Spring 2013 • V ol. 47 No. 1 - San Diego Humane Society and SPCA

Spring 2013 • Vol. 47 No. 1

Board of Trustees
Diane Gilabert
Chair
Debra Patterson, CFP
Chair Finance Committee
Dana Di Ferdinando
Chair, Board Governance and Nominating
Committee
Bev Oster Ornelas
Secretary
Fred Baranowski
Dr. Judith Muñoz
Trustees
Sandy Arledge; Allen Blackmore; Robert Brown, Ed.D.;
George Coles; Lee Collins; Susan Davis; Diane Glow, Ed.D.;
Wayne Hanson; Lisa Miller, MD; Anne Perry; David Sear
Life Members
Vi & Dan McKinney, John Parker
President
Gary L. Weitzman, DVM, MPH, CAWA
Senior Staff
Renee Harris, Executive Vice President, Community
Animal Welfare
Kim Shannon, CAWA, Chief Operating Officer/SVP
Shelly Stuart, CSPG, CFRE, CAWA, Chief
Development Officer/SVP
Kelly Riseley, Chief Financial Officer/SVP
Trish Wagner, SPHR, Vice President, People
Development
Michael Baehr, Vice President, Communications
and Community Engagement
AnimalFare Editor
Kelli Herwehe
Contributing Writers
Nicole Angelucci, Jenna Dawsey, Christina Hall,
Christina Lewis, Jenny Ludovissy, Elkie Wills
Design & Layout
Kat Godard, DraDog, LLC
Published 3 times/year by:
San Diego Humane Society and SPCA
Mailing Address:
Central Campus
5500 Gaines Street, San Diego, CA 92110
North Campus
(For dogs)
2905 San Luis Rey Road, Oceanside, CA 92058
(For cats & small animals)
572 Airport Road, Oceanside, CA 92058
Main Telephone: (619) 299-7012
Website: www.sdhumane.org
Email: info@sdhumane.org
To report animal abuse call (619) 243-3466
Serving San Diego County since 1880, the San Diego
Humane Society and SPCA’s scope of social responsibility
goes beyond adopting animals. The Humane Society offers
San Diegans a wide range of programs and services that
strengthen the human-animal bond, prevent cruelty/
neglect, provide medical care and educate the community
on the humane treatment of animals.
As one of San Diego’s oldest nonprofit organizations, the
Humane Society has campuses in both San Diego and
Oceanside and is supported solely through contributions,
grants, bequests, investments, proceeds from the
Muttique retail store, and small fees for services.
For your privacy, the Humane Society does not sell, rent,
lend or exchange its mailing of contributor lists.
Photo: Christina Hall
“We believe
we have
an obligation
to make our
community
a leader
in animal
welfare.
”
A Message from
the President
Gary Weitzman, DVM, MPH, CAWA
If you’ve been to any of our recent events, or if you’ve
visited any of our shelter locations, you may have
heard the term “Getting to Zero” or “G2O.” But what
does it mean and why is it so important?
G2O is our mission focus right now. By helping more
animals, we can “get to zero” euthanasia of healthy
and treatable animals in in San Diego Animal Welfare
Coalition (SDAWC) shelters. Last year alone, 2,910 of
these animals were euthanized and, as a leading animal
welfare organization, we have an obligation to assist other
shelters and rescue groups to directly impact—and eliminate—
the euthanasia of adoptable animals. We believe by working
together with our animal partners in San Diego—we can help
more animals find a home, help more animals get the medical
care they need…and get that county euthanasia number to zero!
As one of the oldest charities in San Diego, we’ve been taking care of animals
a long time. We believe we have an obligation to make our community a leader in
animal welfare. So, here’s the plan—
We’re going to get to zero by:
• Increasing adoptions and returns to owners
• Working in collaboration with other SDAWC shelters and rescue groups
• Fighting animal cruelty
• Offering needs-based spay and neuter programs
We’re already making huge strides in each of these areas. The last initiative is to
offer accessible, needs-based spay and neuter programs, and I’m proud to say that
program launched just this past November! Since then we’ve been offering affordable
spay and neuter surgeries to anyone who needs them, which will help to impact our
community’s homeless animal problem. That’s why we’ve set a goal to alter at least
5,000 of our community’s animals by June 30th, 2013. You can read more about this
important program on page 5.
We greatly value your investment in our work…which we can then, in turn, use to
impact thousands of people and animals alike. We’re taking critical steps to expand our
reach and impact in our community, and we thank you for taking this journey with us.
Sincerely,
Gary Weitzman, DVM, MPH, CAWA
President and CEO
Dr. Gary Weitzman has a weekly radio program called “The Animal House” on KPBS 89.5. The program
offers expert advice on all pet-related questions, and aims to deepen human understanding of animals and
explain the powerful bonds between humans and animals.
You can submit your pet questions to animalhouse@wamu.org or via the listener phone-in number
877.610.3647. Tune in to KPBS 89.5 FM every Saturday at 5am and Sunday at 7pm to hear the show!
We’ve got mail
Do you have a happy adoption
story to share? Then we’d
love to hear from you! Visit
www.sdhumane.org and
go to the Success Stories page for
more details.
“We are totally in love with our new
kitties. They adapted quickly to our
home, and we were able to socialize
them with our dog very easily. Their
personalities are quite distinct from one
another, although they look very similar
to each other, being sisters. We are glad
we gave them different colored collars to
help us tell them apart quickly! Ella (on
the right, formerly “Shadow”) has the red
collar and Eva (on the left, formerly “Stormy”) is in blue. Ella likes
to “talk” to us a lot, and Eva is totally a lap cat!
Thank you for your help in adopting these lovely girls. We will
give them lots of love and attention, and they are already a happy
addition to our household.”
Marsha
“My forever home is awesome! I
get to play with my new sister
and go to the park. I even go to
the beach. I enjoy sitting on the
couch and watching TV and giving
kisses to my mom.
My sister and I like to get into
trouble and then look up with
sad eyes at mom. She tries not to
laugh but it’s hard not to because we are so dog-gone cute…”
Chuck Norris aka Fun Dip
Jackie, Sarah and Brian
ON THE COVER: San Diego Humane Society staff member, Michelle Fujimura, cuddles up with one of the many animals in need of a home.
Cover Photo: Leslie Wallace
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“We couldn’t be happier with the new addition to our
family. In only a week, Sammy has made himself at
home with us, our dog and his new environment (I
think he thinks he’s king of the castle, and maybe he
is). He is amazing and so loving! We can’t get over how
he likes to touch our faces when we hold him. We took
him to our vet yesterday, and he passed his check-up
with flying colors.
Thank you for saving Sammy for us. We love him dearly
already.”
Tina
“Dakota is the best dog ever!
She sits, lies down, fetches and
drops it at your feet, sleeps
in her crate and is already
housebroken … she even
scratches the door asking to
go outside! She’s great with
our five-year-old daughter
and gentle with our two-yearold
daughter. She’s an angel
sent from heaven just for our
family! We took her to puppy
class at Petco and the lady was
teaching her third and fourth week stuff … smart dog. I
am so very thankful we got her! PERFECT DOG!”
The Snow family
“Thank you so much for assisting my girlfriend and I with the adoption of Mr. Kitters.
We got him home with no crying in the car or anything, he is so easy he even let us trim
his claws already with no struggling at all and seeing his mellow personality provoked
us to rename him Marley. He has been a fantastic addition to our home over the last
few days and he has taken to us very quickly, even hanging out with me on the couch
watching football on Sunday. He spends the evenings playing with us, tearing around the
house or sleeping in between us on the couch. He seems like a very happy kitten here and
I can’t tell you how happy he’s made us. Thanks again for all your help and setting us up
with little Marley.”
Tucker, Katie and Marley
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License Your Pet Today!
Photo: Jenna Dawsey
THE BENEFITS OF LICENSING
At the San Diego Humane Society, just four percent of cats and 35 percent of dogs are reclaimed
by their owners when they get lost. Most of those returned are thanks to a license, pet tag, or
microchip. That’s why we recently launched a new licensing program to reduce the number of lost
and stray animals and to promote responsible pet ownership. Mobile Pet Licensing, Microchip &
Vaccination Clinics will rotate monthly through various locations in the Cities of Oceanside and
Vista on the fourth Saturday of each month between the hours of 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Visit
www.sdhumane.org for a list of locations!
Working with the Community to Combat Pet Overpopulation
Extended Stay
When found, your licensed pet will be cared for
by the San Diego Humane Society for up to 14
days prior to being put up for adoption.
Free Ride Home
The first time a licensed pet is picked up or
brought to the San Diego Humane Society, it will
receive a free ride home or free pass to go home,
reducing its stay or even skipping a trip to the
Humane Society altogether.
Vacation Pet Alert
When you leave for vacation, call 760.730.8850 to
register your pet with the contact information of
who will be caring for your pet and who is
allowed to act on your behalf while you are away.
This will allow the San Diego Humane Society to
quickly return your pet to the person designated
and will also allow for the "Extended Stay"
benefit to go into effect.
Fast Track
Found pets with current licenses can be quickly
reunited with their owner or rushed to a nearby
veterinarian if severely injured.
We’re very fortunate to live in one of the petfriendliest
cities in the nation. How is it, then, that
the number of homeless animals continues to increase?
“Lack of accessible or affordable spay/neuter surgeries
is at the core of our national pet overpopulation problem,”
explains Gary Weitzman, DVM, president of the San Diego
Humane Society. “That’s why we’ve made it our mission
to put accessible spay and neuter services as our highest
priority with a goal of at least 5,000 of our community’s
animals altered by June 30th, 2013.”
These services will be offered through three initiatives:
Spay/Neuter Clinics, Litter Abatement Program (LAP),
and Spay/Neuter Initiative Program (SNIP), which aim to
drastically impact the problem of pet overpopulation in our
community.
Our Spay/Neuter Clinic offers affordable and accessible
spay/neuter services to our community five days a week
based on financial need. Additional clinics targeting specific
animal populations most prone to overpopulation, like pit
bulls and cats, are offered, as well.
The Litter Abatement Program (LAP) provides the
public with free spay/neuter services when relinquishing a
litter of puppies or kittens from their own pet or from a stray
parent animal who has been captured.
The Spay/Neuter Initiative Program (SNIP) offers
affordable spay/neuter services for stray animals brought
to the San Diego Humane Society and reclaimed by their
owners. Reclaim fees are waived for any such owner who
allows us to spay/neuter their animal upon reclaim.
Photo: Emi Killeri
These new programs represent just one of four key areas
that the San Diego Humane Society is targeting in order to
accomplish its goal of eliminating euthanasia of all healthy
and treatable animals in San Diego County Animal Welfare
Coalition shelters. Also helping in this effort to “get to zero”
are programs with a focus to increase overall adoptions, work
in collaboration with other welfare organizations and adoption
partners, and remain ever-diligent in our fight against animal
cruelty. We believe by offering resources to the community
and encouraging responsible pet ownership – working
together with our animal coalition partners in San Diego
County – we can achieve this goal and make our community
the best place to have an animal… or to be one!
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Photo: Jenna Dawsey
Photo: Emi Killeri
Photo: Jenna Dawsey
s Dare-to BULL-ieve
s My Furry Valentine
s Expanding our Reach
Photos: Jenna Dawsey
In honor of Adopt-a-Shelter Dog Month and Pit Bull
This year the My Furry Valentine campaign will
Awareness month, our October Dare to BULL-ieve campaign embrace the entire month of February, giving everyone
showcased the pit bulls in our care and what loving
the chance to find love and companionship. The month
companions they can be when given the right environment. will be filled with a special adoption incentive and online
The campaign also reinforced responsible ownership through photo contest. Also, Jessie Lozano of Star 94.1 and his
free spay/neuter and microchip opportunities, enhanced
daughter, Savannah, will be hosting Savannah’s Bake
the human-animal bond with training and educational
Sale, the largest fundraising bake sale to ever stir up in
workshops, and highlighted successful adoptions in our
San Diego! Visit our website for all the details of our fun
community. This campaign not only helped to double pit bull February events.
adoptions from last year (with more than 30 for the month),
it also addressed a very important topic in our community.
s
Inaugural Companion Circle Celebrates Donors
A new donor recognition program has been inaugurated,
called the Companion Circle, which recognizes compassionate
individuals and businesses who, through their generous
financial support, are special friends of the animals in our care
and the people we serve. New donor walls have been installed at
both our Central and North Campuses, recognizing the names
of these prestigious supporters. Participation in the Companion
Circle provides exciting benefits to donors who cumulatively
give $350 or more in the fiscal year, while also helping provide
essential programs and services to enrich animal and human
lives in our community. Companion Circle Receptions were held
to celebrate the generosity of many San Diego Humane Society supporters. More than 200
donors enjoyed touring the facilities, which included the Paws to Success Kitten Nursery,
and hearing a special presentation by our president, Dr. Gary Weitzman. There are
currently more than 1,800 donors represented in the program. For additional information
contact Steve Reitman, Senior Director of Development at 619-243-3469.
In our efforts to help people and animals all over San Diego County, we
are excited to announce the opening of our new adoption center inside the
Petco in El Cajon. This unique partnership with Petco and East County
Animal Rescue will allow us to find homes for more animals, be more
accessible to the East County community, and share our programs and
services with more animal lovers. Stop by and check out our new location
today!
Marissa’s New Start
s
Last September, our Humane Law
Enforcement department received
a call that a 4-year old Miniature
Pinscher had been badly beaten and
abandoned—left alone in a crate in
a deserted parking garage. The dog,
named Marissa, had severe trauma to
her neck and rear leg. Fortunately, a
Good Samaritan found this fragile life
and quickly took action.
Marissa was immediately brought
to the San Diego Humane Society,
where skilled veterinarians went right to work helping her recover from
the serious injuries. After weeks of specialized medical care, Marissa regained
her strength and mobility…and slowly found the courage to trust again.
Today, Marissa is fully healed and was adopted into a loving home with a
new family that adores her. It is the support of friends like you that allow us
the opportunity to give this precious girl the extra level of care she needs to
heal, and the beginning of a new and trusting life she deserves.
Photo: Jenna Dawsey
s Adopt the Holiday Spirit
Our first ever Winter Wonderland
Adoption and Holiday Festival brought
together animal welfare groups to
our Central Campus to promote
pet adoptions through community
partnerships. Together, we reached our
adoption goal with 104 animals finding
homes! A holiday tree was decorated
with a chain of the names of animals and
the people who love them, to serve as a
reminder of our dedication to the animals
of our community. Winter Wonderland
offered something fun for everyone…
shopping, photos with Santa, adoptions,
real snow, and a tree lighting ceremony
hosted by NBC 7 Weather Reporter,
Dagmar Midcap and our president, Gary
Weitzman.
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Photo: Emi Killeri
PETS IN THESP TLIGHT
The following pets are looking for new homes at the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA!
Fay
American Pit Bull Terrier Mix
Age: 5 years / Sex: Female
Adoption Fee: $75
Identification #: 102171
Location: Central Campus – Gaines Street
Fay is a social, silly sweetheart who loves
getting attention from everyone. She’s
easily excited by new people and loves to
show off her wags and wiggles. Although
she gets a kick out of socializing and
making new friends, she’s a mellow, easygoing
companion – it doesn’t take much to
please her! Fay will be happiest spending
time with her new family on the couch or
lazing in the backyard.
Photo: Jacqueline Noble
Claude
Domestic Short Hair
Age: 8 years / Sex: Male
Adoption Fee: $25
Identification #:91371
Location: North Campus – Airport Road
Claude will make for a purr-fect pet,
because his age makes him more mature.
He’s described as composed, soft and
independent. Claude is a lazy boy who
would prefer a nice, quiet home where he
could sleep and lounge for most of the day.
Photo: Mark Patterson
Sunshine
Dwarf English Spot Mix
Age: 1 year / Sex: Male
Adoption Fee: $25
Identification #: 91362
Location: North Campus - Airport Road
Sunshine is a shy guy, but as he warms
up you will have a loving lap buddy!
He’s been working with our youth
campers and has learned how to jump
through a hoop, step up on a box, and
go through a tunnel – that’s one smart
bunny! He will appreciate being the
only bunny in the home and likes lots of
room to jump and play.
San Diego Humane Society and SPCA w i s h l i s t
Food/Treats:
• Canned chicken
• Cheez Whiz
• Cat and Dog Treats (Bonito
flake cat treats; Dog biscuits;
Natural Balance rolls; Softtype
dog and cat treats)
• Dry dog/puppy, cat/kitten food
• Esbilac Puppy Milk Replacer
(powdered)
• Meat-flavored baby food
• KMR Kitten Milk Replacer
(powdered)
• Rat blocks
• Timothy hay
Animal Toys/Enrichment:
• Cat/kitten toys
• Cat/kitten scratchers (new)
• Plush dog toys
• Food dispensing toys*
• Dog Chew Toys (Nylabones;
Pig ears; Rawhide chew toys;
Bully sticks)
• Chinchilla exercise wheel
Misc. Animal Supplies:
• Blankets/Towels
• Carefresh small pet litter
• Cat litter
• Cat trees (new)
• Digital animal thermometers
• Disposable feeding trays
• Dog houses*
• Dog shirts and sweaters
• Grooming supplies*
• Groomers Best brand pet tub
(new)*
• Heating pads
• Housetraining pads
• Leashes, harnesses, collars
(new)*
• Overhead trolley/pulley
system for dogs*
• Pet beds
• Pet bowls
• Pet bowls (no-spill type)
• Plastic children’s pools
• Snuggle Heating Discs
• Shower pan liner
• Ziploc bags
Office Supplies:
We can always use a variety of
standard office supplies beyond
what is listed here
• Avery labels
• Binder clips
• Binder rings
• Calculators (handheld)
• Card stock
• Double-sided mounting
squares
• Dry Erase Markers
• Electric stapler
• Envelopes
• Highlighters
• Hanging files
• Ink cartridges
• Laminating sheets
• New file folders
• Note pads
• Paper clips
• Phone message tablets
• Post-It Notes
• Postage stamps
• Rewritable CDs
• Scissors
• Sharpie pens
• Stackable file divider
• Staplers
• White out tape
• Writing pens
Misc. Supplies:
• Art supplies
• Batteries*
• Bleach
• Compressed air cans
• Dawn dish soap
• Defibrillator*
• Disinfectant wipes
• ID Printer with software*
Thank You to Our Media Friends
Tune in to learn about the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA!
• Laundry Soap (liquid,
unopened)
• Lint rollers
• Paper towels
• Plastic wrap
• Small bumper trailer to carry
flood/water/rescue gear*
• Swiffer dusters
• Trash bags
• Vehicle temperature gauges*
• Wet/dry vacuum (small
canister, heavy-duty style)
• White boards
Gift Certificates/Cards to:
• Grocery stores; IKEA; local
gas stations, restaurants,
movie theaters and book
stores; Michael’s; office supply
stores; Petco/PetSmart; Target
Please Note:
– All food/treats must be in its
original, unopened packaging
– Please no pillows or used
plastic litter boxes
– Please call regarding the
donation of medical items or
medications.
*please call 619-299-7012
ext. 2276 for more details
Follow us on
Twitter and Facebook!
The following media outlets provide coverage on animals available for adoption, behavior training advice and other information at no
cost. For questions or comments on any of our media outreach efforts, contact pr@sdhumane.org or call (619) 243-3437.
The Coast News
Pet of the Week (Every other Friday)
East County Gazette
Pet of the Week (Every Thursday)
KFMB-TV Channel 8
Pet Friends (Fridays at 6:50 a.m.)
KNSD-TV Channel 7/39
Second Chance Animal for Adoption
(Monthly)
KOCT Oceanside Update
Humane Education and Featured Pet
(Monthly)
KPBS Radio
The Animal House (Saturdays, 5-6 a.m.
& Sundays, 7-8 p.m.)
KUSI-TV Channel 9/51
Pet of the Week segment (Saturdays
at 8:20 a.m.)
Magic 92.5 FM
Jagger and Kristi’s Kritters segment
(First and second Mondays, 8:30 a.m.)
MainStreet Media San Diego
Pet of the Week (Every Thursday in
La Jolla Light, Del Mar Times, Carmel
Valley News, Solana Beach Sun and
Rancho Santa Fe Review)
Oceanside Magazine
Humane Education (Twice annually)
Penny Saver
Pet of the Week (Every Tuesday)
Scooble.com
Featured Pet (Monthly)
SDGLN.com
Featured Pet (Daily)
SDLocals.com
Pet of the Week (Weekly)
TheSocialDiary.com
Featured Pet (Weekly)
U-T San Diego
Pet of the Week (Saturdays)
Adopt a Pet section (Quarterly)
UT-TV Channel 114
Pet of the Week (Fridays at 7:20 a.m.)
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HOMELESS
But Not
BROKEN
Miraculous Stories
of Hope and
Second Chances
The scene is unfortunately all too
common: a frail, trembling animal
cowers in the far corner of a jaillike
cage as melancholy music plays in the
background. Two sad eyes plead from the
TV screen, “Save me…” “…I am broken
and need fixing.”
It’s portrayals like this that cast a bleak shadow over
shelters, serving to perpetuate unfair stereotypes and
reinforce ideas of a brokenness that’s inherent to all shelter
animals as a whole. Generalizations of this kind do a grave
disservice to the countless animals who find their way to
our campuses for a variety of reasons that are in no way
the fault of the animal. Human allergies, pets offered as
unwanted gifts, marriage, divorce, moving, or the passing
of the owner – these are just some of the unfortunate but
common circumstances that can leave a wonderful pet
homeless. As a result, these healthy and happy animals
must often combat preconceived notions regarding their
mental and physical health before being given the chance to
prove what amazing companions they can be to prospective
adopters. While various circumstances may have resulted
in an animal becoming homeless, the vast majority of these
cover story
animals are anything but broken—they are miraculous
stories of hope and second chances waiting to happen.
At the San Diego Humane Society, we receive countless
emails and phone calls from adopters, eager to share updates
about their newly-adopted companions. Far more often than
not, they express sentiments of greatly exceeded expectations
and relief, even surprise, over the health and happiness of
their newest family member. We receive numerous letters
like these below. Take a look at this selection of successes
from some recent adoptions, which demonstrate homeless
animals are amazing, resilient companions.
misty
Misty was found in
someone’s yard at just 4
months old and brought to the
San Diego Humane Society.
“Misty has been such a
beautiful addition to us, and
could have not chosen a better
kitten, thanks to you. Misty
is a beautiful bundle of fur who loves to explore and never
stops purring. He has such a beautiful personality and he
is so affectionate, offering us so much love and happiness.
Thank you so much for our beautiful Misty.”
Shadow
Shadow was relinquished
to us due to an allergy in his
previous home.
“We could not be happier
with our decision to adopt
Shadow. We enjoy every
minute with him and he
enriches each one of our lives.
He shows nothing but love
and affection to everybody,
every single child or adult. He has nothing but love in his
heart. He’s very healthy and we are very happy with our
decision to adopt him!”
Chev
He is one of a litter of
kittens that was found in a
canyon.
“Chev is a wonderful
kitten! He loves to play, sleep,
and cuddle. He’s very smart
and picked up on the litter box
and food right away. Literally
no problems and we’re having so much fun with our new
friend :)”
Teddy
Teddy was just 3 weeks
old when he was found
abandoned in a card board
box in a parking lot. He was
cared for through our foster
care program until he was old
enough to be adopted.
“We love Teddy! We have
had no problems with him
whatsoever ...he is doing really well and our vet proclaimed
he was in good shape health-wise on Tuesday. Thank you
all so much for taking such good care of Teddy while he was
there, and for bringing Teddy into our lives.”
Riley
Riley was relinquished
when her owner moved
somewhere that didn’t accept
pets. “My husband and I
adopted Riley from the SDHS
and it was the absolute best
decision we ever made! She
has brought so much joy to
our lives with her sweet and
silly personality! I have never met a dog who loves to
cuddle more than Riley! Riley has definitely become more
than just a pet...she is a member of the family! I want
to thank the SDHS for taking such good care of all the
animals at the shelter and for making the adoption process
so positive. I still can’t believe how lucky we got and I can’t
imagine life without Riley!”
Adoptions and second chances are what supporters like
you enable for so many animals—amazing animals that
deserve a new beginning.
So, while depictions of wounded, broken shelter animals
may tug at our heartstrings, they fail to represent the
large population of healthy and happy animals available
for adoption in animal shelters like the San Diego Humane
Society. But all shelter animals do have one thing in
common…they all fell into life’s unforeseen circumstances
through no fault of their own, and they all need the
unconditional love of a family.
Have an animal success story? We’d love to hear from you! E-mail
your story to jdawsey@sdhumane.org.
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A Foundation of Compassionate and Caring Support
Chuck and Pilar Bahde give $250,000 to launch spay/neuter programs and more
Chuck and Pilar Bahde wouldn’t consider themselves
community builders per se, but their leadership
role supporting animal welfare and the San Diego
Humane Society and SPCA for the past 20 years would
certainly suggest otherwise.
With their lead gift to support the construction of the new
San Diego County Department of Animal Services building,
Chuck and Pilar played a significant role in making the San
Diego Campus for Animal Care possible, including the San
Diego Humane Society’s Central Campus facility. Moreover,
their support for more than two decades has enabled our
organization to expand the scope of its programs and services,
benefitting even more animals and people in our community.
As the San Diego Humane Society works toward its goal of
“Getting to Zero” and ending the euthanasia of every treatable
animal in San Diego Animal Welfare Coalition shelters by
2015, Chuck and Pilar are, once again, at the forefront of
this important community initiative. Their most recent
gift of $250,000 was given to help launch our needs-based
community spay/neuter programs, and will also support the
Companion Animal Transport program that rescues animals
from overcrowded shelters and brings them to the San Diego
Humane Society for adoption.
The Companion Animal Transport program is designed to
assist other shelters in saving the lives of treatable animals
in their care when they do not have the resources to do so
themselves. Thanks to the generosity of Chuck and Pilar, over
the next two years this program will transport more than 400
animals from overcrowded shelters to the San Diego Humane
Society, where they will receive the medical and behavioral
care needed to be ready for adoption.
The gift has also provided vital funding to launch the
San Diego Humane Society’s spay/neuter clinics that service
strategic animal populations, such as feral cats and pit
bulls. These targeted efforts are fundamental in helping
our organization accomplish its goal of “Getting to Zero” by
reducing the amount of unwanted litters in San Diego County.
We are so appreciative for the long-standing support and
friendship of Chuck and Pilar Bahde, whose unwavering
compassion, generosity and kindness continues to have such
a positive impact on thousands of animals and people in our
community.
Complimentary Estate Planning Seminars for Pet Owners
Photo: Kelli Herwehe
Chuck and Pilar Bahde with their dog, Sparki.
Topics of discussion include:
• Introduction to wills and trusts
• Planning for your pets to be taken care of after you are gone
• How your advanced planning can provide for the Humane Society to help
other animals
Friday, March 15, 2013 1-2:30 • 572 Airport Road, Oceanside, CA 92058
Join guest speakers, Arthur Brown, Attorney at Law, Certified Specialist, Estate Planning,
Trust and Probate Law and Michael Gonzalez, California licensed private fiduciary.
Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 1-2:30 • 5500 Gaines Street, San Diego, CA 92110
(in Loomis Auditorium)
Join guest speaker, Robert Pizzuto, Attorney at Law, Certified Specialist, Estate Planning,
Trust and Probate Law.
Please RSVP to one of these events one week prior to the event
to Nicole Angelucci, at (619) 243-3443 or nangelucci@sdhumane.org
In Memory of People
Penny Adams
Patricia Berkebile
Susan Cook
Teresita (Terry) Anderson
Christine & Jim Cunning
Jason Axsom
Rosaria Lopez
Kathy Parrish
Sherry Reasbeck
Roberta Tugenberg
John Bailey
Barbara A. Bailey
Lloyd & Marion Baker
Carole & Jim Robb
Jaime Balentine-Warren
Lucinda Keller
Eli & Susie Meltzer
Dici Bernet
Gary & Jackie Price
Shahla Bestall
Dr. Alan & Simin Bestall
Helen Bewley
Janet Nottley
Anna Bingham
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Cord
Josh Bird
Timothy & Christina Bird
Eric Ray Bowling
Lou Bowling
Steve Boyett
Mary Uelese
Rozella Bryant
Phillip Gleason
Patricia Bush
Richard Bush
Glen Butler
The Charter 100
Clayton Campbell
Karen Campbell
Carol Cargile
Sandy Liflander
Karen Leigh Carpenter
Microsoft
Jack Carter
Arthur Sweeney & Jerrell Bates
Sharlynn & Andrew Circo
Marrokal Design &
Remodeling
James W. Conte
Dorothy R. Conte
David Copley
Shari, Steve & “Bertie” Griffin
David C. Copley
Michael & Liz Copley & Family
Ermenegildo Zegna Group
Kelly Riseley
Shelly Stuart
Charles J. Cox
Sharon Cox
Evelyn Cunningham
Sandy Barstow
Arthur Sweeney & Jerrell Bates
Dad
Gary Niehaus
Jo D’Archangelis
Dale & Joanne Carlson
Norman & Helen Stockwell
Lorene Day
Tom & Cindy Slagle
Irene De Luca
Maureen King
Tony Deutsch
Mr. & Mrs. H. Peter Rodman
Emma
Georgia Lippincott
Ray L. Escarzaga, Sr.
The Symons Family
Bing & Bob Gadow
Ara & Sandra Hovanesian
Adrienne Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Gibson
Thelma Gogan
Barbara Perkins
Erin Gunnarson
Linda Gunnarson
Hatt & Jeanne Hattersley
Julian Hattersley II
Wm. R. Hennis
Mrs. W.R. Hennis
Helena Hoffmann
Carol Herr
Mrs. Cherie Lynn Hopkins
Cynthia Buffington-Walsh
Gail Clark
Forward Slope, Inc.
Danielle Restaino
Marilyn Howard Hayes
Sharon & Wayne Hanson
John Hurley
Jean Schulenberg
Amay Ireland
Gene & Pam Geiger
Sylvia Janard-Andersen
Aprell Bigler
Jerry
Marian & Al Tepper
Alan Jewett
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey R. Jewett
Robert & Christa Stahl
Aaron Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Johnson
Lillian K. Johnston
Ronald V. Johnston
Ernest Keeny
Sandra Neal
Roland H. Klotz
Mr. & Mrs. B. Clayton
Diane Koonjy
Elizabeth Ladd Heacock
Timothy McTaggart
Spencer Laird
The Laird Family
Marty Landers
Anne D. Wister
Tracy Larson
Patricia Larson
Joey Lewis
Scott & Lori Bonesteel
Sandra Lorenz
Susan Walls &
Denise Steinberger
Jeff Michael
Mahtesian
Joan P. Attardo
Walter L. Green
Deborah Mahtesian
Earl Rush
Larry Malson
Pamela Sanderson
Marcy
CAPT Roseanne Sobkow,
USN Ret
Mrs. Jean McGee
Mrs. Trinh Le
Jan Molina
Irene Xavier
Mom & Dad
Ana Maria Carl
Sandra Morales
Price Family Charitable Fund
Pearl & Grandma
Reta Knight & Patti Hurltuffley
Marcia Pitts
Jeanne & Rex Barry
Frances & George Rosich
Arthur V. Polcyn
Adeline Polcyn
Adam Portillo
Susan Kruse
Beverly Portillo
Susan Portillo
June C. Puhl
Nancy & Helene Greenspan
Nisha Rana
Miren Rana
Leighton Read
Navina Eaton
Mrs. Ruth Regan
Betty Splitt
Carrie Roberts
Joyce Clark Newman
Stuart Rubin
Jain Malkin
Grace Sanabria
Anne Brown
Peter Savvas
Minas Savvas
Stacey Schreiber
Joanne Pilgrim & Beverly
Kausch
Shashanka Sengupta
Anuradha Sengupta
Donald Seyfried
Wynema Coates
Doris (Pat) Sherrill
Janet Wilson
John Sharp
Roy Castle
Mrs. Virginia Skelton
Kelsey Moon
Sierra Stachelek
Theresa Macias
Lois Stancil
Ruth Price
Gifts of Love Tribute and memorial
donations are a special way to
remember and honor loved ones and
pets. A card will be sent to whomever you ask
us to notify. The following memorial and tribute
gifts were received between October 16, and
December 15, 2012. To make a Gift of Love or
for more information, call (619) 299-7012, x2276
or email devast@sdhumane.org.
Emma Stephens
Harry Stephens
Beatrice Stroehlein
Sandra M. Stroehlein
Diane Adele Sypher
Shirley Ashton
Sandy Barstow
Rita Vasquez-Myers
Daneen Tapasto
Taylor Kahle
Hanneh Thomas
Trish & Vince Campanella
Mrs. Lois VanderPloeg
Kathleen & Stephen Clark
Dennis R. Wahlgren
Sherron Wahlgren
Donald Waller
Sandy Arledge
Alex Williman
Debra Darrigo
Elizabeth Yanagitani
Brian Yanagitani
In Memory of Pets
Abigail Lynn
Sarah Hartman
Ace
Dennis & Judie Van Handel
Alfie
Jeannette McCarty
All My Pets
Olga Kirchner
Allie
Micheline Succi
Alpine
Elizabeth Stringer
Amira, Samantha, Toonics,
Nike & Zorri
Val & Nancy Daigle
Anastasia
Ann Adams
Angel
Donna Nasset
Apollo
Sonja Honeyman
Arthur
Josefina Reinhardt-Hanley
Gifts of Love
Baby
Lynn Howard
Baby
Madeline Sells
Bailey (Rena Hutak)
Mindy Bruckner
Bandit
Donald Richards
Barney, Kelly & Miranda
Michael Wallace
Barney (Janice Barron)
Barbara & Larry Emdur
Beagle Bailee
Julia Fox
Belle
Susan C. Brooks
Belle (Pam Djordjevich)
Carol Jacobsen
Bessie
Roxanne Cahill
Bigfoot
Sandra Hawks
Bijou (Carol Sweeney)
Susan Samlin
Billy (The Carter Family)
Sandy Arledge
Bing (Jean Radtke)
Willi Sims
Bismarck
Ursula Rohrer
Blaze (The Muñoz Family)
Alana Asmussen
Blue (Dan Binter)
Gail Ward
Blue Eyes
Adriana & Julia Marine
Bob & Wally (The Williams
Family)
Helen Sousa & James Snyder
Bogey (Elaine Garfinkel)
Paige Rollins
Bones
Catherine Falter
Boochee Boo
Susan M. Haskin
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Gifts of Love
Bosco & Shelly
Steve & Katherine Hon
Boswell
Brenda & Kevin Scheider
Bubba
Fred & Teresa Edwards
Buck
Nancy Rivera
Buddy
Lauren Giometti & Amanda
Miller
Buddy (Judi Scott)
Marjorie Stewart
Buffy
Diana Glimm
Buffy
Gordon & Barbara Hale
Buffy
Patricia Webb
Bully
Susan Tate
Buster & Milo
Bonnie Nickel
Butterscotch
John & Penny Nyquist
Caesar (Gail & Dan Zides)
Barbara & Chuck Coffey
Cagney & Lacy
Elizabeth Fay
Canyon
Ellen Kay Taskerud
Casey
Mary Farrell
Casper (Anne & Amy Sparks)
Susan Olsen
Cassie
Diana Smith
Chaka
Ginny Hicks
Charlie (Barb Olson & Tim)
Cathy Buffington
Cheddar (Monique Caron &
Luis Jarquin)
Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Mastron
Sue Schugar
Cherri
Ruby Robertson
Chester (Sara Everding)
Amy Parrott & Mark Stuart
In Honor of
Frodo & Gandalf
Chrissy (Linda Turley)
K. Miller
Ciara (The Saunders Family)
John & Judy Guldan
Cinnamon & Mickie
Tatyana Starr
Cisco (Kevin & Dawn Horst)
Marilyn Stewart
Coco (Paula McMahon)
Betty Collier
Coco & Boots
Beverly Hammett
Cookie (Dr. Feinswog)
Sara Goldman
Conrad (Jeanmarie & Gary)
The Pawlowski Family
CP & Yassy
Robert & Claire Sulsh
Crickett
Catherine Waldien
Cyrus Jet (Edon & Shelly
Moyal)
Tali, Michael & Daniel
Abramson
Daisy
Emery & Suzane Gerhardt
Danny (Beverly Martin)
Pamela JJ Fair
Dayz
Jack Wagner
Dexter (Bill Flanigan)
Dana Di Ferdinando
Diddums & Cleo (Ann
Mascarenhas)
Christine Bowers
Diesel
Sue A. Fleming
Dog Boy (Pam & John Frost)
Cathy Buffington
Dolly (Stephanie Laster)
Rose Ann Vogt
Dolly, Teddy & Bambi
Stacy Anastasio
Duchess (FG & Ellen
Asmussen)
Alana Asmussen
Edmund (Gabriele Benis)
Melanie Gallagher
Elvira
Barbara Bradley
In Memory Of
Boochee Boo
Emily (Anne Silva)
Janet Stagnaro
Fisher (Tracy Buchanan)
Kelsey Moon
Flopsy (Jeff Kronen & George
Alvarez)
Fred & Karen Maxwell
Fluffy (Deb & Steve Hopper)
Jayne Rowe
Fluffy, Muffy, Tuffy & Sam
Barbara Castro
Fluffy & Roo
DM Giaquinta & KM Thomson
Fraiser
William Scheffel
Fred
Jean Welser
Fuss & Feathers
Frank & Stella Borik
Giancarlo
Luella Joan Evans
Gigi (Jane & Janice Pineda)
Ruth Gilbert
Gigi
Claire Neurath
Ginger
David Bennett
Goliath
James Freeman
Guy
Carol Higgins
Hannah
PW Garrison
Harley (The McGuinness
Family)
The Smith Family
Harry
Helen Donovan Morrison
Henry
Alberta Danish
Honey Bear
Leslie & Steve Kemp
Hopkins & Rosie
Tom & Judy Splitgerber
Hunny
LCDR & Mrs. Norman J.
Campbell USN Ret
Hunter
Jerry Canning
Ian
Jessica Gwin
Inky Dinky Doo
Sandy Arledge
In Memory Of
Buddy
Iris Ariel
Scott & Sheri Painter
Jack
Leann Aldridge
Jax (The Rider Family)
Debra Rider
Jenny
Helen Gibb
Jessie
Roland & Suzanne Rodman
JJ & Jasper
The Janus Family
Joey
Lillian Swerdlow
Jordi & Rubi
David & Janille Todd
Julia
Robert Hyman
Julie (Corie Serviolo)
Sandy Arledge
Julius (Deanne Loonin &
Elizabeth Renuart)
Luanne Gross
Kiki & Bunchie (Gregg Bowers)
Christine Bowers
Kit
The Prescotts
Kitty (Dr. Edward Damrose)
Edward & Jane Damrose
Lady
Timothy & Jamee Patterson
Layla (Sonny & MC Brady)
Linda Schneider
Lila, Rocky & Pierre
Adele Kowalski
Lily (Lauretta & Ken)
Kathleen Selvidge
Little Bean (Gail Eisenberg)
Susan DeLacy
Little Guy (Kathy Lashchuck)
Patricia Kepple
Louie
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Delgado
Lucy
Claire Church
Lucy
Joan McAllister
Lui & Spike
Dennis & Connie Berglund
Lulu (Shelley Anderson &
Roseann De Martino)
Aparna Bharati
Luna Belle (Jocelyn Reyes)
Tanya Reyes
Maggie, Bear & Mr. Riley
Carol Stundl
Magoo Two
Anne Hones
Malcolm
Mike & Karen Hoppe
Maria (Steve Brown)
Betty Summers
Mariposa
Barbara Bradley
Marley
Deborah Parks
Marley (The Silva Family)
RT Cuniff & Robin Riggs
Mason (Kim Parke)
Cathy Buffington
Maxie
David Boyd
Maxie (Richard Geiler &
Douglas)
Margie Flickinger
Maxwell
Nancy Strzepek
Melody
Paul & Vera Mehay
Mickey
Cathy Leonard
Mickey (Christine Demery)
The Leonard Family
Mieka
Gail & Charles Erricson
Mike (Bill Patten)
Lonnie Brunini
Mikie
Gayle Walker
Minette
Marilyn & Dante Stobbione
Minou (Leslie, Pascal, Mia &
Alexa)
Barbara & Chuck Coffey
Miss Molly
Edward Burns
Miss Sassy
Linda Piazza
Misty
John Wagner
Mobley
Rose Mary Cech
Moby (Jenna Braverman &
Jason Beecroft)
Mark & Gail Braverman
Mocha (Pat Wilson)
Janine Blair
Sonja Blair
Mogley
Rose Mary Cech
Molly
Elizabeth Franciscus
Molly
Marguerite Roland
Molly (Ann & Dave Gibson)
Ruth Cardenas
Molly (Mr. & Mrs. Gilberg)
The Barbers
Molly Rose
A. Shellstrom
Morgan Joseph Donohue
Jeanette Binder
Motley
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Parsell
Moussee (Kay Miller)
Arthur Sweeney & Jerrelll Bates
Mr. Biscuits (Melissa Phillips)
Roger Werbeck
Mr. Buddy
Tim Hampton
Mr. Snickers (Sali Coleman)
Kelsey Moon
Muffy (The Benes Family)
Terry Benes
Pamela JJ Fair
Murphy/Two Socks
William & Charlotte Marshall
Nellie, Sophie & Zack
Janet Price
Neo (The Kruse Family)
Michael Robinson
Nikko & Susie
Anna & Jack Bartlett
Oreo
Mr. & Mrs. James Porter
Oscar (The Tullie Family)
Michael Robinson
Oso (Lydia Kowalewski & Ray
Zennick)
Jen Singer
Paco
Antonietta O’Hearn
Panchito & Kato
Linda Crogan & Joyce Mills
Patchy
James & Rachel Ware
Peaches
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Taris
Pee Wee
Cynthia Lingg
Penny
Shirley King & Arthur Olson
Pepi
Kathleen Thompson
Pepito Miguel Paco de la
Bouche (James Carazola &
Jorge Rodriguez)
Jeff Babatsky
Pepper
Joy Faris
Persey
The Tuckfield Family
Primo & Likos
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Boles
Princess
Gary & Christel Drew
Princess, Taco, Tinsel &
Ciecie
Anevay, Chayton, Kim Perez
Priscilla
Hedy Kleinsorge
Puff
William Heald
Purdy
Ms. Shaun Allshouse
Purrly
Amy Budzynski
Puss Puss (Debby Hanson)
Kelly Riseley
Stacey Zeitlin
Quigley
Donald A. Starr
Raffi (Audra & Tristan Heimlich)
Judy Scognamillo
Ralph
John & Diana Workman
Remy (Caron Levine)
Sandy Arledge
Riley (The Bruno Family)
The Akers
Rockie
Anne Riley
Rocky
Mark Cavender
Roxy
Jon & Nancy Anderson
Roxy (Paul & Liz Bushard)
Sandra Massery
Roxy & Nick (The Howards)
Ghillian Sichel
Rubin (Jen Kelly)
Jen & Neil Schelly
Rudy (Allison Vano)
Rhonda Lopresti
Rusty (Dana & Chuck Adams)
Priscilla Craig
Sabrina
Karen Kerschmann
Sadie
Mr. & Mrs. William Kellogg
Sadie
Amy Suelzle
Sadie (The Kuchta Family)
The Ward Family
Sadie (Kenzie & Dylan
McAnulty)
June McAnulty
Sally & Hanah
John Hendricks
Sasha (Joe Rivera & Family)
Marjorie Stewart
Sam
Merlinde Sheerin
Sam (Cheryl Lynn Correa)
Patricia Kepple
Sammie
Barbara Rude
Sammy
Karen Seidner
Samson
Joyce Prince
Sandy
Richard & Marjorie Amptman
Sassy
Shirley Swanson
Scotty
William J. & Joan A. Gordon
Shadow
Donald Anderson
Shadow
Jaqueline Cronin
Shadow
Donald Scherzi
Shady
Elena Tortora
Shelby (The Boss Family)
Janice Boss
Shepherd (Kaare & Digna)
Stephanie & Shane
Sherekhan & Jake (Tony
LaMotte)
Grace Furman
Shilo
Mr. & Mrs. James Pasek
Shiro
Roland Schmidt
Simba
Mary Tibiatowski
Simba (Sharon Taylor)
Michael Kick
Sister & Mister (Dell Grace
Schroeder)
Merrill Cote
Snooky
Raylene Midose
Snooky & Nikki
Paul & Fran Roth
Sophie (Charlotte & Dave
Kingston)
Kris & John McGovern
Speedy
Susan Davis
Stanley I
Marlone Paas
Storm
Judy Kubischta
Stray Dog
Rosalinda Guerrero
Susie (Deanne & Lenny Bloom)
Diane & Chuck Goldberg
Sydney (Enid & Don Larsen)
Readean Ellis
Talisman
Sherron Wahlgren
Tammy (Mr. & Mrs. Lehman
Kennel)
Greg & Cheri Miller
Taurus & Thor-Bert
Velma Whittingham
Teddie (Lisa Laby)
Walli Gast & Pat Middleton
Teddy (Barbara Antonopulos)
Mindy Barlow
Theo (Debbie Jester Hakes)
Billie Hakes
Theo (Jonathon Lauren)
Charles Kilgore
Thompson
Joe Estrada
Tig (Jan Heying)
Nancy Brownlee
Tigger
Patricia Morton
Tigger & Friday
Carol Pennant-Jones
Tiger & Snoopy
Irene Higinio & Elvia Salazar
Tillie (Candace & Family)
Mick
Timber (Cheryl Reiff)
Pamela Hayhurst
TomCat (Mr. & Mrs. Angelo
Tristano)
Robin & RT Riggs
In Memory Of
Dexter
Tonka
Reginald & Linda Frank
Tootsie Romeo
John Bellew
Toshia
Robert & Eleanora Jacobs
Trixie
The Urioste Family
Trixie (Barbara Baer)
Marian & Allen Baer
Trixie (Trudy Keel)
Nancy Brownlee
Truffles (Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Cecil)
Eleanor Winokur
Tucker (The Rohr Family)
Ann Rossell
The Silverman Family
Tuffy
Cheryl Tipton
Tumble (The Bailow Family)
Lauren Goldstein
Ursula
Margaret Seeley
All of the Van Keuren pets
The Van Keuren Family
Vienna (Terri & Richard Kelly)
Billie Hakes
Winston
Shelly Sulit
Winston (Sophia & Bella)
Megan Sinclair
Yummie Girl & Baby Bear
Carol Falzarano
Zack, Kali, Hannah & Rocky
Karen Kahrhoff
Zeus (Ruth McKercher, PhD)
Mark R. Katz, MD & Naomi
J. Kartin
Zoe (The Walker Family)
David Storm
Zoey (Kelly Bethea)
Cindy Adams
In Honor of People
Janet Adamian’s birthday
Management Team
Mitch Allcorn
Joe Peruuca
Mr. & Mrs. Hal Aronson
Robert & Sharron Francis
Danielle Astilla
Grashielah Sales
In Memory Of
Dolly
Dr. Roger Beckman
Tim Hampton
Rosemary Billips
Jeanne Dahlstet
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Boss
The Associates
Dr. Jason Brown
Kurt Stormberg, DDS, MS
Sue Brown’s birthday
Lisa Cruz
Nancy Brownlee’s birthday
Gretchen Neville
Mark & Meredith Bryant
Gino Grippo
Steve & Lisa Wojo
Mr. Mike Butts
Mrs. Elizabeth Butts
Kris Clarkin
Robert Hyman
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cutler
Nancy Green
Philip Disque & Christina
Aushana
Sandra Allen
Dona
Dorothy Hill
Nicki English
Robert Hyman
Whitney Fies’ birthday
Marissa Caldwell
Kathleen Flowers
Gayle Walker
Donna Geiler
Gertrud Beach
Shelley Gillis’ birthday
Rebecca Blenz
Letha Grassman’s birthday
Eleanor Dice
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Green
Nancy Green
Rose Hosea
Glenwood & Dorothea Burgess
Aaron Howe & Janice Morton
Roger Howe & Jeanie Coleman
Maverick Huggett
Victoria Huggett
Bob & Kim Huntoon
Helen Darby
Phyllis Jacus
Christine La Pierre
Sylvia Jangard-Andersen
Aprell Bigler
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Jessie
Kenneth & Nadene Parsell
Clinton Jones’ birthday
Eleanor Winokur
Elianna Joshi’s birthday
Anonymous
Alicia Maria Butters
LL Flounders
Molly Keegan
Sharron McAvin
Richard Nagel
Alison & Mason Walton
Rita Kafala’s birthday
Cynthia J. Henkel
Corinne Kelley & Andrew
Laidler
James Vouros
Brett Kelly
Cindy Kelly
Beth King
King Family Trust
Sarah, Kevin & Katherine
Kruer
Mary Kruer
Sean & Coreen Lalley
Linda Lalley
Dan Le Ray Leadley
Thomas Wathen
Jayne Lesley
Robert Hyman
William & Marjorie Letsch
Erin Letsch
Brett Kelly
Cindy Kelly
Ji Soo Kim
Sylvia Yoon
G. Knipping
Debby Laborte
Wayne Leisch’s retirement
California American Water
The Luneau Family
Sharon Worth & Family
Kris Mallory
Mike Hadjiaghai
Sheri Mayer
Danna Mayer
Mark, Meredith, Lulu &
Olive
Teresa, David, Noki & Haku
The Melton Family
Laura Wessells
Gifts of Love
In Memory Of
Maxwell
Mom & Dad & all pets
Susan Pierce
Becky & Phil Morgavo
Beverly & Wes Babich
Matt & Whitney Moser
Daniel & Judy
Rose & Joe Hardeman
Lauren O’Connor
Nana
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cisneros
Carol Neer
Julie Neer & Fred Martin
Rob & Cathy Odijk
Rex & Carroll Jones
Noah Patterson
Carolyn Patterson
Dr. Bruce Persky
Helen Allison
W. Blaine Phillips, MD
Dr. & Mrs. Aaron & Esme
Steinberg
Erica Phung
Marie Lewis
Brooke Polansky’s birthday
Leah Baylon
Rebecca Chase
Tamara Hurley
Sofie Portman’s birthday
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Maggio
Matt Potter
Diann & Douglas Potter
William Quinter
Jason Quinter
Cheryl & Terry Robbins
Lynn & Bob Harris
Wendy Roberts & Family
Jeanne Cook & Linda Roberts
Rose Canyon Animal
Hospital doctors & staff
The Higgins Family
San Diego Humane Society
staff
Joyce Dunn-Moore
Dr. Carol Schmitt
Karen Schmitt
Robbie Schulte
Robert Hyman
Dr. Terry Scott & Shirlee
Gibbs
Dr. Andrea Liston
In Memory Of
Percy
Robert I. Shelley
Lorraine Shelley
Nancy Shevik
Fay Fintel
SIL
Jared Ostertag
Nanci & Jack Simkin
Robert G. Berg, Jr.
Joan Slote
Robin Pelletier
Barbara E. Smith
Christopher Smith
Kelly Spicher’s birthday
Barbara Jones
Valerie Stallings
Robert Hyman
Raymond Tewes
Nancy Green
Mamie Tindall
N. Jean McHenry Durant
Ray Vendetti
Faye Williamson
Tony Wang
Andrea Wang
Dave West’s birthday
Sentre Partners
Cathi Soule
Kim Wheeler
Vera Cannon
In Honor of Pets
Angel (Barbara Davis)
Eleanor Burton
Shirley Phillips
Emalee Whitlock
Applehead
Mimma Fonti
Archie
Barbara Catherine Cord &
Michael Akers
Bailey Nelson
Zoee Miller
Baylee Glen
Zoee Miller
Bella & Emme Miller
Zoee Miller
Boo, Rascal & Lucky
Eugene & Barbara Kadin
Boomer
Ethan & Jessica Idenmill
Brandy
Brenda Dahle
In Memory Of
Rusty
Chloe
Sarah Piccone
Cleo
Benjamin Mandaro
Cocoa & Godiva
Brenda & Dave Rickey Fdtn.
Cody & Temptie
Renee Thomas
Daisy
Nancy Brass
Fairley DeNike
Zoee Miller
Freckles
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Mauzy
Freddy
Jeannette McCarty
Frodo & Gandalf
Rebecca Blenz
Halo & Shyley
Joseph & Rebecca Arlauskas
Harry
Dianna Pearsall
Horton & Buddy
Jon A. Bemis
Horton & Buddy
Barbara Ann Gavin
Jake
Joe & Betsy Loureiro
Jilly (Bill & Linda Sylvester)
Barbara Avery
JJ
Jon & Nancy Anderson
Josie Henderson
Zoee Miller
Judd
Joseph & Karen Eukovich
Lil Red & PJ
Michelle Schumaker
Lil Leo
Betty Deckman
Lilly Love
Maria Mangiardi
Loki (Adam & Amanda Allen)
CAPT & Mrs. Robert K.
Zentmyer MSC USN Ret
Lucky
Lois J. Cox
Lulu
Carolyn Young
Luna
Dianne Lovell
Luther & Madison
Stephen & Karen Williams
In Memory Of
Sabrina
Madison (Carla Bock)
Byron Frohn
Maggie
John & Barbara Ann Anderson
Mario & Sammy
Carol Pennant-Jones
Marmalade
Arthur S. Daley, Jr.
Max
WE Bennett MD & Lauralee
Bennett
Max & Fiona
Michael & Rowella Zina
Mia & Murphy
Nancy Richards
Mimi
Ilse Kuhlow
Missy
Joseph P. Sciacca
Missy & Sami
Mr. & Mrs. William Grisson
Mogie
Dorothy Christie Marques
Molly
Ellen Conner Dean
Mully & ChaCha
Sally Stanko
Munchie
Jason & Stacey Rabbino
Murphy & Lola
Rafael & Nancy Gaona
Neelah
Sherron Wahlgren
Opal Henderson
Zoee Miller
Peaches
Anonymous
Pearl
Joyce & Red Moore
Pets
Joseph Ledesma
PJ
Jean Sullivan
Rambo
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Larson
Rinaldo (Chip, Ilda, Madison
& Mackenzie Wood)
Barbara Avery & Linda
Sandusky
Rocky & Kabaal
Mark Cavender
Roxy
Joseph & Marjorie Veale
Sam, Paco & Princessa
Antonietta O’Hearn
Shadow
Edward Kusnierz & Robin
Weaver
Shawmi
Jennie Chang
Sonny
Kelley Kirby
Sport
Sara Azua-Kazemi
Strawberry
Nancy Pack
Sven
Edward N. Bane
Swan
Alberto Ruiz
Tank Valle
Zoee Miller
Teddi & Bear
Cecilia Gutierrez
Thelma, Louise & Swan
Nancy L. Rose
Tiger & Studley
Robert & Johanna Bosch
Tonya
CDR Stanley De Long USN Ret
& Mrs. Joan De Long
Zowee & Teddy
Debra L. Law
Vet Memorials
Alpine Veterinary Clinic
Dr. John D. Hackett
Arnold (Dennis Comeau)
Chester (Jeanette Wickline)
Claddagh (Tom & Robin Christian)
Dusty (Brian Hart)
Frankie (Tom Wares & Family)
Indy-Blue (Vickie & John
Burich)
Inka (The Magnus Family)
Jonesy (The Toth Family)
June (Tim & Mona Petersen)
Marcus (Bryon Perry &
Family)
Marge (Toni Mitman &
Family)
Merlin (The Evans Family)
Molly (Eleanor Denton)
Photo (Brian Battles & Cathey
Byrd)
Rhyssa (Ginger Butler)
Rusty (Sandra Hendrickson)
Samson (Michelle & Jeremy
Ruark)
Shadow (George Steinitz)
Tracey Bug (Crystal Newman)
Turbo (Mike Tilley)
Companion Petcare
Professionals
Dr. Nancy Bushnell
Amber (Carmen Buckholtz)
Cosette (Mary Beth & Sean
Crowley)
Daisy (Sarah Alspaugh)
Emmie (Christine Krissoff)
Gizelle (Leslie Anderson)
Maddy (The Ferris Family)
Nicki (Mary Jean Nelson)
Princess (Jeanne Fuller)
Ty (Linda Hendel & Steve
Kuehl)
Kensington Veterinary
Hospital
Dr. Michelle Mason
Dr. Patricia Ungar
Duchess (Zeamora & Edgar
Martinez)
Foxy (Gary & Carol McElroy)
Jake (Linda Cianciolo)
Joey (Dena Feinman)
Kage (Craig Kuhlman)
Max (Patty Renfro)
Momma Cat (Don & Mindy
Nimon)
Mytus (Melissa Nickell)
Pud (Marie & Kevin Wiggins)
Sadie (Sarah Stanton &
Family)
Zach (Dan Swank & Cynthia
Boyd)
Rose Canyon Animal Hospital
Dr. Bjorn Barré
Dr. Anthony Michael
Bailey (Yvonne Body &
Joanna Clark)
Beau (Megan Ward)
Beaujolais (The White Family)
Bella (The Wagner Family)
Bennie (The Boyle Family)
Bleu (Bonnie Ward)
Boomer (The Sutphen Family)
Champ (The Pareja Family)
Chelsea (Lori Megliola)
Chelsea (Mary Carnes)
Chewie (Laura Poveromo)
Cleopatra (Anita Quillman)
Daisy
Daisy (Susan Califa)
Dexter (Zita Davis)
Diego (Janet Franks)
Doogie (The Hrubovcak
Family)
Freddey (The Woods Family)
Gee (Summer Jones)
Griffey (The Robertson Family)
Jack (Louise Percy)
Jake (The Schmutle Family)
Jeremiah (Emma Zink)
Kodi (Stuart Hall)
Kodi (Tina Van Vechten)
Lola (The DaSilva Family)
Luna (Carol Lilly)
Maggie (The Freistoffer
Family)
Malcolm (LaDawna Denn)
Marley (The Wheaton Family)
Mittens (The Brackeen
Family)
Mitus (The Daly Family)
Moby (Ruthann Duncan)
Mouse (The Paull Family)
Naly (Julie Nelson)
Niki (Charles Brazell)
Norton (Lucy Asyan)
Osa (Alicia O’Malley)
Oso (Lydia Kowalewski)
Parker (Rhonda Whorrall)
Pickles (The Cheng Family)
Reba (Mike Thomas)
Reef (Michelle Murphy)
Roscoe (David Kantor)
Roxy (Joyce Langenbacher)
Sandi (Michelle Fulks)
Scooter (Carol Mullan & Jim
Bigger)
Sherman (The Schloeder
Family)
Simon (Julia Griess)
Sky (The Gloyna Family)
Sox (The Beesley Family)
Tennyson (The Sickmann
Family)
Tess (Pam Colquitt)
Tommy (The Coulson Family)
Violet (The Ingle Family)
Veterinary Specialty
Hospital
Alex (Greg & Tami Chaffee)
Angel (William & Diane
Bischel)
Angie (David Fisher)
Annabel (Linda Diehl)
Aqualita (Rosa Huesca)
Ashley (Gabrielle & Glenn
Oratz)
Ashton (Veronica Csiza)
BabyKat (Merritt Schoch)
Badger (Mary & Regan Jones)
Bailey (Carol Shrigley)
Bailey (Kathryn & Alan
Peterson)
Bailey (Randy Rosman &
Scott Lehrer)
Ben (S. Cote & S. Leaper)
Bentley (Rudy Leiker)
Binky (Paula & Richard
Abney)
Bob (Sylvia Evans)
Bonnie (Kathy Wood)
Bruno (Betty Steeg)
Brutus (Hans & April Warren)
Bugsy (Monika Stimpert)
Buster (Stuart & Anne
Marshall)
Carley (Lyn Nelson)
Cassie (Susan & Doyle
Hanan)
Clayton (Alfred Miller)
Clue (Robin & Donald Snyder)
Cooper (Rafael & Liza Balana)
Crash (Eric Mann)
Cry Baby (David Fracalosy)
Daisy (Merrie Lamb)
Drywall (Barry Cahill)
Duchess (Shari & Chris Osuch)
Dusty (Curtis Lewis)
Emma (Martha Jagger)
Emma (Nina Rohling)
Faith (Lynn-Monica
Bodenhamer)
Filip (Christian Przygoda)
Fisher (Michael Mogge)
Gabriel (Gabi) (Galina
Sweeney)
Georgie (Larry & Tina Alston)
Gracie (Robert Blazer)
Harrison (Audra & Todd
Johnson)
Heidi (Christian Cali)
Hitch (Heather & Michael
Martin)
Honey (Jerry Ailshire)
Juneau (Beth & Jim Walters)
Kacey (Kristin Elo)
Kamui (Moo-Moo) (Maureen
& Lila Doerner)
Kitty Kat (Diane Kellogg)
Laifu (Julia Chiang)
Linus (Dianne Lincoln)
Loki (Carin & Robert Lindgren)
Lucy (Jane & Brian Findley)
Lucy (Jeffrey Dilallo & Patrick
Cannon)
Luke (Jodi & Mike Vleck)
Mackiy (Antony Trupans &
Alexi Siglan)
Maggie (Amy & Tim Bennett)
Magic (Laryna & John
Rodriguez)
Max (Allison & James
Williams)
Max (Carla Rehm)
Mia (Carol & John Carney)
Milo (Jeff White)
Mimi (Lisa & Cinny Wong)
Mollie (Chris Haynes)
Molly (Judi & Stephen
Chapin)
Molly (Kris & Jim Moore)
Molly (Linda Bright)
Morpheus (Carie & Chris
Keller)
Nickie (Sylvie O’Connell)
Okalani (Vincent Villalvazo)
Oscar (Bruce Brown)
Oscar (Ted Schroeder)
Ozzie (Gloria Pasqual)
Painter (Chris Crowley)
Pearl (Patti & Mike Tuffley)
Penny (Shirley King & Arthur
Olson)
Pepe (Gorgina Toledo)
Porky (Annette Schultz)
Punky (Jurgen & Leanne
Matthesius)
Rally (Rodney Angelito)
Riley (Bettina & Patrick
Singler)
In Memoriam
Rocky (Patricia Yglesias)
Romeo (Bonnie & Ossie
Saichek)
Rory (Jo Ann Sweet)
Rose (Tony & Barbara
Anzalone)
Rosie (Susan Elden)
Rosie (Susan Kirkland)
Roux (Kathleen Collins)
Ruger (Irma Thornbloom)
Rumba (Alana Albertson)
Sami (Robert & Nancy Mara)
Sandy (Alvic & Joy Paje)
Sassy (Byron & Angela Wright)
Squeaker (Michael Butt)
Starvin Marvin (R. Hernandez
& T. Miller)
Steffy (Bobbie Jason Lee)
Stew (Joshua King & Denise
Hoover)
Suky (Dawn Grebner)
Sydney (Jocelyn & Robert
George)
Tahoe (Christine & Julian
Zuniga)
Taylor (L. Michaels & T. Elkeles)
Tigger (Ken Smith)
Tommy (Amber Hartly)
Tonka (Lisa Apolinski)
Tonka (Zoraida Baltazar)
Tristan (Kelly Saltern)
Trooper (Carol Funk)
Trouble (R. Martin & C. Hein)
Yoda (Nadir Buyuktimkin)
Yogi (Nichole & Doug Cox)
Zena (Ami Israel)
Zeus (Sam Hakimian)
Ziggy (Denise Nanos)
Zoe (Cal Chang)
Zoe (Michael & Lisa O’Keefe)
Zoe (Tracy & Steve Charlton)
Gifts from wills and trusts help to ensure that
the Humane Society’s charitable programs
serving animals and people will be available
long into the future. The San Diego Humane
Society and SPCA wishes to acknowledge, in
memoriam, recent gifts from the following
individuals’ estates received between August 28
and November 28, 2012.
Catherine M. Angelo
Helene M. Arnott
Serena Desiree Birch
Giovanni and Rina Bucolo
Virginia M. Butler
Cecelia M. Collier
Olive M. Edwards
Marjorie Ganschow
Alexandra A. Grant
Ethel Louise Joseph
Eleanor V. Long
Walter J. and Gladys M.
Marchant
Gardner F. Marston
Laura and Lee McKune
Gwenne Moore
John and Jennie Newton
Teresa A. Nugent
Joan M. Stevens
Hilde B. Stewart
Major Earl W. Sweeney
Thomas E. Westerman
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NEVER Too Young
Estate Planning
spring 2013 Calendar of Events
The following is a sampling of San Diego Humane Society classes, workshops and events occurring February 1 through April 30, 2013.
Some folks think they can wait on completing a will and
trust. They say that they aren’t old enough yet, or maybe
expect this task is best done only when they retire. Here’s the
truth: There are at least five sound reasons for having a will
and a trust at any age.
1. People with young children have a special reason. Their
will and trust can name custodians for minors and can
name trustees that will provide for their children.
Please complete the following form to contact us:
Dear Friends at San Diego Humane Society and SPCA:
Please send me/us estate planning brochures and bequest language.
Please contact me/us at ( ) _______________________ so that I can
receive further information.
Please contact me about a personal visit.
I/we have already provided for the San Diego Humane Society
and SPCA in my/our estate planning documents. Please send
information about the Humane Heritage Circle.
Name ________________________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________
City ____________________________________________ State________________
Zip __________________ Phone__________________________________________
Email ________________________________________________________________
Mail this form to:
Nicole Angelucci, Director of Planned Giving
San Diego Humane Society and SPCA
5500 Gaines Street
San Diego, CA 92110
2. Even if you have a small estate, you can (and should)
decide for yourself how your assets will be distributed
and to whom. This includes designating bequests for
charitable organizations like the San Diego Humane
Society and SPCA.
3. Consider the possibility that death occurs by an
accident or illness. Even if the odds seem remote
to you today, having a will and trust is important
because something unexpected can happen at any time.
4. Once you have a will and trust, it’s easy to alter as your
circumstances change.
5. Fulfilling this important obligation feels good at any
age. Knowing you have a valid will and trust gives
peace of mind, in addition to having a sense of
accomplishment and personal satisfaction at handling
this responsibility.
We have information to help you move forward in putting
a will and trust in place. You can fill out the form below or
contact Nicole Angelucci, our Director of Planned Gifts. Nicole
is an attorney with a background in estate planning and is
here to help answer your questions. Just give her a call at
(619) 243-3443 or email her at nangelucci@sdhumane.org.
Don’t miss the chance to
make you pet a star!
See sdhumane.org/calendar for details.
Please enter by: August 31, 2013.
february
2 Puppy Support Group (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
3 Project KEPPT Day (North Campus), 1-3 p.m.
6 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost
8 Home School Session, 10-11:30 a.m. (North Campus), $7 per child
8 Home School Session, 1:30-3 p.m., $7 per child
8 Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10
8 Head Start (first of five classes), 6:30-8 p.m., $89
9 Really Reliable Recall (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
11 Head Start (first of five classes), 6:30-8 p.m., $89
12 Tots and Tales, 10:30 a.m., $3 per child
13 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Senior Pets, (North Campus),
6:30-8 p.m., $12
14 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Essential Oils, 6:30-8 p.m., $12
16 Puppy Support Group (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
16 Puppy Fun Class (first of five classes), 9:30-11 a.m., $159
16 Canine Good Citizen (first of five classes), 1:30-3 p.m., $119
16 Puppy Fun Class (first of five classes), 4-5:30 p.m., $159
16 Pet Loss Support Group, 10:00 a.m., No cost
17 Head Start (first of five classes), 9-10:15 a.m., $89
17 Puppy Fun Class (first of five classes), 1-2:30 p.m., $159
17 Bark in Balboa Park, 2 p.m., No cost
17 Canine Good Citizen (first of five classes), 3-4:30 p.m., $119
20 Tots and Tales (North Campus), 10:30 a.m., $3 per child
21 Project KEPPT Food Bank, 1-3 p.m.
22 Doggie Café, 6-8 p.m., $10
23 Tricks (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
23 Head Start (first of five classes), 11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m., $89
23 Canine Good Citizen (North Campus, first of five classes),
11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m., $119
23 First Aid for Dogs and Cats, 1-5 p.m., $60
23 Head Start (first of five classes), 3-4:15 p.m., $89
27 Head Start (first of five classes), 6:30-8 p.m., $89
28 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost
march
2 Puppy Support Group (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
3 Project KEPPT Day (North Campus), 1-3 p.m.
6 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost
8 Leash Walking (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
8 Home School Session, 10-11:30 a.m. (North Campus), $7 per child
8 Home School Session, 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m., $7 per child
8 Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10
10 First Aid for Dogs and Cats (North Campus), 1-5 p.m., $60
12 Tots and Tales, 10:30 a.m., $3 per child
16 Puppy Support Group (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
16 Pet Loss Support Group, 10 a.m., No cost
18 Head Start (first of five classes), 6:30-8 p.m., $89
20 Tots and Tales (North Campus), 10:30 a.m., $3 per child
21 Project KEPPT Food Bank, 1-3 p.m.
21 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Telepathic Communication with
Animals, 6:30-8 p.m., $12
23 Really Reliable Recall (North Campus), 9:30-10:30 a.m., $35
23 San Diego Humane Society’s 16 th Annual Telethon,
7-10 p.m., KFMB Ch. 8 (date to be confirmed)
28 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost
29 Doggie Café, 6-8 p.m., $10
31 San Diego Humane Society Closed for Easter Sunday
APRIL
1-5 Animal Adventure Camp, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., $210
8-12 Animal Adventure Camp (North Campus), 9 a.m.-3 p.m.,
$210
3 Pet Loss Support Group, 6:30 p.m., No cost
6 Head Start (North Campus, first of five classes),
11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m., $89
6 Canine Good Citizen (first of five classes), 1:30-3 p.m., $119
7 Head Start (first of five classes), 9-10:15 a.m., $89
7 Project KEPPT Day (North Campus), 1-3 p.m.
7 Canine Good Citizen (first of five classes), 3-4:30 p.m., $119
9 Tots and Tales, 10:30 a.m., $3 per child
10 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Planting with Your Pooch, (North
Campus), 6:30-8 p.m., $12
10 Head Start (first of five classes), 6:30-8 p.m., $89
12 Home School Session, 10-11:30 a.m. (North Campus), $7 per
child
12 Home School Session, 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m., $7 per child
12 Doggie Café (North Campus), 6-8 p.m., $10
13 Head Start (first of five classes), 11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m., $89
13 Head Start (first of five classes), 3-4:15 p.m., $89
14 First Aid for Dogs and Cats, 1-5 p.m., $60
17 Tots and Tales (North Campus), 10:30 a.m., $3 per child
18 Project KEPPT Food Bank, 1-3 p.m.
18 Happy Hour Lecture Series: Integrative Vet Medicine,
6:30-8 p.m., $12
20 Pet Loss Support Group, 10 a.m., No cost
25 Pet Loss Support Group (North Campus), 6:30 p.m., No cost
26 Doggie Café, 6-8 p.m., $10
29 Head Start (first of five classes), 6:30-8 p.m., $89
All events are held at 5500 Gaines Street and require
pre-registration or reservations unless otherwise noted.
Events at North Campus are held at 572 Airport Road in
Oceanside. Please call (619) 299-7012 and the extension
listed to pre-register/reserve a space in a program, or visit our
website at www.sdhumane.org for a full calendar of events.
Activities for Kids:
Home-school Lessons: ext. 2911
Tots and Tales: ext. 2251
Activities for Adults/Families:
Doggie Café: ext. 2230
Happy Hour Lecture Series and First Aid for Dogs and Cats:
ext. 2249
Pet Loss Support Group: ext. 2311
Behavior and Training Classes:
Head Start, Puppy Fun Class: ext. 2334
Canine Good Citizen: ext. 2247
Project KEPPT Day/Food Bank:
Call (619) 299-7012 ext. 2907 for more information about the
Project KEPPT services and Food Bank requirements.
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Central Campus:
5500 Gaines Street
San Diego, CA 92110-2572
North Campus:
(for dogs)
2905 San Luis Rey Road
Oceanside, CA 92058
(for cats & small animals)
572 Airport Road
Oceanside, CA 92058
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
San Diego, CA
Permit No. 331
(619) 299-7012
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Central Campus Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Adoptions and Animal Viewing:
Monday-Friday, 11a.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday, 11a.m.-5 p.m.
North Campus Hours of Operation:
Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Adoptions and Animal Viewing:
Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
*
*Date to be confirmed