our mission our vision our goal

2014 ANNUAL REPORT TO
our Communities
our mission
The Ontario SPCA’s mission is to facilitate and provide for
province-wide leadership on matters relating to the prevention
of cruelty to animals and the promotion of Animal Welfare.
What colour is your dog?
The vision of the Ontario SPCA
is that we are seen as the
recognized authority on Animal
Welfare issues and making
a measurable difference for
animals. The Ontario SPCA
is an integral part of each
community, promoting mutually
beneficial human-animal
interactions, and is viewed as
a desirable organization for
volunteerism and support.
www.peac.ontariospca.ca
(905) 898-7122 x 306
The future for Ontario that the
Ontario SPCA is working to help
create:
• All Ontarians respect and
appreciate animals
• Ontario has no homeless
animals and no animal abuse
our vision
our goal
The Society’s goal is to
be a strong, unified and
collaborative organization
dedicated to the cultivation of
a compassionate Ontario for
all animals.
NEWS UPDATES IN ANIMAL WELFARE
One Man’s Friendship
Leaves a Lasting Legacy
310-SPCA Makes Reporting Animal
Cruelty Easier
310-SPCA is the 24/7 call centre for reporting animal cruelty concerns. Implemented
in April 2014, the call centre has received over 22,800 calls in the first year of service!
Should anyone have any concerns for the welfare of an animal in Ontario, they are
encouraged to call 310-SPCA. A trained operator will gather all the information reported
and ensure an appropriate response.
Ontario SPCA’s Major Case
Management Team
It has been one year since the implementation of the Major Case Management
Team. Under the supervision of the Deputy Chief, Major Case Management, a seven
member team, has been assembled and trained in specialized areas such as: forensic
identification, photography/videography, livestock, body recovery, entomology, media
relations and first aid training. Through continued development and training, this
specialized team is well equipped to respond to large removals, major cases and
emergencies on short notice to ensure distress is addressed efficiently and effectively.
The Major Case Management Team was deployed 16 times to assist with various cases
across the province, during its inaugural year. This team is available to respond at any
given time to assist Ontario SPCA Communities, Municipalities or other agencies!
Zoo Registry Update!
The Ontario SPCA has established a provincial zoo registry and identified 62 known
zoos in Ontario. This registry involves a cooperative zoo inspection led by the Ontario
SPCA zoo inspectors. These inspections have been both announced and unannounced
and are conducted during both the open and closed seasons. The Ontario SPCA will
continue to build this registry and conduct zoo inspections each year. This initiative
is helping to establish working relationships with zoos across Ontario and helps to
address Animal Welfare concerns when they arise.
Alex Hunt was not only a long time donor, but also an adopter
and friend to the Society. As a regular supporter, Alex would
tell everyone how he enjoyed seeing his funds at work
and hearing the stories of how he has helped the animals.
Kevin MacKenzie, Development Manager for Leadership
Giving, recalls sitting with him regularly over coffee to
discuss stories from the frontline staff and what amazing
work is being done across the province. This relationship
also nurtured an adoption of a new cat; a wonderful feline
friend that was with Alex until Alex’s passing this past year.
The Society was saddened to hear of this news and kept
their promise to care for and rehome his cat, “Toby”. As
his last gift to Animal Welfare, Alex left a significant legacy
gift of 75% of his estate in his will to the Society, a major
commitment to the animals across Ontario. Alex’s memory
will live on in the work that is done province wide to enhance
the lives of humans and animals. Thank you, Alex!
New Livestock Trailer
The Ontario SPCA responds to an average of 1,870 concerns for livestock each year.
There are situations where horses, cows, or even goats may need to be transported
from one location to another. Thanks to the Donner Canadian Foundation, the Ontario
SPCA is pleased to share the news of our new Rescue & Relief™ Livestock Trailer. This
new trailer is 25 feet in length, plus the gooseneck which can be used for storage of
equipment. It includes two internal dividers that allow Officers to separate the trailer
into three sections increasing the trailer’s functionality and versatility. A planned 160
linear feet of penning will be mounted on the sides which can be utilized to contain
animals or create a chute to load animals in to the trailer, making a more comfortable
loading process for the animals. This new resource will be available to assist all of the
Ontario SPCA Communities across the province, and is a great addition to our Rescue
& Relief™ services.
Provincial Investigations Building, Exotic
Wildlife
In collaboration with the Ontario SPCA, the Welland & District SPCA has established
a provincial shelter facility dedicated to the housing and care of exotic wildlife. The
location of this specialized resource is not disclosed and is available to any Ontario
SPCA Community for exotic wildlife that come into their care. The facility is operated by
experienced, trained staff who work with a network of experts to address the needs of
animals that come into the facility. This facility is a first for Animal Welfare in Canada in
addressing the specialized care required by exotic wildlife.
Cupcake Day
was a Sweet
Success!
In its third year, National Cupcake Day™ for SPCAs and
Humane Societies was once again a huge success. With
over 54 participating Societies, $550,000 was raised across
Canada to help animals in need. That’s a lot of cupcakes! The
Ontario SPCA was pleased to partner with celebrity baker
Anna Olson to help promote this annual event. In addition to
sharing the importance of supporting Animal Welfare across
the province, Anna also created a unique Ontario SPCA
Cupcake Day Recipe and even a recipe for the four
legged companions.
NEWS UPDATES IN ANIMAL WELFARE
Special News
Food for Feral Cats
The Ontario SPCA is always looking for ways we can support Animal Welfare programs.
There are many individuals who volunteer their time and money to care for feral cat
colonies in their communities. The Society wanted to find a way to help support these
dedicated individuals and the animals they care for. The Feral Cat Food Bank is located
at Provincial Office and provides free cat food for feral cat colony managers that have
participated in the Toronto Feral Cat Coalition’s “Feral Cat Management” program. The
food has all been donated by our generous supporters. It’s a great initiative that helps
cats in local communities.
Association of Shelter Veterinarians
Association of Shelter Veterinarians
TM
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Guidelines for
Standards of Care in
Animal Shelters
Canadian Standards of Care in Animal
Shelters
The Canadian Standards of Care in Animal Shelters provides Animal Welfare
organizations across Canada with a comprehensive tool that helps align their activities
with recommended practices on all aspects of care. The Ontario SPCA Shelter Health
& Wellness team has been working to help Ontario SPCA Communities as well as
municipal shelters, utilize these guidelines and raise awareness for opportunities for a
healthier shelter environment. Through a consultation process, the team works with
staff within shelters to share best practices and identify opportunities to apply these
best practices to their own unique facility.
Lincoln County Humane Society’s new
Adoption Room is the Cat’s Meow
Proof that Spay/Neutering
Pets Helps Reduce Pet
Overpopulation!
In 2009, the Ontario SPCA introduced high-volume spay/
neuter services to the province of Ontario. Since the
inaugural clinic opened, another five clinics have been
established by the Ontario SPCA and its Affiliated Societies.
In 2014, Ontario SPCA shelters saw a reduction in cat in-take
of 19% and some of our shelters have reported cat in-take
reductions of 40 to 50%! Encouraged by these results, the
Ontario SPCA and its Communities are working together to
expand access to spay/neuter services and to develop a
mobile spay/neuter service for First Nations Communities,
with a focus on remote and northern areas.
Authors:
Sandra Newbury, Mary K. Blinn, Philip A. Bushby, Cynthia Barker Cox,
Julie D. Dinnage, Brenda Griffin, Kate F. Hurley, Natalie Isaza, Wes Jones, Lila Miller,
Jeanette O’Quin, Gary J. Patronek, Martha Smith-Blackmore, Miranda Spindel
The Lincoln County Humane Society has taken an old board room and renovated it into
a new cat adoption room! This interactive adoption area has an entrance shaped like a
cat and houses 24 oversized white cages with plexiglas on one side. The glass allows
people to see the animals but helps prevent the spread of disease. In addition, the
11-square-foot cages have portals to litter boxes that are hidden from public view. The
cat rooms are designed to be larger to help create a less stressful environment for the
animals while they wait for their forever homes!
delines for
of Care in
mal Shelters
Because there’s
no gift greater than the
love of an animal.
Let’s all Pledge to Have NO HOT PETS!
The award winning “No Hot Pets” campaign was back in 2014 and was a resounding
success! With over 20 million online impressions and close to 12,000 people
pledging not to leave their pets in their vehicles, the campaign exceeded all of our
expectations. The Society wants to thank the 41 participating SPCAs and Humane
Societies, 50 community partners and 22 car dealerships for helping to save pets
from harm. 2015 is expected to reach even higher numbers with close to 100 SPCAs
and Humane Societies! The campaign not only shares the dangers of leaving pets in
hot cars but also informs the public of the laws that protect these animals. Let’s all
remember, there is no good excuse to leave your pet unattended in a vehicle! Visit
nohotpets.ca to learn more about this very important campaign.
Authors:
New
Home
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the Cox,
Adoption Dogs in Barrie
inn, Philip
A. Bushby,
Cynthia
Hurley, Natalie
Isaza, Wes
Lila never
Miller,
The generosity
of ourJones,
supporters
ceases to amaze us. The Ontario SPCA Barrie
Martha Smith-Blackmore,
Miranda
Spindel
Branch had a flood last year that required extensive repairs to the dog adoption room.
Through the generosity of two major donors, one of whom is an ongoing supporter of
the Society’s major shelter initiatives, we were able to build a new dog adoption area!
The new room helps create a less stressful environment for the animals while they wait
for their forever home!
Karla & Rick with their dog “Finnegan Lee” adopted from the Georgina Animal Control & Adoption Centre, Georgina
There are many good reasons to adopt a
pet this holiday season.
Visit iadopt.ca to find yours.
iAdopt Helps Animals
Find Homes Through True
Adoption Stories!
The national adoption campaign, “iAdopt” was successfully
launched last year. Through sharing the real experience of
life changing adoptions, the program’s goal is to generate
awareness of the benefits of adoption and increase adoption
in shelters across Canada. The program was met with great
success, increasing adoptions of 10% on average from the
same time the previous year. The holiday campaign, “iAdopt
for the Holidays”, generated a great response for the holiday
contest. Adopters shared their life-changing adoption stories
and readers could then vote on their favourite story. The
winners will be featured in the 2015 iAdopt for the Holidays
campaign. To read these great stories visit iAdopt.ca.
2014 FINANCIAL REPORT - Ontario Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Statement of Financial Position
Year ended December 31, 2014, with comparative information for 2013
Statement of Operations and
Changes in Fund Balances
Year ended December 31, 2014, with comparative information for 2013
20142013
Assets
Current assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
$ 6,649,334
$11,803,883
Short-term investments
5,045,729
2,050,742
Accounts receivable
1,873,058
634,859
Inventory
46,044
42,441
Prepaid expenses 226,575
74,947
13,840,740
14,606,872
Investments
2,626,099
2,417,549
Capital assets
14,123,856
13,023,243
$ 30,590,695
$ 30,047,664
Liabilities and Fund Balances
Current Liabilities:
Accounts payable and accured liabilities
Deferred revenue
Deferred contributions Fund balances:
Provincial
Revenue:
Donations and fundraising
$ 6,815,679
$6,439,733
Provincial grants
7,914,569
2,223,415
Shelter and veterinary
3,004,275
2,845,007
Municipal contract fees
2,565,322
2,419,782
Other
456,520
514,711
Investment
398,726
479,765
Expenses:
Animal care and protection
General
Fundraising Amortization
Communication and
education services
Interest and bank charges
$ 1,911,000
55,077
1,183,109
2,177,825
3,149,186
26,898,478
$30,590,695 $30,047,664
21,155,091
14,922,413
13,794,222
2,701,254
2,002,474
791,785
12,052,883
2,579,916
1,853,126
574,306
629,916
164,110
493,186
162,435
20,083,761
17,715,852
3,421,845
175,480
(2,350,515)
(2,968,919)
Legacies
3,864,907
6,489,509
Excess of revenue over
expenses and distributions
1,514,392
3,520,590
$ 2,007,750
170,075
-
28,412,870
20142013
Distributions:
Grants to Ontario Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Affiliates and Humane Societies and
SPCAs in other provinces
Deficiency of revenue over
expenses and distributions before legacies
Fund balances, beginning of year
Fund balances, end of year
26,898,478
$28,412,870
23,377,888
$ 26,898,478
2014 FINANCIAL REPORT - Ontario Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
How you support us
Donations and Legacies
42.7%
Government Grants supporting
Investigations Services
31.5%
Animal Care Revenue
22.3%
Other Non-Government Grants
and Revenue
3.5%
Your dollars at work
Animal Care and Rescue & Relief Services
58.7%
Distributions to Animal Welfare Organizations14.6%
General Management and Administration
11.5%
Fundraising and Stewardship Programs
8.4%
Amortization
3.4%
Public Awareness and Humane Education 2.7%
Interest and Bank Charges
0.7%
PARTNERS IN
ANIMAL WELFARE
Special News
Got a Pet? Get a Vet!™
SPCAs and Humane Societies across Canada along with the Ontario Veterinary Medical
Association (OVMA) are encouraging pet owners that if you’ve ‘Got a Pet? Get a Vet!™’.
When you have a pet, it is important to establish a relationship with a veterinarian.
This new campaign, established by the Ontario SPCA and the OVMA, promotes this
important message. Just one veterinary check-up a year will help protect against a
variety of potentially life-threatening diseases, detect health problems sooner, and avoid
unexpected costs.
In addition, this campaign encourages pet owners to visit gotapetgetavet.ca and
nominate and/or vote for their favourite vet clinic to win the Got a Pet? Get a Vet!™
Award! Visit gotapetgetavet.ca to see who will win in 2015!
It’s important to establish a relationship with a veterinarian when you get a pet. Just one veterinary check-up
a year will help protect your pet against a variety of potentially life-threatening diseases, detect health problems
sooner, and avoid unexpected costs. Don’t wait until something goes wrong to take your pet in for a check-up.
Schedule a visit with your local veterinarian to ensure a longer, healthier life for your pet(s).
Brant County SPCA is Getting a New Home!
• Early Disease Detection
• Regular Vaccinations
• Flea, Tick and Parasite Prevention
• Spaying & Neutering
• Preventing Dental Disease
• Nutritional Counselling
• Behavioural Concerns
• Pet Identi�ication
The Brant County SPCA is pleased to announce that the organization will be moving
forward
with a build for a new Brant County SPCA shelter. On August 25, 2014 the City
gotapetgetavet.ca
of Brantford Council unanimously approved the donation of five acres of land and a
minimum of 10% of the total project, to a limit of $600,000, for a new shelter.
“This is the first step to a new beginning and I am so proud to be part of it. To everyone
who helped us reach this milestone, we can’t thank you enough,” said Robin Kuchma,
Executive Director, Brant County SPCA.
Congratulations to everyone at the Brant County SPCA and community!
ontariospca.ca
ovma.org
Promoting Adoptions one
Litter Box at a Time!
Once again the Society is pleased to partner with Arm
& Hammer on our iAdopt campaign. Arm & Hammer
understands how important it is for cats to be comfortable
in their home, especially with their litterbox. Together with
Ontario SPCA shelters across the province, Arm & Hammer
will be promoting the importance of adoptions and providing
each new cat adopter with a free box of Arm & Hammer kitty
litter during our designated iAdopt campaigns. The kitty litter
donation is designed to help the animal transition into their
new home smoothly, allowing the family time to bond without
litterbox issues. Thank you Arm & Hammer for helping these
new families!
TSC Stores support animals across Ontario
one Hoof & Paw at a time
Ontario SPCA Communities and TSC Stores have been in partnership for the past
year, and what an exciting year it has been! By offering customers a paper paw or
hoof to sign and mount on the store wall for two dollars each, TSC Stores managed
to raise over $90,000 through four events throughout the year. The money raised
from each store will support their local Ontario SPCA Community shelter. The Ontario
SPCA is thrilled with this partnership and the support TSC Stores has provided towards
Animal Welfare in their local communities. Working together the team is hoping to raise
$100,000 in 2015 for Animal Welfare!
Royal Canin feeds our Shelters
Thousands of animals come into the care of the Ontario SPCA every year. Feeding a
consistent high quality diet is paramount to our standards of care. We are thrilled to
announce that Royal Canin Canada is our official feeding partner at all our branches
across the province! This new collaborative partnership is truly changing the lives of
animals in our care while also enhancing our staff and volunteers’ education about pet
nutrition through Royal Canin’s extensive education and training programs. As part of this
commitment to furthering the education of our staff, volunteers and adopters, Royal Canin
is also the presenting partner of the Ontario SPCA 2015 Educational Conference.
More Great Collaboration in the Livestock
Industry
What Does V.A.L.U.E.
Stand For?
Operation V.A.L.U.E. (Vulnerable Animals Left Unattended
Everyday) is a crime prevention initiative designed to share
the laws that address areas of concerns such as: animals
left unattended in vehicles, abandonment, having suitable
sheltering and safety while travelling with an animal. The
Ontario SPCA has partnered with the Ontario Association
of Chiefs of Police, Ontario Provincial Police, Toronto Police,
York Regional Police, Crime Stoppers, Ontario Veterinary
Medical Association and the Ontario Association of Veterinary
Technicians. Operation V.A.L.U.E. began in 2012 in the York
Region/Greater Toronto Area and has continued into 2015,
where it has moved towards a provincial initiative, with
events planned throughout the province.
Over the past few years the Ontario SPCA is pleased to have developed great working
relationships with a variety of livestock commodity groups on addressing agricultural
Animal Welfare concerns across Ontario. The Society is excited to announce that
additional partnerships have been made this year. In addition to the Memorandums of
Agreement (MOA) made with dairy, chicken, beef, pork, veal, and sheep producers of
Ontario, the Society has new MOA’s with the Ontario Racing Commission, Ontario Goat,
and Fur Breeders of Ontario. Working together with the goal to help animals in need, the
MOAs have been a huge success.
Crime Stoppers a Partner in Animal Welfare
“Working together for Animal Welfare” has been an important motto for the Ontario
SPCA. The new province-wide partnership with Crime Stoppers is the latest way we
can all work to help more animals. This new partnership is designed to help alleviate
the pressure on police service resources regarding cruelty reporting for Animal Welfare
concerns. The Crime Stoppers team will contact the Society and Ontario SPCA officers
can respond accordingly.
Fixing Pets has Gone Mobile!
What exciting news! Mobile Spay/Neuter services are here! The Welland & District
SPCA recently announced the purchase of a new Mobile Spay/Neuter unit! Accredited
by the College of Veterinarians of Ontario (CVO), this unit is a fully equipped mobile
surgical clinic designed to travel where veterinarian services are limited. It was made
possible through the generosity of PetSmart Charities of Canada, and supporters of
the Welland & District Humane Society.
The Ontario SPCA is thrilled to provide support for these mobile services through our
veterinary services and medical resources.
New Home for the Sudbury
& District Animal Centre
and a Partner in Education
The Ontario SPCA Sudbury & District Animal Centre has
a new home. Now located within Collège Boréal, the new
adoption centre not only helps rehabilitate and rehome
animals, but also participates in the school’s Registered
Veterinary Technician program. All the animals at the Centre
will be cared for by our staff as well as the students at the
college, aiding in their practicum and helping the Society by
providing essential resources. The grand opening, celebrated
at Collège Boréal, had many distinguished guests including
both the Chief of Police and the Mayor of the City of Sudbury.
PARTNERS IN
ANIMAL WELFARE
Special News
AMEX Canada Give Back #amexcares
Volunteers assist the Ontario SPCA in many ways throughout the year! As a
commitment to the community, AMEX Canada staff have shown their support for Animal
Welfare by offering their volunteer services! Two teams of over 50 people participated
in clean up days at the Provincial Education & Animal Centre, in Newmarket, helping
to paint the shelter walls, clean the building after the winter weather and help build a
garden to grow fresh veggies for the small animals staying in the shelter. This program
was such a success that a second team of AMEX staff volunteered a day at the AMEX
Canada head office to make over 100 cat and dog toys for the animals in the shelter.
Thank you AMEX Canada for your continued support - your commitment is helping
make the animals more comfortable while they are in our care!
Spay Neuter Services in North Bay
The North Bay & District Humane Society is proud to announce the opening of
the ‘North Bay & District Humane Society Pet Clinic’ at its current shelter location
(2060 Main Street West, North Bay). This milestone was made possible through the
generosity of PetSmart Charities of Canada and donors of the North Bay & District
Humane Society.
The clinic will allow the Humane Society to provide spay/neuter services to the public
for their pets, as well as providing access to spay/neuter services to other Animal
Welfare organizations, First Nations Communities and remote communities.
“This project is a milestone in the history of the organization that was established in
1954. The opening of the clinic will be a great addition to the operation and enhances
our core mandate and mission to ‘Provide, Protect & Educate’,” said Daryl Vaillancourt,
Executive Director, North Bay & District Humane Society.
Thunder Bay & District Humane
Society “Taking the Lead” to Help Pet
Overpopulation
MARS Canada Warms our
Hearts and Homeless Cats
in Ontario
Feral cats are often forgotten and left out in the cold. The
Ontario SPCA’s Shelter Health & Wellness team have a new
initiative to help give these felines a warm place to sleep
at night. The team has designed homemade shelters that
are sold to feral cat community managers at cost. They are
insulated and allow the feral felines easy access in and out
of the cold. They have been such a huge success that the
demand for more of these homemade homes is increasing.
Working with our Volunteer Department, we shared this
initiative with our friends at MARS Canada and their staff
has not only volunteered to help build more shelters but
also financially contributed to this program! Another great
example of how corporate volunteers and working together,
can help better Animal Welfare.
Closing the gap on the pet overpopulation crisis happens one pet at a time – through
spaying and neutering. There is a great need for an accessible spay and neuter
clinic in the Thunder Bay area and northwest Ontario region. There are currently no
available clinic options between North Bay and the Manitoba border, which makes the
need for spay/neuter services essential to the Thunder Bay area.
The “Take the Lead” initiative, involving Animal Welfare partners, the Ontario SPCA
and the Thunder Bay & District Humane Society, is an exciting fundraising campaign,
with a goal of opening a new spay/neuter service in the region!
The Ontario SPCA is pleased to see more communities working to provide spay/
neuter services across the province.
Giving Northern Dogs a Second Chance
This past spring, the Ontario SPCA and the Timmins & District Humane Society were
contacted by a local rescue group to assist in the transfer of 14 homeless dogs
found in a First Nations Community. Our Animal Welfare teams quickly gathered our
resources and most of the dogs were transferred down to the Provincial Education &
Animal Centre, in Newmarket, where they received medical treatment before being
placed for adoption. We are pleased to report that all the dogs have found loving
new homes! This is a great example of how working together in Animal Welfare can
achieve success for animals in need.
Spay/Neuter Initiative
Supports Pet Owners of Six
Nations of the Grand River
Earlier this year, the Six Nations Elected Council and our
friends at the Welland & District SPCA signed an agreement
for regular spay/neuter clinics utilizing the new Mobile Spay/
Neuter Unit.
On April 18-19th 2015, a milestone event took place on Six
Nations of the Grand River. The Ontario SPCA is pleased to
report the success of the first ever Mobile Spay/Neuter clinic.
The event was the first opportunity to use the new mobile
unit, with the intent of expanding the scope of the service
delivery model to other First Nations Communities, focused in
northern Ontario.
The clinic was run by a team of volunteers from the
organizations involved. Inspector John Greer of the Welland
& District SPCA, along with local veterinarian Dr. Tammy
Hornak, were the lead organizers for the project who worked
with Six Nations Animal Control Services Supervisor, Penny
Hill and Animal Control Officer, Lyall Martin.
The Ontario SPCA provided volunteers and resources.
Ontario SPCA Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Magdalena Smrdelj
provided health checks and monitored the animals during
recovery.
The event was made possible due to the generous donations
of many local volunteers including veterinarians, veterinary
surgeons, technicians, and supporters of the Welland &
District SPCA and of the Ontario SPCA.
THANK You!
Community Donors & Supporters
Gifts of $500 and up
Norman D. Abbott
Lillian Butler
Robert Downey
Maura Harrington
Lara Langille
John S. McMahon
Thelma M. Quinsey
Patricia D. Thompson
Candis Adams
Marlene Byrne
Ruth-Ann Downie
Marjorie Harris
Kelly Larmand
Elizabeth N. McMurdo
Marc Ralsky
Richard L. Thomson
Lorne Adams
Anna L. Callum
Marilyn Dozzo
Roma Harris
Mary W. Laurence
Anne Mei
Sandra Ramsay
Terry Tomicic
Barbara E. Alderson
Alan A. Campbell
Whitney Drabik
Kimberly Hart
Katherine L. Lebutt
Isobel R. Mentall
Rosslyn J. Reed
C R. Tramer
Mary Ann Alexander
Catherine J. Campbell
Kristina Dragaitis
Mary Hartmen St. Pierre
Kitty A. Lederer
Monika Merz
Joyce Reid
Jay Tucker
Linda Allbright
Gordon Campbell
Pam Dressel
Cameron Haygarth
Tina Lee
Valerie Meyer
Dianne Richardson
Ernestine Underhill
David G. Anderson
Matthew M. Campbell
M. Elaine Duffield
Joy M. Haynes
Christina Leeflang
Krystyna Miedzinski
John A. Ritchie
Rob J. Unruh
Darlene S. Andrew
Susan Campbell
Deborah Duffy
Janet Hempstead
David L. Leigh
Phyllis Miller
Richard Rival
Irene Ushycky
Dennis Atkinson
Barbara Cannata
Douglas Dwyer
Paul A. Herbert
Andrew Lengyel
Juliet Milsome
Lola G. Robb
Grace Vale
Lina Attisano
Elizabeth Carlson
Tammy Earle
Wayne Heyman
Al Lennie
Paul H. Minc
Sadie Robertson
Doug Van Wyck
Miriam Avotins
Nadine Carpenter
Rhonda Ebner
Royce Hie
Pamela J. Leonard
Beverly Minnis
Ann Robertson-Seigel
Lynn Vanrassel
Patricia Baker
Gail Carter
Marion B. Eby
Troy D. Higgins
Gloria Lomita
George Mitchell
Joan Robinson
Wendy Vollans
Richard W. Baker
Michael Chadwick
Brenda Edmiston
Jim Hill
Randy Lucenti
Vikki Mitchell
Cleo Rogakou
Fred R. Von Veh
Mike Bakker
Miu Y. Chan
Peggy P. Egilo
Linda D. Hill
Dianne Luck
Barbara Moore
John W. Rogers
Benjamin Voorzanget
Ron Ballantyne
Edward Chant
Shirley Eikhard
Tim D. Hill
Antony T. Lundy
Paula M. Moore
Garry Rowan
Jack W. Wade
Bonnie Banks
Lori A. Chaput
Debbie E. Ellis
Elizabeth Hitchcock
Wendy Lynch
Linda Morgan
Natalie Rowe
Dawn Walker
Jennie M. Banks
Miu-ching Chu
Majorie Exley
Karen Ho
Kate MacDonald
Melissa Moreau
Denielle N. Roy
Sarah M. Walker
Nickoletta Banks
Kristin Cieslok
Averil Farlow
Derrick Hobbs
Scott MacEwen
Steve Moskowitz
John Russell
Virginia Walley
Edith Bansen
Erica A. Cih
William Farr
Patricia Hogan
Nancy MacGillivray
Christina Mullin
Ken Ryfa
Andrea Walsh
Doreen Barnes
Richard Coles
Catharine E. Farrow
Sheila Hooton
Brian MacKenzie
Mark Murakami
Rocco D. Sacco
Charles Walton
Etta Barnes
Deborah Collings
Amy Fedirchuk Trust
Gregory Houston
Doris MacKenzie
Lynn T. Murphy
Alysia Sachs
Betty Ward
Barrie Barootes
Mark Comer
Mary Ferguson
Annie Hsia
Kelley MacKlaier
Patrick P. Murray
J.G. Saddler
Amy Watson
Elizabeth Barratt
Maybelle Conley
Michael Fife
Hui min Huang
Ruth MacLaurin
Paula Myson
William Sanders
Jocelyn Watson
Laurie Barrett
Mary Connolly
Jake Fischer
Wendy Huang
Doug MacLean
Karen Neath
Carol J. Schaefer
John H. Watson
Betty Bedard Bidwell
Brian Cooke
Richard Fister
Michael Hull
Catherine MacNeill
Brock Napier
Debbie Schepens
Edwin Watt
Karen Belcourt
Larry Cooper
Ashley Flamenco
James Hunt
David D. MacRae
Jan Neuman
Brenda Schmidt
Victoria C. Weaver
Mike Bellinger
Terry Corcoran
Shawn Ford
Ron Hunt
Veronica Magyar
Stephanie Nicholson
Carol Scnaefer
Meri Weisman
Ashley Bellissimo
Dudley Cordell
Anna L. Fonseca
Edward N. Hunter
Mario L. Malizia
James Nicol
Diane Shapiro
Rebecca Weissflog
Scott A. Bennett
Tim Coristine
Jo Anne Fournell
Nancy F. Hutchinson
Michael Mallon
Nick Nicolaou
Krista A. Shelly
Jillian Welch
Lori S. Ber
Harriet Cork
Geoffrey Francis
Holly J. Innes
Weijian Mao
T Nicolopoulos
Heather Shetler
Liz Werk
Linda Best
Faye Cornish
Dan French
Ross Irwin
John Mappin
Maria Notarfonzo
Jennifer Cotton
Nancy A. Galbraith
Sharon Irwin
Janita D. Mare
Andrea Nyhuis
Peter Shillington
Yuka Shimada
Elizabeth West
Joan E. Bickle
Kenneth M. Black
Frances Cowan
Mike Garrity
Melva Isherwood
Dana Margolis
Sandra Nymark
Jack Sills
Judith White
Kristina Blad
Shelagh Cowie
Robin Gerson
Tom Jarvis
Eric Margolis
Meghan O’Brien
Beverley Simpson
Julia White
Pamela E. Bliss
Alfred Creed
Cindy Gibbons
Charles E. Jeffs
Trisha M. Mark
Michelle O’Driscoll
Evelyn Simpson
Gordon Wiggins
Anne Blois
Sue Creighton
Amanda S. Gibson
Larry J. Jekel
George Marr
Thomas Oelsner
Gary Sims
Judith R. Wilder
Paul Blythe
Barbara Curtis
Jill Gilbrook
Ian Johnston
Marilyn C. Marshall
Darren O’Halloran
Jill Slaughter
Lorraine Williams
Leslie A. Bol
Peter H. Dale
James A. Girling
Herb Jones
Sue A. Marshall
Millie Oliphant
Maxine L. Slessor
Nadine Williamson
Alexander Botrie
Donald Davidsin
Mitchell Glickman
Brennan Kahler
Margaret L. Marsland
Brian O’Neill
Bob Smith
Dave Wilson
Bonnie Boucher
Margaret Davidson
Valerie M. Goff
Joanne Kalyniuk
Robert Martin
Lynne I. Ormrod
John Smith
Jim Wilson
Diana Boulianne
Bernace E. Davies
Fred Goike
David Kane
Charles Massey
Muriel Oschefski
Kathleen A. Smith
Jeannette Winchester
Danielle Boyd
Dianne M. Davies
Michael R. Goldberg
Gordon D. Kee
Blake Matlock-Marshall
William F. O’Toole
Michael Smith
Stephanie Winkler
Lesley Boyle
Susan Davies
Lynda Goldson
Dwight L. Keister
Michael Matthews
Richard L. Paquette
Mona A. Smith
Douglas Winter
John Bradlow
Michele H. Davis
Peter Golver
Brian Kelly
Elizabeth May
Susan Parker
Marilyn Stasik
Lorna Winterbottom
Richard B. Bradlow
Hilda Davison
Janet Gottdenker
Karen A. Kelly
Rachel McAdams
Cameron Parks
Arden Stass
Donna Wolff
Lorraine Brady-Hollywell
Lillias De Lom
Joanne Grant
Susan Ketko
Ken McBey
Lynda Patton
Les E. Steadman
Diana Wong
Maureen Branigan
Patricia Deavitt
Lucille Green
Mushtari Khan
Mary McCartney
Robert J. Patton
Tom Stephenson
Jennifer Wong
Linda Bridgewater
Doris Decorte
Brenda Guarda
Carol A. Kikely
Tammy McClaven
David Pauli
Joseph Stewart
Mary Woods
Lloyd Bristow
Gerry Dee
Donnalu Gunn
Jean S. Kilgour
Betty M. McCoppen
Elizabeth Paupst
Ruth E. Stewart
Lloyd D. Worrall
Benjamin Brown
Judith DeGroot
Donald Hadley
Tanya Kim
Susan McCorquodale
Rose Pearson
William Stuart
Janice Wright
Karen Brown
Carol Delmage
Alice Haigh
Pat J. Kincaid
Barb J. McCreath
Wayne Pells
Gillian E. Symington
Joanne P. Wright
Veronica L. Brunka
Iris Demandt
Jane Hall
Agnes Kinnear
Sheila M. McDougall
Tim Piesley
Robert Talevi
Gerald A. Yates
Edward L. Buckley
Blaine Depster
Shirley Halozen
Meredith Kinrys
Richard A. McElwain
Deborah Pilgrim
Miranda Tamblyn
Lynda Yielding
Earl Bulger
Steven Deschamps
Antony J. Ham Pong
Beverley D. Kirkland
Marjorie McEwen
Alex Pilon
Jareth Taylor-Bester
Mac Young
Patricia Bulnes
Michelle Deschenes
Malcolm Hamilton
Kelly Kjeldsen
Richard McFarlane
Kathryn Podrebarac
Fredrick Teasdale
William M. Young
Robert W. Burgess
Daniel Di Giovanni
Patricia Hamilton
Vickie Kostecki
Kelly McHugh
Tom Pokoradi
Christine Temple
Alla Zhura
Margaret L. Burno
Mary Di Salvo
Dale Hancocks
Kevin Kozak
Loraine McIntosh
Isolde Prince
Angelica Tetlock
Bob Zimmerman
Steven Burroughs
Cathy Dickinson
Doris Hansen
Ronald A. Kubelka
Kennith McKeen
Kathryn Privitera
Inga Karin Thomas
Lloyd Burrow
Heather Dillon
David Hardman
Helga Kuch
Barbara A. McKinnon
Judith Probst
Edward Thompson
Jessica J. Burton
Larry Doherty
Margaret Hardman
John v. Laken
James McLean
George Prodanou
Lewis Thompson
Ted Burton
Evelyn Dolan
Susan A. Harlton
Pamela Lamson
Charles C. McLeod
Michelle Pursley
Marian E. Thompson
Chris White
The Ontario SPCA is extremely fortunate to have the support of our Community
Donors - a notable group of generous supporters whose gifts help to create a more
Humane Society for animals and for people.
It is our honour to recognize and thank the following individuals, corporations and
foundations as special friends of the Ontario SPCA.
Community Corporate Donors & Supporters
Gifts of $500 and up
404 Veterinary Hospital Rehabilitation Centre
Accesoware Services
Alan and Patricia Koval Foundation
Albert & Temmy Latner Family Foundation
Amsterdam Products Ltd.
Artex Systems Inc.
Ashby Hunt Club
BMO - Bank of Montreal
Barnes Family Foundation
Barrie Racket Club Members
Bayshore Property Management Inc
Bennett Physiotherapy And Osteophathy
Bertram Family Fund at the Toronto Community
Foundation
Bluebird Cafe & Grill
Bob W. Smith Building Supplies
Brockville Business Network
Brockville Road Runners Club
CE Ted Burton Inc
Chatham-Kent Veterinary Professional Corp
Citrus City Tattoo
Club Paws
CN Employees Pensioners Community Fund
Comfort Inn Newmarket
Community Foundation Of Orillia & Area
Crawford & Company Canada Inc
Custom Builders
Deep River Replays Hockey Club
Demers Masonry
Dempsters Automotive Suipplies Ltd
Donner Canadian Foundation
Dover Kinsmen
DPM Insurance Group
Dr Cleo Rogakou Medicine Professional Corporation
Dreams Catering
Dufferin Lawn Life
Dynamix Steam Sterilizer Services Inc
Edith Piggott Charitable Giving Foundation
Entegrus Inc.
Esna Technologies
Espanola Veterinary Professional Corporation
Farr Family Charitable Foundation
Foxes Bakery & Deli
Friends of Huron SPCA
From The Kitchen To The Table
Furchild’s Inc.
Georgian College
Giant Tiger Stores Ltd.
GJ Garden of Life Foundation Trustees
Glenn Robert Anderson Foundation
Global Pet Food Stores Inc
Guild Electric
Hannah Investments Inc.
Havas Worldwide Canada Inc.
Heino Sales And Services Inc.
Hock Shop Orillia Inc
Hollis Wealth
Home Hardware Building Centre
Hydro One Employee’s and Pensioner’s Charity Trust
Fund
IceCorp Logistics
Ideal Supply Company Limited
Innisfil Lions Dabber Bingo
IQ Mertix
IT Weapons Inc
J&A Collision Centre
James N. Allan Family Foundation
Jeanne Edwards Fund
John and Sheila Price Family Fund
John Sharp Images
Johnson Inc. Social Committee
Jones Deslauriers Blevins Insurance Group Inc
K. S. Roofing
Kent Branch Events
Kimberly-Clark Inc.
Lawrason Foundation
Lions Club Bayfield
Mac & Mary Young RBC D.S
MacMaster Buick GMC
Males Consulting
Markcol Distribution Limited
Match Drive Inc.
Matrix Tattoo’s
Maxsold Auction
MDTS INC.
Merritt Animal Hospital
Michael Sheridan Communications Inc.
Milliken Steel Sales
Moksha Yoga Barrie
Monkey B Productions
Morningview Foundation
Muskoka Brewery
Muskoka Community Foundation
Muskoka Drilling & Blasting
Muskoka Natural Food Market
My Fm Broadcasting Corp
National Polymer International Corp
Newmarket Tay Pwer Distribution Ltd
Newmarket Toyota
Niagara Pet Resort Inc
Nordson Canada, Limited
North Bowmanville Limited (Delpark
Homes-Bowmanville)
Northland Truck Centre
O/A Sun Machine/Welding
Off Broadway Boutique
Ontario Electronic Stewardship
OPG Employees’ & Pensioners’ Charity Trust
Orillia and District Vet Services
Paula’s Canine Country Club
Pembroke Animal Hospital
Pet Valu
Pete Hanes Trucking
Peter Boyer GMC
Petsmart Charities Of Canada
Pfaff Motors Inc.
Physical Limits Fitness Club
Picton Home Hardware
Pioneer Hi-Bred Ltd.
PJ’s Pet Centres, 3499481 Canada Inc
Playful Paws Kennel
Pool Spa Sauna Showroom
Power Workers’ Union
Priority Fire Protection Ltd
PTZ Insurance Brokers Ltd.
Quality Pools
R.J. Burside & Associates
Raschkowan Foundation
RBC Royal Bank
Red Carpet Treatment
Renfrew County United Way
Rio Can
Ross W. McNeil Foundation
Royal Air Mechanical Services
Russell Hoof Care
Scotiabank
Serco Construction Ltd
Shirley Eikhard Music
Simcoe Benchmark Mechanical Inc.
Stanpac Inc
Stormont Seaway Lions Club
Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation
Sudbury Integrated Nickel Operations a Glencoe
Company
Sun Life Financial Matching Gifts Program
Susan Ursel Phillips Fellows Hopkinson LLP
Susan Velkers Friends of the Animals
Taddy Cork Foundation
Team TELUS Cares
The Barley Vine Rail Company
The Beer Store
The Cumba Charitable Foundation
The Helping Hand New To You Store
The Hermant Family Foundation
The Honey & Leonard Wolfe Family Charitable
Foundation
The M.M Edward Foundation
The Powis Family Foundation
The United Way
The Widawski Family
The Wolfe Family Foundation
The Woodmill
Thousand Islands Kennel Obedience Club
Toronto Community Foundation
Toronto Police Services - Youth In Police Program
TSC Stores
Uniform 723
Union Gas Limited
United Propeller And Machine
Upper Level Construction Inc
Uptown Service Centre
Volunteer Canada
Waddington Family Fund at the Toronto Community
Foundation
Walmart Canada Corp.
Welch LLP
William & Betty Finch Fund
York Region Community Foundation (Vital York)
Yummies In A Jar
Estate Gifts
gifts of $1000 and up
Queenie Charlotte Fulcher
Theresa Veronica McCallen
Patricia Adele (Kikuts)
Margaret Heather Andersen
June Victoria Ardiel
Phyllis Baker
Elsie Kathryn Balls
Catherine Mae Bartlett
Maurice James Bent
Margaret Bilmore
David Blackmore
Paula Blackmore
Philip Bloom
Elizabeth Bourdeau
Elizabeth Helen Boylen
Daphne Eleanor Bradford
Constance Iona Bren
Edythe Mae Burdan
Julie Byers
Alice Dolerese Cameron
Lorraine Georgina Capesky
Vera Clark
George McDonald Craib
Evelyn Frances Dale
Glady Marjorie Davidson
Maria Davies
Helen Marjorie Dickie
Doris Mary Fanshaw
Christina Josephine Feenstra
Marion Fell
June Fleischer
Rhoda Amelia Gadsby
Linda Elizabeth Gburski
Ruby Gibney
Mona Isabelle Graham
Carol Ann Gray
Nancy Ann Greven
Jeanne Francoise Grigg
Maureen Gunster
Jacqueline Barry Gyte
Florence Harrison
Andrea Haskell
Edward R Hogarth
E. Marsden Holt
Egon Homburger
Eva Justina Howard
Alexander Dewar Hunt
Elizabeth Starr Jodrey
Muriel Rose Kealy
Muriel Doreen Kennedy
Eva Klein
Inge Kramer
Normand Laflamme
Margaret Nellie Lenton
Shirley Theresa Lesperance
Frances Louise Lindenfield
Olive IreneLumley
Jessie MacBean
Eric Mansfield
William J. McBurney
Esther Winnifred McDonald
Christine Marie Hartley McGuffin
Barbara Rose Marie Miller
June Marie Nurse
Margaret Ann Pattison
John Charles Patton
Elizabeth Jane Prisley
Anna Marie Ragsdale
Dorian Mary Rankin
Elizabeth Duff Rice
ConstanceRiglar
Wallace Harvey Robinson
Margaret Agnes Runciman
Barbara Shaw
Wanda Beverley Marie
Shaw
George Sheppard
Evelyn Smyth
Elizabeth Rhoda Somers
Elizabeth Ann Somerville
Lorne Murray Stone
Thomas Leonard Stubbs
Renee Taillefer
Marilyn Leigh Tancock
Mary Doreen Taylor
Karen L. Teder
Vernon Watson
Marjorie Laura Howard Wilson
Gladys Jean Wythe
2014 National Cupcake Day™ Sponsors
National Cupcake Day Participants
$400+ raised
Jason Wesley
Emily Mcleod
Tessa Grant
Gillian Symington
Simone Lai
Rebecca Mowat
Judy Lewis
Andrea Stella-Tessarolo
Anna Olson
Erin Black
Lindsay Furan
Nikki Edwards
Kym Juneau
HJC New Media
Snelgrove Vet
Karry Lichty-Groen
Beth Forrest
2014 Friends for Life! Walk™ Provincial Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
TM
2014 Top Paw Club VIF Members (Very Important Fundraisers)
$2000+ raised
Lee Duguid
Angelica Tetlock
Euro & Stone Title
Victoria Weaver
Cathy McManee
Lynda Goldson
Linda Weir
Marianne Carlyle
Susan Miller
Gale Lapierre
2014 Top Paw Club Members
Raised $1000-$1999
Elisa Morgan
Tanya Kim
Janet Harris
Natalie Rowe
Lea Thompson
Dean Smythe
Carol Hulcoop
Correen Pacht
Gordon Campbell
Dayle Boutilier
Jill Pangborne
Michael Brown
Paula Valois
Michelle Campbell
Marc Ralsky
Amanda Desrosiers
Debb Long
Carol Beard
Jane Stephenson
Jessica Corkrey
Kennedy Smye
Nansi Nikiforuk
Jen Grattan
Jack Hurst
Diane Sanderson
2014 Ontario SPCA Provincial Partnerships
Should you have questions about how we acknowledge your support or are interested in making a donation to the Ontario SPCA, please contact Kevin MacKenzie
at [email protected] or 1-888-668-7722 ext. 309
Tanisha Rao
Alicia McLeod
Danielle MacFarlane
Amy Babister
Ontario SPCA Board of
Directors
Catherine MacNeill (Chair)
Kari Wilson (Vice Chair)
Ann Davidson
Chris White
Heather Caird
Isaac Breadner
Judy Decicco (Secretary)
Linda Morgan
Rita Middleton (Treasurer)
Ron Hunt
Stewart Hill
Senior Management
Kate MacDonald - Chief Executive Officer
Tom Stephenson - Chief Financial Officer
Connie Mallory - Chief Inspector
Dr. Magdalena Smrdelj, D.V.M - Chief Veterinary Officer
Tanya Firmage - Chief of Humane Programs &
Community Outreach
Debbie Schepens - Director, Human Resources
Marc Ralsky - Director, Community & Donor Development
Dave Wilson - Director, Shelter Health & Wellness
Alison Cross - Director, Marketing & Communications
Shawn Ford - Director of Finance and Information
Technology
Charitable Registration Number 88969 1044 RR0002
A Year In Numbers
2014 Spay/Neuter Procedure Totals
Number of Dogs Spayed: 2,914
Number of Dogs Neutered: 3,402
Number of Cats Spayed: 5,648
Number of Cats Neutered: 4,345
Total procedures: 16,309
2014 Investigations Results
Complaints Investigated: 17,991
Orders Issued: 2,756
Provincial Charges: 348
Criminal Charges: 26
FWCA (Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act): 1
Animals Removed as a Result of an
Investigation: 1,724
2014 Animal Welfare
Adoption Totals*:
Cats: 4,587
Dogs: 1,813
Small animals: 479
Total Number of Adoption: 6,879
* Ontario SPCA Branches only
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