifts, and co-authored by journalist Elizabeth Mehren, who recently joined the OHS board. A dedicated corps of skilled volunteers assisted with the extensive Authors Mary Henry and Elizabeth Mehren celebrate the research and photo editing required to chronicle OHS’s long and arrival of the first shipment of “Pioneering Compassion". varied history. “Pioneering Compassion” is laid out as a series of short sections, each highlighting a different program or period in OHS’s history. “Long before the actual anniversary we began discussing this

Mary Mary Henry important milestone and how we should honor Henrya true Oregon is the Associate is the Associate Director of Major Director of Major Gifts for the Oregon institution,” says Mary. “This book is truly a laborGifts for the Oregon of love.” Humane Society, Humane Society, where she has helped where she has helped donors assure an donors assure an ever-brighter future for animals since ever-brighter future for animals since 2004. A native Oregonian and graduate 2004. A native Oregonian and graduate of the University of Chicago, Henry “Pioneering Compassion” is available ofat the University of Chicago,Best Henry Friends has taught sign language to gorillas has taught sign language to gorillas and runs a commercial fishing vessel Our community’s compassion runsand runs deep.a commercial fishing vessel Our community’s compassion runs deep. in Alaska with her husband Jim. She Corner pet supply store at OHS, the Oregonin Alaska with her husband Jim. She Historical shares her home with two Italian shares her home with two Italian greyhounds, an ancient black cat and For 150 years, the Oregon Humane greyhounds,Society- an ancient black cat and For 150 years, the Oregon Humane Society- (when their young-adult whims suit (when their young-adult whims suit them) her daughter and two sons. Society, Powell’sSPCA and has embodied powells.com each generation’s. determinationthem) her daughter and two sons. SPCA has embodied each generation’s determination 150 Years At The 150 Years At The to save lives, stop suffering, and bring loving to save lives, stop suffering, and bring loving Oregon Humane Society Oregon Humane Society Elizabeth Elizabeth Mehren best friends to our families. Mehren best friends to our families. is the professor is the professor emerita at Boston emerita at Boston University’s College University’s College of Communication, of Communication, has been a journalist has been a journalist at the Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post and Times, The Washington Post and other publications. She is the author other publications. She is the author or co-author of three books and a or co-author of three books and a frequent contributor to many national frequent contributor to many national ISBN 978-0-692-98778-0 ISBN 978-0-692-98778-0 publications. She is a serial dog-rescuer publications. She is a serial dog-rescuer who lives in Portland. Her most recent who lives in Portland. Her most recent rescue, a Labrador retriever from rescue, a Labrador retriever from Written and edited by Written and edited by Tennessee, is resting peacefully at Tennessee, is resting peacefully at Mary Henry and Elizabeth Mehren Mary Henry and Elizabeth Mehren the OHS Animal Cemetery. the OHS Animal Cemetery. with the OHS History Corps with the OHS History Corps

A Walk Through History The Oregon Humane Society has joined the “other OHS”— the Oregon Historical Society—to create an interactive tour through the Oregon Humane Society’s 150-year history. The exhibit complements the “Pioneering Compassion” book and includes original documents, photographs, quick facts and the OHS humane education film from the 1940s, “A Home for Butch.” “The research for the book formed the backbone of the exhibit,” noted Mary Henry, OHS Associate Director of Major Gifts and co-author of “Pioneering Compassion.” “We hope school groups and other members of the community enjoy learning about our history and take pride in our state’s leadership in animal welfare.” The “Pioneering Compassion” exhibit runs through February 2019 in the Mezzanine Gallery at the Oregon Historical Society, 1200 SW Park Ave., Portland. Admis- sion is free for Multnomah County residents. Visit ohs.org for more information. FALL 2018

7 OHS 8 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Specialist. “Maddie has a way of weaving her way into the hearts of of hearts the way into her has weaving awayof “Maddie Specialist. Canines have been an important part of the humane education team team education humane the of part important an have been Canines since 1992. Maddie, a six-year-old golden retriever mix, is the current current is the mix, retriever golden asix-year-old Maddie, since 1992. Bark Vader.Bark everyone she meets, opening the door for meaningful discussions discussions meaningful for door the opening meets, she everyone children between interaction “The visits. school during her to drawn instantly are adults and Kids team. education canine the of captain a-ok with her. Maddie is currently mentoring future canine educator educator canine future mentoring her. with is Maddie currently a-ok is which rubs, belly and in biscuits paid compassion.” She gets about Cushway, Barb Education Humane says special,” is Maddie very and 12,000 children and 1,800 adults in2017. adults 1,800 and children 12,000 The tiny but mighty Humane Education team reaches a lot of young young of alot reaches team Education Humane mighty but tiny The A typical classroom visit might include discussions about dog body body dog discussions about include might visit classroom A typical shape is plan taking alesson this fall, school to back head children As After participating in humane education activities, children report report children activities, education in humane participating After MEET MADDIE, EDUCATOR OHSMEET CANINE OHS’s unique approach to humane education is grounded in is grounded education humane to OHS’s approach unique says Rachel Gene, OHS Education Manager. “Connecting with other other with Manager. OHS Education “Connecting Gene, Rachel says celebrate their inherent love for animals. “Being recognized for their their for recognized “Being animals. for love inherent their celebrate care to how of basics the learning to In addition building. character tours, group clubs, after-school visits, classroom plan assistants canine - activi these behind lessons the it’s But contest. essay and aposter and their and Two educators Society. OHS humane Humane Oregon the at advocate for pets, now and into the future. future. the into and now pets, for advocate for and interact with pets, children are given an opportunity to to opportunity an given are children pets, with interact and for feeling self-assured and more empowered to be a voice and avoice and be to empowered more and self-assured feeling kids the chance to interact with the pets, make toys and enrichment enrichment and make toys pets, the with interact to chance the kids gives and OHS shelter the at place club takes after-school The pets. their work. In total, the Humane Education team reached more than than more reached team Education Humane the In total, work. their of impact the of afraction This is just kids. 4,300 than more reaching In 2017, minds. and visited, were classrooms 150 than more hearts confident,” more become children helps compassion and kindness people. young on effect have alasting will that ties language, jobs that dogs do to help people or careers working with with working careers or people help to do dogs that jobs language, like-minded young people also gives them a sense of belonging.” belonging.” of asense them gives also people young like-minded A MORE HUMANE SOCIETY HUMANE A MORE FOSTERING IS EDUCATION HUMANE HOW Back to School with OHS to School Back

“Working with camp from a young age taught me how important important how me taught age ayoung from camp with “Working The skills he learned at camp led him to join the OHS staff as an Animal as Animal an OHS staff the join him to led camp at learned he skills The The children of today will become our leaders, advocates, adopters adopters advocates, leaders, our become will today of children The Care Technician. Care Two where Admissions team later, the joined years he creatures,” says Mitchell. “Camp instilled core values in me that I will Iwill that in me values core instilled “Camp Mitchell. says creatures,” camp. at learned he values the on leans he In his work, country. always carry forward—it taught me how to be compassionate and and compassionate be to how me taught forward—it carry always living all avoice for be to humans need that and are, animals for saving the lives of more than 7,000 dogs and cats each year from from year each cats and dogs 7,000 than more of lives the saving for responsible are Mia Heaslet his and teammate Mitchell job, fast-paced the ranks as a camp counselor, senior aide, then summer camp staff. staff. camp summer then counselor, aide, as acamp senior ranks the humane, and empathetic courageous.” throughout shelters across Oregon, the regionpartner and around the Chance Coordinator. In his as Second his into role moved quickly he Although summer is behind us, it’s worth noting one of the most most the of one noting worth it’s us, is behind summer Although OHS is ensuring the next generation has the skills to create a create to skills has the generation next the OHS is ensuring Planning begins months in advance, when activities are designed and and designed are activities when in advance, months Planning begins camp staff and camp aides are selected. Many camp attendees go on on go attendees Many camp selected. are aides camp and staff camp and donors of tomorrow. Through education and empowerment, empowerment, and education Through tomorrow. of donors and young people. “Friendships blossom at the club, and it often leads leads often it and club, the at blossom “Friendships people. young more humane society. society. humane more staff. camp full-time then and aides senior counselors, camp become to popular Humane Education programs at OHS is the Summer Camp. Camp. Summer OHS is at the programs Education Humane popular kids to become more deeply engaged at OHS by becoming a youth ayouth becoming OHS by at engaged deeply more become to kids like-minded other with socialize and animals, shelter the for tools volunteer,” Rachel. adds Ten years ago, he joined the Youth the Ten joined he ago, years Volunteer Program and quickly quickly and Program Volunteer Mitchell’s infectious smile, joyful joyful smile, infectious Mitchell’s demeanor and kind heart exemplify exemplify heart kind and demeanor education team and moved through through moved and team education He Camp. Summer OHS discovered Camper Turned Staffer the spirit of humane education. education. humane of spirit the began spending summers with the the with summers spending began Mitchell Rogers Mitchell GROWING UP AT OHS AT OHS UP GROWING

OHS HISTORY LESSON OHS HUMANE EDUCATION THROUGH THE YEARS “I may say to the children of the schools and city that we count upon you as our chief allies in cultivating a spirit of kindness to all dumb creatures.”

~OHS Founder and President Thomas Lamb Eliot, 1888 OHS anniversary meeting 1888 A young boy named Julius Meier won the OHS children’s essay contest. Julius’s essay launched a generations-long friendship between the Meier family and OHS. Julius, the younger son of Meier & Frank department store founder Aaron Meier, joined the OHS 1948 OHS relaunches a poster and story contest that continues to reach Advisory Board as early as 1915. thousands of students throughout the state. Children are given a theme appropriate to their grade level. In the pre-Internet days, 1921 the winning posters were displayed at Meier & Frank and other John Gill, prominent Portland businessman and OHS board member, department stores, the Multnomah County Central Library, spearheads the effort to enact the first law addressing humane the Portland Art Museum and other popular gathering spots. education for Oregon’s children. The bill required students to receive one quarter hour of instruction in the humane treatment of animals each week. 1950S Field trips to OHS were a big hit with schoolchildren in the 1950s. Today, classes of children still enjoy trips to the shelter and tours with our Humane Education staff members. 1940S-1960S "A Home for Butch,” an OHS film about a mutt’s picturesque journey from abandonment to a happy home and forever family, was seen by most Portland students during its run. In fact, the film was shown over and over until finally it was in shreds and new copies had to be ordered. 1992 Carol Shiveley is appointed OHS Education Director and spends the next 21 years developing many programs that continue today. Carol was also the first President of the Association of Professional Humane Educators, which got its start in Oregon. 2000 Following a renewed focus on education, OHS reaches more than 24,000 children and adults through in-school presentations, summer camp, after-school clubs and community service programs.

“Humane education is the perfect way to teach the Golden Rule through pets. Kind, empathetic children mature into kind, empathetic adults.” FALL 2018 ~ Norma Paulus, Oregon Superintendent of Public Instruction 1990-1999. 9 OHS 10 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY As a supporter of the Oregon Humane Humane Oregon the of asupporter As Oregon becomeOregon a More Humane Society. Oregon is one of the safest states in the the in states safest the of one is Oregon Society, we think it’s important you know know you important it’s wethink Society, convictions on charges of animal neglect. animal of charges on convictions Senate Bill 6, the The Animal Bill. Omnibus officials to advocate for laws that protect protect that laws for advocate to officials country for animals thanks to strong laws laws strong to thanks animals for country as sentient beings under state law, while while law, state under beings sentient as OHS 1884, In abusers. punish and animals and steadfast leadership. Throughoutand leadership. steadfast our sessions ahead, but OHS will be there—ad be will OHS but ahead, sessions We don’t issues. welfare animal on stand sweeping new measure recognized animals newsweeping recognized animals measure Fast passed. law cruelty animal statewide vocating, educating and partnering to help to help and partnering vocating, educating know what will arise in the legislative providing stiffer fines and punishment for for punishment and fines stiffer providing history, OHS has worked with government government with worked has OHS history, where the current candidates for governor governor for candidates current the where for animal welfare with the passage of of passage the with welfare animal for moment awatershed 2013 to and forward first Oregon’s getting in successful was Knute Buehler –knutebuehler.com Buehler Knute –katebrownfororegon.com Brown Kate Meet theMeet Candidates for Governor - Animals who have been abused Society on areas that can be improved improved be can that areas on Society Oregon has some of the nation’s hasthe someof Oregon strengthening these statutes? these strengthening Governor, I look forward to continuing continuing to forward Governor, Ilook QUESTION ONE QUESTION TWO sure that we’re doing what we can to to wecan what we’re doing that sure you commityou to maintaining and I think when we’re looking at improving improving at we’re looking when I think I am committed (D): Brown committed Iam Kate Knute Buehler (R):Knute Buehler (D): I Brown Absolutely. Kate Knute Buehler (R):Knute Buehler criminal process. process. criminal deserve our respect. We need to make to We need respect. our deserve recover animals helping of experience guidance from the Oregon Humane Humane Oregon the from guidance this process could be improved? be could process this animals to help law tion forfeiture trial. Are you committed to when they in are protective left perspective. their toget Buehler Knute and Brown Kate with We down sat be expedited through the crimi the through expedited be custody while their owners await toughest animal abuse and abuse animal and toughest animals are treated through the the through treated are animals animal caretakers and people with the the with people and caretakers animal have to like we need this, a process and neglected suffer even further further even suffer neglected and nal process? How do you think maintaining pre-convic Oregon’s neglect statutes. If elected, will elected, If statutes. neglect we do what we can to improve the way the improve to wecan what we do that and inplace law remains forfeiture we can make sure that our laws are are laws our make that sure we can how That’s table. the at trauma from to making sure that our pre-conviction pre-conviction our that sure making to prevent abuse and neglect. animals that strongly felt have always know this issuebest. know who people of experiences the on built neglected and abused. are who animals protect help to seek will and inplace protections the

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150-year history. Animal Cruelty Statute in 1884. This statute Oregon set up as ANIMAL ABANDONMENT ANIMAL today 336.067, ORS as which requires public schools to write the way for countless future animal protection laws. animal protection laws at the time. law The imposed a$500 a leader in the Northwest for animal protection and paved Oregon has been a leader in legislating on behalf behalf on legislating in aleader been has Oregon Oregon’s community. legal Below is a small fine fine for anybodyabandoned who a dog,cat or other Oregon’s first animalabandonment law, one of onlytwo Judge trustee OHS Jean Lewis L. is credited with introducing board JohnOHS member Gill took charge on a bill that PresidentOHS David P. the Thompson, as served who domestic animal. law The against animal abandonment is now codified as ORS 167.340ORS nowas codified and is one of the many tough elementary in taught be to education humane required laws that make Oregon a leader in animal protection. of animals for almost as long as it has been a a been it has as long as almost for of animals of the Oregon Humane Society. Since its its Since Society. Humane Oregon of the humane treatment of animals into their curriculum. Portland Mayor 1879-1882, from helped Oregon’s enact first snapshot of some of OHS’s successes over its ofOHS’s over ofsome its snapshot successes efforts the to due part small no in is This state. HUMANE EDUCATIONHUMANE CRUELTY ANIMAL FIRST STATUTE protect animals and is now a respected voice in voice in now arespected is and animals protect successful been has OHS protected. adequately are ofsociety members vulnerable most the that make sure to legislators on pressure schools each week. This progressive legislation survives in authoring and sponsoring dozens of bills to to ofbills dozens sponsoring and authoring in putting been has OHS 1868, in inception A HISTORY OF STRONG LAWS

The billThe punishments also increased for Animal in Neglect the ANIMALS IN HOT CARS ANIMALS With the support of to Oregon OHS, able create was a temperatures without facing liability for damage. property that allows citizens to rescue animals in cars from hot this bill, among other things, recognize animals sentient as tion that would drastically change the animal protection that lack the resources needed to care for them. the state to become licensed and to agree compliance a warrant to care for animals in of care. need emergency animal’s life in situations. emergency 30.813 ORS See for the animals within Oregon. within animals into avehicle. inspections. This an was incredibly important step in from amisdemeanorfrom crimeto afelony, allowed for the expe sponsored Harmon, Sharon Director Executive under OHS, Oregon one became of the leading states legislation to pass supportedOHS Senate Bill 6, an expansive piece of legisla dited foster placement of impounded animals, and gave SB 6 THE OMNIBUS ANIMAL WELFARESB OMNIBUS 6THE ANIMAL BILL ensuring that animals are not being neglected by entities requirements that before met be someone can must break powerful tool in elevating the importance of protection for beings should who cared be for in ways that minimize pain, bill introduced alaw requiring all animal rescue entities in people accountable for their animal's care. Additionally, the landscape in Oregon. legislative The findings contained in humane the authority officers enterto private without property BillHouse 3377. This bill elevated aggravated animal abuse First Degree, emphasizingFirst Degree, Oregon’s commitment to holding HB 3377HB AGGRAVATED ABUSE ANIMAL solution to this problem that allows for citizens to save an stress, fearstress, and suffering. This alone become passage a has

- - OHS 11 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 12 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS Photo Contest TOP DOG RUNNER-UP DOG TOP TOP DOG Wallace, by Susan Bragdon Buddha, by Emily Robinson by Emily Buddha, TOP CAT RUNNER-UP CAT TOP Clyde, by Katherine Ellingsen Clyde, by Katherine The Votes Are In! TOP CAT TOP Shaggy, by TomShaggy, Faller 192 dog photos entered. Of the 77 cat photos, Shaggy earned the the earned Shaggy photos, cat 77 the Of entered. 192 photos dog $1 each, and the public could vote as often as they wished. wished. they as often as vote could public the and $1 each, Choice Award photography. on based eye-catching contest used a people’s choice voting system. Votes were purchased for for purchased were Votes system. voting choice apeople’s used contest and Top Other Pet. In addition, OHS employees selected the OHS OHS the selected employees OHS addition, In Pet. Topand Other Buddha, winner of the Top Dog Award, received 1,689 votes from the the from votes 1,689 received Top Award, the of Dog winner Buddha, submitted by 248 people, which raised $18,744 to help shelter pets. The The pets. shelter $18,744 help to raised which people, 248 by submitted Pets were honored in three categories: Top Dog, Top Cat, Top Top Cat, Dog, categories: three in honored were Pets were friends feathered and furry of photos Adorable Contest. Photo OHS the in votes most the earn to competed sizes and shapes all of Pets most votes at 1,625. The winner of the Other Pet category was Mayzie Mayzie was category Pet Other the of winner The 1,625. at votes most other the including contest, the in pet other any than more public, the bird, who flew past her competition with 160 votes. 160 with competition her past flew who bird, the TOP “OTHER” PET “OTHER” TOP Mayzie, by Alex Jones by Alex Mayzie, Johnson Chey, by JoZell Kitty OHS CHOICEAWARDOHS The winners of each category received a $200 gift certificate and a and certificate gift a$200 received category each of winners The of photograph whose Johnson, JoZell to went Award Choice OHS The Central, as well as a gift basket of pet treats and toys donated by by donated toys and treats pet of basket agift as well as Central, Kitty Chey captivated OHS employees. OHS captivated Chey Kitty votes won a two-night stay at the beach, courtesy of Hallmark Inns. Hallmark of courtesy beach, the at stay atwo-night won votes professionally-framed photograph of of their courtesy entry, Frame local businesses. The grand prizelocal businesses. who winner in brought the most

See all the entries online at: at: online entries the all See oregonhumane.org/2018-photo-contest-winners THE 2018THE PHOTO CONTEST. OHS SPECIAL THANKS TO SPONSORS OF TO SPONSORS THANKS SPECIAL TOP "OTHER" PET RUNNER-UP PET "OTHER" TOP Linda, by McKenna Anderson by McKenna Linda, OHS 13 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 14 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Year of the Dog, offering the opportunity to Attendees enjoyed wine tastings at 15 North Willamette Valley wineries while their canine Willamette Valley Vineyards at Tualatin Estate tasting event of annual the year—the Oregon with Golden Wave Creations to celebrate the woofs in the spectacular vineyards of our area. were treated to photo ashort shoot with Zach and toys. Wineries also hosted activities for a canine aid first kit; who visited and guests Saturday, Aug. 4to the unique most wine invited the public to bring their dogs on companions were showered with special treats of the vineyard. weather The picture was enjoy Chinese crafts and games; Dion Vineyard people and Apolloni pets: Vineyards joined perfect for thisperfect wonderful day of wine and More than a dozen premier Oregon wineries wineries Oregon premier dozen a than More CaninesUncorked CELEBRATING THE PERFECT PAIRING Humane Society Canines Uncorked event. Putnam Photography in front of the rolling hills hosted PuppYoga and offered tips on creating The eventThe raised more than $11,000 This in for need. pets OHS As the fog shroudedAs Haystack Rock, apack of Corgis themed prizethemed their and bid cast baskets, on silent auction talent show, Corgi races, and with and ameet greet Corgi wading in the water, and letting out many gleeful barks. and salt air in their fur, more than 500 Corgis and Corgi mixes annual event is hosted by the Portland Corgi Meetup Group. actors Bentley and Farah. Participants could also buy Corgi items. descended on Cannon Beach. With sand beneath their toes day for Corgi shenanigans, including acostume contest, Corgi Beach Day COASTAL TRADITION CORGIS CONVERGE FOR A Beach Day swag and raffle tickets for a chance to win Corgi- By noon, the fog had lifted and revealed abeautiful sunny strolled toys, along the beach—chasing playing with friends,

The first pets highlightedpets first The were Lucy and Oliver,two dogs Yosemite and Banff. up Quiggley, Next was a4-year-old After leaving the shelter, many adopted OHS go on pets to WHAT’S NEW! WHEN WHO Adventure Pets on Social Media 70th Annual Be Kind to Animals Poster to Animals &Story70th Contest Kind Be Annual Now Open the Lucy, dogs was a2-year-old Terrier such mix. knew Who takes his hikes slowly at miles two hour. per Rounding out their adopters on Instagram and in Dish, Pet our monthly Washington, are invited to or create aposter write a Japanese Chin mix. Being acouch potato at heart, Quiggley who arewho trail true This duo, trekkers. a6-year-old Chiweenie and adopter her enjoy hiking, snowshoeing, camping and a prolific hiker could come in suchsmall a package? Lucy and 3-year-old Catahoula, visited has the seven wonders of are invited to enter the 2018-2019 Poster OHS &Story Contest, accepted in addition to paper poster submissions. Instagram accounts. Oregon and many National Parks, including Yellowstone, Yellowstone, including many National Parks, and Oregon fall of 2018. Residents of Oregon and Clark County, Washington, digging in the sand at the beach. email newsletter. Using the staff hashtag #ohspets, chose open September 1st through 14th. December HOW Society's mission. lead adventurous lives. We thought this fact alone was highlighted explore who the Pacific pets Northwest with some of best OHS adventuresome OHS of best had who their pets own something worth celebrating. For fivedays in July, OHS Each year students throughout Oregon and Clark County, short story portrayingshort Oregon Humane of the part Contest is open to all youths entering grades 1-12 in the Enter aposter, astory or both in this annual contest! Contest begins Sept. 1, 2018. For grades 9-12, digital art entries will be

Twitter at @oregonhumane We couldn’t forget that our feline make incredible friends when wewhen explore with our four-legged friends. and reminded us of the unforgettable memories made made memories unforgettable the of us reminded and at heart, Milo helps Saskia’s boost confidencegreat in the adventure too. pets, Milo, a1-year-old tabby adopted from OHS, and OHS, from his sister, go Saskia, on kayaking and great outdoors. the outdoorsexplores by climbing bounding trees, after cat can’t who get enough of the PacificNorthwest. Hoot outdoors. featured pet last The Hoot, was a9-month-old bugs, and sniffing allsmells. new the Milo,Saskia and Stay up-to-date on all heartwarming the pet OHS Every adventure received post pet more than 1,000 likes, Hoot are all trained they to when on enjoy be harness the hiking trips with their humans. Being adventure atrue pet oregonhumane.org/adventurepets. oregonhumane.org/adventurepets. Find out more each at about pet subscribe, andsubscribe, follow on Facebook, Instagram us and emailsstories. toOHS Subscribe at oregonhumane.org/ Third PlaceThird All winners also receive aspecial award certificate, ribbon of Grand Prize Prize Grand Second PlaceSecond POSTER &STORY CONTEST PRIZES For information on submitting a story or artwork, go to to go artwork, or story a submitting on information For honor and an invitation to the A’Cat’Emy Awards celebration. oregonhumane.org/postercontest Honorable Mention Mention Honorable Place First UpRunner $100 Gift$100 Card $150 Gift Card $50 Gift Card Laptop $75 Gift Card $25 Gift Card . OHS 15 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 16 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY “Giving is notice even the automatic Idon’t and so painless, “OHS is my passion,” Judy, says who’s OHS volunteering at been Through workplace giving, each pay period a designated adesignated eachThrough pay workplace giving, period AN EASY WAYAN EASY TO SUPPORT OHS Specialist, “A to our love employees.” of animals So is apriority According Steve to PGE’s Cox, Social Responsibility Corporate As a member of the Charitable Giving Campaign Committee for for Giving Campaign Charitable of the Committee amember As WORKPLACE GIVING GIVES EMPLOYEES financially allowsme to make a greater impact.” OHS, where it starts helping pets in need. helping pets starts it OHS, where Electric (PGE) is one of the most dedicated, reporting that more more that reporting (PGE) is dedicated, most one of the Electric businesses thanMore 100 and organizations have workplace- Multnomah County, Judy is an advocate for workplace giving, workplace giving, Multnomah for is County, Judy an advocate Library, she is helping animals. and rescue rehome No, the since 2006 and is Thomas of the Eliot Lamb amember since Circle 2006 (TLC), OHS’s avolunteer,(TLC), As leadership society. giving she assists convenient way to support their favorite nonprofit. their favorite convenient way to support and volunteer OHS through the Group Volunteer Program. a lump sum year.” of end the the at volunteer. Ican that a limited number of hours OHS Supporting When Judy Anderson goes to work at the Multnomah County Multnomah the County at to work goes Anderson Judy When much groups that so of PGE also employees come shelter to the than much rather easier pay period to give asmall amount every Icontribute,”money Judy. says give since Ican more “Plus, it’s giving campaigns that support OHS programs. Portland General General OHS Portland programs. campaignsgiving support that encouraging other employees to take advantage of this encouraging and easy to take employees advantage other paycheck her to from donation transfers amount automatically than 130 ofdonatethan their to 130 employees OHS through this program. transports. She explains, “I still work forty hours a week so I have so a week hours forty work still She explains, “I transports. Spaythe &Save Chance hotline Second and helps with cat library doesn’t have a secret room filled with puppies and kittens. puppies kittens. with and filled room have doesn’t asecret library PROFILES IN COMPASSION PROFILES 7. Standard The 10. UPS 1. Combined Federal Campaign Combined 1. 4. Intel Intel 4. TOP 20 TOP 2. Kaiser Permanente Kaiser 2. 3. Portland General Electric 6. Nike, Inc. Nike,6. Inc. 5. State of Oregon 5. ofOregon State 8. Wells Fargo8. 9. Moda Health 9. Health Moda Workplace Giving toOHS Campaigns 19. Lam Research 19. Research Lam AT&T18. 17. County Multnomah 16. Iberdrola Renewables/PPM Energy Union Credit 15. Community OnPoint Wholesale Costco 14. Schools Public 13. Portland Foundation Holdings 12. Enterprise Group Client Private Bank 11. U.S. 20. Walsh Construction Co. Construction Walsh 20. And PGE doesn’t stop there. Providing there. PGEthrough stop financialAnd doesn’t support For employers, workplace giving is a perk they can provide to to provide can they is workplace giving aperk For employers, community. And feel good about where they work.” they where about good feel community. And and we will match it at 100%, which is a huge benefit,” said which isand weSteve. will ahuge benefit,” match 100%, at it its generous employee-matching program furthers the impact of of impact the generous employee-matching furthers program its employees that attracts new hires, says Steve. says hires, new want “Employees attracts that employees want, they give can to where donations.employee “Employees to work for companies for to work give that back in and the do good OHS’s Workplace Giving program, please If your company would in like to participate contact Margaret Clement at (503) Clement 802-6766. Margaret contact adopted from OHS. Laura is not only adonor, encour Laura not is also she OHS. from adopted PGE employee Laura Richmond and her dog DeNiro, who she she who DeNiro, dog and her Laura Richmond employee PGE ages her coworkers to take part and make a pledge to any to apledge and make part take to coworkers her ages ag ency they choose during PGE’s giving campaign. choose they ency - ~John ~Mackenzie You found match the perfect for me We renamed Ella, her amore refined where andwhere everything. She can hop and the entire staff of the Oregon and you Bless my personal needs. She sleeps every nightShe sleeps to every me next disposition. disposition. couch the when family is gathered. quite high and loves being on the name for the lady cat she is. She just night adventures. lots of She has lounge time. time. lounge Humane Society. has suchhas abeautiful coat and her playtimeher but nothing beats until she wanders off for some late helps herself to every about just Paisley warmed up well has very and Ella Ella Paisley space to run, hop and play. She loves HAPPY When adopters keep in touch, their stories and photos inspire us. Finding homes for animals is one of the most important things we do at the Oregon Humane Society. - Today is the one-year anniversary of You published the only other update I 9 years of his life! Iwrite today in his to do the things loved he in life the to him and loved he more her than just to thank for dad's will to live the last to 85 Everyone pounds. loved and her to and sweet her quiet nature she was when theywhen were developing just their wrote for Lulu in the spring of 2009 went way and above beyond to be Lulu 10 orwas less. pounds close was very moment we/he adopted her. 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Bless were worried this about big change adore and her she absolutely lights and the travel involved. She never always. She truly gave him the desire She has two housemate two She has dogs that of running that smile make us and mous gratitudemous we have for and OHS she stillboth knees, bursts short has moved to Hawaii to live with me. We his for Lulu on depended he more beloved Lulu is living out final her laugh. activity Her level hasn't been up during walks her at the beach and heart,her she outlived him! happiness. eager She was to help... Rest in peace, dad, knowing your smiling. Despite having surgery on skipped abeat. She LOVES Hawaii! - OHS 17 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 18 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY “I had never seen a dog jump so high and so fast to get into the back of of back the into get to fast so and high so jump adog seen never had “I recalls. 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After a few weeks, Mary Jo started sponsoring sponsoring started Jo Mary weeks, afew After OHS website. using the PROFILES IN COMPASSION PROFILES Lola with Darcy with Lola San Diego, but heard about Lola Lola about heard but Diego, San Inside OHS at dog kennel #6 #6 kennel Inside dog OHS at Lola’s owners had to surrender her her surrender to had Lola’s owners In 2008, admire. to grew Jo Mary neighborhood, whom Portland a7-year-oldLola, Shar-pei Lab and Miles, Darcy and Ball Jo Mary and began checking on her daily daily her on checking began and to OHS. Mary Jo had moved to to moved had Jo Mary OHS. to Jo’s in Mary was adog mix, Lola. named adog of journey the friends, two of compassion the memorializes that aplaque hangs - - “Lola was a very smart beauty queen to me,” Mary Jo says. Jo me,” to Mary queen beauty smart was avery “Lola Today, the plaque in the OHS dog kennels is an enduring tribute to to tribute Today, is kennels enduring an OHS dog in the plaque the 2015, Darcy passed away. Shortly after Darcy’s passing, Mary Jo Jo Mary passing, Darcy’s after away. passed Shortly Darcy 2015, Years after their road trip, Darcy was diagnosed with cancer. In May with was diagnosed Darcy trip, road their Years after After many wonderful and loving years, Mary Jo’s beloved Lola passed Lola passed Jo’s beloved Mary years, loving and wonderful many After stopped being grateful for OHS taking such good care of Lola. Lola. of care such good OHS taking for grateful being stopped Mary Jo and Darcy’s journey to get Lola to her new home was a great was agreat home new her Lola to get to journey Darcy’s and Jo Mary Kennel #6 for her plaque, which tells all who pass by, “Darcy Miles is is Miles by, pass who all “Darcy tells which plaque, her for #6 Kennel Darcy, Lola, and the timeless bond the three shared. shared. three the bond timeless the and Lola, Darcy, area. Portland companion. Mary Jo and Darcy’s friends gathered at OHS and selected selected OHS and at gathered friends Darcy’s and Jo Mary companion. traveling and friend her of in memory kennel adog sponsor to decided continued her support of OHS and still visits the shelter when in the in the when shelter the visits still OHS of and support her continued adventure. Lola was forever grateful for her rescue, and Mary Jo never never Jo Mary and rescue, her for grateful Lola was forever adventure. away just one month shy of her sixteenth birthday. Mary Jo has has Jo Mary birthday. sixteenth shy her of month one away just watching over this kennel from heaven.” heaven.” from this kennel over watching A plaque on kennel #6 at OHS honors Darcy Miles and her kindness. and her Miles Darcy #6 honors at on kennel A plaque OHS OHS 19 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 20 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Donors This tradition of pioneering spirit, spirit, pioneering of tradition This Annual Report as well as well as Annual Report To join the Thomas Lamb Eliot Eliot Lamb To Thomas the join 12 leading Oregonians founded founded Oregonians 12 leading the first humane society in the humane in the society first the Annual Giving Manager, Manager, Giving Annual a much-abused carriage horse horse carriage much-abused a Street. Eliot was to serve as OHS OHS as Street. 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treasures alltreasures contributions great and small, and wishes there was enough to support our ongoing operations from July 2017 to July 2018. OHS all editions of the Magazine. OHS To make agift, call at us (503) 416-2989 OHS gratefullyOHS acknowledges the following donors for their generous gifts or visit online us at recognized in the Annual Report; those giving $2,500+ will included be in space to list our additional supporters by name. All are TLC members

Angela Roach Angela Alice Vance Vera Smith L. Virginia Montag Virginia The Samuel S. Johnson S. Samuel Johnson The William M. & Olivia L. Holt L. M. &Olivia William John E. Ryan E. John E Edward & Ellen McClaran Edward &Ellen Harper James K Henry T. Swigert Henry Stukey J. &Louise Henry Pets for the Pets for the Kris Otteman, & Otteman, DVM Kris Nancy Preece Nancy Frank D.Frank P. &Nancy Riebe Frank & Rita Ness and Shilo and Ness & Rita Frank R Robin Ruscigno Robin Robert Sweeney,Robert Jr. Family Caitlin Sause Carrie Saito Martha Urman & Perry Rikli &Perry Urman Martha L Linda Milleson Linda Larry & Marilyn Miller &JackLynn Loacker George PaulGeorge &Lucia Navarro Dennis G. & Vivian Yost G. &Vivian Dennis Dr. A. Hubert Leonard Hornberger Dan Barbara CoitBarbara Yeager: Coit Bud N. &Wynema R. Moore OCF Joseph E. Weston Joseph E. OCF Sharon memory in Scharen of Sheryl Langhofer Sheryl Graf &Eric Susan Ghizzone Sue &Dean oregonhumane.org/tlc l i . W a aine Wilderman aine nda and Richard Polier Richard nda and Jeffrey Jeffrey Brant, DVM Elderly Foundation Elderly Public Foundation Public Foundation Family Foundation Family Fund of The Oregon Oregon Fund of The Charitable Foundation Charitable Community Foundation Community Bruce A. Scharen rl Studnicka rl . & Patricia Peterson . &Patricia

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T T Todd & Miller E. Tonya Mahler Rick and Jake Janovetz & & Janovetz Jake Hurd M. James Jane A.Jane &Terry Morrison James & Carol Malnar James &Carol Jane Kreider Jane Foundation Family Johnson J Joan Mandrow Fraser Mandrow Joan K Pamela Green Pamela Kristen Hanson Kristen &Forrest Hall Kathleen Krista, Walker & Casen Meili Walker &Casen Krista, Paul and Sally McCracken McCracken Paul Sally and Hy Le Hy D.Karen Landis Patricia D.Patricia & Hogan Howard B. Hecht Karen &Howard Karen Nwessingerk Foundation Nwessingerk Robert M. & M. & Robert R Robert Miles Robert C Chris McNierney Chris Craig &FranCraig Mansfield M Marc K. Greenfield Greenfield K. Marc Lisa McClellan Lisa Maruji &Richard Michiko Lellah Jeannine Lawrence Jeannine Lellah Johnson Melissa Geraldine K. & & K. Geraldine Gary and Janie Hibler Janie and Gary Deborah L. Morgan L. Deborah Delight & Richard Leonard &Richard Delight Dr. Bill E. & Susan J. Hill Dr. &Susan E. Bill Sandra Harrington & & Harrington Sandra Susan & Jim Nelson &Jim Susan Shane & Michelle Martin &Michelle Shane Sally Mackler Ludwig &Leonard Sharlene Stuart & Barbara Larson Larimore Susan Johnston Steven &Erika S Susan M. Hedges Susan o o r u ob r a hn E. Gustavsson, M.D. Gustavsson, E. hn & avis and Katherine Haynes Katherine and avis a Amy Vandenbroucke Amy Toni Breckon-Miller m & Ruth Ann Moore m &Ruth Ann Joyce B. Grossman Frankie Sanderson Frankie Fund of The Oregon Oregon Fund of The Community Foundation Community Lynn Bash Griffith Bash Lynn Gandler, M.D. Gandler, Bud Donald Bud in memory of Carlitos memory in aig Gilbert aig Stuart Weitz Stuart san & Ernest Jenks &Ernest san thleen Houston thleen rc &Pamrc Grignon ert Greer ert

Alexandra Zell Zell Alexandra The Oswald & & Oswald The T T Tektronix Foundation Wayne Quimby M. Ellena & Rafael Silva, M.D. &Rafael Ellena Siegel Elizabeth &Paul DuCommun Sarr John Jean Wilson & Mark Siegel &Mark Wilson Jean Jaime O'Dell & Thor Mitchell &Thor O'Dell Jaime Janet Rankin Juan YoungJuan Trust Joan &Don TerryJoan D.Jamie St. Mark Solbach Daniel and Jillian Patti & Cliff Perigo and Pattiand Cliff Perigo & Patricia J. Smith J.Patricia Smith Reynolds C. Phyllis K Penny O'Connell Hongyon Suauthai Fumiko Ross Fumiko Rosenberg Family Fund of Fund of Family Rosenberg Ronald &JoyceRonald Welch Louise Shaffer Louise Mi Mildred I. Wright in memory I. Wright memory in Mildred Marveita Redding & & Redding Marveita Marie YoungMarie Liz Tilbury Liz Gerald K. & & K. Gerald George & Carolyn Vogt & Carolyn George Sabo &Alex Gretchen Doug Winter & Irma Kane Doug &Irma Winter D B Boyd Yaden S Sherrill &Paul Puziss Sherrill Susan J. Lair & & J. Lair Susan &WalterSharon Tabrum r i o e e a mothy Prukop mothy avis, Lillian & Vivian &Vivian Lillian avis, The Oregon Community Community Oregon The Wagoner in memory memory Wagoner in Phyllis J. Petersen J. Phyllis Foundation Christopher Betzing Christopher Mitchell Family Mitchell of my husband Austin and and of my Austin husband of Tank of David Stafford Douglas W. Trobough Douglas son Stuart son in honor of Missy of honor in Smith of Betsy memory in in memory of Lucy memory in th H. & Allan Paraskeva H. &Allan th -Hum Foundation -Hum vin Vernier vin c vid Walker vid hael Remsing

OHS 21 FALL 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS The Oregon Humane Society gratefully acknowledges the following persons whose estate bequest were recently received. Estate gifts make a profound impact. OHS thanks all our supporters who have remembered Estate Gifts OHS in their estate plan.

Sandra Kay Anderson Wendell D. Dennis Virginia R. Jarvis Michael Pawlik Harold Thomas Wilna Jean Anderson Ruth Dyer Lena Lorraine Jones Donald F. Peer Thoeny Patricia August Grace Epperson Trust William W. Kennedy Linda & Richard Gwen Timberlake Catherine Banning Donald V. Faith Dorothy M. Koncelik Polier Anna Mary Tossey Joseph Bashlow Gloria G. Giesbrecht David, Debra & Tide Robert Powell Gerlinde Walker

OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Carolyn Beardsley Joan C. Gillander Koosed Patricia Reilly James W. White Edward M. Bell Althea Gray-Gauthier Delroy F. Kosmalski Maryalice C. Riley Patricia Ann Williams Barry Blackwell George Haig Jack L. Lozo Bert and Velma Judith Wilson Susan Blake Emmi Ruth Curtis and Louise Rogers Theresa Wise Shirley R. Brown Heimberger MacDonald Nora A. Schar Burdette Younglund Janette Cantrell Rosemary Hendricks Pauline P. Minary Rowena "Millie" Karen Clark Jean Ellen Herzegh Elizabeth V. Morris Stanard Meredith Clark Janice Hooson Joseph Norris Cheryl Standiford David E. Wedge Trust Donna Irey Nancy Palmer

For more information about including OHS in your plan, please contact Gary Kish, Vice President of Legacy Gifts and Strategic Initiatives at (503) 416-2988. TLC Business Partners The following businesses have made significant financial contributions ($2,500+) to OHS and/or in-kind donations July 2017 through July 2018. A complete list of TLC Business Partners can be found online at oregonhumane.org/get-involved/support-our-partners.

New members in bold Oregon City Subaru Portland's CW Floor Solutions, LLC * Indicates companies or Portland General Electric Providence Health Plan Hyster-Yale Group, Inc. groups that have held Portland Monthly Magazine ResQ Animal Massage Idealist Consulting Portland Oregon Corgi rover.com IDEXX community fundraising Meet-Up Group* Skies America inici group, Inc. events to benefit OHS. Shedrain Corporation Publishing Company Intel Something Borrowed Slalom Consulting Joe Walker Design DIAMOND Standard, The SmartyStreets Kenton Animal Hospital iHeartMedia - Portland Thede Culpepper Moore Sunnyside Little Chapel of the Doggie Dash Team* Leopold Ketel & Partners Munro & Silliman LLP Chimes/Cool Dog Nights* KeyBank Pacific Outdoor vcr101 Terra Hydr Inc. Kuni BMW Subaru of America Terry Morrison/Stifel Lexi's Rocking Doggies PLATINUM West Coast Event Tito's Handmade Vodka Doggie Dash Team* Delta Connects Productions, Inc. U.S. Bank Marmoset Music Google Ads Williams Kastner Greene & Viant Matto Photo KATU Television Markley WEB Media Group LLC McKinley Irvin Lamar Advertising Merck Animal Health Mud Bay SILVER BRONZE Miller Nash LLP OnPoint Community Barefoot Wine & Bubbly A Pet Loft, Inc.* Motivation Design - Credit Union Bethany Family Pet Clinic ArborBrook Vineyards Kurgo Products VCA Animal Hospitals Cambia Health Solutions BBU Nature's Pet Market Gresham Chevron Bennington Properties LLC North Portland Club K-9 GOLD Core Scientific Bullard Law Doggie Dash Team* Angeli Law Group Forest City Trading Group Chipotle O'Johnson Productions Avangrid Renewables, LLC (FCTGK9) Doggie Dash Columbia Bank Oregon Public Broadcasting Beery, Elsner & Team* Columbia River PVMA Hammond, LLP Great Oregon Surgery Center Ron Tonkin Gran Turismo Better World Pets LLC Wine Company Columbia Sportswear Schneider National Blue Buffalo Company Green Pet Compost Company Company Carriers, Inc. CRMfusion Inc. Harvest Fresh Grocery & Deli Cooper Mountain Kennel Tanasbourne Veterinary Food Services of America Kia of Portland Daimler Trucks Emergency Fred Meyer Lagunitas Brewing Company North America Waste Management of Oregon Hallmark Inns & Resorts Lynde Paule/Corgi Walk Dancehall Days Band Young's Market Company Oregon City Subaru in the Pearl* Darin Brooks of Oregon Nestle Purina Medallion Industries Greenhouse Construction PetCare Company Moda Health Elliott, Powell, Baden & Nike Petco Baker, Inc. Ways to Help AUTOS ANIMALS™ FOR SHELTER ASSISTANCEANIMAL RESCUE ANIMAL CRUELTY ANIMAL ANIMAL-ASSISTED ADOPTIONS ANIMAL THERAPY TRAINING THERAPY 285-7722; 285-7722; (503) 416-2988; [email protected] (503) 416-2993. (503) (503) 416-7084; (503) x214. 285-7722 (503) 285-7722. (503) to animal agencies throughout Oregon. Oregon. throughout agencies animal to OHS responds to situations an responds where OHS neglect investigate animal officers OHS for the and pets people prepares OHS Contact Kish, (503) Gary 416-2988; Cats, dogs, birds, rodents and rabbits and rabbits rodents birds, Cats, dogs, Contact Kish, (503) Gary 416-2988; a benefit. Contact Jane Morrison, Morrison, Jane Contact benefit. a humananimal and is trapped needs Cruelty complaintand abuse. hotline: are available for adoption. a charitable deduction. Contact Contact deduction. charitable a Sponsor or event an organize OHS Margaret (503) Clement, 802-6766; CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS CHARITABLE ANNUITIES GIFT with a beneficiary designation. with abeneficiary Include in your OHS or will, trust outlive Kish, Contact you. Gary national evaluation exam. (503) INVESTIGATIONS [email protected] [email protected]. local police).local (503) 802-6707. Lifetime income plus a tax deduction. deduction. tax a plus income Lifetime Donate your vehicle and to claim OHS supplies and trainingFood, are offered Ensure welfare the may who of pets help (in case ofhelp (in emergency, call your case [email protected]. FRIENDS FOREVER™ FRIENDS ESTATE GIFTS [email protected]. Services Directory [email protected].

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Thursday, Oct. 4 9-10 a.m. KATU’s AM Northwest 2-3 p.m. Afternoon Live 4-7 p.m. – Live segments during evening newscasts Your participation during OHS’s Day of Giving will help ensure we can continue saving lives and protecting animals from cruelty and neglect for the next 150 years. Presented by