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LOUISIANA SPCA 2010 ANNUAL REPORT
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The Louisiana SPCA Announces the Gulf Coast Companion
Animal Relief Program: Providing relief to people and pets
affected by the BP Oil disaster • Suspect Arrested in Brutal Dog Beating
Chief Executive Officer’s Letter
• No Justice for Primo: LA/SPCA disappointed in lack of respect for fellow officer
• LA/SPCA Reminds Residents to Keep Their Pets Warm • LA/SPCA introduces
Biggest Loser Doggie Style: Even the pets need some trimming after Christmas Feasts
LA/SPCA Pays It Forward: Local Support For Animal
Rescue In Haiti • LA/SPCA Receives Saintly Interference: The New Orleans
•
Saints revive a community • Alegria benefits animals and the New Orleans Fashion
Community: Fashion Show highlights locals’ talents • 16-year-old Charged with Felony
Clearview Mall Opens A Louisiana SPCA Pet
Adoption Center: Grand Opening August 6-8 • Repeat Animal
Animal Cruelty •
Abuse Offender Receives Jail Time • Dog Day Afternoon Kicks off Springtime gets
you to GO CHOCOLATE this Easter • LA/SPCA investigates brutal dog attack • Bark
Our mission is to advocate for the
animals of Louisiana by advancing
their welfare, promoting their interests, and fostering the human/animal bond through innovative
programs, education, and service.
Each year we face challenges. Some are manmade, some we
have control over, and some smack us square in the nose.
I am proud to say that we rose to the occasion each time we
were faced with a challenge this year, and because of your
support we are excited about the challenges to come. The
animals of our community forced us to reach new heights
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Dogs Transported To New Jersey In Hopes Of Finding New
Forever Homes • 30 Louisiana Dogs Find New Forever Homes
in Atlanta • Family Pets Become Prey • Holiday Gifts that Benefit New Orleans
Pets • Louisiana SPCA Celebrates Milestone Victory For New
Orleans’ Animals: Intact Dog Ordinance Passes City Council
in adoptions, disaster response, and community outreach.
• Public Health at Risk • LA/SPCA Celebrates Adopt-a-Cat Month with Special Offer:
pet overpopulation, and come to the aid of a community des-
Adopt one cat and bring home a companion cat for free • Pause 4 Dinner, An Opportunity
perate for help. As you read this report, keep in mind that it
in the Park with the Zephyrs Charges Filed in Police Dogs Deaths •
to Dine Out and Give Back • LA/SPCA Cautions Residents to Protect Their Pets in
Extreme Heat • Pet Adoption Event at Jefferson Feed Tomorrow: Care Cadet Camp
New Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic Opens
In New Orleans: Five national animal groups help fund
Louisiana SPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic • The LA/SPCA Takes the ASPCA
Animals will be featured •
$100K Challenge to Save More Lives • Howling Success “A Tribute to the 1940’s” tickets
The Louisiana SPCA Welcomes New Partners to
the Gulf Coast Companion Animal Relief Program • Adopt a
go on sale •
New Orleanian • Applications for the Intact Dog Permit Now Available • LA/SPCA
Mutts Reveal Their Inner Beauty • Find A Cougar or Silver Fox with the LA/SPCA
We launched an aggressive adoption campaign alongside a
grand opening of the only high volume/high efficiency spay/
neuter clinic in the region, all while reeling from a disaster
no one saw coming. And we emerged as stronger advocates
for our four-legged companions.
Your support enabled us to make a difference in the ani-
mals’ lives this year. You helped us to save more lives, fight
is only with your support that we are able to continue each
day to care, shelter, and advocate for a better quality of life
for the companion animals of this region. The animals will
never say it, but for them, we thank you.
Ana Zorrilla, Chief Executive Officer
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Lo u i s i a n a S P C A L a u n c h e s A g g r e s s i v e A d op t i o n C a m pa i g n i n 2 0 1 0
IN 2010
1,690 animals found loving forever homes this year
60 foster parents fostered 147 animals in 2010
407 animals were transported for guaranteed adoption
117 animals were adopted through our satellite adoption center
Finding new homes for the unwanted animals of our
community is a privilege for the LA/SPCA and it is
one of the perks of working in this field. This year we
challenged ourselves to look at adoptions through
a new set of eyes. The results were new promotions and initiatives increasing the opportunities our
adoptables have at finding a new home.
Throughout the year we looked for ways to promote our animals. We added an Olympic promotion
in the beginning of the year in honor of the Winter
Olympics in Canada. Our Buddy Program encouraged cat adopters to bring home a second cat for no
adoption fee from June through November. Home for
the Holidays not only encouraged adopters to adopt
in December, but also enabled us to provide blankets
for all of our animals throughout the cooler winter
months. Each program highlighted a current event
or special season ensuring those adoptable animals
stayed in front of the general public.
In August, the LA/SPCA was one of 50 shelters
to participate in the ASPCA’s first adoption challenge. The Challenge was to increase your shelter’s
live release rate by 300 over the same time period in
2009. We met the challenge head on and as a result
have several new initiatives that have stayed with us
beyond the November end date of the Challenge.
Our Fast Track Adoption program places adoptable dogs in Foster Homes for two weeks. Throughout those two weeks the foster family is empowered
to find their foster dog a forever home with trips to
the dog park, walks around the neighborhood, social
networking magic and more. The foster family interviews potential forever homes and completes all the
adoption paperwork when the right home is found.
The Pit Crew is racing to find forever homes
for the many Pit Bulls we have available. Through
weekly e-mails, matching human/dog t-shirts, and
official business cards this Crew starts the conversation with their family, friends, and neighbors about
the incredible Pit Bull breed. Adoptable Pit Bulls are
selected to be featured on a weekly basis. The extra
attention not only helps these dogs get adopted, but
can lead to great educational opportunities about the
Pit Bull breed in general. Find out more about the Pit
Crew at www.la-spca.org/pitcrew.
For the first time ever the LA/SPCA ran a satellite adoption center from August – November. The
Adoption Center was made possible by an incredible
space donation from Clearview Mall. Located in Metairie, LA, a New Orleans suburb, the Adoption Center placed 117 adoptable animals in new homes. We
also took away valuable lessons on how to run a satellite operation. The LA/SPCA will use these lessons
as we expand throughout this region.
This year we increased the number of transports
adding to a growing list of partner organizations.
Our biggest transport was 100 dogs from throughout the region to St. Hubert’s in New Jersey. All the
dogs found forever homes, including Macy, a dog
who needed a second chance after losing her family during the BP Oil Spill in April. One thousand six
hundred and ninety animals found forever homes
through LA/SPCA adoption efforts this year.
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T h e L A / S P C A s av e s h u n d r e d s o f a n i m a l s a f f e ct e d b y t h e B P O i l Sp i ll
basic check-ups.
We quickly realized this wasn’t helping all of
the oil spill victims. Thousands of abandoned animals were putting a strain on local shelters. With
the outpouring of support we received in response
to the Gulf Coast Companion Animal Relief Program
we were able to implement a second phase. The LA/
SPCA began to organize transports across the country, moving hundreds of unwanted dogs to adoption guarantee facilities. Soon, potential pet owners
across the country had an opportunity to adopt a Gulf
Coast Oil Spill dog.
While this region is still reeling from the devastation caused by the Deepwater Horizon explosion
the fates of their family pets remains secure thanks
to the quick action of the LA/SPCA.
April 21, 2010 the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig
exploded killing eleven people and setting up a community for the largest disaster since Hurricane Katrina. Oil began seeping into the Gulf of Mexico and for
three months the local community watched in horror
as each effort to stop the seepage failed. As a result
of the explosion and ensuing oil spill, thousands of
people were without a livelihood and thousands more
faced uncertain futures. It wasn’t until July 15, 2010
that the oil finally stopped spilling into the Gulf. But,
by that time the affected parishes had already been
rocked by the consequences of this disaster.
As soon as the effects on family pets became
apparent, the LA/SPCA jumped into action. Dogs and
cats were being surrendered to animal shelters at
a record pace throughout the region, because owners were no longer able to afford their care. With
help from the American Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, the Gulf Coast Companion
Animal Relief Program began. Initially, the program
intended to aid victims of the oil spill, giving them
the support they needed to keep their pets in their
homes. Pet food was provided to anyone affected by
the oil disaster and additionally, the LA/SPCA provided free vaccinations, spay/neuter surgeries, and
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BP Oil Spill Response made possible by:
Ronda Gruber Charitable Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Greater New Orleans Foundation
ACBL Charity Foundation
Mardigian Foundation
The Grundy Foundation
T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.
Alan C. Greenberg
VCA Charities
American Humane Association
The NoHo Arts Center for New Thought
The Iams Company
Another Life for Animals
Flora Family Foundation
Alexander McCausland Charitable Trust
American Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals
IN 2010
163 spay/neuter surgeries were provided to residents affected by the oil spill
272 pets affected by the oil spill were vaccinated and microchipped.
307 dogs abandoned because of the oil spill were transported for adoptions
$158,137.00 was raised and distributed in four months to assist oil spill victims.
G r o u n d b r e a k i n g l e g i s l at i o n pa s s e d at S tat e a n d Loc a l l e v e l s
With the right laws in place animal control and animal welfare advocates are armed with tools to enact
change. This year, the LA/SPCA was instrumental in
passing a milestone ordinance in Orleans Parish and
landmark legislation in the Louisiana Congress.
Orleans Parish Ordinance 27953, the Intact Dog
Permit, requires owners of intact dogs to purchase
a yearly permit. The LA/SPCA will manage this program through our contract providing Animal Control
in Orleans Parish. This ordinance gives Animal Control the means to lessen the impact an intact dog has
on the community as a whole. With an intact permit,
consequences for irresponsible ownership can be
enforced when an animal arrives at the shelter. Also,
an increased awareness of affordable spay/neuter options encourages pet owners to do their part
in ending pet overpopulation. The number of fatal
dog attacks should also decrease. Unneutered dogs
are the perpetrators in the majority of deadly dog
attacks. This ordinance is a milestone for the dog
lovers of New Orleans. Not only is this community
taking proactive steps to end pet overpopulation, but
the City Council demonstrated its dedication to the
quality of life for the animals of this city.
IN 2010
The LA/SPCA worked with the Humane Society of the United States to pass a number
of animal related laws in this year’s Louisiana Legislative Session.
HB 408 CRIME/DOGFIGHTING: Provides for the authorization of certain persons to
euthanize dogs seized in connection with dog fighting
HB 428 ANIMALS/CRUELTY: Provides for the seizure of animals treated cruelly
HB 219 CRIME: Creates the crime of illegally restraining a dog
SB 73 ANIMALS: Prohibits the use of certain forms of euthanasia in animals
SB 38 CRIME/PUNISHMENT: Creates the crime of participation in cockfighting
HB 313 ANIMALS/DOGS: Increases license fee for dog breeders
HB 576 ANIMALS: Authorizes local governing authorities to regulate dogs and
roaming livestock
The LA/SPCA is proud of the role we play in protecting animals throughout this state.
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G r a n d O p e n i n g ! E x pa n d e d C o m m u n i t y C l i n i c op e n s A u g u s t 2 9 , 2 0 1 0
August 29, 2010 the LA/SPCA opened the only
high-volume spay/neuter clinic in the region.
The clinic was made possible through generous grants from five national animal groups
– the ASPCA, PetSmart Charities®, United
Animal Nationals, The International Fund
for Animal Welfare, and the Humane Society
of the United States. The purpose of the LA/
SPCA Community Clinic is to reduce pet overpopulation through high quality sterilization
procedures as well as promoting the wellbeing of pets by providing vaccinations and
microchip services to clients unable to afford
private veterinary services.
The LA/SPCA clinic staff completed a vigorous training program with the Humane Alliance’s National Spay/Neuter Response Team.
The Humane Alliance is a nationally renowned
center, training veterinary professionals in
specialized surgical techniques for high-vol-
ume surgical sterilizations.
The LA/SPCA Community Clinic provides
hundreds of spay/neuter services to partner
animal welfare groups including St. Bernard
Parish Animal Shelter, Terrebonne Animal
Shelter and ARNO. Providing an affordable
option for veterinary services is central to improving the human/animal bond in our community and with this expansion the LA/SPCA’s
reach will continue to grow.
IN 2010
6,726 pets were spayed/neutered this year at our Community Clinic
883 families received financial support to provide basic pet care
3,356 pets received veterinary services with our Community Clinic
2,381 feral cats came through the Trap-Neuter-Release program
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E v e n t s R a i s e D $3 3 1 , 6 4 5 i n 2 0 1 0
Through the generosity of community members,
donors and volunteers devoted to the work of the
LA/SPCA, we raised funds in multiple ways; including mail requests, grant writing, bequests and major
events. Not only do these events raise much-needed
revenue and provide exposure to our programs and
services, but they give LA/SPCA supporters a great
chance to enjoy each others’ company – and often the
company of their furry family members, too. Here’s a
recap of some of our major events that put the “fun”
in fundraising.
The LA/SPCA’s friends and supporters sailed
through time with “A Tribute to the 1940’s” at the
32nd annual LA/SPCA Howling Success Gala. Celebrity chairs included Bryan Batt, Christian LeBlanc,
and Louisiana’s First Lady Supriya Jindal. Anderson
Cooper was named Humanitarian of the Year for his
coverage of the BP Oil Spill. Restaurant Chair Leslie
and Dickie Brennan and over 20 of the best local restaurants delighted taste buds. Jazz songstress Anais
St. John, the Big Band sound of Swingaroux and a
special appearance by the Victory Belles, courtesy of
the World War II Museum, created a fun and fabulous
environment to mix and mingle with the stars of today
and some characters of yesterday, while raising 10%
of the LA/SPCA’s operating budget.
The LA/SPCA’s 28th Annual Dog Day Afternoon
kicked off spring this year. Spirits were high, even
though the temperatures were low and the four-legged
and two-legged attendees enjoyed food, fun, and
games in our second year at New Orleans City Park.
IN 2010
501 volunteers gave 22,495 hours of their time to the LA/SPCA
On a cold Spring day Dog Day Afternoon raised over $80,000
Over 200 varieties of beer were served at New Orleans on Tap event
Howling Success roared into record books with over $200,000 raised
D O G DAY A F T E R N O O N 2 0 1 0
First Annual New Orleans on Tap 2010
H owling S uccess 2 0 1 0
The day’s highlight was a dog/fun walk-a-thon honoring Chair Dog “Babi Levy.” Event participation wasn’t
limited to attendees; out-of-state on-line fundraisers
joined efforts to raise 5% of the LA/SPCA’s annual
operating budget. Even with the cold weather, the
LA/SPCA raised its goal of $80,000 through this event.
Raising funds for the LA/SPCA’s Community
Clinic services, the LA/SPCA celebrated fashion with
the 2nd annual Alegria Fashion Show. This year’s designers hit the cat walk at the W New Orleans. While
fashionistas ooh’d and ahh’d over up and coming New
Orleans designers’ fashions, the donations raised
from the event sent tails a’waggin’ at the Animal
Care and Rescue Center. Designer Bernadette Klotz
walked away with the title of Best Fashion Designer,
but the real winner was the Community Clinic which
received all the proceeds from the event.
The LA/SPCA launched two new events in 2010.
Pause4Dinner capitalizes on New Orleans’ favorite
past time: dining out. With 20 participating restaurants this year and a fantastic partnership with the
George Rodrigue Foundation, this one night only
event benefiting the LA/SPCA is sure to become a
New Orleans’ favorite. New Orleans on Tap was
made possible through collaboration with The Bulldog New Orleans venue. This event surpassed even
the highest expectations. We learned to never underestimate a beautiful day, live music, and a flow of
hops in New Orleans.
The LA/SPCA is looking forward to growing these
events in the years to come, adding new ways for pet
lovers to enjoy what New Orleans has to offer while
supporting the LA/SPCA.
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C r u e lt y I n v e s t i g at i o n s Ta k e C e n t e r S ta g e
Every report of neglect or abandonment is a potential
cruelty investigation. Armed with knowledge, experience, and expertise in forensic crime scene investigations the LA/SPCA Animal Cruelty team hits the
streets daily to educate pet owners and bring justice
to the victims of animal cruelty.
In May, 70 Chihuahuas, Spaniels, and small
mixed breed dogs were rescued from a hoarding situation in New Orleans. These dogs needed immediate medical care and socialization. The LA/SPCA was
not only able to give these dogs a second chance at
a happy home, but provide relief to the owner whose
misguided efforts at caring for these animals spiraled out of control.
In partnership with the Metropolitan Crime Commission, the LA/SPCA provided assistance to the New
Orleans District Attorney’s office in the tragic death
of K-9 Officer Primo. Primo was a Belgian Malinois
Police Dog who was left in a car during record heat.
The LA/SPCA called upon the professional expertise
of Dr. Melinda Merck, ASPCA’s forensic veterinarian, to determine Primo’s death was not the result
of pre-existing health conditions. Dr. Merck was also
able to describe how heat affects internal organs and
can ultimately cause a canine death. With that information the DA was able to move forward in pressing charges against Officer Jason Lewis. This case
uncovered a pattern of gross negligence on behalf of
the NOPD K-9 unit.
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The LA/SPCA Cruelty investigators were called
to investigate when a cat was found badly injured by
a young boy. After a necropsy was performed by LA/
SPCA veterinarian, Dr. Kerry Backsen, it was determined the cat died because of blunt force trauma.
The 16-year-old boy was found guilty of repeatedly
abusing this cat by kicking him like a ball.
Cruelty investigation is unfortunately a reality in
the work that we do, and our team continues to forge
ahead with professionalism, compassion and dedication to help the mistreated and neglected.
IN 2010
2,634 cruelty complaints were investigated this year
9,640 Animal Control calls were completed in 2010
New Orleans first responders received assistance on 166 cases
2,063 stray animals were rescued from the streets of New Orleans
The LA/SPCA is excited to share the highs and lows of our
work every year with our most important audience, our donors and supporters. We know you value the work that we
do and we couldn’t do it without you. We also want to give
you an overview of our every day. These programs and services are a day in the life at the LA/SPCA!
The LA/SPCA is an open admission animal shelter. This
means every animal that comes to the LA/SPCA is provided
with humane care regardless of its age, health condition or
temperament.
The LA/SPCA shelters, cares for, cleans, feeds, and so-
cializes over 300 cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters, chickens,
goats, and other animals on a daily basis. We provide
enrichment to the animals while they are with us, including scratching boards for cats, Kong chewing toys for dogs,
and bedding for all animals. Our incredible volunteers
bathe and groom the dogs before adoption events, walk
and play with them in our exercise yards, and socialize the
kittens and cats in the “get acquainted” room.
The LA/SPCA Veterinary team assesses each animal
that comes to the shelter. While maintaining the big picture
view of the shelter’s health, they examine each animal individually and ensure they are as healthy and comfortable
as possible. Several special cases made their way through
the clinic and because of the clinic staff’s attention to detail
these animals received a second chance at finding a forever home. Poncho arrived in October with a tilted broken
pelvis; his prognosis was bleak. Because of the attention of
our staff and a little patience from our clinic team, Poncho’s
pelvis recovered and he was placed into a loving home.
The LA/SPCA has so many pets coming into our shelter with collars but no
tags. Our amazing Lost and Found specialist, Ms. Laurie Weisberg, reunited
527 animals with their owners with
help from staff and volunteers.
The LA/SPCA Feral Cat outreach continued throughout 2010. This year we were able to subsidize 745 feral cat
surgeries through fundraising. In total we sterilized 2,381
feral cats in 2010. We also provided five training classes
for individuals interested in learning how to humanely trap
cats for sterilization.
efforts
continued throughout 2010. Despite the calm hurricane
season, the BP oil spill tested our response plans. The
LA/SPCA worked side by side with government officials to
prepare for the worst case scenarios for wildlife while responding to the unexpected impact on companion animals.
The LA/SPCA disaster preparedness
The LA/SPCA partnered with the Southeastern Louisiana
Veterinary Association, the New Orleans Fire Department,
and the City of New Orleans to bring back the Palm Sunday
Rabies Vaccination Drive on March 28, 2010 with 1,400 cats
and dogs receiving a rabies vaccination and license.
The LA/SPCA off-site adoption team focused on raising
awareness about adoption events through a new advertising campaign. Funds from the sale of the 2010 LA/SPCA
Adoption Stories Calendar were spent on print and Internet
advertising resulting in more adoptions than in past years.
The LA/SPCA has many dogs who are infected with
heartworm disease. If caught in the early stages, this condition can be treated and the dog lives a long healthy life.
Because of the efforts of LA/SPCA volunteers, funds have
been raised to provide adoptable heartworm positive dogs
with treatment!
The LA/SPCA knows expanding programs to reach more
young people is a vital way we work to change the future for
animals in our community. Through afterschool programs,
daylong workshops, in school presentations, shelter tours
and summer camps, 3,046 children participated in the LA/
SPCA Humane Education programming this year.
The LA/SPCA’s continuing education is integral
to keep our programs and services top notch. This year,
LA/SPCA staff and volunteers completed a series of Dog
Breed Identification training classes. With so many pure
and designer breeds coming into the LA/SPCA, this class
has helped us do a better job of educating adopters about
behaviors and health conditions typical to certain breeds
of dogs.
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The LA/SPCA Pause to Reflect, Planned Giving
Society, received eight bequests this year for a total of
$313,198.76. Ensure your legacy by learning more at
la-spca.org/plannedgiving.
The LA/SPCA engages thousands of supporters through
our social media efforts. We ended 2010 with a YouTube
channel, over 5,000 fans on Facebook and over 2,000
followers on Twitter.
The LA/SPCA worked with area rescue groups ,including
Dag’s House, throughout the year. Because of the partnerships we have maintained we are able to move some of our
special needs breeds into homes faster.
The LA/SPCA continued to perform Animal Control en-
forcement and sheltering services for Orleans Parish
throughout 2010. Because of the City’s inability to fund the
services, in the last three months of 2010 the LA/SPCA
provided emergency services only.
The LA/SPCA provides support to shelters through-
out the region, in addition to the long term commitment
we have to monitor and support the St. Bernard Animal
Shelter. In February the LA/SPCA assisted in re-homing
some of the 400 dogs found in deplorable conditions in the
Clarksdale Shelter in Mississippi.
The LA/SPCA volunteer program continues to
engage and encourage service from all generations and
walks of life. Working with individuals and groups such as
ARC, O. Perry Walker, and AmeriCorps, 501 volunteers assisted the LA/SPCA. 22,495 volunteer hours were completed with administrative tasks, socializing animals, community outreach, and everything in between addressed. This
equates to over $400,000 in value.
The LA/SPCA garnered over $3,000,000 of media value through weekly media appearances on WDSU, WWL,
Fox and WGNO26, the Gambit, Times Picayune, WIST, and
CBS Outdoors Communications. With a newly redesigned
Web site, over 195,000 visits to la-spca.org generated
more interest in the programs and services provided by the
LA/SPCA.
The LA/SPCA 4 Paws Society, the annual fund donors
of $1,000+, grew by 73 members and raised $65,603.15
throughout the year. Find out how your membership will
save lives at la-spca.org/4paws.
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Planned Giving
Paws to Reflect Society
Dorlene L. Alaynick
Tazzie Colomb
Anita D. Conway
Betty P. Elliott
Andrea S. Gereighty
Joyce R. Griener
Frank Guerrera
Carole J. Herhold
Jo Holmes
Joseph C. Ireland
Ailleen F. Janney
Sherry Johnston
J. Sterling Laville
Marcella Manuel
Gillian O. Marks
Helen A. Martin
Rand R. Mason
Beverly F. McBride
Thomas J. McDermott
Vivian B. Moran
Chris Olmsted
Albert A. Prats
Sandra D. Pressman
Robert R. Rachal
Allison Raynor
Gloria T. Ripple
E.J. Rothman
Jacque Russell
Donna J. Silner
Martha M. Skleder
Eileen Smith Marcus
Desiree St. Paul
Lynette A. Stilwell
Gary J. Vant Hof
William E. Yates
Monika F. Zuckermann
$1000 + Annual Donors
4 Paws Society Members
Friend of Laura Maloney
Lisa Abel
Alina M. Alb
Evelyn N. Audler
Susan L. Austell
Julia K. Bailey
Sherrill and Emanuel
Benjamin
Virginia Besthoff
The Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett
Brown Foundation
E. John Bullard
Susan M. Buzick
Vivian and Richard Cahn
Sue Ellen and Joseph Canizaro
Alison and Mitch Caponetto
Chadwick Family Foundation
John Church
Philip Clausen
Leslie A. Collins
Glenda and Robert Davis
Claire C. Davis
Deutsch, Kerrigan & Stiles, L L P
Rachael and Herbert Dyer
Eskew + Dumez + Ripple
Marjorie Esman and
Jonathan Wallick
Christopher J. Fabacher, DVM
Eleanor T. Farnsworth
Mary Jane and Darwin Fenner
Eric M. Finley
Leanne S. French
Lynda C. Friedmann
Susan and Captain Dee
Geoghegan
John Gonzalez
Joyce R. Griener
Machelle and Keith Hall
Henrietta and Terence Hall
Susan and Bill Hess
Hever Foundation
Angela Hill and Irwin Marcus
Catherine R. Hinnant
Frances A. Holland
Heidi and Arthur Huguley
Dianne L. Hunter
John G. Jackson
Eric J. Jenner
Jones, Walker, Waechter,
Kerri and Christopher Kane
Ellen Kempner and Lee
Sucherman
Sally T. Knight, PhD
Mary and William Kohlmann
Latter & Blum, Inc.
Erica and Zachary Lemann
Marc P. Levy
Ginny and John Lovell
Liliana Lovell and Anthony Piccirillo
Claudia and Ted Lushch
Halina and Igor Margan
Gillian and Charles Marks
Rand R. Mason
Cammie and Charles Mayer
Kathy and Charles McCabe
Jill McGaughey
Linda A. McNeill
Jennifer and Brian Melius, DVM
Middleton Family Fund
James R. Moffett Family
Foundation
Stephanie and David Murphy
Elaine L. Mintz
Deborah J. Moench
Billie Moore and Richard Robinson
Susan Morris and Robert Levy
Kishore V. Motwani
Mary Ann and Paul Murphy
Jack P. Newell
Terry K. Nippert
Alane and Robert Nuzum
Kathleen Elizabeth O’Brien Foundation
J. Coller Ochsner, M.D.
Isabel L. Ochsner, M.D.
Mark E. Peneguy
Arlene and Alan Philipson
Denise M. Pilie’
Pointevant, Carrere & Denegre
Stephanie M. Prunty
Joyce and Sidney Pulitzer
Janice and Stephen Ramee
Mrs. James W. Reily, Jr.
Donna Richardson and
Bridget Higginbotham
Francoise B. Richardson
Jane and William Rippner
Stuart Rome
Sally and Louie Roussel
Christine M. Rummel
Suzanne and Gregory Rusovich
Walton D. Sanchez
Margaret C. Sanders
Stephen A. Scalia
Emily E. Schneider
Terry and Jay Schwall
Scriptura, Inc
Mrs. Morey L. Sear
Dana Shelton and Michael O’Brien
Jackie and Bruce Shreves
Simon, Peragine, Redfearn, L.L.P.
Archie D. Soden
Paulette and Frank Stewart
Hugh Stiel
Lynette A. Stilwell
S. Gina Trippi and John Kerr
Deborah and Eli Tullis
Julie and Cedric Walker
Susan M. Weaver
Laurie M. Weisberg
Sarah and Jim Wilkinson
Laura and John Williams
Bonnie B. Williams
Deedra and Donald Wing
Andrew B. Wisdom
Emily S. Wolpert
Lynda D. Woolard
Julie W. Woolfolk
Robin and Steven Young
Elizabeth and Carlos Zervigon
Mary K. Zervigon
Ana and Jose Zorrilla
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$500+ Capital Gifts
received for LA/SPCA
Operations from
Jan 1, 2010 to Dec 31, 2010
(alphabetical order)
The Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett Brown Foundation
Sue Ellen and Joseph Canizaro
John Gonzalez
Ellen Kempner and
Lee Sucherman
The Gustaf Westfeldt McIlhenny Family Foundation
The Reily Foundation
Whitney National Bank
$250+ Restricted Gifts
received from Jan 1, 2010
to Dec 31, 2010
(alphabetical order)
A Friend of the LA/SPCA
Animal Farm Foundation
ASPCA
Consuelo and Scott Barron
Gayle and Tom Benson
Charitable Foundation
Bernice Barbour Foundation, Inc.
Elizabeth and David Blosser
Kathleen Bohn and Robert Zetzmann
Virginia G. Broome
Bywater Art Market, Inc.
Helen M. Calmes
Pepper Caruso and Grady Lloyd
Theodore R. Carter
Ashley N. Counce
Rosemary B. and Brunswick G. Deutsch Foundation
The Dr. Phil Foundation
Mary and Robert Ewing
Juliann and David Fangue
Judy and David Fried
Lynda C. Friedmann
Joani and Thomas Friedmann
Thornton S. Glide, Jr. and Katrina
D. Glide Foundation
Harrah’s Operating Company, Inc
Humane Society of the
United States
Keller Family Foundation
Erika and Raymond LeJeune
Frank J. Menzato
Jackie C. Menzato
Parasol’s Bar & Restaurant
Kelli and Steve Pastor
Lisa and Robert Pedone
PetSmart Charities, Inc.
PeyBack Foundation
Claudell Riddle
Jane and William Rippner
The RosaMary Foundation
Susan Rowinski and John
Epperson
The Selley Foundation
The Sports Venue Bar
and Grill, LLC
Lisa and J. Matt Sweeney
Josette and Joseph Valdivia
Justin Vickers
Visiting Pet Program
Ann Vockroth
Edward Wisner
Regina and Luis Zervigon
$250-$999 Operating Gifts
received for LA/SPCA
Operations from Jan
1, 2009 to Dec 31, 2010
(alphabetical order)
A Friend of the LA/SPCA
Joseph A. Adoue
Au Pair des Chiens/New Orleans Dog Nanny
Dorlene L. Alaynick
Ralph R. Alexis
Robert Algeni
Barbara A. Alonzo
Colette and Roger Anderson
Brooke C. Andry
Helene M. Anthony
Candice Archila
Mary Armstrong
Gabriel Arnoult
Bruce Aronson
Judith R. Atkinson
Evelyn N. Audler
Jessica and Jeb Bachmann
Toni Bachmann
Amanda Baker
Katherine Baldt
Neena T. Barber
Kathleen M. Barfoot
James and Glenda Barkate
Constance and
N. Buckner Barkley
Brigitte Barnard
Myles Barrett
Leslie Bass
Erna Bauer
Toni E. Bazer
Be’ Je’ Designs Inc
Thomas P. Beauregard
Philip A. Becnel
Ainslee A. Beery
Benoit & Associates
Clive S. Benson
David and Nicole Bergeron
Shannon R. Bergeron
Karen Berkeley
Michalina and Peter Bickford
Bonnie G. Bird
Bistro Daisy
Erin Boh M.D., Ph.D.
Aimee M. Bonomolo
Nanette Bordelon
Ursula and Huron Bordelon
Carole B. & Kenneth J.
Boudreaux Foundation, Inc.
Kenneth O. Boulton
Krista L. Bradley
Judith B. Brandt
Billy Bravender
The Ralph Brennan
Restaurant Group
Philip Brickman
Bright House
Susan J. Brillhart
Alfio J. Brindisi
Erich and Tina Brockmann
Patricia F. Brookhart
Victor P. Brossette
Patricia B. Buckhout
The Bulldog, Inc
Elizabeth Burgoyne
David Burke
Burkedale Foundation
Mary Ellen Burns
Roger Burton
The John and Barbara Byrne Charitable Fund
Penelope Cabibi
Cafe Amelie
Cafe Degas
Vivian and Richard Cahn
Camp Bow Wow New Orleans
Paul Carden
Mary Ann and Doug Cardinale
Carolyn Carlton-Lowe and
Marie Bohlmann
Jeff H. Carter
Mary and Robert Carter
Roy Carubba
Katherine and Steven
Catalanotto
Ginger and Randy Cava
Central Bark Doggy Day Care
Sau Chan
Huei-Chia Cheng
Dianne and Ralph Chesson
Chevron Humankind Matching
Gift Program
Caroline Chiocchio
Malinda and Yvon Chouinard
John M. Christie
Kathryn V. Clancy
Robert and Therese Close
Joanne B. Clough
Sarah and Walter Cockerham
Barbara and Jeffrey Cohn
Kevin D. Colley
Beryl and Conrad Collins
Tazzie Colomb
The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc.
Courtney A. Cooper
Sam Corenswet
Couch, Stillman, Blitt +
Conville, LLC
Rozane Crenshaw
Crescent City Veterinary Hospital
Doris S. Croskey
Lee E. Cutrone
Klara and Drago Cvitanovich
Mary D’Anna
Claudia J. Davis
Lila A. Dawson Weber
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Stanley J. Dayne
Andrew V. Deangelis
Tara T. Deeney
Donald DePoto
Joseph Devall
Shelley and William Devlin Kurtz
Calvin C. Dickmann
Marty Dillon
Dirty Coast
Frank Dixon
Doris Ann Djedjos
Dog Day Afternoon, LLC
Aldona A. Downing
Jean and A. Edward Dragon
Richard Drakkir
Harry G. Drummer
Nancy M. Duffy
Mary D. Dukes
John Dunlop
Bryan V. Dupepe
Lisa Durso
Eat Restaurant, LLC
Fred C. Ebel & Co. Inc.
Lisa R. Ehrenberg
Melanie and Kenneth Ehrlich
Eisenhower Elementary
Eleanor S. Elder
Alexander Emmert
Entergy Corporation
Marie K. Erickson
Brenda and John Ernst
Jeremie Ertle
Marjorie Esman and Jonathan Wallick
Mary Ellen Evans
David Falcon
Bertha Farrar
Patricia and Frank Faust
Faux Pas Prints
Paul Fenemore
Nancy J. Figerold Ericksen
Deana Flak
Jeffrey S Flax
Nancy Flice-Housteau
Michael R. Fontham
Shirley Foster
Deborah Fox and Donald Frey
Nancy Frager
Laura L. Freeman
Vivian Frensilli and Doris
Anderson
Linda and Richard Friedman
Janet and James Frischhertz
John Frischkorn
Helen Gaines
Garden District Pet Hospital/
Dr. Scott Griffith
Glenn M. Gardner
Kristin Gatherum and
Charles Miele
Gatsby Consulting, LLC
GE Foundation
Nicole M. Gelinas
Todd George
Denise and Bruce Germer
Claire and S. Derby Gisclair
Pamela Goetchius
Clem Goldberger
Seth Goldfarb
Richard D. Gonzalez
Michael Goodman
Julie Gorney
James M. Grady
Phyllis L. Green
Winifred A. Green
Mary Jo and Hank Greenberg
Harry P. Greenberger
John W. Groome
Odette J. Grosz
Kyra Grundeman
Diane R. Guedry
Jean and Frank Guerrera
Melinda Hackett
Iris M. Hagency
Kurt G. Hagstette
Henrietta and Terence Hall
Clarice and Richard Hall
Ralph Hamann
Hamlin, Griffin, Kohnke, LLC
Carl R. Hammar
Jerrilyn and Albert Hanemann
Lista and J. Stephen Hank
Joseph Hanon
Kathleen Kress Hanson
Pamela and Sidney Hardy
Miriam and Edmund Henry
Rosemary S. Hill
Kay and Michael Hillinger
Hirsch Foundation
Harriet Hirshfield
Xiaowen and Jeffery Hobden
David R. Holland
Robert Holt
Kathy Lynn Honaker
David E. Hood
The Joan B. Hornig Foundation
Margaret K. Hotard
Connie Hurd
Karen L. Hymel
India Stewart Designs, Inc.
Italy Direct, LLC
Ben F. Jacobs
Tim Jacobs
Ailleen F. Janney
Jefferson Feed, Pet and
Garden Center
Medardo and Maria Jimenez
Jennifer Johansen
Michael and Roberta Johnson
Pamela Johnson
William T. Johnson
Arthur L. Jung
Ji H. Kang
Aida and Alan Kansas
Pamela S. Karlan
Shelley Katz
Andrew M. Kaufman
Michelle and Scott Kegler
Anita Kess
Kiwanis Club of Algiers
Donna Kogan
Gail and Barry Kohl
Linda D. Kornfeld
Matthew R. Kottemann
Lorraine F. Kubicek
Faith M. Kyame
L. B. R, LLC
Rose A. La Lanne
Scott Lagarde
Lakeview Veterinary
Hospital, Inc.
Darla LaMarr
Deborah L. Lanaux
Ruth and John Landis
Susan M. Lang
E. Langhettee
Gail M. Langos
Leesa Lanks
Lee L. Lanza
Terri Lawson
Kelly M. Leary
Christopher J. Lege
Rene Lehmann
Erica and Zachary Lemann
Louis Leo
Andrea Lestelle
Lori L. Letendre
Shannon Lewis
Donna L. Lindner
Pamela Little
Joseph H. Lombas
Juan M. Longoria
Mary E. Lora
Douglass R. Lore
Gisele G. Lowy
Loyola University Department of Theatre Arts & Dance
Laura L. Lubin
Barbara G. Lubran
Charles Macchi
Grace Macy
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Dana A. Madalon
Cathy and Albert Madere
Holly Madison
Bernice C. Maertz
Magazine Street Animal Clinic
Rhett M. Majoria
Meredyth J. Makris
Jamie Manders, DDS and
James Riopelle, MD
John D. Manzella
Marathon Petroleum
Company, LLC
Margolin Charitable Fund
John Marie
Mark Twain’s Pizza Landing
Leone and Jacques Marks
Marrero Land & Improvement Association, Ltd.
Mary Ellen Martens-Hyver
Carol and Stanley Marx
Patricia and Raymond Massett
Michelle and John Massicot
Ann M. Masson
Sherry Matthews
Colleen May
Melinda and Mark Mayer
Elise M. McDonald
McDonough Marine Service
Linda A. McNeill
MCR Management, INC
Thomas S. Mears
Mary M. Medders
The Melting Pot, Baton Rouge
Metairie Small Animal Hospital
MetLife
Kathleen Metternich-Adoue
Maria T. Meyer
Susan P. Meyer
Petrina and Kendall Meyers
James F. Michael
Siobhan and John Michel
Microsoft Matching Gifts
Program
Alison Miller
Christine A. Miller
Anastasia A. Minaeva
Ruth and Robert Mistretta
Ann E. Mitchell
Randolph and Susan Mock
Sara E. Molony
Mona Lisa Restaurant
Marcia Montero
Billie Moore and Richard Robinson
Mary and Richard Moore
John L. Mooshian
Morphy, Makofsky, Inc.
Eva D. Morris
Jane W. Morris
Melinda Morris
Tami Morris
Paige and Delesseps Morrison
Joyce E. Morway
Richard C. Mottoros
Ms. Linda’s Catering
Joel and M. Bert Myers
Leann Myers
Mystic Krewe of Barkus
Sherry Nalbone
Beth Anne Naugher
Anita E. Navo
Charles Nelson
Shirley Nelson
The Melting Pot, New Orleans
New Orleans Weddings Magazine
New Orleans Zephyrs Baseball Club, LLC
Kathleen Newsom
Chrystine B. Nicholas
Elsa and Ronald Nichols
Nola Snow Snoballs & Ice Cream
Thomas O’Brien
Leslie W. O’Loughlin
Bettina S. Owens
Jacqueline F. Pailet
Sherry C. Palermo
Paola Paoli Corrada
Dianna A. Parr
Linda and William Patch
Ruth N. Paterson
John Paul
Carlotta K. Pearce
Rochelle and Maurice Pearl
Pedigree Adoption Drive Foundation
Elise Perkins
Pet Paradise Resort
Petcetera
PETCO Foundation
Susan S. Peters
Cynthia Phillips
Richard H. Pierron
Nicole I. Pittman
Michael M. Pitts
Douglas Plymale
Carol and David Pointer
Sidney C. Pulitzer
Ann and Larry Rabin
Maria Radosta
Michelle P. Reed
Toni C. Reeder
Stephen Rees
William D. Reeves
Barbara B. Reynolds
Garrett Reynolds
Peter F. Ricchiuti
Orrison V. Rice
Sally A. Richard
Donna Richardson and Bridget Higginbotham
Blakely Rippner
Wanda M. Rivers
Sabrea and Chris Rivette
Renee R. Rodrigue
Patricia A. Rogers
Jodi Roisman
Angele Romig
Judith Rose
David S. Ruch
Lesley A. Saketkoo
Saks Fifth Avenue
Terry L. Salloum
Elaine J. Salzer
Alissa A. Scheblik
Helen L. Schneidau
Emily E. Schneider
Cynthia G. Schupp
Louis Schwall
Thomas Searle
James Sebastian
William L. Selden
Betty C. Sellen
Susan C. Senn
Sue and J. Michael Serena
Marsha L Serre
Carolyn T. Sheridan
Sigma Mfg & Logistics, LLC
Dana Simon
Debra A. Simon
Rhea and Charles Simonson
Steven Sinnott
Slice Pizzeria
Charles C. Smith
Mequet and R. Fulton Smith
Meredith C. Smith
Michael D. Smith
Patricia and Richard Smith
Suzette M. Smith
Margaret Soltis
Helen and Curtis Sorrells
Donald J. Sprague
SPX Foundation Matching Gifts
Patricia and Robert Stelz
Rebecca and Patrick
Stelz-Sullivan
Mike Stern
Paulette and Frank Stewart
Arthur J. Strauss
Deborah Strawn
Blaine C. Strickland
Douglas Strickland
Subway Franchise Co., Inc.
Danita S. Sullivan
Susan and Felton Suthon
Frances A. Swan
Bonnie and D. Paul Taliancich
Taste Buds Management, LLC
Nancy Taulli
Connie E. Taylor
F. M. Taylor
Laurie J. Teague
Dorothy M. Tennent
Carol Ter Haar
Diane D. Thompson
Caroline Thomson
Colleen E. Timmons
Nancy L. Topolosky
Mary Ann and David Touchton
Sally and Roger Toups
April Ulmer
Urban Dog Magazine
Cecile Weil Usdin
Endowment Fund
Sonja A. Usry
Terri and A. J. Valenti
Carolyn and Steven Vannort
Angel Varnado
L. Rankin and Evelyn Vasterling
Deborah J. Vay
Lisa and Frank Vicidomina
Visiting Pet Program
Melvin and Joanne Volz
Grace A. Voss
Julie and Cedric Walker
Catherine Wall and Darren
Aschaffenburg
Marian H. Wallis
Josephine and William Wardle
Ricki Weinberger and
Alan Willson
Margaret Weiss
Lauren Welch
Teri & Joe Wells
Well Bohn Foundation
Thomas P. Westervelt
Hunter Whealdon Foundation
Dawn B. Wheelahan
Judy A. Whetzel
Argelica C. Whitacre
Pamela A. White
Maria C. Wickstrom
Allison D. Willaims
Susan C. Willcockson
Charles S. Williams
Delores E. Williams
Loretta G. Williams
Paul W. Williams
Scott Williams
Ken Williamson
Winky Foundation
Mary Catherine Winters
Carolyn and John Wogan
Ross Wohlert
Louise Wolff
Loretta L. Woodward
Andrea E. Workman
Regina and Luis Zervigon
Zeus’ Place
Rochelle L. Zimko
Zoo 2 U, LLC
$1000-$4,999
Operating Gifts received for
LA/SPCA Operations from
Jan 1, 2010 to Dec 31, 2010
(alphabetical order)
Friend of Laura Maloney
Advantage Capital
Management Corp.
Alina M. Alb
Susan L. Austell
Julia K. Bailey
Baron & Budd, A Professional Corporation
Sherrill and Emanuel
Benjamin
BlogPaws, Inc
Susan O. Brooks
E. John Bullard
Jennifer Calzada
Tracey M. Cannon
Chadwick Family Foundation
Ilze A. Choi
Patricia Clarkson
Philip Clausen
Leslie A. Collins
Bruce P. Creighton
Cox Communications, Inc.
Claire C. Davis
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Glenda and Robert Davis
Deutsch, Kerrigan &
Stiles, L L P
DONFAN LLC
Downman Family Foundation
Entergy Louisiana
Eskew + Dumez + Ripple
The Ettinger Foundation, Inc
Patricia and Christopher Fabacher, DVM
Eleanor T. Farnsworth
Pamela and Eric Finley
Floyd County Animal Rescue League
Folgers Coffee Company
Freeport-McMoRan
Foundation
Leanne S. French
Brian R. Friedman
Marla J. Garvey
Gauthier Houghtaling &
Williams LLP
Susan and Captain Dee
Geoghegan, State Farm
Sanford L. Goldstein
John Gonzalez
Greater New Orleans Foundation
Joyce R. Griener
Joan M. Griscom
Heaven’s Pets at Lake
Lawn Metairie
Susan and Bill Hess
Angela Hill and Irwin Marcus
Catherine R. Hinnant
Joseph Hoppe and Rene Toups
Liz and Tom Hughston
Heidi and Arthur Huguley
Dianne and Carl Hunter
Iberia Bank
Internal Revenue Federal
Credit Union
Intervet
John G. Jackson
Eric J. Jenner
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Kerri and Christopher Kane
Ellen Kempner and Lee
Sucherman
Sally T. Knight, PhD
Mary and E. James Kock
William L. Kohlmann
Kyoto
Latter and Blum, Inc/Realtors
Marc P. Levy
Louisiana’s 1st Choice
Auto Auction
Liliana Lovell and Anthony
Piccirillo
Ginny and John Lovell
Claudia and Ted Lushch
Halina and Igor Margan
Adam Markey
Gillian and Charles Marks
Rand R. Mason
Joyce Matz
Kathy and Charles McCabe
Jill McGaughey
The Meyer Foundation
Meffert Oil Company, Inc.
Middleton Family Fund
Microfinish LLC
Elaine Mintz
Modern Flooring, Inc.
Deborah J. Moench
Kishore V. Motwani
Mary Ann and Paul Murphy
Stephanie and David Murphy
Aileen Nethery
Jack P. Newell
Terry K. Nippert
Julie and Robert Nuzum
Isabel L. Ochsner, M.D.
Richard E. O’Krepki
Kathleen OMalley
Mark E. Peneguy
Pet Shelters Across America
Arlene and Alan H. Philipson
Wilkerson Phillips
Denise M. Pilie’
Jeffrey Poole, MD
Stephanie M. Prunty
Joyce and Sidney Pulitzer
Jay and Barbara Quiros
Janice and Stephen Ramee
Ramsey’s MFG Jewelers, LLC
The Rice-Voelker Fund
for Recovery
Francoise B. Richardson
Jane and William Rippner
Christine M. Rummel
Suzanne and Gregory Rusovich
Walton and Carolyn Sanchez
Margaret C. Sanders
Karen and Mahlon Sanford
Stephen A. Scalia
Roslyn Schrank
Terry and Jay Schwall
Scriptura Inc
Mrs. Morey L. Sear
Dana Shelton and Michael
O’Brien
Jackie and Bruce Shreves
Simon, Peragine,
Redfearn, L.L.P.
Barbara and Wayne Smith
Archie D. Soden
Hugh Stiel
Lynette A. Stilwell
Sucre, LLC
VCA
Chris Viller
Mark Wawro
Susan M. Weaver
Robert D. Webb
Sarah and Jim Wilkinson
Bonnie B. Williams
Deedra and Donald Wing
Andrew B. Wisdom
Emily S. Wolpert
Jerome R. Wool
Julie W. Woolfolk
World Wrestling
Entertainment, Inc.
Robin and Steven Young
Gail Zauder
Elizabeth and Carlos Zervigon
Ana and Jose Zorrilla
5000+ Operating Gifts
received for LA/SPCA
Operations from
Jan 1, 2010 to Dec 31, 2010
(alphabetical order)
$
Friend of the LA/SPCA
The Joe W. and Dorothy
Dorsett Brown Foundation
Susan M. Buzick
Cahn Family Foundation
Canine Connection and
Canine Culture
Rosemary B. and Brunswick G.
Deutsch Foundation
Epiphany Fund
John H. Fellman Fund
Lynda C. Friedmann
Machelle and Keith Hall
Hever Foundation
Jones, Walker, Waechter,
Pointevant, Carrere
& Denegre
The Theresa Bittenbring Marque
& John Henry Marque Fund
Cammie and Charles Mayer
Kathleen Elizabeth O’Brien
Foundation
J. Coller Ochsner, M.D.
Stuart Rome
Sally and Louie Roussel
Victoria R. Ward
Winn Dixie Stores
Matching Gift Companies
(gifts received through
employers matching
gift programs)
Abbott Laboratories Employee
Giving Campaign
AIG Matching Grants Program
Allstate Giving Campaign
American Express
Charitable Fund
Bank of America
Matching gifts
The Bank of New York Mellon
Community Partnership
Baptist Community Ministries
BearingPoint Charitable
Foundation Matching Gift
BellSouth Corporation
Matching Gift Center
Black & Decker
The Booth-Bricker Fund
The Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett
Brown Foundation
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Matching Gifts Program
The Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Casey Charitable Matching
Programs
Chevron Humankind Matching
Gift Program
Chubb & Son Inc.
Cingular Matching Gift Center
Citi Foundation Matching Gifts/
Volunteer Incentive Programs
Cohen Financial
Computer Associates
International, Inc.
Matching Gift Program
Covidien Employee Matching
Gift Program
Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP
Dayton Foundation
Depository, Inc.
Dominion Foundation
Dow Jones & Company Matching
20
Gifts for Education Program
Equifax Foundation
First Data Foundation
First Tennessee Bank
Freeport-McMoRan Foundation
Fremont Group Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
GE Foundation
Genentech
Give With Liberty Employee
Donations
Global Impact
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
Halliburton
The Home Depot Foundation
Honeywell Hometown Solutions
The IFF Foundation, Inc.
Insurance Services Office, Inc.
Intercontinental Hotels Group
The JK Group Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
JustGive.Org
Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign
Kaplan Inc
Karl Storz Imaging, Inc.
Kazan, McClain, Abrams,
Fernandez, Lyons &
Farrise Foundation
Kingdon Capital
Management, LLC
Legacy Health Systems
Levi Strauss Foundation
LexisNexis Cares Matching
Donations
Louisiana Medical Mutual
Insurance Company
Lyondell Chemical Company
Macy’s Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
Marathon Petroleum
Company, LLC
MassMutual - The Matching
Gift Center
McAfee Matching Gifts Program
McDonald’s Corp Matching
Gift Program
The McGraw-Hill Companies
Employee Giving Campaign
Mercury Media
Merrill Lynch & Co
Foundation, Inc
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Miller Group Charitable Trust
Monsanto Fund
Morgan Stanley
MRW & Associates, Inc.
Murphy Oil Corporation
National Semiconductor Employee
Directed Giving Program
New York Times Company Foundation
Nike Employee Matching Gift Program
Pepsico Foundation
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Plum Creek
PMSLIC
The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts
PVH-Calvin Klein, Inc.
Random House, Inc.
RiskMetrics Group
SAP Matching Gift Program
Solix Matching Gift Program
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.
Topfer Family Foundation
Tyco Employee Matching Gift Program
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
UnitedHealth Group
The Vanguard Group Foundation
Verizon Foundation
Wachovia Foundation
Washington Mutual Employee
Giving Program
Well Point Foundation
Wellpoint Associate Giving Campaign
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Yahoo Matching Gifts Program
YSI Foundation Inc
Bequests
Carole Ann Betzer
Eloise Dyson
Eugene E. Evans
Norma Eyrich Gross
William Edward Hicks
Rosemary Louise Rabito
Mildred Scivicque Saunders
Virginia Nelson Toombs
FINANCIALS
tOtaL revenue: $5,437,787
PrOgrams
$
2,050,018
animaL
COntrOL
COntraCt
$
2,156,253
CLiniC
$
516,869
adOPtiOn fees
& serviCes
$
206,124
restriCted
grants
$
508,523
tOtaL exPenses: $5,223,874
animaL
COntrOL
exPenses
$
3,178,777
PrOgrams
$
1,109,696
CLiniC
635.729
$
restriCted
grants
$
299,672