at the APL - Cleveland Animal Protective League

A nonprofit Humane Society
serving Greater Cleveland and
Cuyahoga County since 1913.
Patter
August 2011
Executive Director Letter pg. 2
Q104 Radiothon Success pg. 4
Fur Ball 2011 pg. 8
Ace’s story had a
heartbreaking beginning.
But he found a happy
ending – and just in time
for Valentine’s Day.
“We fell in love with this
handsome boy when we
saw his picture on the APL
website,” Teri Eisenhardt
recalled. “We wanted
an orange cat, and Ace
seemed to have just the look we
were after.”
“When I heard his story — that
he was dumped in a crate behind
an apartment building along with
another cat, it ripped my heart out.
The other cat, Abel, got adopted so
Ace was put in the playroom with
other cats to keep him company. I
needed a cat that would get along
with our cat, so I was confident Ace
would be a good match for us.” And
she was right. Ace made himself at
home almost immediately and quickly
befriended resident feline Hobo.
Even from indoors, Ace takes in the
sights, sounds and smells of his new
yard, where ducks, geese and birds are
frequent visitors. He also has earned the
nickname Mr. Nosey because he likes to
watch the neighbors’ activities through
the window. It’s OK, though, because
they like watching him too!
Ace lives life to the fullest. He’s about 2
years old and his energy level reflects
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Top: Ace enjoying a snooze at home
Bottom: Ace’s photo taken at the APL by
Volunteer Photographer Dan Sandy
his youth. He stays active until he
exhausts himself then he sleeps soundly
for hours. “No catnapping for him,” Teri
said. He also has quite the appetite and
weighs a healthy 11.6 pounds.
“No one may ever know for sure
everything that Ace went through
before he arrived at the shelter,
but that’s all behind him now,”
Teri said. “I hope he feels like
he made the right choice when
he picked his new family.”
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Roo’s News
Sharon Harvey
and Roo
No matter how we spend our days or
what kind of work we do, we often find
ourselves overwhelmed by those things
we can’t control. And, when it’s this time
of year, you work in animal welfare, and
the animals that need help are coming in
so fast you can’t think anymore – well, it’s
pretty easy to feel overwhelmed.
It seems that’s exactly how I was feeling
when I opened an e-mail from one of
our phenomenally committed volunteers
asking for an opinion about a somewhat
controversial adoption promotion being
run by another humane society. During
our excellent e-dialogue, I shared some
of the struggles we all face that lead us
to try novel and sometimes controversial
strategies to save more lives – and as
it seems I used the word “struggle” a
few times, she sensed that I was feeling
overwhelmed! Not only did she reply
with one of the most meaningful e-mails
I’ve ever received, in which she shared
a sense of pride in being involved with
an organization that is always looking
for ways to do more and be better, but
she reminded me that no matter how
overwhelmed I might feel at any given
time, there is much to celebrate.
The list of new life-saving or life-improving
initiatives we’ve implemented or are
exploring is truly impressive. From adding
programs and services that will help
owners keep their pets during times of
To Make a Donation
to the APL:
Visit our website at www.ClevelandAPL.org
or mail your check to the Cleveland Animal
Protective League, Attention Development
Office, 1729 Willey Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio 44113.
temporary hardship to implementing
processes that will allow us to better
monitor and optimize shelter animal
wellness and enrichment, from supporting
the massive growth of our spay/neuter
program for feral and stray cats to earning
national recognition for our innovative cat
adoption promotions, from supporting and
applauding the City of Cleveland during
its quest to eliminate all “pit bulls” from
its vicious-dog ordinance to putting our
own ambassador “bully breed” adoption
program in place at the APL, from the
incredible impact that our Second Chance
Program has had on our ability to save
lives to the unbelievable work our humane
investigators do to make our community a
better and safer place for animals, we have
so very much to celebrate. And the thing
is, there’s so much more we still want and
need to do moving forward, and with your
continued support and shared commitment,
we’ll do just that.
So, I’m still overwhelmed – but now it’s
with gratitude – gratitude for a valued
volunteer who took time out of a busy
day to share her pride in the Cleveland
APL and its people, gratitude for our
accomplishments and the impact they’ve
had on saving animals, and gratitude for
YOU – for helping us to save so many lives
and giving us so many reasons to celebrate.
Volunteer
at the APL
Share your love of animals and become
a Cleveland Animal Protective League
volunteer. Check our website at
www.ClevelandAPL.org for dates of
upcoming volunteer orientation sessions.
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A Dog Named Cat
Lisa Shah and
her husband,
Nik, already had
a kitten when
they came to the
Cleveland APL last
summer looking for
their first dog. Is it
any wonder they
wound up with a
dog named Cat?
Cat, now named
Cali, got her shelter
moniker because
she is a Catahoula
Leopard mix. She
came here through
our dog transfer
program from a
shelter that had run
out of space. The
3-year-old dog didn’t much care for
being in her kennel, but she really
blossomed when she spent some
time behind our Adoptions Desk.
She had the chance to interact with
our staff, volunteers and a variety of
shelter visitors and she responded
beautifully.
Lisa praised the staff for working so
hard to find the right match for the
Shahs and the dog. “Cali is a strongwilled dog, but after we made
adjustments to our behavior and
taught her a few rules, she became
a very well-mannered dog,” Lisa told
us in an e-mail a few months ago.
“Cali even gets along with our new
kitten just fine!”
Cali is a dog for all seasons. She loves
walking year round, hiking in the
snow and rolling in the grass. She
also enjoys lying on the Shahs’ deck
watching squirrels and chipmunks.
When she runs around the back
yard, she encourages Lisa and Nik to
chase her.
Cali enjoying time in the back yard
and rolling around in the grass.
As first-time dog owners, Lisa and
Nik had no idea how much love and
joy a dog would bring into their
lives. “We honestly can’t believe how
lucky we are.” Lisa said.
For dates and times, visit our website at
www.ClevelandAPL.org.
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Happenings
Celebrating the 6th
Annual Q104 Pledge
for Pets Radiothon!
Q104’s morning show team of
Jen Toohey, Allan Fee, and Glenn
Anderson hosted the 6th Annual
Pledge for Pets Radiothon on May 13
and 14. The event raised more than
$124,000, and equally as exciting,
during the two-day Radiothon event,
the APL had an adoption promotion
called Rockin’ Rescue that helped 80
animals find their new homes.
collected donations for the APL’s
animals from their families, friends
and co-workers. We were so grateful
again this year to have Travis Hafner
of the Cleveland Indians and his
wife, Amy, sponsor our Q Cash Kids
program and to have Joe Thomas of
the Cleveland Browns and his wife
and APL volunteer, Annie, sponsor
our Q Cash School program.
During 18 hours on the air, Toohey
and Fee shared compelling, heartwarming, real-life stories that
captured the spirit of the Cleveland
APL’s mission, our animals, and
the special people who rescue,
rehabilitate, and care for them.
Our top fund-raising school this year
was St. Ambrose in Brunswick. The
track and field team consisting of
73 track stars in grades 4 through 8
ran laps that totaled more than 40
miles and raised more than $1,000
for our animals. To celebrate their
fund-raising efforts, an assembly was
held with Joe and Annie Thomas and
Toohey and Fee.
Over the past six years, the Pledge
for Pets Radiothon has raised more
than $760,000 for the animals at
the Cleveland APL. Words cannot
express our gratitude to Jen Toohey,
Allan Fee, Glenn Anderson and the
entire Q104 team for their continued
commitment and compassion in
engaging their listeners to open
their hearts to our animals!
Leading up to the Radiothon,
APL supporters signed up to be Q
Cash Captains, Kids or Schools and
Save the date! The 7th Annual Q104
Pledge for Pets Radiothon will take
place on May 11th and May 12th,
2012.
Thank you to all of our sponsors and
to everyone else who made the 6th
Annual Q104 Cleveland APL Pledge
for Pets Radiothon such an amazing
success!
Q104 and Cleveland APL representatives unveil the check.
Photo by: APL Volunteer Photographer Michael Nilsen
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From left, Annie Thomas, Allan Fee and Joe Thomas.
GRACE HOSPITAL
Long Term Acute Care
During the adoption promotion, Rockin’ Rescue, APL guests look to add an adorable furry
friend to their family. Photos by: APL Volunteer Photographer Michael Nilsen
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Making Room for Fat
Albert
A cat named Whiskers
knew he had met his
match when he saw
Heather Burke walk
into the playroom
he was sharing with
several other cats at
the Cleveland APL. He
just needed to make
sure Heather knew it,
too.
First he had to divert
her attention from
two other cats who
had approached her.
So he came out of
the corner of the
room and persuaded
Heather to sit on the floor. The
12 ½-pounder settled on her lap
and whenever the other cats came
around, Whiskers swatted at them.
“It was clear (Whiskers) had claimed
me as his,” Heather said.
It’s no wonder Whiskers was so
determined to go home with
Heather. He once had been a stray
and was having trouble finding the
right adopter. Even so, he was initially
a little intimidated in his new home.
“He attempted to hide under my
dresser, but he was too fat and got
stuck,” Heather recalled.
Whiskers got over his fear and
stopped trying to hide when Heather
offered him a can of tasty cat food.
He also got a new name: Albert –
after “Fat Albert.”
“Ever since then, he’s been my
sidekick and best buddy,” Heather
said. “He’s also quite the talker, and
he wakes me up every morning with
a chorus of meows and purrs.’’
“Albert has truly made my life much
happier, and I look forward to the
many years we have together.”
We are excited to announce that the Cleveland APL’s 2012 Annual Pet Calendar
will be available for sale beginning on November 7. At that time, you can visit
www.ClevelandAPL.org to see a preview.
The calendar will make a great gift, especially for the upcoming holidays!
Calendars can be purchased online at www.ClevelandAPL.org, or by calling
216-377-1628. After November 7, the calendar also will be for sale at the APL’s
Adoption Center.
Don’t miss the chance for your Furry Friend to be featured in the 2013
calendar. Enter online at www.ClevelandAPL.org or call 216-377-1628 for more
information.
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Community News
Thank You
So Much!
instructor and Cleveland APL
volunteer Shari Sweeney, with 100
percent of the proceeds going to the
Cleveland APL.
Abstract-A Hair Salon!
Knuth’s
For teaming with Hyper Local Deals
to raise money for the Cleveland
APL. HyperLocalDeals is a Cleveland
buying site with a community focus
that offers consumers discounts
and deals from local independent
merchants in Cleveland and
surrounding neighborhoods.
Abstract, a Cleveland Heights salon,
donated 5% of its proceeds from a
special deal it ran in April through
HyperLocalDeals, which matched the
donation.
Love Muffin Records,
Barking Spider,
Symposium and Wilbert’s
The Bingham
For holding the Cleveland Canine
Challenge, a fun, informal dog show,
in the Warehouse District apartment
building. Pooches earned prizes in
the categories of Fitness, Personality,
Talent and Best Dressed while
their owners raised money for the
Cleveland APL.
Joyce Cotman
For organizing the “Hearts and
Tails” event. A portion of all online
sales of Avon products benefited the
Cleveland APL.
Five Seasons Family
Sports Club
For putting on the “Top Dog”
fashion event at the Westlake store
and fund-raising drives at both the
Westlake and Lander locations to
help the Cleveland APL. Knuth’s also
asked for donations of supplies from
the “Much-Needed Items” list on our
website.
For holding LoveMuffinPalooza
2011, a rock ‘n’ roll extravaganza
that featured a dozen bands at the
three Greater Cleveland venues and
culminated in a raffle with proceeds
donated to the Cleveland APL.
Razzles
For holding a celebrity bartending
event at the Olmsted Falls
restaurant-bar with proceeds from
restaurant sales, bar tips and a 50/50
raffle benefiting the Cleveland APL.
Thanks to the generosity and efforts
of everyone involved in these events,
more than $2,260 was raised to help
the Cleveland APL and our animals.
For hosting a special Spin workout
at the Westlake club, led by Spin
August 2011
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Did You Know?
Happenings
Fun Facts to
Know And Tell
About Your
Cleveland APL
Cold Noses,
Warm Hearts
Fur Ball 2011
• In 2010, the APL’s
veterinarians used 674 boxes
of suture, which translates to
using 4.5 miles of suture
while performing surgery on
our animals!
• In 2010, the APL’s humane
investigators logged a total
of 30,250 miles on the road
investigating complaints of
animal cruelty, which
translates to driving nearly
1.25 times around the
circumference
of the earth!
Save-the-Date for this
Cleveland APL Annual
Gala!
This sensationally casual event
will be held Saturday, November
5, 2011 at 5:30 p.m. at the
InterContinental Hotel Cleveland.
Enjoy wonderful food stations,
fabulous live and silent auction
items and a surprise guest
appearance from a VIP (Very
Important Pooch). Proceeds from
this event benefit the Cleveland
APL Second Chance Program.
Visit our website at www.
ClevelandAPL.org to learn more
about the Second Chance Program
and the event, including corporate
sponsorship opportunities,
providing silent or live auction
items, or purchasing tickets.
No Bones About it...
Chew on This!
Adoption
Hours:
Monday through Friday
11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday Noon to 4 p.m.
Animal Surrender Hours
(Intake):
Monday through Friday
10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday Closed
Photo by: Volunteer
Photographer Jason Miller
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Thank You
Lake Erie
Monsters...
…for welcoming 437 dogs and
their owners to the 3rd annual
Pucks and Paws event at Quicken
Loans Arena. Nearly $2,200 was
donated to the Cleveland APL
from the sale of doggie tickets to
the Monsters hockey game.
Watch our website for
next year’s Pucks and
Paws date.
Thank You Cleveland
Indians...
…for choosing
g
the Cleveland
APL as a Fill
the House
Charity.
Animal lovers
and baseball
fans bought
and helped sell tickets to
the Indians game against the
Kansas City Royals on April 27.
We received $5 for every ticket
we sold plus $1 for every ticket
sold by any other means for a total
of $16,601.
We also extend our sincere
thanks to Marigold Catering and
PlayhouseSquare for holding the
season’s first Cleveland Renegade
Lunch to kick off this fund-raising
effort. More than 50 people
enjoyed a delicious meal provided byy
Marigold at Star Plaza and also had
the opportunity to purchase tickets
and donate to the Cleveland APL.
Cleveland Renegade Lunch at Star Plaza
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A gift of $50 or more is
recognized in Pet Patter.
Tribute donations are a very
special way to remember and
honor loved ones and pets.
Notification will be sent to
whomever you ask us to notify.
The following tribute gifts were
received between March 2011
and May 2011.
In Memory of
Individual:
Joseph Burton “Trip”
Ayers, III Carol and Elizabeth
Faulb, Ronald and Joan
Fountain, Jack Herrick, Leslie
and Elliot Kaufman, Elizabeth
Larson, Myshka, Inc.
Lillian J. Becker Erik and
Suzanne Konsen, Anna
Melnichak, Kelly Milkovich
Mrs. Jean Becker D.
Lafferty, Sybil Uretsky
Marcela Berichon Roger
and Joyce Gordon
Joseph J. Buckley Michael
and Donna Pinkston, Paul and
Carol Ripper
Margaret Chipka Gary A.
Chipka and Bruce S. Chipka
Margaret “Peggy” Coch
Bruce and Maryellen Cudney,
GE Foundation
Robert Coles Miller Family,
Coles Family and Gardner
Family
Robert A. Dash Christine
Patton, Patricia J. Sanborn
Dolores V. Demko Robert
Demko
Joan Fainelli Mae Karoli
Mrs. Filipski Susan Laurenzi
Clayton B. Foote Faith
McAllister
Olga Fox Russell G. Chester,
Jr., Nancy Haydoo, Charles
Hirsch, Kimberly Kruczek,
Jerry and Mary Sulhan
Joretta M. Grunick Chip
Erb and Karla Ware, Sharon
Harvey, Judy Hunter, Kaye
Scholer, LLP, Linda and Carol
Kuhn, Stephen H. Langer, Sr.,
Alan and Barbara Lepene,
Geoff White and Maureen
Doerner
Mr. Hall Carol and Elizabeth
Faulb
Janet Herbik Jones Day,
Timothy Murphy
Helen L. Hudak Thomas Iha
and the Iha Family
Laurie Johnson Mark
and Laurel Geer, Marianne
Jalowiec, Japanese Chin Club
of America, Inc., Ilona E.
Jurek, Betsy Pajak and Sophia
Pajak, The Chihuahua Club of
America, Gordon and Barbara
Wentzell
Michelle Schneider
Katherine Schneider
Connie Smith Robert and
Carol Maciula
Cathy I. (Lencses) Swetz
Joe Vanco
James C. “Doc” Taylor
David and Valerie Farkas
Dennis Thomson Thomas
Taconet
Jack L. Wilson Alliance
Bernstein, American Leak
Detection, Inc., Fred Cohen,
Guy and Sally Davidson, Tom
and Linda Duve and Family,
Lawrence and Karen Green,
Ralph and Gloria Halliwill,
Carol Katz
Patricia J. Wolf Norm and
Moira Cleary
Jackie Roberts Zaccaro
Deborah Schartman
In Honor of
Individual:
Ruth Karney Cynthia
Duperow
Ruth Kennedy Bob and
Linda Wright
Albert “Al” Knovic David
and Adrianne Grendzynski
George F. Krisko Carlyle
and Marjorie Bush
Ray Mallinak Rosemary
Ware
Claudia Mejak Clarence and
Sandra Marek
Paul C. Morrison Barbara
Morrison
Edward L. Moteleski James
and Lisa Jordan
Evelyn T. Musheno Allen
and Susan Musheno
Richard Myers Ronald and
Joan Fountain
Karl D. Naffin Linda Ashar,
Linda Collins, Lisa Hallman,
Bob and Nancy Highman,
Eric Highman and Debbie
Csiszar-Highman, Jim and
Julie Mancino, Alan and
Pamela McKean, Victoria
Motes and Marianne Swallie,
Kevin and Kathy Muldoon,
Christine and Ronald Sharp,
Liz and Kim Skrinak, John and
Carol Soltis
Joyce Evans Schanz Janice
Barensfeld
Marta Anderson Kathleen
Nuzzo
Trey Bialowas’s Birthday
Dianne Lorince
Maddy Bryan Thomas and
Dorothy Bryan
Marge Cantlin’s Birthday
Joseph LaPonza, Kate Wise
Dick Goddard WJW Fox 8
Bill and Linda Hronek
Susan Dewey, Karen Karas
Rob Kackley, APL Humane
Officer Pamela Wallace
Chaney Family Fund
Jaime Klausner’s 20th
Anniversary Jaime A.
Klausner, Jeffrey and Jessica
Manners
Audrey Koblitz’s Birthday
Brenda Fuchs
Thomas and Cynthia Krych
Nature Stone
Joe LaPonza Ed Progar
Margaret Margolis Jo
Rogoff
Mike and Elvira Masters
Nature Stone
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Verne Morland Jennifer
Tournoux
Mike Reep’s 40th Birthday
Wyatt Clark, Sharon Harvey
and Lis Palmer
Joan Rosenthal Elaine Ellis
and Ruth Robbins
Paul Schlemmer’s Birthday
Kathleen Schlemmer
Betty Solether Carol Himes
Erik and Eva Tashro Maria
K. R-Tashro
William and Doris Vine
Nature Stone
Lillian Voik for Christmas
Pam and Bill Summers Family
Lillian Voik’s 80th Birthday
Pam and Bill Summers Family,
Patrice and Terry Wyse
Robert and Marjorie
Weaver Mark Weaver
Jennifer Zack Nature Stone
In Memory
of Animal:
Annie Bob and Cindy
Hazelton
Arlo, Garrett and Annie
Jacqueline M. Lasik
Arnold and Wrigley Cyndi
L. Fazio
Blue Cheryl Ohmer
Brady Jill and Liddy Connor
Brady Scott Van Valkenburg
and Marta Anderson
Buddy Patricia Stanzel
Charlie Anita Krivis
Charlie Ross Patricia Ross
Chelsea James Guilford
Chrystal Barry and Cheryl
deBock
Dudley Neary Toni Neary
Elliot Lillian Voik
Elliott the cat and Bear the
dog Kip Zelenak and Mary
Jo Domanski
Elvis Trusso Patricia Poole
Georgie Donna Winfield
Gramps Melinda Moauro
Henry Dan and Laura Hudak
Hershey and Munchkin
Debra Pejeau
Icee Ward and Sandra
Kreidler
Indy Ross and Catherine
Miller
Josie Tellep Jennifer, Ada
and Wrigley Hancock
Kobe Rhonda Janey
Lacie Gregg Simpson and
Gainor Davis
Lacie Shari Kochman
Lizzie, our beloved
Schnauzer Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Deibel
Luckey Elizabeth Perez
Lumpy Jacquelynn D.
Seymour
Major, Sadie, Mutt, Jeffy,
Shazbot, Graybeau, Jo-Jo
and Jessie Yvonne Nasca
Marley Nancy Gombert
Mr. Fritz John Lane
Paws Geoffrey and Marilyn
Mellors
Pugsley Donna Winfield
Sally Eileen Palajac
Sally Cat Barry Kline and
Judi Shega
Sam Patrick and Joanne
Heraghty
Sam Julia, John and Jack
Sullivan
Sebastian Kym Manno
Secondo Lillian Voik
Seth Jordan Sherry Davies
Shalmar Irma Laszlo
Shawn Judy Hunter
Shaylie Amy Cuthbert
Snaves Lee The Snaves Lee
Watson Family
Sprinkles Meuser Robert
and Linda Jackson
Taj Donna Winfield
Zoe Groves Janet and
Jambo Lofgren
In Honor of
Animal:
Ace Rich and Sheila Henry
Capone Tara Lackofi
Dolly Pamela Wallace
Chaney Family Fund
Freedom “Shpilke” Small’s
13th Kitty Birthday Jaime
A. Klausner, Jeffrey and
Jessica Manners
Goldie, Chessy and
Sheeba, 3 stray cats
William and Carol Killian
Grace Hazen-Howard
Ralph and Mary Piunno
Kochace Rebecca Brunswick
Nate Rachel Roberts
Peanut’s Second Birthday
Susan Murphy
Sawdust and Penelope
Jenifer Lis
Scamp and Harley Patricia
Yaeger
The Cleveland APL’s animals are fed
Hill’s® Science Diet® pet food.
August 2011
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Become A Cage Sponsor!
Until They Find Their New Home and Family...
The Cleveland Animal Protective
League lovingly cares for thousands
of homeless, injured and abused
animals each year. For some, their
cage at the APL, complete with a
warm bed, toys, plenty of food and
water, and lots of TLC, is the only
“home” they have ever known. For
others, it’s a temporary home until
Lady was with
us 4 months
and 8 days.
Adopted!
they find the love of another family.
For all of them, it’s the reason
they’re getting a second chance. Our
annual cage sponsors bring hope and
comfort to our animals while they
Brownie was
with us 1
month and 6
days. Adopted!
wait for their future mom or dad to
adopt them and take them home—
permanently. We ask that you help us
to provide all of the care and love
Melanie was
with us 6 months
and 12 days.
Adopted!
they need while they are with us by
becoming a cage sponsor.
Your cage sponsorship will be
recognized with a plaque on
a cage in our cat, dog or small
mammal adoption center areas.
You may choose to make your cage
sponsorship in honor or in memory
of a special pet or person or you may
choose to advertise your business.
Cage sponsorships are renewable
every year.
At the Cleveland Animal Protective
League, healthy, friendly animals
stay with us until they are adopted.
We all know a cage in a shelter is
not a permanent home, but with
your cage sponsorship, we can make
it a temporary home away from
home until they have one of their
own by providing all the care that is
needed—and that they so rightfully
deserve.
For cage sponsorship opportunities
please see below.
2011 CLEVELAND ANIMAL PROTECTIVE LEAGUE
ANNUAL CAGE SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
Yes, I would like to sponsor a cage at the Cleveland Animal Protective League.
Dog Cage Sponsorship:
Cat Cage Sponsorship:
Small Mammal Cage Sponsorship:
❑ $1,500 per cage per year.
❑ $1,200 per cage per year.
❑ $1,000 per cage per year.
Please print all information.
Name
Address
City
State
Phone: Home (
Cell (
)
)
❑ I am enclosing a check for $
❑ Please charge $
Account #
Name as it appears on credit card
Work (
ZIP
)
E-mail Address:
made payable to the Cleveland APL.
to my ❑ Visa ❑ MasterCard ❑ Discover
Expiration Date
Name to appear on plaque:
This sponsorship is in ❑ honor or ❑ memory
of
, who is a ❑ pet or ❑ person
Pledge payment options are available. If interested, please call Judy Hunter, Director
of Development, at 216-344-1353.
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