Fall 2011 - Hawaiian Humane Society

Hawaiian Humane Society
Newsletter
September - November 2011
More furry friends find homes
Innovative promotions, coupled
with ambitious expansion, meant a
banner year for adoptions. In total,
6,734 animals were placed with new
families from July 2010 through June
2011. National studies have revealed
that adoption price in a downturned
economy can affect the volume of
adoptions but does not affect
a family’s commitment to
provide a home for life.
Photo by Wag and Snap Photography
This year we wrestled with an
increase in homeless animals
and offered our most creative
promotions to prevent a
decrease in adoptions. Free
over (age) 3. Fifty percent off.
Pick Your Pet & Pick Your
Price. Valentine’s Day Doggie
Speed Dating in the Park.
Priceless Pets. You name it –
we did it this year. Adoptions
were free on many occasions
and donations paid for the
more than $250 in services
that we invest in every
animal.
You made it happen!
Did you know?
Humane Society cats and dogs
will be available for adoption:
Sunday, September 18
11 am - 1 pm
Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford
A record-breaking 2,646 cats found
new families. In addition to adopting
out felines from the shelter, we team
up with PETCO Kapolei to adopt
out Humane Society cats every day.
Many felines have also found
new homes at several adoptions
events from military bases to Mike
McKenna’s Windward Ford. At a
recent “Adopt a Pet” event at the auto
dealership, seven cats found new
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Photo by Wag and Snap Photography
Rescued Waianae
dogs get new start
In June, the Humane Society embarked on a rescue mission
in waist-high grass in the thick of the night searching for
dogs in distress. Ten dogs were discovered – one dead and
nine starving and near death. They were rushed to intensive
care.
It all started when a concerned neighbor flagged down
a humane investigator driving by. The neighbor said the
owner of the dogs had been gone for nearly a month. Some
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Initially found near death, the dogs received life-saving
treatment from Humane Society’s animal care team.
President’s Message
Hawaii becoming a better place for animals
If there are just two
any of our 30 programs and
services.
words to describe our
2010 to 2011 year,
In addition, admissions
they are heroism
and activism. This
rose to 30,186 animals.
year we celebrated
That’s an 8% increase
from the year prior.
Hawaii’s largest
rescue of more
As Oahu’s only openadmissions shelter, we
than 150 dogs
from a Waimanalo
have no control of the
Pamela Burns has served as the
volume of animals that
breeder. Despite
Hawaiian Humane Society
the resources of
come to us for care.
President and CEO since 1990.
time, money and
Yet we stand firm in
our belief that there
expertise required
to care for these dogs and nearly 80
must be a place that all animals are
welcome. We ensure that thousands
puppies, we refused to compromise
of homeless animals are kept from
roaming the streets struggling to
survive. We ensure that pets do not
become neglected at home when
people have no time or no way to
care for them.
Our passion helped us through
and while staff and volunteers
were pushed to their limits, we still
managed to thrive. We were named
one of “Hawaii’s Best Places to
Work” in 2011.
Photo by Wag and Snap Photography
We also strengthened our resolve to
find every healthy, adoptable animal
a home. Nearly 2,000 animals were
treated in foster care. Adoptions rose
Photo by Wag and Snap Photography
by 17%. In fact, 6,734 animals found
new families this year – our highest
number of adoptions since 2002.
Volunteers spent more than 124,000
hours working side-by-side with
us. That’s a 120% increase from the
year prior. We are amazed at the
generous spirit of donors, volunteers,
businesses and welfare groups.
We are helping more animals
than ever before – in every Oahu
community from Kapolei to Kahuku
and Waimanalo to Waianae.
I hope that you will walk with us on
October 2 at PetWalk and step out
in celebration of animal welfare in
Hawaii.
Rescued Waianae dogs get new start
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dogs were found chained with no access
to food or water.
According to the owner, she had paid
a teenager $20 to care for them. She
was charged with six counts of animal
cruelty and her case is pending in court.
Fearful and shy, the dogs received
life-saving medical treatments
and were rehabilitated in foster
care. All have since found homes
through our adoptions program.
Cost of this rescue was $10,000
and your most recent donation
paid for it.
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Photo by Wag and Snap Photography
It’s A Date
Visit hawaiianhumane.org to learn more.
September 18 – Rumble on the Roof
Mustangs galore from 11 am to 4 pm at the Honolulu Ford Lincoln
Mercury dealership in Kalihi. The Rumble is presented by Honolulu
Ford and Hawaii Performance Mustangs. Proceeds benefit the Humane
Society.
PetWalk – October 2
The 21st Annual PetWalk is set for October 2 at Magic
Island at Ala Moana Park. Registration is at 7 am and the
walk begins at 8 am.
Holiday Toy Drive - November
Donate a new pet toy from now through November so every adopted
animal can go to their new home with a new toy. Call 356-2225 or visit
hawaiianhumane.org for drop off locations.
Santa Paws – November & December
For a $25 donation, pets, both
naughty and nice, can have their
holiday photos taken with Santa
by a professional photographer.
Includes a CD with all images.
Santa will be at the Humane
Society on November 19 and
20 from 10 am to 4 pm. He will
also be at Ward Center on November 17 from 5 pm to 8 pm and on
December 3 and 4 from 10 am to 4 pm.
Puppy Mill
case updates
In February, the Hawaiian
Humane Society rescued
more than 150 dogs from
deplorable conditions at a
puppy mill in Waimanalo.
Visit hawaiianhumane.org
to get the latest updates on
the Waimanalo Puppy Mill
case.
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Pamela Burns
President & CEO
Jacque LeBlanc
Kristin Herrick
Editors
Published quarterly by the
Hawaiian Humane Society
2700 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Phone (808) 946-2187
Fax (808) 955-6034
hawaiianhumane.org
On Oahu, the Hawaiian
Humane Society shelters,
rescues, adopts and welcomes
all animals all day and every day.
100% of your gift stays in the
islands for the benefit of Hawaii’s
animals and people. As an
independent non-profit, we
receive no funds from mainland
animal welfare organizations.
139 cats
sterilized
in one-day
event
In effort to combat
feline overpopulation,
the Hawaiian Humane
Society held a one-day
spay and neuter event.
Nearly 140 cats were
sterilized.
Mahalo to all of the
volunteers who made
this event possible.
More furry friends find homes
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homes. Kaneohe resident Sydney
Kenny went to a recent adoptions
event at the dealership looking for
a puppy. She ended up falling in
love with two kittens. McKenna’s
has helped adopt out nearly 70 dogs
through their events too.
Adoptions programs aren’t the only
way that many find the love of their
life. Fostering cats and kittens is
usually a short-term assignment,
but some turn permanent. This
year more than 40 felines have been
adopted by their foster families.
Dog adoptions totaled 3,480 and
every single canine had a special
story.
When we received a dog in distress
call, investigators Cori Thom and
Vernon Ling hopped in their rescue
trucks and headed for Waimanalo.
They found three dogs
chained with no food
or water, one of which
was severely emaciated
with masking tape
binding her muzzle.
The owner claimed
the tape was used to
train her to keep off
the grass. He had left
her muzzle bound for
10 hours.
Nine is loving life and getting spoiled by her new family.
Our officers negotiated
the dog’s surrender and
she was brought in to
our care. After intensive
foster care, she was adopted by the
Langan family of Honolulu. Her new
family, who named her Nine, can’t
say enough good things about her.
“She’s the most special, gentle dog
I’ve ever known,” said John Langan.
“She’s just a sweetheart and everyone
who meets her loves her.”
Cats and dogs weren’t the only stars
of our adoptions efforts. In fact, 608
animals of other types found homes.
The 250-pound pig that
took up
residence in our puppy pen for two
weeks found
a family in Waianae and
has become a spoiled celebrity in her
neighborhood.
Three easy ways to give
Gifts go a long way to help local animals
Give Aloha at Foodland
Aloha United Way
All through September, you can make a donation at
any Sack N Save or Foodland at check out that will be
partially matched by Foodland. Simply mention code
number 7720.
Select 70541 for emergency pet foster care for people in
crises, 70543 for pet
foster care for military who
are suddenly deployed
with no one to help or
70542 for pet visits to
hospitals and senior
care facilities on
Oahu.
CFC Salutes the Animals
This fall federal employees can donate through
the Combined Federal Campaign. Government
employees and the military can make a
contribution. Select charity 20356 to salute the
animals.
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Unusual admissions turn up at the shelter
What do a bearded dragon, a skink
and albino snake have in common?
They all found their way to our openadmission shelter.
As an amnesty drop off site, we
welcome illegal, exotic animals and
owners can surrender them to us
instead of releasing them in our
neighborhoods. Our partnership with
Animal Crime Stoppers generates tips
to help find exotic and animals, and
the State Department of Agriculture
serves as our partner for re-homing.
Teen program ignites activism
Have fun. Help Animals. Create
change. These were the goals of
nearly 60 teens who participated
in the six-week Teens 4 Animals
Summer Experience program.
Students took signs to the streets for
roadside rallies. They took lei and
adoption messages to retailers from
Honolulu to Kailua.
The teens also distributed
education materials and pet food to
Waimanalo’s homeless families.
“I never could have imagined
when the program started that we
would reach out to the homeless,”
said Amanda Tsuhako, a 2011
Iolani graduate. “Teens 4 Animals
combined my readiness to volunteer
and, of course, my
love for animals.”
Students saw the
pain and suffering of
dogs kept in puppy
mills and used their
compassion to create
videos and Facebook
messages to educate
their friends. They
also protested the
use of wild animals
by the entertainment
industry.
Teen volunteer Diana Tran puts her new training skills to work.
“After taking this course, I want to
help educate teens about humane
awareness and the human animal
bond,” said Carly Nitta, a Waianae
High School senior and Waianae
Coast Teen Advisory Panel member.
Calling all
Windward Teens!
The Hawaiian Humane Society
needs members for its teen
advisory panel. Members will
earn community service hours
and help Waimanalo animals.
The public is invited to the
teens’ first event, a pet
blessing from 10 am – 1 pm
on Saturday, September 17 at
the Waimanalo District Park.
Call Ronda at 356-2247 or
visit hawaiianhumane.org for
more information.
Carrie Puzal and Carly Nitta lead the pack for a roadside rally in Kailua.
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Join our cause by stepping
out for the animals
Celebrate pets and people for the
Humane Society’s 21st Annual
PetWalk on October 2 at Magic
Island. Registration starts at 7 am
and the walk begins at 8 am. The
celebration continues after the walk
and includes entertainment, a best
trick contest, a costume contest,
exhibitors, games and silent auction.
Businesses and people with a heart
for the animals have rallied together
for PetWalk to
ensure that we
can continue to
provide more
than 30 programs
and services from
animal rescues
and cruelty
investigations
to our pet food
bank and youth
Photo by Wag and Snap Photography
activism projects.
Mahalo to our sponsors
HMSA
GumBone
Ginny Tiu’s Team
For more info, contact events@
hawaiianhummane.org or 356-2225.
Congratulations to PetWalk T-Shirt
design contest winner Mitchell Fong of
Kailua! More than 45 artists submitted
their designs and his was selected best
in show.
Media Hounds
KITV Island Television
Teams and individuals are collecting
donations from now until October
to help us reach our $165,000
goal and save more animals. Visit
hawaiianhumane.org to get started.
Get your PetWalk
T-shirts today
Grand Champions
Mike McKenna’s
Windward Ford
Photo by Wag and Snap Photography
KSSK – Clear Channel
Loyal Companions
Aqua Hotels and Resorts
Bayer Animal Health Care
Bonterra Solar
Calvin & Susie
Hagadone Printing
Hawaii’s Pets by Deb McGuire
& Mutual Publishing
Hunt Development Group
Iams Pet Care
Ohana Doggie
Day Care and Spa
PETCO Foundation
Tropical Roofing
& Raingutters, Inc.
United Laundry Services, Inc.
Vinnie Bean’s Team
To order shirts with your
team’s logo, call 356-2225.
Special sponsor offers – Visit hawaiianhumane.org to learn more!
Bonterra Solar Systems heats up PetWalk with a $300
donation for the animals for new customers purchasing
their hot water or photovoltaic systems until November.
Call 548-7657 and mention code “Bonterra PetWalk.”
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Tropical Roofing & Raingutters raises the roof
with a $750 discount for Humane Society
supporters interested in their roofing services
until November 15. Call 847-0030.
PetWalk 2011
“
Why I Walk
The Hawaiian Humane Society is not a chapter of
a mainland organization like so many others. The bottom line is that
I’m a dog lover and so are all of us at McKenna’s Windward Ford.
– Mike McKenna,
McKenna’s Windward Ford
Mike, pictured with his daughter,
Ms. Michael, and Ipo
“
HMSA supports the Society’s work in which
volunteers and their pets frequent more than 50 hospitals and
care centers to bring joy to patients islandwide. Studies have shown
that interacting with animals can decrease blood pressure,
cholesterol levels and feelings of loneliness.
”
– Francie Boland,
Vice President of HMSA
“
We’re so excited to participate in this
entertaining event that brings so many pet lovers together
to help such a worthwhile organization – the Hawaiian Humane
Society. GumBone, the fun treat, is thrilled to
be a part of PetWalk!
”
– Dave Pang, Ilio Products partner and
distributor of GumBone
“
I support PetWalk and the other programs of the Hawaiian Humane
Society because animals add so much to our lives. Animals are living creatures
– they deserve to be treated humanely. I adopt all my dogs, and really believe
in the mission of the Humane Society. PetWalk is one way that I can help to
raise money to protect these animals. I have traveled the world, and as much as
I enjoyed seeing the beautiful sights, nothing compared with the joy of coming
home to the unconditional love of my dogs. They really touch my heart. Join me
in helping the animals of Hawaii that need us!
”
– Ginny Tiu
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”
Pet-Wor thyproducts
Hawaii’s Pets
A spirited showcase of
local pets, this gift book
features the photography
of Deb McGuire. A
donation will go to the
Humane Society for every
book sold. Pick up a copy
at the shelter, or visit
mutualpublishing.com
to order. $10.
GumBone
GumBone is the fun,
all-natural dental chew that reduces
tartar on teeth and freshens breath in
dogs. Available at the Humane Society
and various retailers. $4.99/small bag.
$11.99/large bag.
Cat Charmer
Lure cats into a game of
“catch and release.” The
charmer provides great
aerobic exercise too! Available
at Calvin & Susie at Kilohana
Square in Kapahulu. $6.50.
Contests show off student talents for animal welfare
Understanding that Oahu’s youth
are a key component to developing
a humane community, Hawaiian
Humane Society is reaching out to
Oahu’s middle and high school
students. Win 4 the Animals
contests call tweens and
teens to use their talents
and raise humane
awareness.
Voice for the
Animals –
Young writers
are challenged
to be animal advocates
through essay and
poetry. Entries should
focus on how a more animalfriendly community can
benefit everyone or why
pet adoption is so
important. Deadline is
Oct. 22, 2011.
Two other
contests
have
deadlines
for early next
year: Hawaii State
Science & Engineering
Fair and Speak Out for
Animals.
Visit hawaiianhumane.org
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for details on all contests.
Cash prizes, private behindthe-scenes shelter tours and an
invitation to the exclusive Winners’
Circle Shelter Bash await the dozen
winners.
Free symposiums designed
to help contestants
understand contest topics
will be held at the shelter.
Visit hawaiianhumane.org for
reservation details.
Saturday, September 10
8:30 am
Humane Society elects
new Board Officers
The Humane Society Board of
Directors welcomes its new officers:
Francie Boland of HMSA as Chair
of the Board of Directors; Shelly
B. Thompson of Bank of Hawaii
as Vice Chair; Ernest Fukeda, Jr.
of DTRIC Insurance Company as
Treasurer; and Joyce Tomonari as
Secretary.
Francie Boland of HMSA serves as new Chair
of the Board of Directors.
Alfred B. Fernandes, Jr. Memorial Tributes
The Hawaiian Humane Society lost a true friend and passionate dog lover with the passing of
Al Fernandes on June 12, 2011. He was a great Society supporter and his devotion to his
beloved dogs Biscuits, Pogo and Latte was known to all.
Accuity LLP
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Adele Baptiste
Linda Barretto
Kenneth & Joan Brown
Pamela Burns
Tricia Ann Castro
Carolyn & Sanford Ching
Ronald & Lita Ching
Darryl Chong &
Julie Beth Simeona-Chong
Jessica Enos
Michael & Janice Fergus
Alan B. Fernandes
Lynn Fukumitsu & Carl Camanga
Terri Fujii
Jenny K. Garcia-Quinones
Angie Golis-Yamamoto
Michael Groholski
Joanne Halsey
Diane & Mark Hastert
Mark Hayes
Lester J. Hee CPA
Maelynn L. Hee
Elyne Hiyane
Pamela & Michael Jones
Carol Kadena &
Hatsue Matsushige
Kendall & Lea Kagawa
Christina Kamaka
Andrew Kawano
Kendall C. Kim
Diane Kimura
Christine A. Kubota
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Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Langcaon
Michael H. Lau
Jerrold Lee
Kristi Lefforge
Alan Matsui
James Matsushige
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Galen & Jill Miura
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Faye Morinaga-Pang
Raylene & Mr. John Nagai
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Carleton Williams
Irving Nakamura
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OCF Partners
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Allan & JoAnn Oshima
Ruby Ota
Lee & Barbara Owen
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Wesley & Daphne Park
Pascual Family Revocable
Living Trust
Jennie Phillips
Poseiden Properties, Inc.
Jerry & Cheri Rauckhorst
Larry & Patricia Rodriguez
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Greg Yoshida
Gloria Yoshimoto
Gifts of Love
We gratefully acknowledges
donors who have given $100
or more between May 1, 2011 –
July 31, 2011.
FAT CATS & TOP DOGS
$10,000 +
Central Pacific Bank
Employees
Richard & Jill Pentecost
ANIMAL CHAMPIONS
$5,000 +
Princess Abigail
Kawananakoa
Mike McKenna’s
Windward Ford
BEST FRIENDS
$1,000 +
Eileen K. Adachi
ALTRES, Inc.
Joyce B. Doheny
Jason Dylik
Hilton Gardner
Alan Wai Mun Hu
Melvin & Gladys Iwaki
Denise S. Keala
Leilehua High School
Jane H. McNamara
Catherine E.L. Moore
Suzanne A. Nakano
Brian Oba
Residential Choices, Inc.
Kerry Schuman
Susan & Alvin Shishido
Barbara B. Tilley
DEVOTED COMPANIONS
$500 +
Darrow L. Aiona
Amy E. Derrick-Frost
Jeanne E. Dixon
Steven Y. Arashiro
Brendan & Linda Arcuri
Associated Steel
Workers, Inc.
Dora Awaa
Jean Ayresman-Horie
Beate Bacerra
George & Ipolani Bailey
Jan Bailey-Yoshino
Ray & Rosaline Ballungay
Bonifacio &
Elizabeth W.K. Banuilos
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Sifia Barrios
Steven & Tokiko Bazzell
Sarah & Harry Beasor
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Stephen Beirne
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Leonardo & Francine Bidal
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James & Kathleen Brown
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Iris & William Bulmer
Barton W. Bunney
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Claire Butler
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Stanley Cadwallader &
Jim Nabors
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Michael & Faye Caldonetti
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Jason del Mundo
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GUARDIAN ANGELS
$100 +
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May 1 - July 31, 2011
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Janet & Calvin Chow
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Kenneth & Amy Kaneshiro
Ralph & Jan Kanetoku
Elizabeth A. Karimoto
Vicki Kasal
Yoshio & Lorraine Katsumoto
Stanley & Debra Katsura
Edward Keating
Richard N. Keawe
Dr. Howard &
Elizabeth Keller
Violet K. Kidder
Robert & Hope Kihune
Lee Ann Kim
Sandra Kim
Bob & Karen Kimura
Phoebe M. Kimura
Susan S. Kitamura
Chris & Win Kitaoka
James & Sharon Kitazaki
David Knutson &
Lori Ann Fujioka
James M. Ko
Karyn A. Kodama
Ruth Kamuri Koga
Doris A. Kollars
Karen & Norinobu Komatsu
Myra Kong
Alvin & Blanche Kort
Jane N. Koseki
Richard & Susan Kowen
Benjamin & Diane Kuahine
Sharon Kuchenbecker
Takeo & Barbara Kudo
Alvin & Kay Kurio
Doris M. Ladd
Thomas & Carolyn Lalakea
Terii A. Lamphier
Benita D. Lau
Daniel B.T. Lau
Earl K. Lau
Merilee Lau
Carole Learnard
Autos for Animals
Donate your used, running vehicle
to help the animals!
Call 356-2213 or visit
hawaiianhumane.org for details.
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Jacque Leblanc
Deanna Lee
Justin & Linda Lee
Kenneth Lee &
Kathryn Koos-Lee
Ki Y. Lee
Patricia Lee
Robert E. Lee
Robert M. Lee
Ronald & Deanna Lee
Paul Lemcke &
Kumiko Naiki
Monique Levitt-Riccio
Mary L. Lew
Richard & Rosann Lewis
Shirley Lipman
John & Nancy Lockwood
Richard McDowell &
Darlene Loo-McDowell
Caron & Christine Luke
Steven J. K. Lum
M Street Investments
Erina Grace MacDonald
Mary W. Macmillan
Benedict & Gail Madriaga
Michael A.T. Maeda
Moira Maeda-Nakamine
Eddie A. Mak
Janet S. Malone
Steve & Jane Mann
Pamela N. Masuda
Matthew & Ellen Matoi
Gayle M. Matsuda
Joanne L. Matsui
Glen & June Matsumoto
Kaori Matsumoto
Winifred M. Matsumoto
Herbert & Violet Matsumura
Amy S.K. Miyamoto
David T. Miyamoto
Howard &
Mildred Miyamoto
Wendy T. Miyamoto
Yoshiye Miyashita
Stanley & Iris Miyata
Reine Ah Moo
Fred J. Moore
Aiko N. Morita
Alison J. Mosher
Gail Murabayashi
Dorothy Muranaka
Heather Muraoka
George & Bonnie Murphy
Connie Muse
Mutual Publishing
Dorothy A. Myrdal
N. Harada Properties, Inc.
Ethel Y. Nada
Gayle & Dean Nagasaki
Michael Naito
Ralph K. Naito
Charlene &
Leonard Nakahashi
Guy J. Nakahodo
Susan J. Nakaishi
Margaret Nakakuni
Richard &
Kehaulani Nakamoto
Melvin & Nancy
Nakamura
Holly Nakasone
Dorothy Nakatsuji
Ralph M. Narusaki
Faith & Milton Nasu
Dr. & Mrs.
Darrell T. Natori
Christina &
Gerald Naughton
Jemal & Atsuko Ned
Dianah Neff
Shirley Newman
Clarence Ng
Debra F. Ng
Bob & Roberta Nickel
Theodore M. Nishijo
Diane H. Nitta
Judy S. Nitta
Norman & Ann Noguchi
John L. Noland
Gary & Barbara North
Anne M. Norton
Linda H. Nosaka
Peter & Lois Nottage
Jared Noyama
Diane K. Noyes
Caressa Matsuoka
Henry & Judyann Matsuoka
Naomi Matsushima
Clare I. Mayehara
Dani L. McCarthy
Bruce McEwan &
Lillian Cunningham
Michael & Ramona McGuire
Hugh G. McKenzie, Jr.
Michael Medeiros
Jean L. Merlet
Guy Merola
Michael Migita
Audrey H. Mijo
Clyde L. Miller
Susan K. Miller
Hanae Mills
Milo Nursery & Landscape
Maintenance, Inc.
Dennis Mitsunaga
Lisa Miyakado
Pet Food Bank
Give a pet a leg up by
donating to our Pet
Food Bank. Drop off
unopened, enexpired
bags at the shelter
or call 356-2217 for
more information.
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Herbert Oda
Sharon Oda
Major Bill G. Ogan
Alvin & Ms. Lynn Ogi
Frances Ohira
Ronald & Martha Ohtani
Edwin & Marion Oka
Francis & Thelma Okada
Gary & Lori Okamoto
Nancy Okamoto
Harold & Betty Okimura
Nathan M. Okino
Jean Okumura
Walter & Charlotte Olmos
Jutta Olson
Elizabeth H. O’Malley
Gaylord N. Ortiz
David & Patricia Osaki
Mike &
Sheryl Oschin-Goodman
Beatrice & Clement Oshiro
Roy & Darlene Oshiro
Sheila F. Oshita
Randy Overton
Stanley N. Oyama
Naomi Y. Oye, CFP
John Pampalone &
Connie Yu-Pampalone
Margaret Pang
Thomas & Gordynne Perkins
PETCO Foundation
Debra Pfaltzgraff
Martha E. Pilliard
Gayle & Stephen Pingree
Joseph M. Pires
Bruce & Ginger Plasch
Leonard & Laurel Portner
Alexis M. Pospischil
Alvin G. Potts
Stan Pusieski &
Ann Ludeman
Diane T. Ramstead
Tiare Malia K. Rebuldela
Patricia L. Rennart
Margaret C. Robideau
Cathy Rogers
William H. Roome
Mike Rossell
Harry Russell
James Y. Saiki
Dianne S.L. Saito
Edwin & Carol Saito
Kenneth Sakamoto
Mitsuo &
Anneliese Sakamoto
Randolph &
Stephanie Sakauye
Michael K. Sakuda, D.D.S.
Philip Sammer
Janice Sanders
Louise K. Sanford
Mary C. Sanford
Patricia & Francis Santos
Fred & Charlotte Sasaki
Gilford & Shareen Sato
Norman H.T. Say
Ronald & Michelle Schmidt
Karen L. Schneider
Mako Schoening
Winton & Sandra Schoneman
Sally Schultz
Steven & Lisa Schulz
Karen Segawa
Al & Connie Serafin
Harold & Charlotte Sexton
Kim A. Shelton
Esther C. Shimazu
Audrey Shimizu
Harry C. Shimizu
Craig Shimoda
Don & Julie Shimokihara
Earl & Nancy Simao
Roger S. Smith
Beverly & Arthur Soares
John & Iris Spade
William & Caroline Spencer
Arthur & Roberta Sprague
Karl & Carole Stahlkopf
Sally L. Staley
John Stallman
David & Nancy Stefansson
Krista Stehn
Martin & Marlene Stein
Randall & Misako Steverson
Wesley H. Sugai
Grants
May 1 - July 31, 2011
ABC Stores
Atherton Family Foundation
Koaniani Fund
Pearl Harbor Submarine Officers Wives’ Club
Karen S. Umeda
Lee & Henry Urstadt
Keith B. Uyehara
Machiko Uyehara
Stanley H. Uyehara
Tomoyuki Uyesugi
Eleanor Andi van der Voort
Richard E. Van Ness, Jr.
Floraine Van Orden
Dr. & Mrs. Lothar M. Varady
Keoni Vaughn
Sheila Veikune
Patches Vetter
Nicole Vidal
Grace S. Visaya
Waikele Elementary School
Joshlyn K. Waikoloa
Myra N. Wakuzawa
Mrs. H.A. Walker
Margaret S. Walker
Marie Wang
Gary & Pat Wassel
Irene & James Watanabe
Roy & Paulette Watanabe
Marilyn Waterhouse
Gregory & Peggy Sugimoto
Estelle Sumimoto
Dai Woon Sur
Suzanne Surratt
Glenn J. Suzuki, AIA
Ralph M. Suzuki
Randal & Joyce Suzuki
Sharmaine & Robert Swisher
Craig & Joanne Tachibana
Tae’s Teppanyaki
Janet Y. Takahara
Susan K. Takahashi
Janet F. Takamoto
Lauren M. Takaoka
Dennis K. Takeshita
Yusa Takeuchi
Elizabeth K. Tam
Naoko Tamai
Clifford & Elaine Tamanaha
Krist & Paul Tanaka
Gayle S. Tasaka, CPA
Rosalie Tatsuguchi, Ph.D.
Koganji Temple
Carlton Tengan
Carolyn & Gregory Thibault
Laura Thompson
Sandra P. Thompson
Mary & James Thrash
Tiffany & Company
Hans R. Tobler
Ross & Sharon Togashi
J.K. Tokunaga
Shirley Ann S. Tokunaga
Lynn Tolentino
Lisa A. Tom
Carol C. Tomioka
M.L. Tompkins
Thomas & Gladys Tone
Touchstone Properties LTD
Eric M. Toyama
Karen Toyama
Russell &
Pamela J.C. Toyooka
CDR & Mrs. Leslie R. Tracy
Thomas Tsuhako
Linda Uezu
Camille Weindl
Marie H. Weite
Lynn L. M. Wells
Dongyan Wen
George & Mary Wessberg
Cori Weston
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Helga Wheeler
Glenda White
Steve & Susee Whitty
Joseph Wikoff
Edward & Marlene Wilcox
Gaylord & Carol Wilcox
Edmund Wilkinson
Cindy Winegar
Amy Woitas &
Alienor Mercier
Judith Wolfe
Abbielyn E. Wong
Erica L. Wong
Lorrie & Danny Wong
Raymond & Carol Wong
Vernon Woo, Esq.
Darin O. Wright
Dr. & Mrs. A. Michael Wylie
Carol Jean Yakuma
Charlotte Yamada
Roy & Sandra Yamada
Amy Yamakawa
Fay Yamakawa
Frances & Rodney Yamamoto
Rodney & Evelyn Yamamoto
Ronald & Judy Yamamoto
Corrine A. Yamane
Cynthia F. Yamane
Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Yanagihara
Akio & Frances Yano
Linda Yara
Francis & Grace Yasutake
Frederick J. Yearian
Christie M. Yee
Rodney & Frances Yee
Kathleen Yogi & Neal Yuda
Gail M. Yoshida
Leslie & Catherine Yoshino
Harriet T. Yoshizaki
Edward & Marina Young
Shirley Yuen
In Honor
of People
Michelle Sasaki
Pacific Cares
Tom Boaz, Lane Takahasi &
Pat Tiu
Ginny Tiu
Garret Nakamura
Judy Hatch
Jo Brooks
Joan & Bill Bartlett
Denise Ching
Pacific Cares
Toni Cofran
Pacific Cares
Annette Disitiso
Pacific Cares
Christine Goias
Charleen Y. Kimata
Suzannah & Colin Kennedy
Bill Miles
Matthew Koenig &
Jennifer Moran
Kenneth & Faye Moran
Mi Kosasa
Ginny Tiu
Dr. Arlene Skillman
Kenneth &
Shaunagh Robbins
Dr. Lawrence Tseu
Ginny Tiu
Ron & Jill Young
Dad, Betty, Tasha, Primo,
Willi, & Elvis
In Honor
of Pets
All Animals
Michael G. Moreno
Anni & Phoenix
Dr. Donna Burnett
Charlie & Samson
Katherine S. Araki
Ginny Tiu
Dolly III & Busie
Jo Frasier
Michelle A. Maldonado
Pacific Cares
Einstein
Patsy M. Izumo
Bonnie Malheiro
Kate Malheiro
Gizmo & Sachiko Kurata
Terrie A.K. Higuchi
Susan Kosasa
Dr. David & Mrs. Randall
Sandra Kimura
Curtis Sakamoto
Pacific Cares
Luna
Bonnie Stifel
Pierre J. Jaffuel
Keiko A. Jaffuel
Mickey & Bella Tomita
Katherine S. Araki
Margaret Kreiger
Jennie Phillips
Rockie & Quincy
Roy & Cassy Ikeda
Nort R .Langley
Lawrence & Linda Langley
Snow Ball & Happi Cat
Ronald Chandler
Leslye Rae Miller
Ginny Tiu
Sparkle & Frosty
Francine Joy Sapla
Patricia Janet Mills
Jennifer, Lance & Sarah Mills
T.C., Hollywood, Rocket,
Elija, Jake, & Hobbes
Della M. Lin, M.D.
Leon Munson
Gloria U. Munson
Vinnie
Robert & Frances Bean
In Memory
of People
Lori Galera &
Happy Healthy Sasha
Solution Engineering
Hawaii, Inc
Paul Chang
Carolyn M.L. Chang
Tom J. Chapman
June & Richard Borreca
Vena Chang
John & Lila Salls
Herman “Wally” Gottesman
Lolle Boettcher
Fontel Foundation
Robert A.H. Hung
Marcus & Associates, Inc.
Marshall Hung
Dale Nishikawa
Jason Y. Nishikawa
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Gary Rohanna
Aqua Hotels & Resorts
Julie Purnell
Bebe Sumner
Martha L. Greenwell
Lefty Sugimura
Keo & Minnie Mana
James C. Tannehill
Doss K. Tannehill
Bernice Y. Teniya
Lorraine M. Teniya
Danny Thornton
Marjorie Thornton
Toot-Z Tyrrell
Ginny Tiu
Juliana Marie Walters
Mystic Lodge #2
Knights Of Pythias
Jane C. C. Yoshida
Betty Nagata
PingKyan Zane
Priscilla Minn
In Memory
of Pets
Aji
Marti & Bill Frensley
Annie Hyrne
Terilyn K. Takahashi
Bear
Leslie & Betsy Hata
Ginger
Miles & Miko Yamabe
Issa
Miyo Wenkam
Joey
Noble L. Tactas
Kapena
Melissa Maii
Kitsune
Ginny Tiu
Belle
Elanor Chinen
Lili
Ginny Tiu
Bijou
Sandra A. Pyun
Special mahalo to Ward Centers for
hosting the Humane Society Dog Wash
as part of their Tail Waggin’ Weekends.
Maggie
Sheila Rogers
Charmer
Kathy Dunn
Chaz
Charlaine T. Higashi
Chibi
Robert & Sumiko Kelly
Chum-Chum
Randy C. Enos
Dino Boy
Wendell Kitsu
Micah B
Reid K. Furutani
Miki
Ginny Tiu
Nico
Lynda S. Takamoto
Shadow Lee
Ah Choy & Evelyn Lee
Milo
Michael D. Armenoff
Ollie
Evelyn Kamikawa
Snowball
Ginny Tiu
Patches
The Grondolsky
Family
Sophie & In Honor of Lady
Beatrice Marcus
Petunia & Barney
Edward C. Welsh
Rainier
The Icarangals
Rascal
Jane H. Kaneshiro
Sammy
Conrad &
Lindee Higashionna
Scotty & Maxie
George & Jane T. Higa
Tasha
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rokero
Tigger-Pearl
Mihae Yu, M.D.
Tiller
Susan A. Ishikawa
Tommy & Kelli
Florence S. Ikei
Tubby
Joyce Kang
On Oahu, the Hawaiian Humane Society shelters, rescues, adopts and
welcomes all animals all day and every day. 100% of your gift stays in the
islands for the benef it of Hawaii’s animals and people.
Our mission is to promote the human-animal bond and the
humane treatment of all animals.
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2700 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96826
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Kids Show Love
Hayden and Jensen Fobel have helped the animals
once again. Last year, they donated $90 and recently
they gave another $138
from their garage sale
and recycling earnings.
Seventh grader
Mikaela Nishida
designed and printed
T-shirts which she sold
to raise $350.
Ward Warehouse Loves Animals
Tanna Dang’s Eden In Love/The Wedding Cafe
are champions of Ward
Warehouse’s Waggin’
Tales event. Their instore
promotion with Wag
and Snap photography
raised more than $1,300
in supplies and funding in
honor of our life-saving
work through Max’s Fund.
CPK’s Dine Out Fundraiser
California Pizza Kitchen hosted a benefit day for the
animals. More than $500 was raised from diners.
Walk for the Animals
The Hawaiian Humane Society was a beneficiary of
Central Pacific Bank’s 2nd Annual “CPB Walks For You.”
Nearly 500 bank employees and 40 of their furry friends
raised more than $15,500 to help Hawaii’s animals.
Marketing Success
Students from Leileihua High School’s Marketing Team
donated nearly $2,300 for the Hawaiian Humane Society.
The group raised the funds with their milk machine and
by making and selling gift baskets.