Winter 2009 - Hawaiian Humane Society

HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
Newsletter
December 2009
Homeless woman gives cats to the
Humane Society for a better life
In February 2009, a highly publicized case involved a Kakaako
homeless woman who keeps cats
and rabbits in kennels in shopping
carts sparked a great deal of media
attention.
In October, more than 20 animals
were given by the cat owner to the
Humane Society so they could be
placed with families.
“This is one of our highest profile
cases and we’ve received many
heated complaints from the public
wanting us to seize her animals
and charge her with cruelty,” says
Keoni Vaughn, Field Services
Manager. “Although the conditions
weren’t ideal, they weren’t illegal.
We’re just grateful that she finally
trusts us enough to give us the animals so they can live better lives.”
For years, the Society’s officers
met with her on a weekly basis to
monitor care, educate about ideal
Officers Rob Church and Vernon
Ling worked to offer homeless
woman’s cats a better life.
standards, and foster a trusting
relationship. This is still an open
investigation and the Humane
Society continues to work with
her to ensure humane care for the
animals she still has.
See Homeless on page 2
Photo courtesy of Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Give the gift of a family reunion
Hawaiian Humane Society maintains
Oahu’s microchip database of all pet
owner contact information. We keep
your telephone number and your address on file so that lost pets that arrive
to us can find their way home again.
If you’ve moved, changed telephone
numbers, or your pet has passed away
or been given away, contact us at 3562229. Call now and ensure your pet is
always wearing ID and has a microchip.
If you’ve lost a pet, you can send us
a photo and complete a lost report at
hawaiianhumane.org. If you’ve found
a stray animal, let us know right away
and submit a photo so we can help you
find the owner.
The days following New Year’s Eve are
the Society’s busiest for lost and found
when fireworks and festivities can
frighten pets.
President’s Message
Annual report to the community unleashed
Hawaiian Humane Society’s
FY 2009 annual report is
off the press
and features
the organization’s highlights
from July 1,
Pamela Burns has served as
2008 to June
Humane Society President
and CEO since 1990.
30, 2009. This
year’s report
showcases heroic animal rescues,
new laws passed, our most generous
funders, as well as our annual statistics
of adoptions and more.
this mission is finding new families for
unwanted, orphaned pets. The Society
found new homes for 5,900 animals
this year.
Contact 356-2229 or cnakamura@
hawaiianhumane.org to receive a copy
by mail.
The Society’s promotion of pet adoptions has never been more aggressive.
In 2009, we launched a new feature on
our website that showcases nearly all
animals seeking homes. We partnered
with PETCO to adopt
animals through
their Kapolei location
and are there every
Sunday from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. A wide
selection of dogs, cats
and rabbits is available throughout the
week.
Creating families and moving towards zero euthanasia of healthy,
adoptable animals. Every year, the
Humane Society works tireless to save
animals’ lives through rescues, lost
and found and adoption. Critical to
This year we’re
pleased to share with
you that euthanasia
of healthy, adoptable animals is less
than 1 percent. We
Homeless from page 1
Some residents have been angered by the woman’s
caging of her animals, which spurred a push for
stronger laws about confining animals in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian Humane Society did not support
such legislation that would have statewide impact,
be largely unenforceable and designed around one
specific and unusual case.
Hawaiian Humane Society is convening with other
animal welfare groups including neighbor island
humane societies, veterinarians and pet shops to
address standards for confining pets at home—specifically caging cats and dogs that are left tied up for
most of their lives. In 2010, the committee’s recommendations will be presented to the Legislature.
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find more new families for homeless
animals than all other shelters combined on Oahu. There is no time limit
on how long we’ll hold an animal for
adoption. We can only hope that more
people will choose adoption.
Our commitment to spay and neuter
helps us dramatically reduce euthanasia on Oahu. Feral cats represent our
largest percentage of
animals euthanized.
If every pet owner and
those feeding feral cats
made it their personal
mission to care for
these animals and use
our free spay and neuter services, together,
we could reduce
euthanasia and prevent unwanted litters.
Funded completely by
donations, more than
2,300 feral cats were
sterilized this year.
REME M B E R T H I S
Santa Paws welcomes all on
December 5 & 6
You and your pets can have
their holiday photos taken with
Santa and Mrs. Paws to benefit
the Hawaiian Humane Society
on Dec. 5 and 6 from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m.
Pamela Burns
President & CEO
Kawehi Yim
Community Relations
For a $25 donation, pets can
have a photo session with
professional photographer Paul
Herchig or Ian Wheeler. Donations support adoptions, lost
and found, rescues and help thousands of animals in our care. Sponsored by FujiFilm, each sitting includes a CD with all images that can be
taken home that day.
Holiday hats, antlers, and other accessories for dress up are available.
For more information, call 356-2290 or visit hawaiianhumane.org for all
the details.
“Yappy Hour & Fancy Feast”
set for April 3
Published quarterly by the
Hawaiian Humane Society.
2700 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Phone (808) 946-2187
Fax (808) 955-6034
www.hawaiianhumane.org
On Oahu, the Hawaiian Humane
Society is the only animal welfare
organization that shelters, rescues,
adopts and welcomes animals
all day, and every day. 100% of
donations stays in the islands for the
benefit of Hawaii’s animals
and people. As an independent
non-profit, we receive no funds
from mainland organizations.
Save the date for Tuxes & Tails 2010 set for
April 3, 2010. Table sponsorships start at
$5,000. Caring businesses can donate auction
items. Call 356-2225 to get involved.
Mahalo to our volunteer committee who are
leading the pack for this special fundraiser:
Event Chair Jo Anne Vieira, Table Sales Chair
Robert R. Bean and Auction Chair Tammy
Kubo.
Committee members include Sharon Shiroma
Brown, Tracy Comerford, David Cox, Christina Doane, Nicholas C. Dreher, Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr., Tonya
Huntley, Richard Kennedy, Elizabeth Lacy, Lynn Y. Lally,
Naomi Loewe, Debra McGuire, Karen Mendes, Norman M.
Noguchi, Kellyn Okabe, Steve Prieto, Larry & Patrica Rodriguez, Ginny Tiu, Marlene Tom, Joyce Tomonari, Blossom
Tyau and Aileen Utterdyke.
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Rescued from Wahiawa, Gixxer was found
starved by his owner. At less than half his
ideal weight, he now resides with a Humane
Society foster care family to restore his
health. The owner has been charged with
animal cruelty. “This has been one of the
worst cases I’ve seen of intentional starvation of a pet,” says Humane Society president
and ceo Pamela Burns. “While we’re pleased
that the owner surrendered the dog to us so
that we can nurse him back to health and
find him a loving home, justice needs to be
served to ensure that this owner understands
that cruelty is a serious crime.”
Humane Society offers innovative volunteerism
On a regular basis, hundreds of
volunteers find and share joy by
giving their time and talents to the
Hawaiian Humane Society. Volunteers help walk dogs, socialize cats,
groom pets and more to the tune
of 85,531 hours of service in 2009
in every area of our work. Here are
two new, noteworthy programs.
Students, 14 and older, can join
our volunteer workforce and spend
Furry Furlough Friday with us.
Hands-on work include an exciting array of jobs at the shelter from
caring for animals to helping in
the office. Call 356-2216 or email
[email protected].
The Humane Society has also
launched a new mentorship program in which our most experi4
enced volunteers help to train new
recruits. The mentor group has
expanded animal handling where
new volunteers not only learn
through hands-on experience, but
they also work a shift immediately
following the training.
“I think this is a great opportunity for us to work with new
volunteers to provide them with a
meaningful volunteer experience,”
said Steven Prieto, a member of
the Society’s volunteer mentor
group who has years of experience
working with volunteers. “We feel
that this provides volunteers with
the knowledge they need to be
successful and leads to a longer,
lasting relationship between the
Hawaiian Humane Society and our
volunteers.”
Humane Society assists with
Missouri dog fighting rescue
Hawaiian Humane Society cares for animals near
and far. Field Services Manager Keoni Vaughn and
Humane Investigator Rob Church spent 10 days in St.
Louis, Missouri helping more than 500 fighting dogs
that were rescued in July.
Bred and raised for aggression, the dogs required extremely cautious handling with partitions placed between kennels so they could not see each other. Only
one dog was allowed out at a time to prevent fighting.
The animals were sheltered in a top-secret location in
the business industrial district of St. Louis.
Both worked for eight days straight at the shelter. “It
was some of the hardest work of my life,” said Officer Church. “We just didn’t know what the outcome
would be for these animals, so it was an honor to
make a difference in their lives where we could.”
Field Services Manager Keoni Vaughn (right) and Humane Investigator Rob
Church (left) spent 10 days in St. Louis, Missouri helping more than 500
The animals were part of the nation’s largest dog
fighting dogs that were rescued in July.
fighting case in which federal agents made 26 arrests
and dogs were rescued in eight states. Humane Socimalnourished or had lips removed and others had missing
ety of Missouri is managing the sheltering, veterinary care,
limbs.
behavioral evaluation and placement of 407 dogs and their
100 puppies in Missouri and Illinois.
“It just goes to show that great things can happen when a
few people care to make a difference,” said Officer Church.
Rob and Keoni were each designated to feed and care for
“It has given me a greater awareness of the severity of dog
about 50 dogs including walking and socialization. The
fighting cruelty and how organized these underground
seized dogs were found with numerous scars, suggestoperations are.”
ing they were used for fighting or as bait. Some dogs were
1910: Child welfare was as much a concern as animal welfare
As we head in to 2010, we reflect back
on our long-standing history in the community. During the Society’s early years,
child welfare was as much a concern as
animal welfare. Here’s an excerpt from
our archives about our work in 1910.
“…a mother, aged 26, who has given
birth to three sets of children, all of whom
remained in her custody. A nurse found
her very ill and destitute. Soon after the
birth of a female child, the mother became
paralyzed, one side being entirely disabled. Her children including a baby a few
weeks old have been adopted and placed
with respectable families...another mother
has beaten her little boy cruelly and been
issued a warning that should it happen
again, the case will be taken to court…”
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PetWalk 2009
raised the woof
PetWalk in October 2009 raised more than $130,000 and thousands of
new friends. This huge success in these challenging economic times is a
tribute to the strength of the human-animal bond and your aloha for all
animals.
October 4, 2009
Special thanks to the many teams that led this fundraising drive including Allure Waikiki, Kaiser Permanente, Verizon, Ohana Doggie Day
Care, Marcus & Associates and so many others. Individual and corporate
sponsors included Aloha Airlines, Menu Foods, PETCO, Ginny Tiu and
Bob Bean.
Mahalo to the many groups and individuals who volunteered on event
day to make it a success including: Iolani School, Radford High School,
University of Hawaii’s clubs.
Mahalo to
PetWalk Sponsors
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These special friends provided
in-kind contributions
7-Eleven
ABC Stores
Armstrong Produce LTD
Bark Avenue
Barking Dog Blankets
Castle Hotels and Resorts
Chart House Waikiki
Cox Radio
Frito Lay of Hawaii
Geico
General Growth Properties
Good to Grill
Hagadone Printing
Hard Rock Café
Hawaii Pet Magazine
Hawaii Prince Hotel
Hawaiian Ice
Hawthorne Pacific
Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio
Icy Pooch Pops
Island Dog Magazine
Kaiser Permanente
Love’s Bakery
McDonalds Corporation
Menehune Water
Ohana Doggie Day Care & Spa
Safety Systems Hawaii
Side Street Inn
The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Uhaul
Kaiser Permanente and Ohana Doggie Day Care teamed
together to raise thousands of dollars for the animals.
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Purr-Worthy
products
Pets in Paradise Calendars
Take home hundreds of pets in the Hawaiian Humane Society’s 2010 Pets
In Paradise calendar. The Society sells them gift wrapped! Calendars are $12
each at these participating retailers across Oahu: Alli Way, Bark Avenue, Borders at Ward Center, Haiku Veterinary Clinic, King Street Pet Hospital, Makai
Animal Clinic, Ohana Doggie Daycare, Pacific Paws, Pet’s Discount, Sanrio
Surprises and Tails of Hawaii.
Gentle Leads
Toss out your dog’s choke chain and enjoy the benefits of stress-free walks
thanks to the gentle leader. Designed so that owners can communicate with
their pet in a way they instinctively understand, the device painlessly and
effectively removes the dog’s natural tendency to pull by eliminating uncomfortable pressure on the throat.
Renew for the
New Year!
A current dog license proves legal ownership of your canine companion. Many
licenses are due to expire on Dec. 31
and can be renewed at any satellite city
hall or at the Humane Society for as low
as $10 for spayed or neutered dogs. A
license helps us return lost dogs to their
owners and is valid for two years.
Sit & Stay Kitty!
Did you know that many of the cats for adoption that are 6
months or older are taught how to sit? Using positive reinforcement, clicker training and treats, we can teach cats the same way
that we teach dogs.
Cats are intelligent, personable and trainable. We encourage
those adopting cats to continue to engage their new pets with
training including teaching them how to walk on
a leash to reduce boredom
and strengthen their bond
with their new pets.
For a limited time, the
Humane Society offers a
2-for-1 cat adoptions special where you can adopt
two for the price of one.
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Fat Cats & Top Dogs
Thank you to our very special circle of friends! Mahalo for your support and devotion.
Individuals
Barbara B. Tilley
Ginny Tiu
James C. Tollefson
Lawrence K. Tseu
Barry & Virginia Weinman
Gen. Fred & Mary H. Weyand
Walter & Linda Wilcher
Mason & Trudy Williams
Harriet Baldwin
Robert R. Bean
Joan S. Bellinger
Bennett W. Botuck
Rosaleen Carlin
Governor Benjamin &
Vicky Cayetano
Alice D. Chauvet
Christopher & Marcia Croft
Joyce B. Doheny
Nan A. Harvie
Mark & Diane Hastert
Michael & Pamela Jones
Abigail K. Kawananakoa
Dr. Thomas and Mi Kosasa
James & Lynn Lally
Milton Y.H. Lee
James C. Leventis
Robert & Jean Marchant
Alan & Lori Miyashita
Catherine E.L. Moore
Eleanor F. Pence
Jennie Phillips
Larry & Patricia Rodriguez
Virginia L. Taylor
Foundations &
Corporations
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
Architects Pacific, Inc.
Bank of Hawaii
Cades Foundation
Ellen M. Koenig Memorial Fund
Elma F. Taylor Fund
First Hawaiian Bank
George P. Castle &
Ida Tenney Castle Fund
HMSA
Jack & Marie Lord Fund
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
Marcus & Associates
Margaret Cargill Foundation
Margaret S. Van Poole Foundation
Tribute Gifts
The Hawaiian Humane Society
joyfully acknowledges contributions
($25 and more) made in honor
and in memory of people and pets.
Donations were made between
July 24 - October 28, 2009.
In Honor of People
Francis Arrastia
Anthony A. Burdin
Joyce Chen
Alethea & Jeremy Bernstein
Kenneth Lee &
Kathryn Koos-Lee
Patterson Family Foundation
PNC Wealth Management
Rainee Barkhorn Charitable
Schuler Family Foundation
Sophie Russell Testamentary Trust
Helen Kinau Wilder
Legacy Gifts
Ruth S. Ballard
Angie Connor
Ada J. Forbes
Annette Nahinu
In 1897, Helen Kinau Wilder
was authorized to enforce
Hawaii’s animal cruelty laws.
Her legacy of caring for Hawaii’s
animals continues.
Billie Burnett
Dr. Donna Burnett
Nora Knock
Genesis Dunbar
Rick Ralston
Al & Connie Serafin
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis
Christianson
Greg & Kim Braun
Mi Kosasa
Ginny Tiu
Leonard “Reef ” Redford
James & Diane Mortensen
Annette M. Lew
Jessica Lew
Larry Rodriguez
Lynn Haring
Raquel Lobusta
Raymond Kim
Ed, Christy & Jean Scripps
Margaret S. Walker
Steve Myers
Samantha Broxholm
James Schuler
Lori Takara
Laura Ornelles
Lynne Fitzek
Lori Takara
Jean Rushworth
Stanley Chung
Mark & Lynn Johnson
James Gaza
Joyce Moran
Daniel Gooch
Carole Beall
Diane Guild
Kimberley Darling
Arden Moore
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Tubby Tanioka
Christine S. Miyasaki, D.V.M.
Kiki Wong Jacobs
David & Lisa Jacobs
Ginny Tiu
Governor &
Mrs. Benjamin Cayetano
Kiko Irvin
Rosie & Kathy Kaiser
Irene Zane
Raymond Lyau
Kimo, Mitzie & Ginger
Jane Potts
In Honor of Pets
Animals rescued from
“animal haven”
Leslie Allen & Milton Ebesu
Anela Yempuku
Grant E. Marcus
Anycia
Rita Reyes
Baby Kitty
Jennifer L. Manago
Barkley & AJ
Pacific Cares
Bentley
Renee & Daniel Stephens
Blue
Barbara Beachner
Clare M
John & Lisa Memering
Clooney & Teya
Ruth S. Takanishi
Cuzco
Lynn Haring
Dammit, Ciao,
Kolohe & Tita
Peter Drewliner
Koa
Shareen Higa
Kodiak
Roy M. Komoto
Kuini
Thom W. Frazier-Dewes
Loki
Tim & Tracey Dawson
Lucy
Vikki Kawamura
MaiMai
R. Gary Johnson, M.D.
Maysie & Mango Dave
Sue Jennings
Mikiola, Kokoleka & Diesel
Derek W.K. Lum
Miss Li’a Pearsall
The Leong ‘Ohana
Mother Cat
Dr. Sharon A. Minichiello
Mufasa & Willis
Miriam R. Horita
Nala Kaneshiro
Courtny E. East
Nani & Katie
Naoto & Dorothy Yamagishi
Duchess Coppa
Bruce A. Coppa
Panda Obedoza
Noreen N. Mattos
Eugene
Matsuka Nakagawa
Pearl
Mihae Yu, M.D.
Happy
Jo Ann Kocher
Rambo & Pepper
Michael Walker &
Mary Ann Plahy-Walker
Haupia-Lani
Townsend N. Takushi
Kai Martin
Cynthia Louie
Kali
Russell & Virginia Perkins
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Sam, the black cat
Karen L. Schneider
Samantha H.
Andrew & Colleen Hanakawa
Shadow
Joseph O’Mealy &
Hans Anderson
Frances Johnson
Smokey, Mano &
Princess
Cileen S. Yamashita
Evelyn Kamikawa
Snorky Lum
Renee N. Bakey
Melanie Knight-Teaster
The Bun
Reid K. Furutani
Arthur S. Kodama
Tippy
Gary & Jennifer Herald
Ken Kusumoto
Yumi
Todd D. Erskine
In Memory of People
Cliff Abe
Joanne H. Abe
Grace Alexander
Jacqueline K. Murdock
Miyoko Kamikawa
Marlene N. Kitsuki
Dien & Melisa Shearer
Judi & Jerry Barnes
Michiko Kodama-Nishimoto
Nickie Lum
Art Levi
Melinda Chernesky
Horace & Louise Leavitt
David & Irene Lucas
Reynold Y.S. Leong
Darcie Y. Inoue
Mark Lierman
George & Pauline Jacroux
Joe & Nadine Ferraro
James & Monica Green
Laura Lum
Elizabeth R. Bell
Gary & Patricia Iwamoto
June & Arthur Shida
Bernice Chun
David & Ruth Wong
Grandpa Chang
Tennile Masaki
Stanley Chang
Leona Christensen
Edith De Mars
Betty J. Barrett
Ann B. Catts, M.D.
Kazuko I. Fernandez
Rosendo Fernandez
Yukie Fukuda
Jill H. Matsushima
Asako Hasegawa
Donald K. Martin
William M. Vannatta
Sees Hen Mich
Ginny Tiu
Ping Kyau Zane Minn
Priscilla Minn
Keisei “Joe” Miura
Robert Mumby & Kathleen Kudo
Dr. & Mrs. L.T. Chun
John D. Field
Lillian Fujiwara
Walter & Amy Higashi
Alice & Nancy Jude
The Kubota Family
Alexander S. Mitchell
Carol M. Seem
James P. Thropp, Jr.
Janet & Kwock Tim Yee
Tomoo T. Miyamoto
Elaine Hirano
Adele Sawada-Omori
Mr. & Mrs. Howard I. Hirata
David T. Miyamoto
Mary Mizuko
Dick M. Mizuko
Lydia A. Morton
Norma C. Moon
Lucy Hanae Oshiro
Mildred M. Au
Walter H. Omori
Roy & Kay Sasaki
Cambi Kaneshiro
Sandra H. Isono
Happy
Leatrice A. Aono
Lenny
Ken & Kim Bruce
Dr. Robert Spicer
Cena & Swazzy
Harry & Janet Ginoza
Hunter
Norman & Ann Noguchi
Lucky Okumura
Kyle K. Okumura
Edith Suyama
Chako & Katie
Nathan & Sharon Kagihara
Chaz
Charlaine T. Higashi
Kabuki
Harriet N. Yatagai
Maile
Carnation K. Siverly
Kai Siquig
Patricia R. Siquig
Marley & Bully
Dr. Steven & Estrellita Komura
Kaipo
William & Karen Kato
Max Farrell
Susan A. Ishikawa
Kani & Dobie
Richard & Marvela Satake
Max Kaniaupio
John & Betty Kaniaupio
Cow
Kathryn J. Dang
Karisa & Taylor Ono-Suenishi
Karl & Doreen Suenishi
Denim
John & Elizabeth Stickney
Keeper Oku
Nicole Nashiro
Max, Twinkle, Midnight I,
Muffy & Frisky
Glen & June Matsumoto
Diane
Gilbert Ponce
Keiko Poland
Pamela DaGrossa
Earl the Horse & His Buddy
Noreen N. Mattos
Kiani Rutkowski
Candace C. Rutkowski
Eleele
Virginia L. DeCastro
Kimi & Blazer
Faye T. Tanaka
Elsa
Bert & Helen Tanonaka
Kimo, Mitzie & Ginger
Jane Potts
Estrella
Ginny Tiu
King
Madeline C. Lacamiento
Eugene
Matsuka Nakagawa
Koa Kaniaupio
John & Betty Kaniaupio
Doreen C. Tavares &
Francis Dela Pina
Linda H. Sasaki
The Stumbaugh Family
Blayne & Lei Hiranaka
Pear L Swan
Mr. & Mrs. Kazuhiro Arai
Kenneth & Violet Fujii
Sylvia Momoki
Anne Thompson
Charlotte & Tim Freeman
Jean “Terry” Tugman
Sachiko Peralta
Aaron Uchimura & Yaci
Alvin S. Uchimura
In Memory of Pets
All creatures great & small
Lorraine DeTour
Amber, Primo & Nellie
Robert & Gail Crone
Ash Boy
Jerry & Caryn Yamauchi
Baba Kaniaupio
John & Betty Kaniaupio
Babie Girl
Buddy D. Wagoner
Babie Wagoner
Buddy D. Wagoner
Baby
Elizabeth Ross
Bear
Mary Lou Foy-Failla
Betty, Deko & Fluffy
Allan Yoza
Billy Bob & Tita
Gladys K. Hashisaka
Ethel Nishikawa
Chelsea
Pamela Burns
Clue
Karen K. Muranaka
Cindy Winegar
Fatso
Norman & Charlene Wong
Goldberry
Elinore S. Eckel
Kolohe
Leona Olaivar
Gracie Lau
Charles J. Lau
Lady Jones of the Smoke House
The Massage Way, Inc.
Shirley Jones
Grada
Terii A. Lamphier
Lady Shikibu
Kenard A. Sumida
Gypsy
James I. Bailey
Leni & Tammy
Florence S. Ikei
Missi
Eric & Patricia Nagata
Missy & Pixie
Edith S. Hiltbrand
Mister Cat
Lee & Allyson Stebbins
Misty & Odin
Rodney & Cherie Imai
Moki
Dr. Donna Burnett
Namu
Robin Sumida-Chang
Niki
Karen Miyashiro
Nikki
Robert & Deborah Isler
Oliver
Donna Makishima
Ophilia
Maydell M. Kahawaii-Smith
Oscar
Rachelle Chang
Paddington Wichman
Pamela Burns
Binky Godfrey
Norman & Ann Noguchi
Pake
Edward & Betty Lou Stroup
Blackjack
Laurie Hara & Keoni Kilbey
PeeWee & Lucky
Dennis S. Furuike
Blacky
Dorothy N. Bach
Pepper
William & Helen Wynn
Boots Barrett
Diane & Dale Barrett
Perdi,Whispie & Scruffie Ikeda
Michele M. Ikeda
Bronson
Heidi Ferguson
Picaboo & Kuma-Chan
Deborah Yamamoto
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PJ
Rick & Susan Eichor
Poa Hipp
Maressa J. Hipp
Pongo
Patsy & Wendell Oshiro
Wendell S. Oshiro
Tiger
Cece Cabjuan
Krystal S. Narusaki
Tootie
Lee Jacques-Higbee
Trixie
Clarence & Emily Choi
Precious Poodle
Ernestine Jennings
Vinnie
Francis & Serena Humay
Puffy & Stray
Jacqueline Hironaka
Wolf IV
Monique A. Gevas
Puna
Judith Wolfe
Yodi & Mele
Sabina F. Swift
Rockie
Leslie Ann T. Kawamoto
Rusti Ah Chick
Sue Agostinelli
Bertha Faust
Sally
Shirley Lipman
Sam
Joni L. Sloan
Francine Tom
Samantha
Carolly Erickson
Sammy
Conrad & Lindee Higashionna
Sandy
Carol Braig
Sebastian Onouye
Governor &
Mrs. Benjamin Cayetano
Shadow
Robert Abbott
Dr. Helen Petrovitch
George & Betty Ross
Smudge
Emily C. Fay
Sneakies
Patricia Carroll
Snoopy
Walter M. Tanaka
Snoopy Young
Walter M. Tanaka
Sumi
Donna Makishima
Susie
Benita D. Lau
Tahoe
Stacey G. Shimomura
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Gifts of Love
The Hawaiian Humane
Society gratefully acknowledges
donors who have given $100 or
more between July 24 - October
28, 2009.
The Humane Society would
also like to acknowledge its
supporters who contribute
monthly by credit card or
payroll deduction. To establish
an automatic donation system,
contact Fund Development at
356-2213.
Robert N. Abe
Catherine Acena
Simeon & Carolyn Acoba
April Acquavella
Kaipo Adachi
Robert K. Adams
Christi D. Ahnemiller
Aina Haina Eye Center
David D. Aiu, Jr.
Glen Y. Ajimine
Susan & Moses Akana
Gwen A. Akimoto
Leslie Allen & Milton Ebesu
Kandee K. Almond
Aloha Liquidation Trust
Aloha Petroleum, Ltd.
Richard & Ethel Anbe
Denise Q. Anderson
Kenneth & Emile Andrade
Jamie M. Apuna
S.J. Aquino
Katherine S. Araki
Robert & Edith Araki
Stephen & Susan Arbuthnot
Erika Arronte
Bert & Patsy Asada
Patti, Dayne & Landon Asato
Dr. Wendy M. Asato
Associated Steel Workers, Inc.
Jolene Auvil
Michael & June Awai
Dorothy N. Bach
Robert Baker
Harriet Baldwin
Kenneth J. Barclay
Joseph Basques
Suzie Bass
Towar B. Bates, Jr.
Robert R. Bean
Brenda L. Becker
James & Barbara Bedient
Sally M. Belles
Randall & Heather Bennett
Donna Berg
Peter Biggs & Nina Mullally
Barry & Anna Binning
Ralph M. Bishop
Florence K. Black
Jennifer Bordonaro
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Gillian Boss
Tim Bostock & Melanie Holt
Michael Bridge, Ph.D.
Carolyn J. Brown
Larry Brown
Joanne E. Brykczynski
Neil Burkart
Dr. Donna Burnett
Doris M. Burnette
Pamela Burns
Jason Cadiz
Annette M. Camacho
Adam Campbell
Danelo & Ann Canete
Career Development Ctr. of HI
Emily G. Carl
William W. Carmichael
Luke & Christine Caron
Marion E. Carpenter
The Cat Clinic
Laurel A. Cates
Ann B. Catts, M.D.
Governor &
Mrs. Benjamin Cayetano
Momi Cazimero &
Lester Nakasone
Paige Cecil
Ronald Chandler
Cedric Chang
Kathryn L. Chang
Lucille Chang
Henry & Helen Chapin
Alice Chapman
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Lisa Chena
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Han & Meredith Ching
Mike & Joyce Ching
Henry & Sylvia Chock
Lori Chong
Malcolm & Maya Chong
David S. Chou
Bernard K. Chun, M.D.
Calvin & Cyndee Chun
Stewart Chun
Gordon Ciano
CNA Foundation
Steven & Carrie Colon
Kevin Comcowich
Harry K. Cook
James A. Cook
Leslie C. Cook
Catherine L. Cooke
William J. Corba
Kleona Corsini
Rene Courtney
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Sachiko Cox
Leeann E. Crabbe
Crazy Shirts
June M. Cristea
Katherine N. Daido
Paul & Dorothy Dale
Kathryn J. Dang
Joan N. Danieley
Michael & Joy Davidson
Helen M. de Castro
Elizabeth Flora Deinert Trust
Daniel Delbrel
Amy E. Derrick-Frost
Scott & Joda Derrickson
Laurie A. Doerschlen
Kathleen D. Domen
Nicole Domingo
Robert & Praneet Donle
Dian A. Dooley
Ann Dowie
Anna Doyle
Nicholas & Koren Dreher
Marilyn F. Dunlap
Courtny E. East
Elinore S. Eckel
Edward Enterprises, Inc.
Naomi Egami
Eileen R. Elfsten
Shauna Ellis
Cheryl Embry
Todd Enokawa
Estelle A. Enoki
Chikako Epure
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Antonio Espiritu
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Clarene Y. Eto
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Gail L. Farley
Rosalind P. Fellezs
Everett V. Fernandez
Kristin Fernandez
Christopher & Kaori Fiack
Finance Factors Foundation
Susan A. Flowers
Marvin & Sandra Fong
Foodland Super Market, Ltd.
Mary L. Forde
Eddie Fox
Mary Lou Foy-Failla
Patrick Frane
Christopher & Tertia Freas
Harry & Carol Friedman
Cheyenne F. Fry, D.V.M.
Kenneth & Violet Fujii
Terri & Garrett Fujii
Benjamin & Laura Fujimoto
Joanne Y. Fujimoto
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Fujioka
Beverly Fujiwara
Ernest Fukeda, Sr.
Ann Fukushima
Linda Fukuya
Louis & Mary Furtado
Gary Furutani
John & Hsiu Mei Furuyama
Gino Gabrio
Raymond & Alida Gandy, Jr.
Gannett Foundation
Joanne Gasher
Geico Philanthropic Foundation
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Annemarie Newman
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Clifford Hayashi
H T Hayashi Foundation
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Sandra M. Hironaga
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Ann N. Hisamoto
Brenda K.L. Ho
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Sharon & Bill Holaday
Holistic Education of Hawaii
Elsa L.D. Honma
Allison Horimoto
Miriam R. Horita
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Bliss Kaneshiro
Jo Anne Kaneshiro
L. Kaneshiro
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Island Pacific Academy
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Kyle Iwai
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Noreen Yamamoto
George & Pauline Jacroux
Gary A. James
Mary Louise E. Jarrett
Carol M. Jaxon
Catherine L. Jenkins
Col. Harold E. Jensen
Michael Jewett
Gayle & Larry Jitchaku
JJC Hawaii, LLC
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Dr. Gary & Melanie Johnson
Mark & Lynn Johnson
Tim Johnson
Shirley Jones
Tory Jones
Dr. & Mrs. R.B. Joseph
Helen A. Josypenko
Alice & Nancy Jude
Barbara S. Jurkens
Nanette S. Kaaumoana
Daniel & Grace Kagehiro
Kaimana Realty
Lo Kaimuloa
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Elane H. Kato
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Leslie Ann T. Kawamoto
Eric K. Kawamura
Jewel & Wilfred Kawano
Arlene A. Kaya
Joan B. Kekaula
Dr. Howard & Elizabeth Keller
Thomas J. Keller Trust Fund
Daniel Kent
Nicole Kepa
Ivan & Patricia Ketterman
Valerie Kidani
Robert & Hope Kihune
Damien Kim
Diane M. Kimura
King St Pet Hos
Cheryl H. Kirito
Evelyn Kiyabu
Estelle M. Kiyama
William & Rosebell Kiyan
James Kiyono
Kenton Ko
Minori Kobashigawa
Mary Frances Kocsis
Michiko Kodama-Nishimoto
Glenn I. Koga
James Koja
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Aiko Kono
Dr. Thomas & Mi Kosasa
Suzette S. Koyanagi
Rene Kozai
Donna A. Krueger
Donald R. Krug
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Julie Kubo
Tammy & Edward Kubo
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La Mariana Trust
Lynn & Jim Lally
Jodi Matsumura-Lam &
Tim Takaezu
Terii A. Lamphier
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Merilee Lau
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Carole Learnard
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Nancy Makowski
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Sandra Mann
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Kimberly Manning
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Jean & Robert Marchant
Grant E. Marcus
Ron & Masae Martin
The Massage Way, Inc.
Masayuki Masuda
Glen & June Matsumoto
Kaori Matsumoto
M Matsumoto Store, Inc.
Richard Matsunaga & Associates
Architects, Inc.
Darene K. Matsuoka
Henry K. Matsuoka, Jr.
Ken Matsuura
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Patricia Mchenry
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Janice Meguro
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Menu Foods Limited
Guy Merola
Kelsey A. Mihara
Alvin Sasaki
Mabel A. Trafford
Susan K. Miller
Gregory A. Mills
Priscilla Minn
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Sharon K. Mitsuyama
Reina Miyamoto
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Don & Marion Murphy
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Daniel Myers
Ralph K. Naito
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Paul Nakai
M. Nakai Repair Service, Ltd.
Margaret Nakakuni
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Tasha M. Nakama
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Ohana Doggie Day Care & Spa
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M J O’Malley
Joseph O’Mealy &
Hans Anderson
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Susan & Lambert Onuma
Original Hawaiian
Chocolate Factory
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Pauline & Jamie Osborne
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Cheryl M. Oshiro
Terri Ann Otani
Our Savior Lutheran School
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Papaya Press
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Shay Park
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Adelaide Pasco
Debby Past
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Lyn Pendragon
PETCO Foundation
PETCO Marketing &
Merchandising Company
Pets Across America
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Audrey B. Buyrn
Jennie Phillips
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Dayna Place
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Lynn & Joe Porto
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Carol Pregill
Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
Edward J. Quinlan, Jr.
The Quinlan Foundation
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Starling & Carol Reece
Dr. Becky Rhoades
Gail A. Ritch
Mark Ritchie
Lisa Rivera
Larry & Patricia Rodriguez
William T. Rogers
Colleen M. Romanek
Maile V.O. Romanowski
George & Betty Ross
Mitchell Ross
Madelyn Ross Fund
Linda J. Rowan
Betty Royce
Mark & Dara Sage
Dianne S.L. Saito
Dr. & Mrs. Clarence Sakai
Kevin Sakamoto
Milton & Lani Sakamoto
Bert S. Sakuda
Michael K. Sakuda, D.D.S.
Joseph Sam
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Rocco Sansone
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Taeko Skinner
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Susan Smith
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Hae-Suk Son
Richard T.F. & Jane Soo, II
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Robert A. Spicer, Ph.D.
Emily Sprague
Gary Sprinkle & Pamela
Young-Sprinkle
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Lee & Allyson Stebbins
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Lisa J. Sue
Beverly M. Suenaga
Karl & Doreen Suenishi
Christopher Sullivan
Edward A. Sunada
Glenn & Beverly Suzuki
Ralph M. Suzuki
Swab Wagon Co., Inc.
Gregory J. Swartz
Manuel & Margaret Sylvester
Joseph & Phyllis Tachibana
Faye K. Taira
Mildred M. Takabayashi
Terilyn K. Takahashi
Dr. & Mrs. Masao Takai
Lillian K. Takaki
Lauren M. Takaoka
Naomi Takasaki
Dr. Randall & Mrs. Sadie
Takehara
Gerald H. Takei
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Carl & Mrs. Katherine Takushi
Ruby Takushi
Townsend N. Takushi
Charing Tam
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Arlene N. Tanabe
Benjamin & Dawn Tanaka
Flora S. Tanaka
Mr. K.M. Tanaka
Grant A. Tanaka
Rodney S. Tanaka
Walter M. Tanaka
Katherine Y. Taniguchi
Itaru Tanimoto
Bert & Helen Tanonaka
Jay Tanonaka
Donna Tanoue & Kirk Caldwell
Gayle S. Tasaka
Joanne Tashima
Lucy T. Tashima
Ronald & Angie Tateishi
Alexandra H. Tateyama
Patricia Tavares
Elma F. Taylor Fund
Elaine M. Teramoto
Robert & Setsuko Teramoto
Catherine Thielen
Laura Thompson
Sandra P. Thompson
James P. Thropp, Jr.
Karen Tiller
Joyce Timpson
John & Stella Tippin
Ginny Tiu
Huigo Tiu
Hans Tobler
Lisa Tojo
J.K. Tokunaga
Patricia C. Tokunaga
Dwight H. Tolentino
Lynn Tolentino
Faye Y.M. Tom
Francine Tom
Lisa Tom
Lew Tomimatsu
Eric M. Toyama
Kenneth & Karen Toyozaki
Ricardo Trevino
Valerie L. Trotter
Victoria Trowbridge &
Allen Strasberger
Stephen & Linda Tsai
Mitsuyo Tsuchiya
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Alice S. Uemura
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Machiko Uyehara
Michele Velasco
Trudi B. Vetter
Nancy A. Vivas
Clyde J. Wadsworth
Buddy D. Wagoner
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Margaret S. Walker
Charles B. Wang Foundation
Rebecca S. Ward
Susan & Michael Ward
Joan Warne
Linda Warrick
Irene & James Watanabe
Charles & Tekla Weber
Webling Elementary School
Lynn L. M. Wells
John A. White
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Ronaele R. Whittington
Charie Wicklund
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Shelley Wilson-Bloom
Cindy Winegar
Abbielyn E. Wong
Vernon Woo, Esq.
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William & Helen Wynn
Xtermco
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Renee Yafuso
Kenrick Yagi
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Ayako Yamada
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Michele Yoho
Peter & Adrienne Yoshihara
Lanette K. Yoshioka
Jozet Yoshitake
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Jerry & Glenna Young
Leslie & Calvin Young
Pamela Young
Allan Yoza
Khine S. Yu
Mihae Yu, M.D.
Jo Ann W. Yuen, Ed.D.
Ed A. Zane, D.V.M.
Thomas C. Zimmerman
Dahlia M. Zotos
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Mahalo to Katey Kolb who sold plants and papayas to
raise $75 for the animals. “It took about 5 hours but it was well
worth it. We hope this will help the Humane Society,” says
Katey.
Special thanks to the second graders of Kanoelani Elementary School who raised $154 through its Rainbow Reader
Campaign.
Mahalo to Mary Philpotts
McGrath who hosted a special
gathering for friends and neighbors
– a pet costume contest and family
play that raised more than $450 for
the animals at the Humane Society.
Kudos to Hawaiian Humane
Society’s chairman of the board
Larry Rodriguez. In November he
received the prestigious Business
Leadership Hawaii 2009 Lifetime
Achievement Award for his continuous support of professional and
nonprofit organizations including
the Hawaiian Humane Society.
You’re our top dog Larry!
Mahalo to Cub Scouts Pack 114 members Jarod
Okamura, Michael Meli, Carter Samson, Chris Romeo,
Chase Roberts and Caleb Mossman for their drive that
collected towels and pet food for the animals!
The Aloha Chapter of the Association of Fundraising
Professionals named Humane Society board members General
Fred & Mary Weyand as 2009 Outstanding Philanthropists
and Barry & Virginia Weinman as recipients of the President’s
Award.