Fall/Winter 2013 • V ol. 47 No. 3

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Fall/Winter 2013 • Vol. 47 No. 3
Photo: Christina Hall
Board of Trustees
A Message from
the President
Diane Gilabert, CPA
Chair
Gary Weitzman, DVM, MPH, CAWA
Debra Patterson, CFP
Chair Finance Committee
Dr. Judith Muñoz
Chair Board Governance and Nominating Committee
Bev Oster Ornelas
Secretary
Sandy Arledge; Eve Benton; Allen Blackmore;
Colleen Blackmore Reilly; George Coles; Susan Davis;
Diane Glow, Ed.D.; Wayne Hanson; William Lafleur;
Lisa Miller, MD; Robin Muck; Matthew O’Connell;
David Sear
Life Members
Vi & Dan McKinney, John Parker
I
can’t help but feel privileged to be in one of the most progressive animal communities
in the nation – where people have a deep support of animals and pets are treated like
a member of the family. But even in progressive communities like ours, there’s still
much work to be done. There are more than 45,000 homeless animals that enter San
Diego Animal Welfare Coalition (SDAWC) shelters each year. Of these animals, nearly
3,000 were euthanized in coalition shelters last year due to treatable or manageable
illnesses or behavior. We want to get that number to zero, and we’ve made it the San
President
Gary L. Weitzman, DVM, MPH, CAWA
Diego Humane Society and SPCA’s foremost goal to get there.
Senior Staff
Renee Harris, Executive Vice President, Community
Animal Welfare
every adoptable animal in SDAWC shelters. To get there, we’re targeting four key areas:
Kim Shannon, CAWA, Chief Operating Officer/SVP
specifically targeting certain regions by providing affordable or even free spay/neuters
Shelly Stuart, CSPG, CFRE, CAWA, Chief Development Officer/SVP
in the areas that need it most.
Kelly Riseley, Chief Financial Officer/SVP
Trish Wagner, SPHR, Vice President, People Development
We call this the Treatable Pet Initiative, and together we can save the life of
Spay/Neuter: We’re offering needs-based spay/neuter surgeries to the community –
Transport: We’ve made a commitment to transporting animals from shelters that
simply don’t have the space or resources to care for additional animals. In fact, we’ve
signed agreements with surrounding shelters so they know we’ll take their animals in,
AnimalFare Editor
Kelli Herwehe
whenever they are faced with a tough decision.
Contributing Writers
Nicole Angelucci, Jenna Dawsey, Christina Hall,
Christina Lewis, Jenny Ludovissy, Elkie Wills
animals so we can continue to impact more animals and help more people in our
Design & Layout
Kat Godard, DraDog, LLC
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San Diego Humane Society and SPCA
Mailing Address:
Central Campus
5500 Gaines Street, San Diego, CA 92110
North Campus
(For dogs)
2905 San Luis Rey Road, Oceanside, CA 92058
(For cats & small animals)
572 Airport Road, Oceanside, CA 92058
Main Telephone: (619) 299-7012
Website: www.sdhumane.org
Email: [email protected]
To report animal abuse call (619) 243-3466
Serving San Diego County since 1880, the San Diego
Humane Society and SPCA’s scope of social responsibility
goes beyond adopting animals. The Humane Society
offers San Diegans a wide range of programs and
services that strengthen the human-animal bond, prevent
cruelty/neglect, provide medical care and educate the
community on the humane treatment of animals.
As one of San Diego’s oldest nonprofit organizations,
the Humane Society has campuses in both San Diego
and Oceanside, as well as an adoption center inside
the El Cajon Petco store. The Humane Society is
supported. solely through contributions, grants, bequests,
investments, proceeds from the Muttique retail store, and
small fees for services.
For your privacy, the Humane Society does not sell, rent,
lend or exchange its mailing or contributor lists. The only
way your email address could ever be used for a purpose
other than what you intended is if you choose to opt-in to
a service by providing your explicit consent.
Adoptions/Admissions: We’re increasing the number of incoming and outgoing
community.
Reaching More Animals: We pledge to do everything possible to keep animals in
their homes. By providing needed emergency veterinary care, an expanded pet food
bank, new vaccination clinics, needed pet supplies and other resources to keep animals
and their owners together during times of financial or other hardships.
With more than 45,000 homeless animals entering our shelters each year, the
Treatable Pet Initiative requires significant resources to provide the medical care,
behavioral rehabilitation, and ongoing care that each of these animals need. We
can’t do it alone. This is a community initiative which involves collaboration, and the
support of donors like you. Together, we believe we can achieve our foremost goal of
“Getting to Zero,” even if it’s one animal at a time.
Warmly,
Gary Weitzman, DVM, MPH, CAWA
President and CEO
Dr. Gary Weitzman has a weekly radio program called “The Animal House” on KPBS 89.5. The program
offers expert advice on all pet-related questions, and aims to deepen human understanding of animals and
explain the powerful bonds between humans and animals.
You can submit your pet questions to [email protected] or via the listener phone-in number
877.610.3647. Tune in to KPBS 89.5 FM every Saturday at 5am and Sunday at 7pm to hear the show!
We’ve got mail
Do you have a happy adoption
story to share? Then we’d
love to hear from you! Visit
www.sdhumane.org and
go to the Success Stories page for
more details.
“Bella is doing great. She took very
“My name is Baylee, I’m a 17-month old beagle and
quickly to our family; in fact she is
my new pack leaders (aka parents) adopted me in
extraordinarily relaxed and loving
December. We live in downtown San Diego right next
towards my children and me. She spent
to Pantoja Park and every day I get to greet and romp
her first night right next to my bed
with some of my newest best friends. When we’re not
and has done so every night. Bella has
downtown, I get to go on dinghy rides or sail off Shelter
brought so much happiness to my family
Island. The best adventure of all was the two-month
and we are especially grateful to the staff
motor home trip we got to go on all around the country.
who took time to listen to our situation
I got to see lots of fun scenery from the special seat I
and get to know us, which ultimately led
had sitting between mom and dad. Anyway, I want to
to the decision to move ahead with the adoption. This year we will
celebrate her first birthday and my
46th
on the same day. We believe
say a big beagle thanks – AROOOO! – to all the nice
San Diego Humane Society people who took care of me
this adoption was fate and that she and I were meant to find each
during my short stay last December and to my adoptive
other. I’m sure many people feel the same, but she’s my birthday
parents who love me as much as I love them!”
buddy … the best present I could have given my family and myself.
Baylee and her proud parents,
We thank you and all the staff for your help and guidance.”
Michael and Gloria H-T
Kindest Regards,
“Things are going great
Seth L.
“I want to thank all of you at the San Diego
Humane Society for taking such great care
of J.J. which helped him become the great
dog he is today and for all the support you
gave me. It’s obvious you all really care for
these animals and it’s such a positive place
there. Thank you especially to Rebecca and to
Margaret. Margaret spent so much time with
me answering all my questions and giving me
great guidance”
with KJ. He made himself
right at home and is quite
the cuddler. I want to thank
Carol for being so wonderful
and helping me find the right
match in such a sweet pet. He
loves to look out the window
and enjoys a good scratch
on the head. Here’s a picture of his new favorite spot to
sleep. Thank you again for all your help!”
Sincerely,
Janie B.
Maria & KJ
“Just an update one+ year later to let you know how happy we are with our two girls
(kitties) that we adopted last June. We adopted the outgoing and effervescent 1+ year-old
tortie that we named Layla and the extremely shy but sweet 1+ year-old solid black kitty
that we named Keys. They have adjusted marvelously to our home and each other. They
play, wrestle, and chase each other, all in good fun. They keep us abundantly amused
every day! They have brought us so much joy and have really made our house a home. We
cannot imagine life without them! Thank you so much for all the good work you do!”
Sincerely,
Sheila & Eddie M.
ON THE COVER: This year, the San Diego Humane Society transferred in 1,596 animals from surrounding shelters to give them a second chance.
Read more on page 10.
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P E T S
I N
T H E
SP TLIGHT
hoto: Laura Andrade
Photo: Emi Killeri
Photo: Laura Andrade
The following pets are looking for new homes at the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA!
Mia
Simone
Jackson & Grover
Mia is a very special doggie. Not only is
Simone is a beautiful girl that loves a
Jackson and Grover look exactly the
this 2-year old Labrador Retriever mix
cuddle and a scratch behind the ears.
same…super handsome! These two buns
absolutely beautiful, but she’s got the
Her favorite thing would be to curl up in
are bonded, which means they need to
brains to match. Her impressive list of
your lap while you watch TV, and take a
go to a home together. You will have
tricks includes: sit, down, stand, play dead,
nap while you enjoy your quiet time. She
many hours of good-time bunny fun with
come, and touch (with her nose). Mia is
enjoys her feather wand toys and will play
these two in your home. They are easy
just an all-around joy. She is incredibly
until she wears herself out! She is a sweet
going rabbits that are a delight to be
fun-loving and full of life. She simply
and social girl looking for a loving home
around. They enjoy playing with each
LOVES going for walks and welcomes any
where her people will give her all the
other and their people friends.
opportunity to explore new surroundings
love, attention and treats that her heart
and meet new people.
desires!
Labrador Retriever/American Pit Bull Terrier Mix
Age: 2 years / Sex: Female
Adoption Fee: $75
Identification #: 110769
Location: Central Campus
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Domestic Short Hair
Age: 7 years / Sex: Female
Adoption Fee: $25
Identification #: 97121
Location: North Campus
Californian
Age: 2 years / Sex: Males
Adoption Fee: $25
Identification #: 113182/113181
Location: North Campus
It’s Here!
The San Diego Humane Society
2014 Calendar
A calendar with a cause.
All proceeds benefit the animals & programs
of the San Diego Humane Society
Online: www.sdhumane.org/muttique
By Phone: 619.243.3401
In Store: Muttique (San Diego Humane Society retail store)
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Paw-sitively
Purrfect!
M
ore than 5,000 two-legged and 2,000 fourlegged friends took part in the San Diego
Humane Society and SPCA’s 19th annual Walk
for Animals on Saturday, May 4th. The Pawsitively Patriotic-themed Walk was held for the
first time at the NTC Park in Liberty Station,
the site of the historic Naval training grounds.
The two mile Walk celebrated our love for animals
while raising crucial funds that will help to ensure
that every homeless animal in our community can
find a loving home. Those who attended enjoyed a
delicious pancake breakfast courtesy of Phil’s BBQ
and were able to browse Vendor Village, where an
array of goods were available for purchase. After
breakfast, Leash Your Fitness spokeswoman, Dawn
Celapino, led the walkers in a relaxing stretch to
limber up. Many guests also participated in the funfilled doggie activities and contests. A special thanks
goes to Pamela Howe from KPRI 102.1 and Dave
Mason from Walrus 105.7 FM for being the event
emcees. This year’s walk raised $ 435,000, which
will go towards ensuring that the 10,000 animals
estimated to come through our doors in the next year
are well supported in their quest to find a perfect
family to call their own.
Special thanks to our Walk for Animals Sponsors
Photos by: Christina Hall, Emi Killeri and Amy Vandenberg
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Photo: Emi Killeri
New Behavior Center
“Getting to Zero” euthanasia of treatable pets by
2015 in San Diego coalition shelters is our foremost
goal, so we are excited to announce the opening of a
Behavior Center. The purpose of this program is to
rehabilitate dogs and cats who may display fearful,
shy, timid, defensive behavior, or high levels of
arousal while in the shelter-setting. Our goal is to
develop, implement and analyze behavior training
and modification programs to meet each individual
animal’s needs. This program will enrich the lives
of the animals in our care and ensure successful
placement once adopted.
Photos: Jenna Dawsey
Healing of the Heart
Back in April 2013, we received a call from the
San Diego County Department of Animal Services.
They adored Krissy, a cat with a severe skin
condition, so they asked if her unique condition was
something we could treat.
Krissy’s hind legs had extensive skin and tendon
damage, which required multiple skin graphs and
amputation of one of her legs. We are fortunate to
have a wonderful medical team on staff that was
s
able to treat her. Her spirit never wavered and she
was ready for adoption just one month later. Her
new adopters spotted her on our website and once
they visited her, they knew she was the one!
“Krissy has so much love in her heart and spirit
in her personality; it is truly inspiring what she has
endured with such courage and perseverance, with the
help and support of the San Diego Humane Society.
Tripod cats are very special beings who seem to be
completely unphased by any perceived disability. It is a
joy to have her as part of our family. We can’t imagine
life without her.”
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Photo: Brianne Miller
s Dog Days of Summer!
July offered a month-long celebration for dogs
s Pet Store Ban Approved
July 9, 2013 became a historic day in the City of San
and the people that adore them during Mossy
Diego when groundbreaking legislation banning the sale
Toyota’s Dog Days of Summer. This pet-friendly
of dogs, cats, and rabbits in pet stores was passed. The
establishment showered their four-legged visitors
progressive legislation makes San Diego the 33rd city
with treats, toys, and special gifts, and they donated
in North America to join the fight to target puppy mills.
a portion of every oil change back to the San Diego
Puppy mills lack the space necessary for the hundreds of
Humane Society. The campaign finale was the
unsocialized animals awaiting transport to pet stores and
Chihuahua and Pug Races and Adoption Event,
provide inadequate medical care to animals during their
where many dogs showed off their need for speed!
most fragile stage of life. Many thanks to everyone who
helped to both educate the public about puppy mills and get
Photo: Norine Sultana-McCall
this important legislation passed. Read more on page 8.
Adventures in Animals
Hundreds of children each year participate in
our week-long Animal Adventure Camp, where they
learn about the importance of being compassionate
to animals and the great responsibility that comes
from having an animal. This summer was filled with
interactions with all types of animals, from dogs and
cats, to rats, birds, and reptiles for campers ages 5-13.
Campers also put their creativity to work in making
treats and toys for the animals in our care, and even
had the opportunity to visit the medical department to
watch a spay/neuter surgery. Look for one and two day
mini camps beginning in November!
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Pet Sale
BAN in
San Diego
Communities take a stand against puppy mills through
proactive legislation
By Denise LeBeau
Reprinted with permission from Best Friends Animal Society
T
he San Diego Humane
on animal groups working together,
president of the San Diego Humane
Society and SPCA press
which included the San Diego
Society and SPCA.
release announcing San
Humane Society and SPCA (SDHS),
Diego as the
33rd
city in North
America and the 13th in California
to pass a pet sale ban says it all:
“Communities are taking a stand
against puppy mills by banning the
sale of for-profit companion animals
in pet stores. What will be legally
available instead are homeless pets
from animal rescues and shelters.”
“This is an issue that is very
Companion Animal Protection
helped rally compassionate support
Society (CAPS), San Diego Animal
online. “The community was
Defense Team (SDADT), the Animal
Protection and Rescue League,
and the San Diego Animal Welfare
Coalition. The coalition included the
SDHS, along with the San Diego
County Department of Animal
Services, Rancho Coastal Humane
near and dear to my heart,”
says Councilmember Lorie Zapf,
sponsor of the Companion Animal
Protection Ordinance. “I have two
staff members who have puppy mill
dogs, and both dogs have numerous
expensive health problems that
did not manifest until after they
had been home for a few months.
For many San Diego families,
Communities are taking a stand
against puppy mills by banning
the sale of for-profit companion
animals in pet stores. What will
be legally available instead are
homeless pets from animal
rescues and shelters.
the complications of puppy mill
Society, Coronado Animal Control,
breeding are simply not an option.
El Cajon Animal Control, Escondido
San Diegans deserve better than
Humane Society, and Friends of Cats.
social media and SDADT’s grassroots
supporters,” says Gary.“We used
Facebook and Twitter, along with
dedicated email blasts to ask our
50,000 constituents to send letters to
their councilmember and spread the
word.”
“Collaborating allowed us to
support with legislative action
alerts, and Elizabeth Oreck, Best
Friends’ national puppy mill
initiatives manager, was on hand
to testify as the ordinance made its
way through the legislative process.
It all worked – the ban passed
6-2.
Beyond the dogs
Gary adds, “We can be proud that
on July 23rd, San Diego proved itself
to be a progressive community and
one that can live up to its reputation
as ‘America’s Pet-Friendliest
animals deserve better than that.”
bring the greatest strengths of each
Unity is the key
City.’ The next step is to get our
organization to the table as a unified
community’s help to get the ban
front,” shares Dr. Gary Weitzman,
passed in other areas.”
San Diego’s success was based
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mobilized through our email list,
Best Friends provided additional
unexpected vet bills resulting from
that, but most importantly, our
The San Diego Humane Society
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Complimentary Estate Planning Seminar
Estate and tax planning for you, your family and your pets!
With guest speaker Mark Drobny, Attorney at Law, Master of Laws (LL.M.), Taxation, Certified
Specialist, Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law, The State Bar of California Board of Legal
Topics of discussion will include:
• How to be sure your pets will be taken care of after you are gone
• How to liquidate securities and real estate and pay no capital gains tax
• Introduction to wills and trusts
• Pet trusts
•Retirement strategies and tax planning strategies
• How your advanced planning can help homeless animals
Friday, October 25
Noon - 1:30 p.m.
Lunch will be served!
5500 Gaines Street
San Diego, CA 92110
Please RSVP to Nicole Angelucci, Director of Planned Gifts at
(619) 243-3443 or [email protected].
FOSTERING NEW BEGINNINGS
Short-Ter m Stays with Foster Parents Make a Long-Ter m Difference for Animals
The San Diego Humane Society’s Foster Care Program is a nurturing, rehabilitating and often
life-saving service for baby animals, mothers with litters, animals with minor
medical needs or other animals in need of extra-special time and attention.
Foster care allows us to impact even more animals by opening up
space in the shelter, ultimately helping the organization reach its
goal “Getting to Zero,” an initiative to save the life of every
adoptable animal in our area shelters, thus helping to
ensure that San Diego remains one of the very best cities
to own and – perhaps most importantly – to be a pet.
We provide Foster Volunteers with:
• All necessary training, supplies and support
• Flexible scheduling: You can foster for as little
as a day, a weekend, or a week at a time.
If you’re interested in being a foster parent,
please email [email protected].
FOSTERING
Thank you to our event sponsor, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
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Transferring
HOPE ...
TRANSFORMING LIVES
I
n between the cushions of an
old piece of furniture discarded
in an alley, a tiny life was
struggling to survive...
The orphaned kitten was only days old, and his odds for
survival were not good. Then again, little Lazyboy (named,
fittingly, after the furniture piece in which he was found)
Lazyboy
had already beaten the odds by simply surviving for as
long as he had. It was clear that this kitten had some fight
in him. Discovered by the San Diego County Department
of Animal Services, Lazyboy was immediately transferred
to our Kitten Nursery with the hopes that the aroundthe-clock care he would receive could help him through
his battle for survival. In the days to follow, Lazyboy was
closely monitored by the many surrogate parents he had
now found in our nursery care staff, who bottle fed him
every 2 hours, stimulated him the way his mother would,
kept him clean and groomed, and most importantly, they
provided an abundance of love. Lazyboy was able to grow
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healthy and strong, and the little fighter was adopted into a
loving home on June 15th of this year.
Sadly, neonatal kittens represent one of the largest
populations of shelter animals being euthanized. Most animal
welfare organizations simply do not have the necessary
capabilities to care for and nurture these little lives at their
most fragile life stage. We feel fortunate to be able to serve as a
resource for other shelters in this capacity, and consider it our
responsibility to do so. This year alone, we were able to transfer
878 kittens from other shelters to our Kitten Nursery where
they received the care they needed to have a fighting chance.
cover story
This year, the San Diego Humane
Society transferred in 1,596
animals from coalition partners (of
which kittens represented 55%).
Mia’s
Sucess
Story
This was in addition to the 1,665 kittens who came to our
facility through other sources.
This year, the San Diego Humane Society transferred
in 1,596 animals from coalition partners (of which kittens
represented 55%). These animals were transferred to us in
accordance with our Treatable Pet Initiative. Simply put, the
Treatable Pet Initiative (TPI) seeks to transfer in animals
who are at a high risk for euthanasia in other shelters, with
an emphasis on animals that have medical or behavioral
issues, or underage kittens. We’re able to take these animals
Mia was found as a stray, a brand-new mother
because of programs like our newly dedicated Behavior
nursing her three puppies on the streets of
Center, which will help animals displaying minor behavioral
Ensenada. We transferred them to our campus
issues (such as fear and shyness), our Kitten Nursery,
from another agency as part of our ongoing
and our specialized team of Veterinarians, who are able to
provide comprehensive medical care, including specialized
surgical procedures, which would otherwise not be available
to these shelter animals...
...Animals like Brownie, a 3-year old Rottweiler
commitment to help relieve the stress caused
by overcrowding on other animal welfare
organizations. All her puppies were quickly
adopted, and Mia is currently available for
transferred from another shelter. Brownie came in with a
adoption at our Central Campus! Learn more
severe tail injury and hind leg laceration that was causing
about her on page 4.
him a significant amount of pain. Given the urgency of the
situation, the unknown variables and the immediate medical
care that Brownie required, the level of care needed was
simply outside the scope of what most shelters can provide.
Brownie
Because of this, we took Brownie in without question and
prepared him for surgery that very night. Within 3 weeks,
Brownie was recovered and adopted into a loving home.
We’re all connected. This is at the heart of what it means
to be a community. It can be easy to lose sight of that in this
highly competitive world, but if we truly want to inspire
dramatic change, we can’t expect to get very far unless we
work together. We know that our goal of saving the life of
every treatable animal in San Diego coalition shelters is
possible, but only if we commit to reaching out and working
together for the sake of the animals…and it’s only by
working together that we can make this a reality.
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Gifts of Love
Gifts of Love Tribute and memorial donations are a special way to remember and honor loved ones and pets. A card will be sent to whomever you ask us to notify. The
following memorial and tribute gifts were received
between April 16 and August 15, 2013. To make a
Gift of Love or for more information, call (619)
299-7012, x2276 or email [email protected].
In Memory of People
Becky Abbate
Loran Abbate
Jean Agsten
Linda Nelson
Alexander
GP Bradberry
Phyllis Ashman
Outpatient Revenue Management, Scripps Health
Lois Bain
Ted Saltzstein & Family
Judith Barkley
Ruth Anderson
Lawrence F. Bazinet
Barbara Stoddart
Kay Blethen
Mike & Joyce Morris
Stephanie Morris
Bernys Borun
Sharon & Skip Hansen & Rosie
Homer Bucker
Richard Bachman
Jim & Elaine Lessler
Philip Schey
Homer Büker
Frank & Barbara Ryan
Clayton Campbell
Karen Campbell
Carlos Carrillo
Nancy Brownlee
Martha Cerda
Irma Gonzalez & Robert Brewer
Christina’s grandfather
Stacey Zeitlin
Sue Clark
Arline Greenberg
Jerry Clonts
Margaret Plese
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Edith Coffin-Sargent
Linda Sargent-Susral
John Coleman
The Isham Family
Robert Lucero
Marty & Lorraine Moore
Lee Collins
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks Lodge #1743
Ed & Bambi Kulik
Carol Neer
Deborah Cooper
Eleanor Piers & Pamela Harris
Charles J. Cox
Sharon Cox
Evan Wayne Cox
Marsha & Anita Cohen
Susan Harrington
Ricky & Karen Renaldo
Philip E. Curtis
The Scheenen, Savage & Irving Families
Dr. Joseph Cutler, MD
Kaiser Permanente, Vandever Primary Care Dept.
Richard Dickter
Daniel Leonard
Al Diederich
Peg & Bob Eddy
Dolly Doucette
Geneva Davis
Stanley Neville Dowding
Eugenie Brooks
Jennifer Duarte
Anna Smith
Shelby Nicole Dwyer
Bettina & Seleana Nardizzi
Susan Eisenberg
Eleanor Winokur
In Honor Of
In Memory Of
Amagita
Bella
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Karen D. Evans
William Lambert
Dr. Joseph Fazio
John Fazio
John Noel Fite
Roma Vickers
Lorraine Freitas
Dell Schroeder
Henry W. Freley III
Mitsubishi Electric USA, Inc.
Bing & Bob Gadow
Sandra & Ara Hovanesian
Dolores Garcia & Keweah
Peter Garcia
Maddy Geelhoed
Cindy Speir
Roger Francis Georgia
Joy Harper
Claudette Heffner
Horizon Sales Corp.
Ronald & Robyn Reis
Barbara Raduenz
Saputo Specialty Cheese
Janet Segvich
Larry Gilbert
Willi Sims
Patty Greer
Nancy Brownlee
Bobbi Gray
Douglas & Christel Rice
Sherry Lynn Guess
Patrick & Carol Curci
Irene Krepak
Joyce Newman
Alice Spurway
Ralph Hall
Dorothy Hall
Christopher Randall Hantke
AYSO Region 39 Ventura
Donn & Grace Browne
Community Memorial Hospital Medical staff
Nelly Mac & PK Edwards
The Franek Family
Debbie Friedrich
Cory Garrett
Nancy & Spencer Garrett
Brenda Groover
Jeanette Hantke
The Horwitz Family
Art & Pam Inoshita
The Krumpholz Family
The Lee Family
Kee, Jill, Alexis & Bryan Lee
Pam Nothwang
Susan Pekich & Jim Hancock
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Peters
The Robertson Family
Same Day Surgery friends
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Simonson
Judith Streamer
The Vaniotis Family
The Waln Family
Peggy Hartke
Holly Lienert
Marjorie Ann Havey
Chuck & Carol Baum
Terri Head Buechner
Shelly Schwartlander
Dorothy Herman Falk Whibbs
Robin & Dan Morton
Jim’s mom
Arthur Sweeney & Jerrell Bates
Patty Johnson’s father
Laurie Reiss
Hilary Johnston
Kappa Beta Nu
Naomi Golub
SKF CMC San Diego
Judith McCarver
Ronald McCarver
Dr. Hank Kankowski
Heidi Forchette
Etta B. Karn
LT COL Carol Ray
Gerry Knauss
House of Scuba
Diane Koonjy
Karen & Doug Elmendorf
Patricia Ann Law
Jerry & Carol Fulk
Meegan Gosseline
Izetta Jones
Anne Sumrow & Family
Laura
Nancy Lee
Peter A. Leone
Gretchen Neville
Steve Long
Jeannie Hine
David Lorimer
James & Claudia Prescott
Arline Lux & Sasha
Judy Waters
Bill Mabry
Jeff Michael Mahtesian
Jean Batte
Mike Malone
Cathy & Jim Buffington
Brigitte Mandell
Steven & Jane Lahre
Alyssa Law
Hillary Pietricola
James & Vicki Riley
Phyllis “Toots” Marvis
Lorraine Boyd
Nancy Ann Mason Wimer
Helen & Rich Miller
Michael Thomas McClelland
Kathleen Hare
Nurse Pauline/Vista Square
Morgan McDaniel
Bass Company
William & Laura Brickley
Cyn Delgado
TORIS Team Plus
Carmen Mello
Barbara Porter
Phoebe Milch
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Serene
Miwako
Mr. & Mrs. Takeshi & Keiko Uchida
Philip Mole
Annette & Ken Houghtling
Joseph Niehaus
Gary Niehaus
Charles (Chuck) Okrusch
Patrons & friends of Maryette’s Café
Alberta Paxson
Eleanor Taylor
Jared Perkins
Tom & Shauna Perkins
Julie Perkins
Joseph & Joann Moore
Dick Peterson
Patty Barker Foster & Kent Foster
Frank Anthony Pino
Janet Greider
Scott Rains
CPVC-SED-TEB
Mary Ellen Rasmussen
Myrna & Larry Weitzman
James Michael Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Legendre
Deborah A. Rieger
Elizabeth & Steve Ayers
Ann Marie Carr
Mr. & Mrs. L. Chaloukian
Clifford and Joan Dektar
Lynn & David Horowitz
Joseph & Sue Ellen Jares
Dave & Jennifer Nagle
Judy Palmquist
Carol Pearson
Rae Ellen Tate
Kay & Murray Weissman
Earl “Bud” Sagen
Susan DeLacy
Chad Sande
Catherine Alaoan
Barbara Fechner
Consuelo Orcino
O’Reilly Auto Parts
Steve Sanders
Charleen Saunders
Petrea Saunders
Lance Schimke
Judy Schimke
Avia Schneider
Amanda Tubbs & Family
Jay A. Senior
Dee Knopke
Lyn Shinn
Doug, Audrey & Lara McGinty
Ginny Smith
Malkom & Sally Jackoway
Dorothy & Brian Stafford
Ann Stafford
Florence Stafford
Sam Grodhaus
Julie Hood
Barbara Moore
Rhonda Stickney
Kay Livingston
Jennifer Suder
Rosa, Donna, Janel, Deborah & Steve
Donna Talbot
Richard Eger
Jerry & Dale Spector
Bob Thurston
Joanne Orlo
Leonore Tuttle
Charles & Nicole Glazener
Taylor Vasquez
Denise Bouchard
Marvin Warth
Shauna Aiken
Sydney Weil
Patricia Francis
Jim Weinel
Jeannie Hine
Helen M. Wilford
Cheryl Ann Cannon
Carla Roddy
John P. Williamson
Marty & Jeanne Bouman
Escondido High School Sunshine Fund
Hon. & Mrs. David Gill
Rita & Tim Price and Family
James & Rosan Rhinehart
Hector Touceda
Sylvia Winston
William & Patricia Fuhrer
Bernice Beryl Corwin Wise
Don & Jan Hermanson
Kimberly Johnson
Deborah Joyce
Jennifer Woodward
Deborah Benson
Scott Wunderlich
Laura Walsh-Evans
Frank Yetter
Patricia Gerko
Janet Young
Luke Ellingwood
In Memory of Pets
Ali (Bob & Marci Puetz)
Ed & Sandy Silverman
Angel (Cliff Beyer)
Annie (Keith & Peggy Markegard)
Shiloe Markegard
Apollo
Maria Loch
Athena (Rebecca Shaw)
Lynn, Connie & Karma
Audrey (Trish Brown)
Sue Schugar
Augusta
Alen Ziegaus
Bailey, aka Diamond
Rose Bellantoni & John MacIntyre
Barney Boo (Linda & Neal Luscomb)
Susan DeLacy
Bella (Jennifer Belli)
Diane Slagle
Bella (Erin Kullgren)
Kris, Bryan, Lydia & D
Bonnie Kullgren
Belly (The Myers Family)
Tracy Myers
Bijoux
Doris Ebersol
Binx (Don & Kathy Sims)
Willi Sims
Bodie (Bill & Sherry Ingram)
Gayle Bauer
Bogart (Linda Keys & Don McKinney)
Carol & Martin Arburua
Boochee Boo
Susan Haskin
Boomer (Joe & Cyndi Payne)
Gillian Berkowitz
Sandra Carlson
Cynthia Mitchell
Cheryl & Zoey Nikas
Stacey Zeitlin
Bootsie
Florence Myers
Bootsie
Ray Vega & Fran Gallegos
Brandy, Travis, Kali, Fiona, Buttons and Matick
Constance Gerzog
Brandy Alexandra
Dee Bialer
Brownie & Sebastian
Patricia Morton
Brutus (Gale Harding)
Holly Zynda
Brutus & Rizzio
Scott Stoffer
Bubbles
Veronica Miller
Buddy
Jackie Singer
Buddy (Yvonne Grobe & Family)
Kelsey Moon
Buddy (Tom & Paula Luni)
Dave, Vicky, Addie & Fletcher Kern
Buford
Lawrie Justice
Buggy (Ricki Edell)
Barbara Lauer
Buster
Carole Rusie
Buster (The Kono Family)
The Robersons
Cabo (The Alvis Family)
Sandie Hughes
Calipso (Chuck & Laurie Miller)
Angie Adams
Callahan
Tom, Toma & Buster Aasen
Carley
Lyn Nelson
Cassie
Carol Burlew
CeCe (Larry & Scott)
Dave & Quentin
Charlie (Jeff and Family)
Danny and Family
Charlie (Randy Jacobs)
The Get Fit With Tamara Family
Chester (Brenda Rosenthal)
Lynn Hall
Chloe
Frank & Rosalie Lizzo
Chloe (Dale Gruel)
Rochelle Rand
Chrissy Gray
Jutta Stange
ChuChee
Kathy Bartulov
Clem
Marie Daniel
Clem
Elizabeth Kuhn
Cloudy (Ross Cohen & Valerie Leman)
Cindy & Dick May
Coco (Julie Crewdson & Family)
Shari Abdalla
Cookie (Sylvia & Bruce Kravitz)
Debbie Lessard
Cosmo
Norman Karel
Cruise (Ken Kurzendoerfer)
Kelly Godfrey
Daisy (Jim & Jo Potts)
CAPT & Mrs. Robert K. Zentmyer MSC USN Ret.
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
Mischief
Sam
Sammi
Holly (Laurie Brown)
Cathy Buffington
Hypatia
John & Elizabeth Belletire
Ivan (George & Connie Krell)
Lillian Swerdlow
Judd
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Eukovich
Julius (The Fentons)
The Silvermans
Junior
Dr. Pamela Smith
Kabaal/Rocky
Mark Cavender
Kai (Trevor Rose & Jeanni Horner)
Jennifer Farnsworth
Kat
Stella Penyak
Kayla
Mary Bickerstaff
Kibo (The Sateesh Family)
The Baumstein Family
Dr. William Resh
Kitty
Rita Stevens
Koko
Maria Vazquez Cruz
Koosh
Phyllis Mathy
Kramer (Bill & Mary Bouffard)
Don & Cheryl Ward
Lacy
Rina Ralls
Laisha
Louise MacDonald
Leo
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dembinski
Levi (Karen Martin & Krista Terbush)
Ed & Betsy Martin
Lola (Mandy Morris)
Linda, Barry, Oliver & Megan
Loli (Maureen & Brian Garbark)
Dana Sednek Bowler
Louie (Darby Lewis)
Martha Harrington
Lover
John Knittle
Lucy (Jamey Sharlow)
The Dogs on the Run team
Ch. Cedar Breaks Lucy M. Ricardo “Lucy” (Rich Wise)
Cheryl, Jim & Jack Floros
Luke (Steven & Emily Wilkinson)
John Wilkinson
Malibu
Brian & Dawn Schultz
Marley (Karin & Frank Sanfilippo)
Pamela Thomas
Martha (Nancy Johnson & David Bame)
Alice Winn
Max (Dianna & Leo Pacheco)
Dan & Vicki Gray
Max (Carole Whitmore)
Cathy Whitmore
Maxwell
Nancy A. Strzepek
Meow Meow (Susie Pollasky)
Adrienne Jumelet
Mia
Michael Bugera & Lea Torregiano
Mickers
Sally Lancaster
Missy (Elsie Leghart)
Mobley
Rose Mary Cech
Molly
Joanne Klebes
Molly (The Hustedt Family)
The Weddell Family
Molly (Eletha Norling)
Sharon Russell
Molly Moo (The Schultz Family)
Becky Frost
Morti (Alice Hire)
Murphy
Carl Weiscopf
Murphy & Two Socks
Charlotte Marshall
Nicky (Sandy Long)
Anita Tindall
Nikki
Barbie Newman
Oliver (Alma & John)
Catherine MacGregor
Oreo (Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Soto)
The Medina Family
Oscar
Joann Benjamin
Oscar
Dennis & Lynda Bostad
Oscar (Greg & Courtney Burnett)
Lakshmi Paranthaman
Ozzie (Karen & Jerry Ault)
Rochelle Rand
Ozzie (The Kershaw Family)
Pamela Heising
Patrick & PJ
Jean Sullivan
Pax (Shannon Rodden)
Edward Rodden
Dash (Janine Blair)
Patricia Wilson
Dashiell (Janine Blair)
Sonja Blair
Dawson (Erica & Daniel Brown)
Wendy Retzlaff
Dayz
John Wagner Jr.
Deezl (Justin & Kelly Ford)
Steve & Lisa Arsulich
Desmond (Vilaplana)
The Sateesh Family
Duffy
Eleanor Kellogg
Duncan (Steve & Lisa Ilmrud)
Karen & Mike Shea
Faith (Joan Thomson)
CAPT & Mrs. Robert K. Zentmyer MSC USN Ret.
Fay
Dianne Lovell
Floyd
James & Katherine Estes
Fred (Teresa Gait)
Gidget (Dianne Barton)
Ginger
Molly Drummond
Ginger (Sindi Somers)
Stacey Zeitlin
Gracie (Bruce Carvajal)
Kathy Sawyer
Granger (Linda Cooper)
Theresa Weinfurtner
Greystoke (Judith & Dan Muñoz)
Kelly Riseley
Sylvia Haydash
Shelly Stuart
Griffin (Adrienne Jones)
Alana Asmussen
Guido & Roxy (Ellyn & Nick Gaich)
Blythe Van de Ven
Guiness (Robert & Kenny/
Rick Novotny)
Jennifer Gasko
Gumbo
Wanda Bardwell
Gwen (Cathy & Ken)
Mara Caler
Harleigh
John T. Husar
Hashbrown (Katy Philyaw)
The Chehab Family
Hebe (Karen Willert)
Nancy Rosenfeld
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Gifts of Love
Pearl
Joyce & Red Moore
Peety (Scott Cline)
Donna Horowitz
Penny
Walter E. Briese
Penny
Arthur & Betty Pepin
Pepper
Roger & Catherine Talman
Pepper (Marilyn Clarke)
Betty Summers
Petey (Jim & Nancy Treadway)
Audrey Pastore
Polo (Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hamlow)
Fr. Tony & Bobbi Baron
Pretty Aruba Birdie
Timothy Hampton
Princess
Lorraine Silva
Pumpkin (The Morris Family)
The Silvermans
Raindrop
Erica Ueland & friends
Ralph
Adriana Concetta-Hunter
Reba (George & Nancy Varga)
John & Peggy Holl
Reggie
Heidi Trasatti
Remy (Ashleigh Fletcher)
The Schwartz Family
Diane Vader
Ricky
Dianne Smalligan
Ricky
Susan St. John
Rico (Tracy Buchanan)
Kelsey Moon
Riley
The Nemoseck Family
Rita (Rina Gressett)
Stacey Zeitlin
Rocksea (Flynn Dartland)
The Rosenblatt Family
Rocky (Sandi)
Sandra Gilcrease
Rommel
Kathryn Sather
Rose (Michele Bronson)
Dr. Carol Schmitt
Sadie
Paula Landale
Sam (The Villanueva Family)
Kelly Riseley
Sammi & Mischief
Dave & Heather Moore Sheppard
Sammy (Cindy Kelly & Cynthia Johnson)
Brett Kelly
Barbara Tracy
Sandy 3
Richard & Marge Amptman
Sarge (Mike & Robin Decker)
Julia Leeth
Sasha (Brad Thiel)
Willi Sims
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Schuyler
Rebecca Frost
Sebi (Kristin MacDonald)
Stacey Zeitlin
Sedona (Jennifer Juckett)
Christine Kratz
Seiden (ML Dobberteen)
Maureen & Bill Latham
Shawna
Evelyn Arnold
Sheba (Susan & Jeff Hayes)
Dhyan Latta
Simone
Dr. Andrea Leach
Skylar
Kathleen Ciriaco
Skyler (Keith & Michelle Cowell)
Chris, Laina, Harry & Oliver Bartosh
Snowball
Kurt Van Horn
Spike
Cathy Torres
Spooky (The Hollywood Family)
Johanna Asher
Steve
Maria T. Fierro
Sugar
Tammy Reed
Sugar Bear (Doreen Kuehler)
Nancy Street
Suge (Justin & Crystal Barnes)
Sunny
Gaby Anne Layman
Sunshine
Elaine Renfro & Lorita Renfro
Susan
Bettye Neely
Susie (John Rogers & Scott Lawry)
Lonnie Brunini
Sydney (Sandra Weil)
Maryanita Robinson
Tabbitha
Jeanne-Marie Connolly
Takya (Forrest Hooper)
Sarah MacGuire
Tessa (The Williams Family)
The Findleys
Tigeroo (Colleen Dalton)
Alicia Quintana
Tippi, Blackie & Millie
Joanne Gottke
Toby
Maureen Vaughn
Toby (Patty Jacobi)
Luanne Davis
Toby (Barbara & Gary Williams)
Bonita Miller Jensen
Todah (David, Emma & Beth)
Tracy Kuranaka
Tootsie (Debby Hansen)
Michael & Amy Gibson
Rana Salce
Stacey Zeitlin
Tori
Dolores Carrasco & Dolores Laag
Trooper (Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Weintraub)
Beverly Kole
Truman
Kathy McClelland
Tubby
Dr. Ronald Converse
Tucker Carmical-Brazzon
Dr. Andrea Leach
Tupper (Irene Saunders)
Renee Vallely
Tyger Dog
Treva Wiles
Vader (The Wilson Family)
Sandy & Ed Silverman
Violet
Catherine Fitzsimons Jervey
Vizzy (The Silotts)
Dennis & Susan O’Connell
Webber (Lacey Hicks)
Cheri Kuhney
Whittini (The Anderson Family)
Timothy Hampton
Wiggy (Kaitlin Rosichan & Scott Moffatt)
Megan K. Demeter
Dave Hodapp
Willie (Elizabeth & Frank Mulvey)
Luisa Bartolotta
Willow (Sue Razzaia)
Nancy Fletcher
Miss Yoda
Jaennie Kuhnert
Zach
Ellen Colangelo
Zachary (Lynn Tractman)
Patricia Palovcak
Ziggy
Valerie & James Ferris
Zula
Ana Lilleberg
Zuzu (James Roberts)
Jessica Stroberg
In Honor of People
Gretchen Allen
Terry & Kristin Allen
Linda Badeaux Sawyer
Drew, Belle & Buddah
Belle Belle
Erika Mahlum
Holly Berry
Susanna Beaudieu
Jack Boss’ 13th birthday
Jenna Price
Riley Boyd’s 8th birthday
Shayla & Tessa
Maryellen Burke
Martin Burke
Callie (Bill & Pam Spooner)
Randall Smythe
Verna Campbell
Dolly Shubert
Karla Cohn
Valerie Delane
Trista Collins’ birthday
Kameron Daoodi
Kay Compton
Debra Guiffre
Dale & Jan
Ann Ellis
Dr. Linda C. Dawson
PEO Sisterhood Chapter FV
Steve Deutsch
Judith Anderson
Diana & Duffy
Dr. & Mrs. Howard Glaesner
John Paul Edge’s birthday
Dee Faulkner
Larry & Barbara Emdur
Sherry & Bill Resh
Father
Andrea Penn-Reed
Jacqueline Ghosh
Joanie Bernicker
Sidney Kuerbis
Judy Gibb
Dave Winder
Shirley Gibbs
Daniel Drahos
Norma Gibbs
Rochelle Goldfarb’s 100th birthday
Susan Brooks
Jessica Heylman
Joanne Hardy
Cheryl Hibbeln
Sandy Barstow
Diana Hiley’s birthday
Robert & Kimberly Carlson
Chih Yu Lin & Mehul Ghantiwala
Damian Hiley
Melissa Hollie
Lourdes Mexican Food Inc.
Marion Hirsch
Roberta Tugenberg
Edith Howe
Victoria & Steven Casselman
The Hughes Family
Ylianna Romo
Megan Kaneda & Dr. Jason
Ross
Eric, Kristin & Abby
Steve & Carolyn Kapp
Mom and Dad
Brigitte Kirkman
Michele Larson
Scott Kline
Shirley Westbrook
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Krasner’s 60th wedding anniversary
Marian & Al Tepper
Vincent La Berge’s 95th birthday
Audrey Kremzier
Lenore Lebolt
Judith Anderson
Sharon Linn’s birthday
Nancy Rabin
Sandy Long’s 80th birthday
Anita Tindall
Megan Matzano & David Schrimmer
David & Ginger Boss
Marie Chertok
Kathleen Honeysett
Janet & Bobby Rosenblum
Jann Mayer
Danna Mayer
Dr. Holly McCort & Mr. John Countess
Maggie McCort
Marty & Jake Miller
Marilyn Sherman
Meg Miller
Bonnie, Jayna & Debby
Susan Moriarty
Barbara Cord
Holly Nelson & Jonathan Pfaff
Nathan Grassman
Nick & Maura Roshon
Tammie Vasek
Valerie Sanderson & John Skober
Nathan Grassman
Jim Simpson’s 70th birthday
Jess Dominguez
Dave Hoberg & Andy Keno
Howard McCullough
Robert Rocchi
Sandy Barstow
Mamie Tindall
Motoko Lee
Jean McHenry-Durrant
Dr. Gary Weitzman
Peggy Howell
Lynne Wilkins
Ed, Andrea & Julie
Brandon Wittis & Crystal Franks
Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Davidson
In Honor of Pets
Amagita
Sally Thomas
Archie
John & Amelia Anderson
Archie & Brucie
The Nemoseck Family
Axel
Tecla Samtoy
Baby Girl
Charlotte Hajec
Belle, Biggy & Toki
Gene & Vivan Goodell
Brutus & Rizzio
Scott Stoffer
Buster
Tom, Toma & Buster Aasen
Champion Crème de la Crème
Barbarra Heide
Chardonnay
Fred Roberts
Daisy and Duke
Sally Thomas
Dempsey
Alicia Roedell
Helga
Anna Doiseau
Jake
Alan Springer
Jake & Betty (Gary Weitzman)
Marjorie Stewart
Jessie
Laurie Fisher
Jingles
Daniel Leonard
Kalli & Sweetpea
Leanora Beaver
Kiki
Patricia Dunkel
Kitty
James & Tina Goodjohn
Lulu
George & Annick Kemp
Maggie
Marilyn Richards
Marguerite & “Cleo”patra
Charles Chiles
Mikey
Shirley Johnson
Misty
Jack Wagner
Pee Wee
Dennis & Mary Nugent
Povington
Lisa Glynn
Pumpkin
Stella Penyak
Rocky
Mark Cavender
Roo
Susan Brooks
Roxy (Kathy McDaniel)
Vladimir Acosta
Sage & Beckett
Susan Boom
Scooter
Gail Stewart
Skipper, Scamp & Cleo
Mae Tyler
Sumi-e
Jim & Rita Bailey
Ted & Bill
Michaella Edwards
Thelma & Louise
Nancy Rose
Tootsie
Philemon & Louise Schellenger
Trouble
John Kowalec
Tucker
Kenneth Troiano
Willy
Luanne Davis
Vet Memorials
Companion Petcare
Professionals
Dr. Nancy Bushnell
Blair (Bob Ginsburg)
Brandee (The Crouch Family)
Chance (The Whalen Family)
Charlie (Art Barnett)
Clifford (Bobbe & Vincent Janikas)
Copper (Karen & Paul Sawchenko)
Ginger (Ryan & Danielle Rubio)
Lani (The Corbin Family
Maggie & Max (Jill Boucher)
Michelle (Kyoko Lentz)
Poppy (Kathe Bertine)
Companion Petcare
Professionals
Dr. Gerry Soifer
Buddy (The Carney Family)
Cheli (The Ahrens Family)
Em (Tiana Souligny)
Jack (The Guerin Family)
Jasmine (The Kambestad Family)
Jasper (Esther Boynton)
Lima (The Faber Family)
Luca (The Jensen Family)
Silver Fox (Anita Wilson)
Spanky (Mark & Melissa O’Toole)
Tabby (Anita Wilson)
Wanda (The Anderson Family)
Kensington Veterinary
Hospital
Dr. Victoria Jordan
Dr. Michelle Mason
Dr. Patricia Ungar
Angel (Shelley Hill)
Bacci (James Cox)
Blue (Christina Fekas-Gorman)
Eleanor (Adrianna Lewis)
Jake (Vicki & Paul Cavataio)
Lulu (Eric Mone)
Raven (Tracie Powell)
Sasha (Joanne Odenthal & Eugenie Newton)
Sydney (Debbie Waldecker)
Theo (The Wasserstroms)
Rose Canyon Animal Hospital
Dr. Anthony Michael
Angie (Lee Grandprey)
Ariel (Charlotte Watson)
Austin (Marianne Gannon)
Bailey (Pam Moore)
Baxter (Melanie Marsh)
Black (David Gordon)
Bob & Buffy (Lisa England)
Brandy (Jeanne Bateman)
Brutus (Brandon Gorman)
Buddy (Terry Owens)
Callie (James Kraklow)
Charlie (Johanna Bender)
Charlie (Anthony Cieslewicz)
Charlie (The Giron Family)
Chester (Rebecca Zittle)
Chloe (Judy Shimmin)
Chloe (Lisa Toburen)
Cooper (Mistee Milliman)
Corazon (Shari Hatch)
Cuddles (Diana Chick)
Dolce (Maria Viscuso)
Duke (Matt Pryor)
Garfield (Ingrid Leake)
Georgie Porgie (Cindy Zisser)
Ginger (William Stemple)
Ginger (Tim Wright)
Guiness (Maggie Fox)
Guru (Etyane Raven)
Harley (The Rindone Family)
Hershey (The Carter Family)
Honey (Dan Taillac)
Indigo (Alex Jones)
Jack (The Chick Family)
Jasmine (Jan Marie Lightner)
Jessica (Nick & Penny Hyde)
Kahlua (Jennifer Wood)
KC (Jeff & Shonna Manges)
Kismet (Rochelle Williams)
Koko (Eric Brinton)
Kona (Jimmy Santos)
Laila (Valerie Polichar)
London (Cheryl Schendel)
Lucky (Monica Swenson)
Lucy (Jodi Crow)
Lucy (Denise Frazier)
Lucy (Heather Scott)
Malachi (Kathi Trombley)
Marlee (Kelley Martin)
Maxie (Judy Daugherty)
Maxwell (Frank Brown)
Millie (Leigh Childs)
Millie (Crystal Palmer)
Misty (The McCleery Family)
Molly (Penny Thompson)
Napoleon (Barbara Woldan)
Nikko (The Cox Family)
Oscar (Mary Sepulveda)
Panzon (Jared Jacobsen)
Parker (Ron Zagami)
Pearl (Laurice Tomlinson)
Pepper (The Barnwell Family)
Pepper (Joan Justus)
Pinky (James Paull)
Pookie (Frances Lewis)
Pudge (Jayne Harding)
Punkin Pie (Susan Vacca)
Ready (Anne King)
Ricky (Dianne Smalligan)
Rusty (Malia Carl)
Sally (The Carrick Family)
Sandy (Steve Munday)
Schooner (The Froeschle Family)
Shiloh (Beth Whelan)
Skipper (Russelle Kuehle)
Skye (Barbara McClelland)
Smokey (Jessica Wooten)
Sonic (Jonette Dangerfield)
Stoli (The Rudy Family)
Sunny (Armando Osorio)
Tioga (The Gentner Family)
Tom (Meredith Alcock)
Trixie (Paula Colarusso)
Tucker (Kellie Spurgeon)
Tuffy (Donna Ahlgren)
Winnie (Suzanne Pew)
Yoda (Joan Justus)
Yogi (Jim Wyant)
Veterinary Specialty
Hospital
Aby (Mary & Sergio Escobedo)
Allyssa (Nedra Morgan)
Apple (Hiroke Webley)
Baby (Shannon McLaughlin & Jason Salinaz)
Balou (Susan & Chinary Ung)
Bogey (Steven Plaxe & Angela Scioscia)
Bonnie (Marty & Tom Hawley)
Cooper (Cameron Oxberry)
Cutter (Gigia Jerry Parisi)
Daisy (Jan & Ken Reilly)
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
Greystoke
Harleigh
Dude Jr. (Mike Haovila & Katie Doyle)
Flora (Karen & Keith Thygerson)
Gogo (Kan Chen)
Gunner (Chris Saflar)
Holly (Cory Roughton & Margaret Wodziak)
Hope (Brett Weiss)
Jessie (Roseann Rinear & Anne Manderville)
Kahlua (Aggie Garcia & Ed Brenner)
Kali Wickett (Devavani Conroy)
Koa (Tom Klein)
Kohl (Dr. Steve Avalos)
Lea (Peggy Johnson)
Marco (Bob & Renate Lundberg)
Matin (Rob Shaffer)
Max (Catherine Robertson)
Muma (Charlotte Curtis & Uri Lopez)
Nelly (Lorenzo & Emily Ibarra)
Nikki (Sharlene & Tony D’Angelo)
Noble (Kangoh & Junguyen Lee)
Paolo (Hafedh Chaabane)
Pepper (Lucille Schroeder)
Sam (Sally Billig)
Shadow (Brian Lampe & Kathryn Ditzler)
Smitty (Erica Ueland)
Snowy (Suzanne Colombo)
Suzy (Kan & May Nobuta)
Tejas (Brett & Meghan Dickinson)
Tex (Darric Knight & Tara Wetmur-Knight)
Timmy (Julianne & Gary Graessle)
In Memoriam
Gifts from wills and trusts help to ensure that
the Humane Society’s charitable programs
serving animals and people will be available
long into the future. The San Diego Humane
Society and SPCA wishes to acknowledge, in
memoriam, recent gifts from the following
individuals’ estates received between March 23
and July 31, 2013.
Helene M. Arnott
Franklin P. Barnhill
Giovanni & Rina Bucolo
Mr. & Mrs. Evaristo Chavez
Christina Clifford
Cecelia M. Collier
Ann L. Dart
Sidney Goldman
Susan M. Goyette
Alexandra A. Grant
Ms. Barbara E. Gunning
Colleen Kelley
Jacqueline Kincaid
Eleanor V. Long
Carol Ann Marino
Raymond & Patricia McAuley
Claudine M. Miller
John and Jennie Newton
Jean B. Smith
Mimi Stadler
Warren W. Stokes & Alice R. Stokes
Lura Lynn Straub
John Sullivan
Carol C. Tyler
Arlene S. Whalen
Adelia Williamson
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Quelle Fête Extraordinnaire!
Parisian Fur Ball Gala Raises $330,000 for the Animals
T
op hats and tailcoats were all
the rage at the 27th annual
Fur Ball Gala. This year’s
celebration amassed 650 people and
300 dogs at San Diego’s only dogfriendly, black-tie gala on Saturday,
August 17th. Guests celebrated
their Parisian style with dancing
and live music, and both two-legged
and four-legged guests donned their
black-tie finery. An elegant dinner of
French cuisine was accompanied by
a robust silent and live auction and
guests danced the night away under
a starry summer sky – it was a night
to remember for all. The event netted
$330,000 to support the animals of
our community and the programs and
services provided by the San Diego
Humane Society. The evening honored
Paul E. Jolly, Founder and Executive
Director of the Petco Foundation for
his unwavering support animals, not
just in our own backyard, but around
the world.
All Photos: Samantha Carlton & Shannon Astrum
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Merci t o o u r s p o n s o r s
Karen & Donald Cohn
Diane Glow, Ed. D.
Dr. Ronnie and Barbara Edell
Hughes & Pizzuto, APC
Lori Blanski and Walter Singleton
Mutual of Omaha Bank
San Diego County Credit Union
Sharp Health Plan
The Patio on Lamont
Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians
NWQ Investment Management Company, LLC
Newport Creative
Life-saving support in the nick of time
This past spring, the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA was honored
to be selected by Las Patronas as a 2013 Grant Beneficiary. Las Patronas
awarded the San Diego Humane Society with a generous grant that was
used to purchase a new medical scanning device for our North Campus
Veterinary Hospital. The previous scanning device had begun acting
erratically, and its impending breakdown would have threatened our
ability to effectively treat sick and injured animals in North County.
The grant award from Las Patronas allowed for the immediate purchase
of a new medical scanning device, which gave our North Campus
Veterinary Hospital a fully functioning X-Ray system, without interruption.
Support from Las Patronas has positively impacted our Veterinary Medicine
Department. As we work to save the lives of all treatable animals in San Diego Animal
Welfare Coalition shelters, it is essential that our veterinary hospitals maintain the
fully functional medical equipment needed to care for each and every treatable animal.
Thanks to the generosity of Las Patronas, this replacement equipment enables us to be
more efficient with our time and veterinary resources, which will help accomplish the lifesaving goals associated with our “Getting to Zero” campaign.
We are so thankful to all at Las Patronas for their loyal support of the San Diego
Humane Society and for this extraordinary gift which will touch animal lives for many
years to come.
S an D iego H umane
Food/Treats:
•Canned chicken
•Cheez Whiz
•Cat and Dog Treats (Dog biscuits; Natural Balance rolls; Soft-type dog and cat treats)
• Dry dog/puppy, cat/kitten food
•Esbilac Puppy Milk Replacer (powdered)
• Meat-flavored baby food
• KMR Kitten Milk Replacer (powdered)
•Rat blocks
• Timothy hay
S ociet y
• Digital animal thermometers
• Disposable feeding trays
• Dog houses*
• Dog shirts and sweaters
• Grooming supplies*
• Groomers Best brand pet tub*
• Heating pads
• Housetraining pads
• Leashes, harnesses, collars*
•Overhead trolley/pulley system for dogs*
• Pet beds
• Pet bowls
• Plastic children’s pools
• Poop bags
• Snuggle Heating Discs
• Shower pan liner
• Ziploc bags
Animal Toys/Enrichment:
•Cat/kitten toys
•Cat/kitten scratchers (new)
• Plush dog toys
Office Supplies:
•Food dispensing toys* (Kongs; We can always use a variety of
Wobblers; Tug-a-Jugs
standard office supplies beyond
• Dog Chew Toys (Nylabones; what is listed here
Pig ears; Rawhide chew toys; • Avery labels
Bully sticks)
• Binder clips
•Chinchilla exercise wheel
• Binder rings
Misc. Animal Supplies:
•Calculators (handheld)
•Blankets/Towels
•Card stock
•Carefresh small pet litter
• Double-sided mounting •Cat litter
squares
•Cat trees (new)
and
S PCA
w i s h
l i s t
• Dry Erase Markers
•Electric stapler
•Envelopes
•Highlighters
• Hanging files
• Ink cartridges
• Laminating sheets
•New file folders
•Note pads
• Paper clips
• Phone message tablets
• Post-It Notes
• Postage stamps
•Rewritable CDs
•Scissors
• Sharpie pens
• Stackable file divider
•Staplers
• White out tape
• Writing pens
• Gift tissue paper
• Laundry Soap (liquid, unopened)
• Lint rollers
• Paper towels
• Swiffer dusters
• Trash bags
• Vehicle temperature gauges*
• Wet/dry vacuum (small canister, heavy-duty style)
• White boards
• Zip ties
Misc. Supplies:
• Art supplies
•Batteries*
•Bleach
•Compressed air cans
• Dawn dish soap
•Defibrillator*
• Disinfectant wipes
•Floral tape (green)
– All food/treats must be in its original, unopened packaging
– Please no pillows or used plastic litter boxes
– Please call regarding the donation of medical items or medications
Gift Certificates/Cards to:
• Amazon.com; Grocery stores;
IKEA furniture*; Local gas stations,
restaurants, movie theaters and
book stores; Michael’s; Office
supply stores; Petco/PetSmart;
Target
Please Note:
*please call 619-299-7012
ext. 2276 for more details
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Estate Planning
Procrastinate At Your Own Risk
I
t’s human nature to put off doing things we choose not to
your favorite charities in your will or as a beneficiary of your
confront. Procrastination is the act of delaying something
life insurance or IRA until it is too late, good intentions will
until later, yet, what if “later” doesn’t apply? This can
not take effect when you’re gone. It’s also important to name
and does happen if we wait too long to plan our estate.
a family member, friend or an organization to take care of
People die unexpectedly; leaving behind a mess for their
your pets if you were to predecease them. Worse, details you
loved ones to sort through.
might have wanted to resolve can fall to family members who
If a deceased person’s will or revocable living trust isn’t
up to date or valid, it doesn’t mean nothing happens. The
are forced to manage them in a time of grieving or financial
uncertainty. In these cases, an opportunity is missed.
The length of our life is uncertain and comes with
last legally effective document will govern even if it leaves
out a new would-be heir like a grandchild or attempts to
no guarantees. These reasons and others are why we
convey property no longer owned.
encourage all of our donors and friends not to wait on
Those who die without a will or living trust will have
their estate planning responsibilities. We have seen that
an estate that is subject to the inflexible laws of California,
proper planning usually means a smooth handling of the
not the wishes of the deceased. A court will appoint a
estate matters, while failure to plan frequently leads to
representative to give full effect to those laws, pay claims
complications, heartache and needless expenses.
and distribute assets according to a rigid formula. The court
Reduce your risk. You can fill out the form below
will be either unaware or unconcerned with the priorities of
or contact Nicole Angelucci, our Director of Planned
the deceased.
Giving. Nicole is an attorney with a background in estate
If you die while putting off the selection of a guardian for
planning and is here to help answer your questions.
your minor child, their support system will be unresolved
Just give her a call at (619) 243-3443 or email her at
until a court decides on their future. If you delayed naming
[email protected].
 Please complete the following form to contact us:
Dear Friends at San Diego Humane Society and SPCA:
 Please send me/us complimentary estate planning brochures and bequest language as well as a list of attorneys who are certified specialists in estate planning.
 Please contact me/us at (
) _______________________ so that I/we can receive further information.
 Please contact me/us about a personal visit.
 I/we have already provided for the San Diego Humane Society and
SPCA in my/our estate planning documents. Please send information about the Humane Heritage Circle.
Name ________________________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________
City ____________________________________________ State________________
Zip __________________ Phone__________________________________________
Email ________________________________________________________________
Mail this form to:
Nicole Angelucci, Director of Planned Giving
5500 Gaines Street
San Diego, CA 92110
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Fall/Winter 2013 Calendar of Events
The following is a sampling of San Diego Humane Society classes, workshops and events occurring October 1 through December 31, 2013.
october
december
5 Blessing of the Animals, 11-1 p.m.
1 Project KEPPT Day (North Campus), 1-3 p.m.
4 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost
9 Project KEPPT Food Bank (North Campus), 1-3 p.m.
6 Holiday Doggie Café, 6-8 p.m., $10
9 Happy Hour Lecture Series: What’s my Dog Saying at the Dog Park? (North Campus), 6:30-8 p.m., $12
11 Halloween Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10
12 First Aid for Dogs and Cats, 1-5 p.m., $60
17 Project KEPPT Food Bank, 1-3 p.m.
17 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Pets with Allergies, 6:30-8 p.m., $12
24 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost
25 Halloween Doggie Café, 6-8 p.m., $10
11 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Pets with Allergies (North Campus), 6:30-8 p.m., $12
13 Holiday Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10
14 First Aid for Dogs and Cats, 1-5 p.m., $60
19 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Reiki, 6:30-8 p.m., $12
21 Pet Loss Support Group, 10 a.m., No cost
25San Diego Humane Society closed for Christmas Day
26 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost
november
All events are held at 5500 Gaines Street and require
pre-registration or reservations unless otherwise noted. Events
6 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost
8 Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10
at North Campus are held at 572 Airport Road in Oceanside.
Please call (619) 299-7012 and the extension listed to
pre-register/reserve a space in a program, or visit our website
at www.sdhumane.org for a full calendar of events.
Activities for Adults/Families:
16 First Aid for Dogs and Cats (North Campus), 1-5 p.m., $60
Doggie Café: ext. 2230
First Aid for Dogs and Cats: ext. 2860
21 Happy Hour Lecture Series: What’s my Dog Saying at the Dog Park?, 6:30-8 p.m., $12
28San Diego Humane Society Closed for Thanksgiving
Happy Hour Lecture Series: ext. 2860
Pet Loss Support Group: ext. 2311
Project KEPPT Day/Food Bank:
Call (619) 299-7012 ext. 2907 for more information about the
Project KEPPT services and Food Bank requirements.
Pet Loss Support
Are you: • Considering euthanasia? • Feeling lost without your pet?
• Finding that family or friends don’t understand or attempt to minimize your loss?
The San Diego Humane Society’s Pet Loss Support Group can help.
We offer caring, compassionate understanding of your loss.
The Pet Loss Support Group is free. Call 619-299-7012 x2311
or check www.sdhumane.org for dates
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Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
San Diego, CA
Permit No. 331
Central Campus:
5500 Gaines Street
San Diego, CA 92110-2572
North Campus:
(for dogs)
2905 San Luis Rey Road
Oceanside, CA 92058
(for cats & small animals)
572 Airport Road
Oceanside, CA 92058
(619) 299-7012
www.sdhumane.org
Central Campus Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Adoptions and Animal Viewing:
Monday-Friday, 11a.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday, 11a.m.-5 p.m.
North Campus Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday, 11am-7pm
Saturday & Sunday, 11am - 6pm
Adoptions and Animal Viewing:
Monday - Friday, 11am-6pm
Saturday & Sunday, 11am-5pm
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How to Speak Dog
A Guide to Decoding Dog Language
San Diego Humane Society’s president, Gary Weitzman,
has just released his second book with National Geographic!
How to Speak Dog is a must have for dog lovers of all ages.
This book will help pet owners to understand what their
dog or puppy is trying to tell them through their body
language and behavior.
This book will warm hearts and wag tails everywhere a must-have in any home where pups are looking for love and
understanding.
In bookstores everywhere...
and our retail store Muttique!
scratch chase wimper wine
woof bark wag shake sit jump run pant chew
growl howl bay pee stare tug walk beg sniff

Fall/Winter 2013 • V ol. 47 No. 3

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