Light House Studio Creates PSAs

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Summer 2015
SAVING GIZMO
When little Gizmo stands on his hind legs and waves his paws to greet you, you
would never guess what he has been through. Brought to the CharlottesvilleAlbemarle SPCA (CASPCA) by local animal control, Gizmo was very fearful of
people and found it hard to make a connection with anyone. Once in the shelter,
our staff was unable to complete the full intake process as he was very unsettled
about being in this new environment. It was obvious that Gizmo had been roaming
on his own for awhile – the little guy’s coat was very rough and dirty and he was
underweight. Gizmo stood in his kennel in the grooming room at the CASPCA and
wasn’t aware of how his outlook on life was about to change forever.
Once Dr. Scheller, the CASPCA’s Director of Veterinary
Services, and the veterinary assistants were able to
sedate him for examination, it became clear what was causing Gizmo’s uncertainty with
people. Dr. Scheller examined his mouth and saw that his top teeth were completely
separated from his upper jaw. Poor little guy was in intense pain! Dr. Scheller, the vet
who examined and performed Gizmo’s surgery, said, “I’d never seen a dental situation
like this. I can’t imagine the pain Gizmo had endured. I’m so glad we were able to help
him and give him a second chance at a better life!” In addition to the dental issues, Dr.
Scheller also noticed that Gizmo had an umbilical hernia, which she repaired as well.
Gizmo recovered well from his surgery and spent the next few weeks recuperating
in a CASPCA staff member’s office, where his true personality emerged. He became
everyone’s favorite little guy, and soon began to greet visitors
with his friendly “two paws up” approach.
Not long after he was fully recuperated and ready for adoption,
Gizmo starred in the CASPCA’s weekly TV news spot, and
before the staff member had gotten back to the shelter from
the TV station, the calls to adopt Gizmo started coming in.
When Joyce and Otho Butler came in to meet Gizmo he waved
his paws at them and they immediately knew that this was a
perfect match. Joyce notes that, “Gizmo is the sweetest, most
loving little guy. We love him dearly and he thoroughly enjoys
cuddling with us. He will do just about anything for a treat and
we are so happy to have found him.” Gizmo is settling in with
his new family and the Butlers couldn’t be happier.
Two paws up for little Gizmo!
LIGHT HOUSE STUDIO CREATES PSAS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Glenn Rust
President
Barbara Millar
Vice President
Bill Daggett
Treasurer
Lisa Ross Moorefield
Secretary
Becky Craig
Scheline T. Crutchfield
Erin Davis, DVM
Ethel deNeveu
Amy Gardner
Suzanne Owen
Rhonda Quagliana
Sara Graney Schroeder
Phil Shiflett
Kevin Stiffler, DVM,
Diplomate ACVS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Leslie Hervey
MAIN FACILITY
3355 Berkmar Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22901
(434) 973-5959 (Phone)
(434) 973-5271 (Fax)
Open Daily for Adoptions:
Noon to 6PM
www.caspca.org
Adoptions: (434) 973-5959
Donations: (434) 964-3320
Spay/Neuter: (434) 964-3333
Humane Education: (434) 964-3331
Volunteer: (434) 964-3331
Foster: (434) 973-5959
Pet Behavior: (434) 964-3314
SPCA RUMMAGE STORE
934 Preston Ave.
(434) 293-8475
Open for Shopping:
Tuesday-Saturday
10AM to 6PM
Now Open Sunday!
10AM to 5PM
Donations Accepted:
Everyday
10AM to 5PM
Earlier this year, the local non-profit organization Light
House Studio set its sights on creating public service announcements (PSAs) for other local non-profit organizations.
The CASPCA was both honored and grateful to be chosen as
the lucky winner! Headed by Program Director, Zoe Cohen, and put together by 10 students between 8th and 12th
grade, Light House Studio made two 30 second PSAs for our
Operation Ruby Slipper initiative. Operation Ruby Slipper is
aimed at ensuring that lost pets can always find their way back home and emphasizes the
importance and value of microchipping.
Light House Studio teaches self-expression via filmmaking to children from ages 8 to 18. There are numerous workshops throughout the year that enroll
underserved children in the Charlottesville community. These workshops help develop valuable life
skills, including interview tactics and team-building
skills, as well as providing specialized hands-on
knowledge of the technology involved in today’s
digital filmmaking.
Elizabeth Culbertson was one of the students tasked
with creating the PSAs for the CASPCA and she had nothing but praise for both the process and the CASPCA. “We chose the CASPCA because everyone in my group has an animal. A few students have lost pets and were reunited with them through the CASPCA,”
said Culbertson. Operation Ruby Slipper is extremely important to Elizabeth as she says,
“I have three older brothers who are significantly older than me, and my CASPCA dog is a
like a sister to me. We grew up together and if I ever lost her I’d be heartbroken. Everyone
should microchip their pet!”
Both Cohen and Culbertson note that the CASPCA is a great place for anyone at any age!
Culbertson adds that “animals can help people through a variety of things, including
depression or loneliness, and animals bring a warm feeling and you can’t help but smile
when you see one.”
Jamie Howard, the Creative Director at Payne, Ross & Associates, helped mentor the students at Light House Studio and was very enthusiastic about the project. He says, “ Light
House is a unique opportunity to intersect one’s career with kids in the process of exploring
their first interests and passions and getting hands on
experience. My job was often to get them to that forum
and help them agree on a simple idea. And once the
framework was in place, they thrived on the options
and avenues available to create from there.”
The Commercial Production workshop was supported by the Pymwymi Fund via the Charlottesville Area
Community Foundation. To learn more about the
CASPCA and Operation Ruby Slipper and to view the
PSAs that were created visit our website at caspca.org.
The 2015 bow-WOW-walk, held on Saturday, May
30th, was a fantastic day of doggie fun. Over 400 participants and their dogs came out for the 2nd annual
walk, raising more than $55,000 for the animals at the
CASPCA. Dogs and their owners gathered in Lee Park
before and after the walk along Charlottesville’s historic downtown, enjoying give-a-ways from generous
animal-loving sponsors, doggie ice cream, a doggie
pool park and so much more! The walk was led by our
“Top Dog” fundraising team, Natural Pet Essentials,
who raised an amazing $5,000 for homeless pets!!
We are greatly appreciative to all of our sponsors, vendors, volunteers, fundraisers and the hundreds
of people and pets who rallied together to
make this walk extraordinary! This was a huge
success for the animals
in need!
Eze A
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Phot
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A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS!
TOP DOG SPONSOR
STRUTTIN’ MUTT SPONSORS
AND THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR
DOGGIE DO GOODER AND SUPPORTING PUP SPONSORS, TOO!
MEET GLENN RUST
A lauded philanthropist, president and CEO of Virginia National Bank, president of the CASPCA Board of Directors, and a loving father, Glenn Rust is
devoted to the Charlottesville community in many ways. This year, Glenn was
honored with the Hovey S. Dabney award, an award that recognizes excellence
in corporate citizenship. With Glenn at its helm, Virginia National Bank is an
established and vital part of the greater Charlottesville community. Whether the
event is a walk/run fundraiser, our very own Critter Ball or serving as a board
member for organizations dedicated to community improvement, the Virginia
National Bank family sets a high standard for civic engagement and truly embodies the spirit of giving back.
A supporter of the CASPCA for years, Glenn is most proud of our No Kill mission and dedication to improving spay/neuter rates. His most meaningful experiences here at the shelter have included participating in and directing some of
our fundraising projects, as he is proud to see significant community donations
coming in, and knows that every cent will be put to good use. He also finds our dedication to animals with significant medical and behavioral challenges to be particularly inspiring and worthy of recognition. In 2009, Glenn lent
his considerable dancing skills to our annual Critter Ball after spending an hour a day, six days a week practicing
his routine for the two months leading up to the Ball. He felt it went extremely well and he had a blast performing
and helping to raise money for the CASPCA.
Glenn has been part of the Board of Directors since 2010 and says he is consistently impressed by the quality and
talents of the staff and volunteers who work here. While serving on our finance committee, Glenn helped ensure
that our financial resources were properly allocated and helped us raise the money needed to cover our expenses
and fund crucial facility and policy improvements. Glenn also served as our facilities chair, working with numerous members of the organization to ensure we are able to meet our high standards of care by keeping the building
in excellent working order and providing our staff with the tools they need to best serve the animals. In January of
this year, Glenn was elected to serve as our Board President and we are thrilled to have his skillset and expertise
guiding us into a future of community outreach and humane education as our mission expands.
As Board President, Glenn is looking forward to challenging us as an organization to become even better, particularly through improvements to our facilities and equipment and also through improvements to our community
outreach programs, including our low-cost spay/neuter initiative and our seasonal educational camps for schoolaged children. He is particularly fond of our summer arts camp for underserved kids in our community and was
amazed by the impact the program had last year when one of the camp participants brought in Camden, a stray
cat that had been bullied and terrorized by other kids in his neighborhood. After his experience at the CASPCA’s
summer arts camp, this student’s outlook changed and he realized what a difference he could make in the life of
this innocent and vulnerable cat.
As an organization that takes in over 3,000 animals each year, Glenn recognizes the
challenges we face and is passionate about helping us identify practical solutions that
not only enable us to serve the animals but also bring us closer to the community as a
resource during both difficult and joyful times.
RUMMAGE STORE UPDATE
We have made several improvements to better serve our donors and customers of the
Rummage Store, and ultimately to better serve the animals of our community and
the people who love them. Here are some of the improvements:
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More convenient donation hours & Pick-Ups: The Rummage Store donation dock is now open daily from 10AM to 5PM for your convenience.
The Rummage Store is now also open on Sundays from 10AM to 5PM.
Do you have questions about what we accept or need a pick up? Pickups are available on the 1st and
3rd Saturday of the month or by special appointment for large items within 20 miles of the Rummage
Store. Please call (434) 964-3334 or email [email protected] to schedule.
Friendlier prices: We now have a schedule for regularly reducing the price on unsold merchandise.
Our sales will be advertised online and on the Rummage Store Facebook page. Routine reduction in
prices will occur without notice, so shop often for new merchandise and newly reduced prices!
Shop a wide array of unique treasures: Antiques, Collectibles, Art, Toys, Vehicles, Furniture,
Clothing, Office, Appliances, Books, TVs, DVDs, Video, Audio, Computers (Pentium III or
higher), Housewares, Linens, Garden, Sporting Goods, Automotive, Home Improvements and
more! Books are half-price every first Saturday of the month.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY:
Our wonderful volunteer and longtime supporter,
Barbara McGill, has been in charge of cleaning and
organizing the donated linens and men’s clothing for
several years and has recently decided to decrease
her hours. We are currently seeking a new volunteer to
help with this position.
Interested in volunteering at the store?
Please call (434) 293-8475 or email [email protected].
Visit us today!
943 Preston Avenue, Charlottesville, VA
(434) 293-8475
[email protected]
Hours: 10AM to 6PM Tuesday – Saturday
10AM to 5PM Sunday
Donations Accepted: 10AM to 5PM Daily
All proceeds from the Rummage Store go to support animal care at the CASPCA!
Hi folks! I’m Tyra and I’m a sweet and outgoing dog who is looking for a new forever
home. I came to the CASPCA from a difficult home situation, and the staff here have
been overjoyed to have me in their care, but it’s now time for me to find a new family!
I am a people pleaser who loves attention, and is very curious about the world. I get a
little too excited with cats, therefore I’ll need a home where there are none. I know the
command ‘sit’, and will do it every time for treats! I also learn very quickly. I LOVE kids
and am very gentle with them. My foster family says I am the “best dog ever!” Please
come and spend some time with me, I am sure to warm your heart and home!
MEET TYRA!
WE ARE IN NEED OF
A HOME OF OUR OWN
IDGET!
MEET M
Hello! I am Midget, a little cat with a big heart! I came to the CASPCA from some
unfortunate circumstances. In the past, I have been admitted as a stray, and later, I was
adopted and returned because my owners were unable to care for me and treat my
temporary illness. Well, I feel all better now, and I am ready to find my new home! I just
know I have a bright future ahead of me, and I am sure that any day my perfect person
will walk through the front doors of the CASPCA. Is that perfect person you? I am a very
beautiful cat, and oh-so-soft! I absolutely love to snuggle, and I plan on being the best
friend to the lucky person who adopts me! I think I would make a great companion, so
please come visit with me today!
Visit www.caspca.org to view all of our adoptable pets!
CRUTCHFIELD’S DOG-FRIENDLY
COMPANY CULTURE
Recently cited by VA Business Magazine as one of the best businesses to
work for in 2015, Crutchfield has garnered praise for its positive, dog-friendly company culture. While Crutchfield has always been dog-friendly, the
practice wasn’t formalized until about four years ago, when Bill Crutchfield
asked his human resources department to craft a dog-friendly policy similar
to Google’s, which states, “ We’re a dog company.” They have worked hard
to strike a balance between being dog-friendly and people-friendly, with
careful consideration given to employees who suffer from allergies.
On any given day, there are about 10 dogs at Crutchfield who have plenty
of love to give, and there are treats to be found in just about every office. All
of the dogs who come to Crutchfield get along well with each other and are
happy to share the space, and they’re often invited to sit in on meetings! Crutchfield’s catalog and website frequently
feature employees’ dogs, and the owners
couldn’t be more proud. The dog-friendly company culture helps increase employee retention, inspires lower rates of
absenteeism, and reduces daily stress
levels while also serving as a great way to
strengthen employee relationships.
Junior, Crutchfield’s “official” employee
To those who are concerned that dogs may be a distraction in the workplace,
Bill asserts that all employees become distracted by things throughout the
day and there will always be some kind of distraction, but it doesn’t have to
reduce productivity in the workplace. In fact, studies out of Virginia Commonwealth University have shown that both productivity and creativity
increase when employees take short, regular breaks, and dogs are a fantastic,
natural way to remind us to step away from the desk.
Bill says that the CASPCA “is a wonderful organization
which provides people with a very important dimension
to life and owning a dog helps people with a better quality of life. I am a huge believer in owning multiple dogs
as they are pack animals and love to be together.” Bill’s
favorite memory of the shelter is when he took his children to the CASPCA to adopt their first pet and saw the
excitement in their faces. The Crutchfield family has been
incredibly involved in the CASPCA’s development over
the last several years, from donating TVs and entertainment systems, to sponsoring the annual Critter Ball and
Bill Crutchfield at the
bow-WOW-walk.
It’s important to Bill to give back to
bow-WOW-walk
the community and his goal is to set an example of good citizenship for future
generations, and we at the CASPCA are incredibly grateful for the Crutchfield
family’s compassion and generosity.
PET THERAPY TEAMS
For struggling readers, the chance to read with a
CASPCA therapy dog or cat can have profound
impacts on their education. Studies show that
reading to an animal helps children focus better,
improves literacy skills, provides a non-judgmental environment and increases self-confidence. The
CASPCA Pet Therapy Teams who participate in
the “Paws to Read” program are dedicated volunteers who value the importance of giving back
to the community to create a future generation of
more compassionate pet owners and a strong community of pet advocates.
Cale Elementary School teacher Sue Harris says, “Pet therapy has been a
motivating reason for my students to read at school. The kids practice their
books often during the week to be ready for their time with the dogs. Pet
therapy gives children an authentic reason to read!”
The CASPCA Pet Therapy Teams have completed over 200 therapy visits
from January to April 2015, where they have visited local libraries, elementary schools and nursing homes. To find out more about the program
or to learn how to become an CASPCA Pet Therapy Team member, please
contact Chelsea Mitchell at 434-964-3322 or [email protected].
2015 CRITTER BALL BEST IN SHOW
*Best of Winners (BOW)
Save the Date
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH
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Best of
WINNERS
6:00 PM
Omni Hotel
www.caspca.org
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*Best of Winners is the animal judged as the better of winners!
Because—let’s face it—all of our animals are winners!!
SUPPORT THE CASPCA WITH A LEGACY GIFT
Longtime Charlottesville resident Torey Todd has been a supporter of the
CASPCA since its “chicken coop” days in the retired shelter facility and fondly
remembers former Executive Director, Sally Mead, and all she did for the animals, for the CASPCA and for the local community. Originally from Charlotte,
North Carolina, Torey moved to Charlottesville to be closer to her parents and
sister. Her father, John, worked for Frank Hicks and Sons while her mother,
Helen, worked as a registered nurse and both were very supportive of their
community, generously giving their time volunteering for causes that were
dear to their hearts.
Torey’s furry family currently consists of cats Sumpter and Missy, siblings she
adopted here at the CASPCA eight years ago, and her gelding horse Easy, from Easy’s Cajun Blaze line. She happily
recalls visiting the CASPCA regularly with her best friend to visit with the
cats waiting for their fur-ever homes, and she has adopted all of her feline
family members from the CASPCA over the years. Recently, Torey has begun
planning for the future in a number of ways, including establishing a trust that
provides instructions and funding for the continued care of her beloved pets
should she pass away. She highly encourages all pet parents to make a plan
for their furry family members in the event that they are no longer around to
care for them, as it provides important protection for pets and peace of mind
for pet parents.
After planning for her loved ones and pets, Torey turned her attention towards the organizations with missions near and dear to her heart and the kind of legacy she hopes to leave behind. She
chose to make the CASPCA a beneficiary of her estate not only because of the work we do in the community, but also
because of our stable and lengthy history. Established in 1914, the CASPCA has dedicated itself to setting the animal
care and welfare standards, not only for the Commonwealth of Virginia, but
for the nation. Torey strongly recommends that people consider leaving a
portion of their estate to their favorite causes because “if we all did that, we
would have an even better community in which to live.”
When asked how she would like the CASPCA to utilize her gift, Torey
entrusted that decision to the Board of Directors who are serving when the
time comes. A strong supporter of our No Kill mission and our spay/neuter
program, Torey believes that the Board will know how best to serve the animals and the community with her donation. She finds a sense of peace and
comfort knowing that her legacy now includes providing for her community’s most vulnerable and most lovable four-legged residents.
CONSIDER THE CASPCA IN YOUR PLANNING
Every year at the CASPCA, thousands of companion animals are saved thanks to the generous support of caring friends just like you. By choosing to name the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA as a beneficiary in your will, trust or in another type of planned gift, you are
helping to ensure that the CASPCA can continue saving animals throughout our community for many years to come. Planned giving can generate income for you now and in the
future, reduce taxes, and help preserve wealth for your family.
Learn more at caspca.org/give/legacy-gifts/
CRITTER BALL TO FEATURE THE OLATE DOGS
This year, the Best in Show Critter Ball will be featuring the
winners of the 2012 America’s Got Talent competition, the
Olate Dogs!
EVENT DETAILS:
Saturday, October 10th | 6:00 PM
Omni Hotel, Charlottesville
These amazing dogs were rescued by the Olate
family and are now helping to raise awareness for
animals in need. The act includes numerous tricks
such as dogs jumping rope, going down slides and
riding scooters.
In addition to the entertainment, guests will enjoy a cocktail hour, a
silent and live auction and dancing.
Learn more about this exciting event at caspca.org.
Sunday, September 27th
10AM to 3PM
Compassionate Care Clinic
at the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA
The SPCA is now offering
Compassionate Pet Care Clinics
These clinics will provide a wellness exam, pet care
education, rabies vaccines, other vaccines and routine
wellness care at a very reduced fee. Clients must show
proof of public assistance to qualify for care.
SERVICES OFFERED:
BASIC WELLNESS EXAM FREE RABIES VACCINE INCLUDED
FVRCP VACCINE (CATS)
DAPP VACCINE (DOGS)
KENNEL COUGH VACCINE (DOGS)
STRONGID DEWORMER
FELV/FIV TEST (CATS)
MICROCHIP
NAIL TRIM
EAR MITE TREATMENT
REVOLUTION FLEA PREVENTATIVE APPLICATION (CATS)
FLEA/TICK PREVENTATIVE APPLICATION (DOGS)
Visit www.caspca.org
to pre-register today!
Questions? Call 434.973.5959
$15
$5
$5
$5
$5
$15
$10
$10
$25
$10
$12
TRIBUTE WALL
In Memory of Pets
Abner Hargrave
Virginia Veterinary Specialists
Addy
Larry & Kitty Pettit
All the Shelties
Eddie & Virginia Creasy
All the cats & kittens
M. Denise Buddendeck
Ari
The Handlers
Atticus
Timothy & Corinne Conlon
Augie
Richard Concepcion &
Jane Washburn
Austin Schutt
Jenny Pruitt
Babe
Bailey
Cindy L. Smith
Baxter
Kendall G. & Peter Bradshaw
Bear Thurston
Bella Brindley
Bellsa
Pat, Jen, Lu & O
Bentley
James & Linda S. McCormick
Bessie
Chris, Connie & Elle Zazakos
Big Boy
Carolyn Arrington Smith
Biscuit
Elizabeth & Richard Morgan
Bishop
Lisa Rollins
Blackjack
Ethel deNeveu
Blue
Cindy L. Smith
Bo Culver
Carter & Gail Hoerr
Boo
Bounder Kennedy
Bowie Gray
Brandi
Joyce H. Morris
Braunson Cooper
Brit
Joseph Feola
Buddy
Olivia Branch
Buoy Poe
James Carnes & Clark Hantzmon
Casey
Danielle Moses
Cashmere
Richard F. Schupp
Cecily
Stephen K. Stearns
Chelsea
Enos & Emily Powell
Chewie
Jenny Mead
Chloe Andrews
Mary & Warren Andrews
Chloe Moria
Michael Cain
Coal
Anonymous
Coco Bragg
CocoaNut Schof
Deborah A. Triant
Cookie Pompell
Daisy
Bobbi Haden
Daisy
Karen Hughes
Daisy Mae
Raymond & Donna Conley
Darby
Ella & Richard Strubel
Dexter
Susan Cabell Mains
Dinahfriday
Pam Langley
Divot Moubray
Duffy
Doris A. Bohon
Duncan Acke
Dusty
Florence & Pete Bruce
Ella
Victoria Keller
Eloise
Alan & Helen Staley
Elsa
Kenneth & Michele Kellermann
Emma Kate
Marylebone
Emma Kate Parrish
Emma Grist
Emma Nicely
Elizabeth & Andy Kline
Eve Carpenter
Debbie Vermillion
Fauve
Wendy Perry
Frannie
Barbara Thompson
Fudge Eberhardt
Grady
Marjorie Garmey &
Melinda Baumann
Griffin Spear
Wayne & Janet Hudgins
Gus
Tom & Annie Tromey
Hallie Roberts/Hopkins
Melba Atkinson,
Hannah
Jan Martin
Hannah Sarjeant
Harper Lee Atkinson
Margaret & Howard Gutgesell
Hopper
Ginger Greene
Hoover Tiedman
Ian
Heather Clark
Ike D’Agostino
Iko Ray
Emmie & Jon Wright
Indy
Lynette Menchero
Ira Hoy
Bob & Shirley Elliott
J.P.
Joanne Infantino
Jack
Christina Riebeling & Scott Wiley
Jackson Gargalli
Ella & Richard Strubel
Jasmine Lemar
Jason
Jeffrey
Alarie & Chris Tennille
Jessie Hazel
Jinks
Sandra & Terry Tucker
Joey
Anne & James Shipe
Kay Kay
Edward Palmer
Kenny
Paula T. Caldwell
Kentucky
Heather Clark
Tribute gifts are also listed online at www.caspca.org.
We sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions.
Please contact (434) 964-3320 or [email protected]
with any corrections or questions. Gifts listed 2/2015- 5/2015.
Kitten Peppard
Deborah A. Triant
Lacey
Natalie McRoberts & Family
Lexi
Page R. Flannery
Lexi Butler
Lilly
Maureen S. McCusty
Lincoln Caine-Conley
Brittany & Lindsay Caine-Conley
Loki
Marjorie Garmey &
Melinda Baumann
Lovey
Earnest & Janice Dodrill
Lucius
Lucky
James & Jane O’Kelley
Lucy
Ann & James Donovan
Luna
Dahne & Chip Morgan
Luna Palmgre
Maddie Atkins
Maddie Moriarty
Deborah A. Triant
Maevis
Margaret Mayer
Maggie Harlow
Maggie May Kight
Mama Featherstone
Marley Gross
Meredith P. Gross
Martha
Alarie & Chris Tennille
Max Warner
Daniel & Bonnie Kliamovich
Merlin
John DiMarco & Jane Erwine
Merlin Atkinson
Margaret & Howard Gutgesell
Midnight Yates
Mikey Davis
Ruth J. Davis
Miles
Genie Abrams & Tim Riss
Miles
Rachel Quimby
Millie
Ann Black
Millie
Susan Towe
Misty
Christine S. Kennedy
Misty
Curtis & Doris Shular
Misty Guide
Deborah A. Triant
Mogie Morrison
Moonbeam
Moose
Susan Cabell Mains
Myown
Adrienne Darrah
Nathan Hale
New Kitty Isabella
Nudge
Lucy, Jack & Sean Emery
Oskar Meyer
Jeanne Runkle,
Oti
Kim Sirridge
Pacific
Jim & Anna Madigan
Paco “Eddie”
Kathy Fontenot
Patch
Christopher Meyer & Amy Wickless
Patches
Florence & Pete Bruce
Patriot
Lucia Kaestner
Pearl
B.B. Schenk & Robert Layton
Pearl Augustus
Virginia Craven, Rachel A. Harrison,
Charles Noell
Pearl Flood
Phin
John & Lamar Toole
Pippin
Barbara Tilley
Poogie
Corliss Bradley
Princess Clark
Puff
Barbara Tilley
Putter
Edwin Rushia & Christine Fleckles
Roadie
Mary Helen Jessup
Rocky
Suzanne W. Jones
Rocky
Danielle Moses
Rocky
Rocky Walker
Rosie
Elena Squitieri
Rosie Norgren
Roxie Caule
Runner Mundrich
Rusty
Louise Reeve
Sam
Karen Schwenzer
Sam
JJ Towler
Sam Ballard
Debra & Kim Kirschnick
Samantha Ann Holland
Sandy
Carol & Ky Lindsay
Scamp
Lucy, Jack & Sean Emery
Scooter
Rose & Rob Capon
Scootz
Shelby T. Clements
Scout
Shadow
Linda & Jeff Sobel
Shorty
Barbara Thompson
Simon
Jim & Anna Madigan
Sir Arthur Hay
Spaetzle
JJ Towler
Splash Guide
Deborah A. Triant
Spot
Renee Savage & Glenn Doggett
Stevie
Jeff, Georgia & Wesley Mitchell
Summer
Taffy
Taft
Sharon Gregory
Tanner
Jean Bash
Tar
Tara
Robert & Darlene Barber
Taz
Kelleen Smith
Teasel
Karen Olsen
Tee
Shelby T. Clements
Tessa
David Hannah & Laurie McDade
Thunder
The Thomas Howard Family
Tigger
Eleanor Busa
Timmy
Wendy Perry
Toby
Claus & Velma Reichle
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