Winter Edition - Animal Friends Connection Humane Society

Animal Friends Connection Humane Society’s
Waggin’ tails
Winter 2010 Issue
Promoting Compassion Toward All Creatures
Humane Education & Adoption Referrals
Holiday Pet Hazards
While you are busy making your festive plans
for Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, and Christmas,
please don’t forget to include your pets. The
holidays are a time for giving, but there are
some things you should not share with your
furry friends. Once you know the hazards, a
little precaution and prevention will make holidays a happy time for everyone.
Ornaments:
Sharp or breakable ornaments, dreidels, and even aluminum foil
should be kept out of reach. String objects, especially tinsel and
ribbons, are to be safeguarded at all costs. They are thin and
sharp and can wrap around intestines or ball up in the stomach.
Stress and company:
With everyone coming and going, watch out for open doors and
sneaky pets. Make sure your pets have updated collars and
tags on in case of escape. Microchipping your pet will also help
Some of the more common holiday hazards include:
if your pet escapes. All pets should have at least two forms of ID
Bones:
on them at all times. Ask guests to keep an eye out for pets unThe holiday turkey or chicken will leave a lot of tantalizing
der foot and remind them that sometimes your normally friendly
bones, but don’t feed them to your pet. Beware of steak bones, dog or cat may be less than willing to deal with enthusiastic chiltoo. Small bones or bone chips can lodge in the throat, stomach, dren and rooms full of unfamiliar people. Provide a special quiet
place with a blanket and fresh water for your pets to retreat to
and intestinal tract.
when the festivities get too stressful.
Holiday plants:
Candy:
Holly and mistletoe are extremely poisonous when eaten. The
lovely poinsettia may not be truly poisonous but its milky white
Many dogs have a sweet tooth, but candy can be deadly, so
sap and leaves can certainly cause severe gastric distress. With make sure those holiday boxes of chocolate are put out of Fido's
so many hybrid varieties available each year, the best approach reach. Chocolate contains theobromine, an alkaloid similar to
is to keep the plants out of your pet’s reach.
caffeine, that can cause nerve damage and even death in dogs.
Keep plenty of healthy dog and cat treats on hand instead.
Electrical cords:
Holiday lights mean more electrical cords for kittens and puppies to chew. Be sure you have cords secured and out of the
Content provided on HealthyPet.com for educational purposes
way.
only on health care and medical issues that may affect pets and
should never be used to replace professional veterinary care
Candles:
from a licensed veterinarian.
Lighted candles should never be left unattended and that is
even more important if left at kitty’s eye level or within puppy’s
chewing zone. An exuberant tail or a swat of a paw can turn
candles and hot wax into an instant disaster. Anchor candles
Workshops/Volunteer Opportunities
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securely and away from curious faces and feet.
In this issue
Pine needles:
Check around holiday trees frequently. Ingested pine needles
can puncture your pet’s intestines.
Christmas tree:
Make sure your tree is well secured. If you have a tree-climbing
cat or large dog with a happy tail, anchor the top of the tree to
the wall, using strong cord or rope. Preservatives often used in
the water in a tree stand can cause gastric upsets, so be sure it
is inaccessible or not used. Avoid sugar and aspirin additives in
the water as well.
www.animalfriendsconnect.org
AFCHS HOTLINE 209-368-1761
Fiesta Dinner/Furr Ball
Happy Tails
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Donations
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Memorials
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Adoptions Needed
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AFCHS Board Members
Patricia Sherman, President
Carrie Anderson, Secretary
Marian Repp, Vice President
Donna Swinney, Reporting Treasurer
Mailing Address P.O. Box 2314 Lodi, Ca 95241
Phil Laughlin
Barbara Steinheimer
Patti Womer
Animal Help Line 24 hour voice mail 209-368-1761
Education Center Office & Cat Adoption Room
933 S. Cherokee Lane - Lodi, Ca
209 365-0535
AFCHS Workshops
A.F.C.H.S. Committee Recruitment
Pet Loss support group - "Nikky's Door" Is dedicated to
helping people deal with the loss of a beloved pet. This support group is held twice monthly in Lodi and Stockton. A
public health nurse and counselor, Beverly Templeton, started the workshop for AFCHS nearly 10 years ago after losing
her 12-year-old poodle, Nikky.
We need your help! If you or someone you know would like
to be more involved with Animal Friends Connection, we are
looking for committee volunteers. We need help in the
following areas:
Pets Behavin' Badly - Held the last Monday of alternate
months except holidays. Dr. Penny Hodge provides guidance with behavior problems in your dog or cat. Please call
for location & dates. (209) 365-0535
Furr Ball (February)
Bowl For Pets (March)
Jog a Dog
(May)
Garden Tour (June)
Fiesta Dinner (August)
Fund Development
Capital Campaign
Building Campaign
Corporate Sponsorships
Volunteer Recognition
If you would like more information on joining one of our
committees please email [email protected],
call 209-365-0535, or fill out the information below and return
it to: AFCHS, P.O. Box 2314, Lodi, CA 95241. Thank you!
Name:___________________________________________
Address:_____________________City:_________________
Phone: Cell & home:________________Fax:____________
Email:___________________________________________
First Aid for Pets - Workshop covers various emergency
situations involving your pets. Classes held upon request for
groups. Call (209) 365-0535.
Feral Cat Management - Marian Repp, AFCHS board
member and Dr. Ann Zinck are instructors. Classes are held
upon request. Call (209) 365-0535.
Therapy Dog Certification - We offer the public an opportunity to take their personal pets through a certification process enabling them to visit local nursing homes, hospital
wards and developmental centers in our community. After
registration they may opt to visit on their own or become an
AFCHS Therapy dog/handler. Linda Wendorff, “Therapy
Dogs Inc” board member, donates her time traveling to the
Stockton/Lodi area from Vacaville. Therapy Dogs training is
free and offered twice yearly. Call (209) 365-0535.
All Workshops are FREE!
Volunteer Opportunities
Immediate positions available!
All it takes is a few hours of spare time once a week to make a difference to the animals. Whether it's working with the
public or on a computer, opening your home to a foster animal, spaying/neutering and supervising feral cats, or helping
people over the phone, we have something for you! Students can also get credit for their volunteer hours!
Dog Walkers and Kennel Help
Adults or teenagers that enjoy walking or running and would like to walk our dogs one or more days a week year round.
Mornings after 7am or late afternoons. Spend time socializing and playing with the dogs.
Mobile Adoption Site Volunteers
Coordinate and volunteer to help with needy pets to come to adoption sites. Help with set-up and breakdown of adoptions, interview prospective adopters, coordinate pet deliveries to their new homes.
Help to clean cat cages and cuddle with cats at adoption sites.
Cat Cuddlers
Youth or adults to brush, pet and socialize cats and to help with cleaning. Seven days a week 9am to 7pm.
Fundraising and Raffle Help
Help organize one or more events each year and/or help organize our Furr Ball and Fiesta raffles.
It does take a commitment to help out. For more information e-mail Patricia Sherman at
[email protected]
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2010 Fiesta Dinner:
Fall 2010 Therapy Dpgs:
Our Eighth Annual Fiesta Dinner
held in August at Max and Barbara
Steinheimer’s in their beautiful garden was a huge success.
The below people and their canine friends completed the
Fall 2010 Therapy dogs class.
Janice Donnelly ----and ----Charlie
Charlene Martin-----and------- Dixie
We sold 230 tickets and grossed over $13,000.00.
Sandra Mohan-------and------Jake
Casa Mexicana in Lodi did the catering and did an excellent
job, everyone enjoyed the food. In memory of their beloved
daughter who loved animals, they partially donated the dinner.
As usual our silent auction and raffle is one of the best around
offering many great prizes to be won or bid upon.
Everyone enjoyed the music by DJ, David Allyn Kraham.
A special desert cookie donated by Olde Tyme Pastries in
Turlock had edible pictures of our cats and dogs in need of
homes.
We thank the Steinheimers, the Fiesta committee and all our
volunteers for their help making this the best event ever.
Thank you to all the donors and business that contributed to
this years event by advertising the event, selling tickets, or
donating food, raffle or silent auction items.
Another highlight of the evening was the separate drawing for
the 1964 Ford Thunderbird donated to us by a wonderful
anonymous donor and was won by Valarie Harper of Lodi.
We made nearly $12,000 from that raffle.
Thank you to all the businesses and everyone else that supported us by selling or purchasing tickets during the raffle of
the car.
We look forward to next years
Fiesta Dinner scheduled for
August 13th 2011, at
The Steinheimers.
Suzan Bonnington-----and-----Sophie
India Ramacher -----and------Shorty
Raven Emond -------and------Honey Bear
Kristin Tokunaga ---–--and------Sally
Richard Hanner ---–----and------Jake
Judy Hayashida------and-------Jake
Roberta Alexander---- –and-----Sweet Pea
Bob Phibbs -----------and------ Maddie Mae and Willy
Sherida Phibbs-------and------Willie and Maddie Mae
Rod Bell ---------------and-----------Bailey
Lauren Thomas –----and-----------Scamp
Maxine Shear --------and--------- Jazz
Barbara George--------and-------Meeko
Martha Myles---------and-------- Fuzzy
Lorriane Ramsey---------and-------Rekahl
Diane Gartner --------and--------Roxanne
Tom Whitesides---------and---------Meeko
Shirlee Twing---------and---------Jude
Lynn Lynch-----------and---------Tiger Lily
Robert Freeman--------and----------Sam
Jann Foulke-----------and----------Sasha
Julie Collins------------and-----------Orla
Join us March 5th 2011 for the Furr Ball
Karen Angerstein-----------and-------------Sam
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The date for our Furr Ball is Saturday, March 5 2011
at Oakridge Winery, mark your calendars now.
We normally hold this event in
February but decided to hold it a
little later this coming year so that
we might miss all the crab feeds.
If anyone would like to join the committee, help at the event or make a
contribution please contact
Patricia Sherman @ 333-1239.
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Happy Tails
Wish List
Hi Donna,
I thought it would be nice to let you know that Ruby
(Emmy) is doing wonderful! We adopted her from you
back in April. She is a wonderful girl and has made herself part of our family. We take her to the dog park
about 3 times a week and she just LOVES it! She is so good with other dogs,
always respectful and gentle and we even take her over to the little dog side
and she loves them! Rosy, our other dog, and Ruby love each other and Ruby
has been a good influence on Rosy getting her more active, but not pestering
at all. My husband takes Ruby running, and we also go on almost daily walks
over to the school yard. We love Ruby. She is so very sweet. I just thought
that in a world of so much bad news, that a success story would make all your
efforts worthwhile!
At Animal Friends Connection Humane Society we have many wishes. These wishes are
things that can help us do a better job at
helping out the animals in our adoption/foster
network. Also, these wishes can improve or
expand our organization to be able to help
more homeless animals. Below is a list of our
current wishes:
-Printing.
-Postage stamps.
-Pet scale for small and large animals.
Jennifer
-A handy-person willing to donate time.
-Foster homes for our dogs or cats until they
get adopted.
Hi Donna,
I don't know why, but I was thinking about you today and thought I'd just
drop a line about the little poodle we adopted about a year and a half ago,
Murphy. You might remember us because Murphy had a rough start – he
was sick, had worms, etc., and you received several emails from me about his health issues soon
after the adoption - but he has turned out to be an unbelievably great dog. He’s so kind and never crabby, even when our cat eats his food or our daughter carries him around. He’s happy and
healthy and is a great addition to our family. He's a true people dog who loves his family, and
he's enjoying a comfortable and happy life. I hope you are doing well and just wanted you to
hear something happy for the weekend.
Caroline Liss
Our web page and
Petfinder link are
continuously updated with
pictures of dogs and cats
available for adoption
www.animalfriendsconnect.org
-A gardener to trim bushes and provide weed
control once a month.
-Van and insurance.
-Land or a house for a permanent adoption
center/shelter.
-Dog and Cat food and cat litter for the pets in
our care.
Hello Pat,
I just wanted to send you some updated pictures of Layla! She is doing wonderful and now weighs 120lbs...so she's a BIG girl. She is a wonderful dog and I
just want to thank you again for this opportunity.
Sara Belluomini
About 2 years ago we received a frantic phone call from Holly, who had seen a cat at one of our local
Stockton pet stores. Holly had been out of town for a week, and had thought about 'Grizabella' all
week. She had worried all week that she had been adopted by someone else. 'Grizzie' (affectionately
called) was still available - much to Holly's relief! Grizabella had been a downtown Stockton stray that
had multiple litters of kittens before she was rescued and brought to AFC. Grizabella went to live with
Holly and Don and is now thriving in the lap of kitty luxury. She has her own bean bag and couch to
lay on, her own sunny room and lots of windows to sit and watch the world go by - warm and safe! No more worries about
where to find her next meal and how to keep her babies safe! Grizabella has been shortened to Bella - a much more fitting title
for the Princess she is!
Shilo was a long term adult female that had grown up in our foster care system. When Holly saw
Shilo the first time, it was love at first sight. As with Bella, Holly kept thinking about Shilo. She
asked if we thought that Shilo and Bella would get along. As with all of our adoptions, we discussed
it with Holly and decided that it might be a good match. Shilo has done wonderful with Bella and
now also has her own bean bag and sunny room to watch the world go by. And the best thing for
Shilo - no more mobile cat adoptions to go to!
Thank You So Much Holly and Don!!!
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Happy Tails
Wooly was taken from the Stockton Shelter.
Here is the most recent picture of Wooly who is not so
wooly anymore. This was taken after his first trip to the
groomer ("Grooming Extraordinaire").. Of course he was
the "hit" of the day at the groomers because of his disposition and perfect behavior. He is a real winner as you described him. A really perfect dog who is bright, friendly and lovable. Now
that he has been groomed it probably turns out that he has a good bit of
Bichon in his DNA. Whatever, we are most grateful for your care and consideration. Best Wishes.
Dog and Cat Adoption Locations
Animal Friends Dog and Cat Sanctuary
933 S. Cherokee Ln, Lodi
Mon - Fri 12:00 - 7:00pm Weekends 11 - 4pm
Petco
6112 Pacific Ave Stkn,
Every Sat 11-3pm
Cats seen daily
PetSmart
10520 Trinity Pkwy, Stkn
Sat 11-3pm
For more information call the Hotline 368-1761
Lawrence Terry
Kyle was rescued running the streets in downtown Lodi, he was around 5 years old.
A wonderful family that lived near the Oregon border sent in an application that was perfect for him.
Hi to all, I wanted to let you know that Spike (AKA Kyle) is a wonder dog. He learns everything fast and
his manners are what any dog owner would be impressed with. His tail never stops wagging. Now that
the weather has warmed his cough is gone. Spike has a new sister. (Not planned) Sassy is a Yorkie
that has had no discipline at all. She had no idea that she was a dog. Spike to the rescue. He helps
me with her training and he has let her know how dogs act. We are very happy with our Spike. I go to your site often and wish
I could adopt them all.
Spike, Sassy, Jack and Linda.
Holly to the rescue - again!!!
Mission Statement
Our mission is to promote the human-animal bond and
the humane treatment of animals through public
education and pet adoptions.
“Not just an adoption – a perfect match”
Our Vision:
A no-kill community where every cat and dog has a
permanent, loving home.
Gracie was brought to AFC as a very scared
and timid girl. She hid at our sanctuary as
she was terrified of the other cats. At the
foster homes she became more secure and
less fearful but still was not happy with the
other cats. Holly fell in love with Gracie immediately and as with her
other 2 adopted cats, couldn't get her off her mind! Once again, Holly
called us to try to offer sanctuary to a very needy adult cat. Gracie
came in to Holly's home a little shy, but it didn't take her long to realize
that she was safe and that the other cats were not going to be a
threat. Gracie now loves Holly and gets along wonderful with the other
cats. Bella, Shilo, Gracie, Holly and Don are a “Happy Tails” family!!!
Wesley and Winston are siblings that were adopted from us about three years ago. They were semi feral at the
time this wonderful couple adopted them and they are now tame cats. They are indoor only cats with a gorgeous
view of a golf course. After they had been with them for awhile the boys started feuding with each other but it
sounds as if they are getting along again.
Hi Pat- I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I have been meaning to send an update on the boys for a while
now. We had a major break through with them... they are getting along much better and have stopped fighting for
the most part. We have even had both of them in bed with us at the same time just inches apart. There is still the occasional scuffle,
but it is more noise than contact and all we have to do is raise our voice a little for it to stop. They are both very affectionate and are
even allowing us to give them belly rubs. I am attaching a few new photos to show how relaxed they have
gotten. I will keep you posted. Please let everyone that knew them know how well they are doing.
Happy Holidays!
Michelle and Gary Renelt
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Animal Friends Connection Humane Society
Gratefully acknowledges donors that have assisted us in maintaining our commitment to
the health and welfare of animals in our area
January 2010 - June 2010
Premiere Donors:
Ann Truppa
Phil Laughlin & Ann Zinck
R.T. McCarty
C.A. Webster Foundation
Evelyn Cintola Trust
Barbara & Max Steinheimer
Oak Ridge Winery
Holly Neri
Stockton Asparagus Festival - Volunteers
PETCO Foundation PETSMART Charities
Service Donors:
Please support and shop at the businesses that provide services to us
Lodi Veterinary Hospital
Lodi Pac n Ship
Dr. Penny Hodge DVM MS
San Joaquin Dog Training Club
Sierra Veterinary Clinic
Vineyard Veterinary Hospital
Cherokee Veterinary Hospital
Pacific Veterinary Hospital
Beauty of the Beast
Mary Gillespie Photography
Duncan & Co, Certified Public
Accountants
Boggiano’s Men’s Store
Weigums Lodi Nursery
Mokelumne River Hospital
Allen’s Pet Resort
Gluskins Photography in
Stockton on the Miracle Mile
Sunset Kennels
The Pet Set
Berghold Winery
Hula Girl Beverages
Darrell Drummond Family
Financial Associates
Donations:
Janis Camper
Priscilla Castro
Kathleen Burke
Katrina Dattolo
Aetna Foundation
Patty Womer
Nancy Schmer
Ellen Mazzoni Hubler
Machado, Inc.
Donna Combs
Martin & Gina Maxwell
M. Sandoval
Adelina Sanchez
Anna Rivera
Garrett Young
Mark Antonini
Sharon Wise
Diana Garcia
Alison Biagioni
Eric Roberts
John Kautz Farms
Sharon Banek
Valerie & Thomas Palmar
Donna Smith
Tom & Emily Cole
Amazon Services
Dr. Joel & Mayumi Steinberg
Barry Muller
Frances Hutchins
Dr. Yusuke Suzuki DMD
& staff
Cynthia Schmierer
Peggy Fry
Susan Phelps
George & Jan Berg
Claudia & Frank Prather
Pat Kiessler
Valerie McField
The Garibaldi Company
Christine Zanni
Valerie & Jeff Harper
John Lezak
Juliette Noh
Linda Du Burg
Odermatt Enterprises
Royce Farms BBQ
Susan Nuffer
Dan & Amy Fritz
Stephan & Susan Lange
Ilse Andreas
Laura Schlatter
Therese Volk
Donald & Rita May
Suzan & Bill Bonnington
Deborah Randall
Rebecca Haas
Loren Perry
Jim & Jane Rogers
Ronald Dancer
Adonna Mellish
Maria Kralj
Henry & Phyllis Geiszler
Ellen Lopez
Kathy Krause
Charlotte Randolph
Nancy Ballot
Devra Bommarito
Joshua Webb
Kelli Haase
Tractor Supply Co.
Marge Williams
Marlene Hienz
Thelma Beasley
William Cook
Clifford & Elayne Murray
Jacquelyn Mythen
Richard &
Margaret Anaforian
Gwinnett Mitchell
Ilse Andreas
Karen Bongi
Circle of Friends Members
Phil Laughlin & Ann Zinck
Joan Herzog
Dante’s California Style Pizza
Laddie & Brian Erbele
Robert & Jacquelyn Mythen
Diana Delrio
Bill Cook
Charla Emerson
Donna Johnson
Vittoria Bossi
Wendy Vessels
Dr. Madhukar & Kishori Chaubal
Jenny Candelario
Lee Hemminger
Leslie Snyder
Sylvia Hertz
Nancy Pineda
Gerald Fish
Barbara Worrall
Michelle Allen
Brenda Burg
Pete & Kris Condy
Susan Stratford
Carter's Pet Mart
Van Ruiten Winery
A Special Thank-you to our 2010 Jog-A-Dog Sponsors & volunteers:
Dr. Joel & Mayumi Steinberg
Sierra Veterinary Clinic
Dr. Yusuke Suzuki DMD
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Cherokee Veterinary Hospital
Duncan Press
Lodi Veterinary Hospital
Max & Barbara Steinheimer
Ben’s Appliances, Inc.
Lodi Transmissions
Kautz Farms
Vineyard Veterinary Hospital
BUY-4-LESS
Donations In Memory of:
Roy Grose
Alice Castellanos
Diane Stipes
Sharon McGarrah
Barbara Strickland
Lodi Sunrise Rotary Club
Gary Schmierer
Christine Bamesberger-Youngsma
Brigetta Marchetti
Marli Noceti
Jeanne Steinheimer
Max & Barbara Steinheimer
Roger Smatsky
Karver Family
Paul Johnson
Paula Albertson
Donations In Honor of:
David Sasaki
Richard & Victoria Wright
Philip Laughlin
Rena Sibell
Mary Anne Fry
Salvador Vargas
Alicia Mordhorst
Catherine Dodson
Sue Ann Minden
Ann Tecklenburg
Jacquelyn Mythen
Jack & Mary Wright
'Riley'
Richard Neil Sokol Jr.
Pet Memorials:
Oliver Lovebug Evans
Bonney Schnabel
All her cats & dogs
Donna Sinclair
Minki
Patricia Graham
Lizzie
Richard & Margaret
Anaforian
Barney
Catherine Boyd
Nola
Christeen Ferree
Carol Farron
Max
Barbara Bagley
Mija
Mary Sommer
A special friend to the animals
Peter Yagi
Chiyo Shingu
Norma Schimke
The Wednesday Club
Peepers
Patricia Graham
Ann C Truppa
Dorothy Lang
Gay Marino
John Carlin
Charlotte Randolph
Sammy
Laura Staley
In memory and with many thanks to
O.J.
Lynn Camacho
Miss Mousie
Rebecca Douglass
OD
Susan Carson
Kitty Phillips
Karen & John Stephens
Dr Balfour’s Dog
Joel & Mayumi Steinberg
Peanuts Hatanaka
Amy Toy
Simba
Joan Rowe
Emma
Tom & Teresa Machado
The Circle of Friends
Charter Member Pledge and Benefits:
As a Circle of Friends member, I am committed to a
sustaining donation of a minimum of $600 a year to
Animal Friends Connection Humane Society. As a member,
I am entitled to: one free ticket to an AFCHS fundraising
event of my choice, a 10% discount on event tickets and
merchandise sold by AFCHS, acknowledgement of my
support on the AFCHS Website and in the office, an
enormous “Thank You” from the animals whose lives I
saved or improved by enabling us to continue our work in
spay/neuter, adoptions, and education.
Yes! I pledge to sustain
Animal Friends Connection Humane Society’s work to:
save the lives of animals,
find perfect matches for adoptable animals,
educate the public about the care and
responsibilities of pet guardianship.
Please sign me up as a sustaining donor in the AFCHS’s
“Circle of Friends”
I have committed to make a minimum yearly donation of:
_______$600 per year or
_______$150 quarterly
_______or $50 monthly
I have made my donation through:
_____ Network for Good
____ United Way
_____ Electronic Bank transfer/check ____ Enclosed check
Signed: _________________________Date: ___________
Animal Friends Connection Humane Society is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit that is dedicated to Humane Education
and the promotion of spaying and neutering. Donations can be sent to
Animal Friends Connection Humane Society P.O. Box 2314, Lodi, CA 95241
All gifts are tax deductible as allowed by law.
You can designate your United Way contribution to our organization. EIN # 68-0315789
We now accept donations online! www.animalfriendsconnect.org
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Animal Friends Connection Humane Society
P.O. Box 2314
Lodi, CA 95241
NON-PROFIT ORG
US Postage
PAID
Lodi, CA
Permit No. 86
O R CURRE NT RES I DE NT
To the world you are one person.
To a rescued animal, you ARE the world!
Sam is a wonderful golden
retriever
mix. He was
adopted from
us about
6 years ago,
but unfortunately his family is having to move to a trailer
where they can't have a larger dog
so we are having to move him to a
kennel situation. He is now about
8 years old, just a wonderfully
sweet dog--he loves people more
than anything else, and he would
be a great dog to take through therapy dog training. He weighs 60
pounds, is neutered of course, and
is very friendly and obedient
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Special needs
kitten in need
of a good
home:
Blinkie is a 3
month old,
very playful
kitten. She's
very sweet
and loving, but
desperately needs another kitten
or playful cat to live with.
Blinkie is blind. She was born with
this congenital condition. She is
very healthy otherwise and thinks
she is a normal kitten.
She needs a safe, loving, forever
home to call her own. Please call
our volunteer at 209-401-4773 for
more information on Blinkie.
Waggin’ Tails Winter 2010
Animal Friends Connection
Humane Society
Promoting Compassion Toward All Creatures
(209) 365-0535
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Maddies Fund Statistics for Lodi CA 2009
Annual Reporting Form/Adoption Guarantee Organizations (Exhibit A)
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
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NAME OF ORGANIZATION: Animal Friends Connection
DATE OF REPORT: (January 2009 - December 2009)
BEGINNING SHELTER COUNT (1.1.2009)
INTAKE (Live Dogs & Cats Only)
From the Public
Healthy
Treatable – Rehabilitatable
Treatable – Manageable
Unhealthy & Untreatable
Subtotal Intake from the Public
Incoming Transfers from Maddie Partner Organizations (LODI ANIMAL SHELTER)
Healthy
Treatable – Rehabilitatable
Treatable – Manageable
Unhealthy & Untreatable
Subtotal Intake from Incoming Transfers from Maddie Parnter Orgs
Incoming Transfers from Non-Partner Organizations (STOCKTON , MERCED, MANTECA,
SONORA, TRACY ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES
Healthy
Treatable – Rehabilitatable
Treatable – Manageable
Unhealthy & Untreatable
Subtotal Intake from Incoming Transfers from Orgs outside Community/Coalition
From Owners/Guardians Requesting Euthanasia
Healthy
Treatable – Rehabilitatable
Treatable – Manageable
Unhealthy & Untreatable
Subtotal Intake from Owners/Guardians Requesting Euthanasia
Total Intake
[B + C + D + E]
Owner/Guardian Requested Euthanasia (Unhealthy & Untreatable Only)
ADJUSTED TOTAL INTAKE [F minus G]
ADOPTIONS (only dogs and cats adopted by the public)
Healthy
Treatable – Rehabilitatable
Treatable – Manageable
Unhealthy & Untreatable
TOTAL ADOPTIONS
OUTGOING TRANSFERS to Organizations within Community/Coalition (specify orgs)
Healthy
Treatable – Rehabilitatable
Treatable – Manageable
Unhealthy & Untreatable
Dog
Cat
Total
65
177
242
66
12
5
0
83
101
50
2
0
153
167
62
7
0
236
3
2
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
0
0
5
180
128
15
3
326
0
0
0
0
0
180
128
15
3
326
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
414
153
567
0
0
0
414
143
567
240
120
16
0
180
0
0
0
420
120
16
0
376
180
556
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Maddies Fund Statistics for Lodi CA 2009
Annual Reporting Form/Adoption Guarantee Organizations (Exhibit A)
J
TOTAL OUTGOING TRANSFERS to Org within Community/Coalition (specify orgs)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
K
OUTGOING TRANSFERS to Organizations outside Community/Coalition (specify orgs)
Healthy
Treatable – Rehabilitatable
Treatable – Manageable
Unhealthy & Untreatable
TOTAL OUTGOING TRANSFERS to Orgs outside Community/Coalition
0
0
0
L
RETURN TO OWNER/GUARDIAN
0
0
0
DOGS & CATS EUTHANIZED
Healthy (Includes Owner/Guardian Requested Euthanasia)
Treatable – Rehabilitatable (Includes Owner/Guardian Requested Euthanasia)
Treatable – Manageable (Includes Owner/Guardian Requested Euthanasia)
Unhealthy & Untreatable (Includes Owner/Guardian Requested Euthanasia)
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
Total Euthanasia
3
0
3
0
0
0
3
0
3
379
180
559
6
8
14
385
188
573
94
142
236
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
[M + N + O + P]
Owner/Guardian Requested Euthanasia (Unhealthy & Untreatable Only)
ADJUSTED TOTAL EUTHANASIA [Q minus R]
T
SUBTOTAL OUTCOMES [I + J + K + L + S] Excludes Owner/Guardian Requested
Euthanasia (Unhealthy & Untreatable Only)
U
DIED OR LOST IN SHELTER/CARE
V
TOTAL OUTCOMES [T + U] Excludes Owner/Guardian Requested Euthanasia (Unhealthy
& Untreatable Only)
W
ENDING SHELTER COUNT (12.31.2009)