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<strong>Pet</strong> <strong>Prints</strong>Annual Report 2011- 2012What’s Inside:Introducing Our NewCEO Bob FechtExplanation of ProgramsThe Cost of OwnershipCalendar of eventsFun Facts about CASNumbers of Lives SavedFinancial Information2011-2012 ContributorsFree


<strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>800 Southwest Drive<strong>Cheyenne</strong>, WY 82007Adoption hours:11 a.m. to 6 p.m. every dayIntake/Lost and Found hours:8 a.m. to 6 p.m. every dayCAS is open every day ofthe year except for NewYears Day, IndependanceDay, Thanksgiving Dayand Christmas Day.<strong>Shelter</strong>:(307) 632-6655<strong>Animal</strong> Control:(307) 635-1453Fax:(307) 634-7361Website:www.cheyenneanimalshelter.orgPage 2The mission of the <strong>Cheyenne</strong><strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> is toenhance the quality of lifefor animals and peoplethrough compassion, respectand education.


Introducing Our New CEO Bob FechtBob has served this community for the past 20+ years. He and hisfamily moved here in 1990 when Bob was hired by the <strong>Cheyenne</strong>Police Department as a patrol officer. Over the next twenty yearsBob was promoted to sergeant, lieutenant, captain, and finally Chiefof Police where he served for over 7 1/2 years.Since moving to <strong>Cheyenne</strong> Bob has also served in the volunteercommunity where he has spent over 15 years volunteering on severallocal non-profit Boards (including Safehouse, Comea, UnitedWay, and the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>). Bob also has worked fornon-profits, including United Way of Laramie County and WyomingHealth Resources Network.Bob was also elected to the Wyoming State Senate where in 2009he helped present a revision to the State’s animal cruelty laws.Bob’s philosophy is centered on service to the community, and he isvery excited and happy to be joining CAS, a great organization thathe has always believed in and supported, and one that plays such avital and important role in <strong>Cheyenne</strong> and Laramie County. Bob’s goalfor 2013 and the Cheyene <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> is to show the communityof <strong>Cheyenne</strong> and Laramie County the one of a kind care the <strong>Cheyenne</strong><strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> provides for the pets they care for.Board of DirectorsMax MaxfieldPresidentJanet MarschnerVice PresidentHeather FrauendienstTreasurerLynn BoakAssistant TreasurerChloe IllowaySecretaryWard AndersonGuy CameronBrad CaveSusie CaveJerry EggeHolly HansenPhil KinerKathy MajerusBo ShortDusty TheinBrent Weigner<strong>Shelter</strong> ManagementBob FectPresident/CEODena FitzgeraldV.P. of OperationsTessha Gathings DVMVeterinarianKate MillerMarketing DirectorTori MenardBookkeeperStarr MezaHuman ResourcesBev CatalanoVolunteer CoordinatorRebecca Sims-McIntoshDonations CoordinatorTena SikmaPeople Care SupervisorMary AbrahamPeople Care SupervisorSarah Maria<strong>Animal</strong> Care SupervisorDannielle Fasen<strong>Animal</strong> Care SupervisorHelen OatesBig Fix Coordinator Page 3


<strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>Adoption Philosophy• We are committed toforming lasting andrewarding unions betweenhomeless animals andpeople who want them.• We will maintain asupportive relationship withadopters and their newpets to help nurture andcement their bond.• We accept that not alladoptions are perfect, andwe welcome the returnof adopted animals asan opportunity to learnmore about them andensure future successfulplacements.• In the event of a returnedpet, we will continue towork with the adopter tofind a more compatiblecompanion.The Costs Of <strong>Pet</strong> OwnershipThe <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> Works diligently to prepare eachnew pet that we adopt for their new home. To prepare a pet foradoption they receive their first set of vaccines, a broad spectrumdeworming medication, and a health and behavioral evaluationuncluding a physical examination by a trained member of ourstaff. If any health concerns are noted, the shelter veterinarianalso examines the pet and provides any necessary care. <strong>Pet</strong>sthat are not already alreterd are spayed./neutered prior to adoption.Adopted pets also receive a microchip and registration forone year. With our adopton packet they receive coupons for variousservices, including complimentary office visit with a participatingveterinarian. They also receive 30 days of <strong>Shelter</strong> Care healthinsurance to cover a wide variety of emergency or unexpectedsituations that may occur after pets are adopted. Below is a listof the typical costs that a pet owner shouls be expeced to pay forthese same services.Please remember:The <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> Relies on public donations to perform the services wecan provide. Any donation you can provide to help us find homes for homeless pets isgreatly appreciated.Enhancing the quality of life...The <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> is a non-profit organization that has workedwith community partners to provide shelter and care for lost, homeless,neglected and abused animals for 40 years. The shelter works to meet theneeds of the community through many proactive programs such as:<strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> & CareEach year, about 6,000 stray and unwanted animals are sheltered andcared for at the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>. We welcome any and everycompanion animal that comes through our doors. Professional staff andvolunteers provide a warm bed, food, shelter, medical attention and love.Page 4AdoptionMore than 2,500 animals were adopted in fiscal year 2011-2012 byindividuals and families who were screened for their ability to provide aloving and responsible home.Each animal that is adopted from the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> leavesthe facility already neutered, with at least one set of vaccinations, hasa nationally-registered microchip, and a certificate for a free veterinaryexam. Adopters are given one free month of shelter care pet healthinsurance if opted in at the time of adoption. Adoption fees range from$10 to $150, which is a great deal considering all of the perks that comewith adopting a best friend from the shelter.After an animal has been adopted, knowledgeable and friendlyemployees from the shelter call the family to ensure that their new petis fitting into the family. If any behavior issues are occurring, the staffmember offers advice to help the owner solve the problem.


The costs of the provided care for your adopted animals:• Daily Boarding(food, shelter, and exercise): $20-$25 perday--Most pets spend on average 8-9 days in the shelterprior to adoption.• Vaccinations: $10-$20 per vaccine• Dewormer: Pyrantel for roundworms and hookworms averageof $5-$30• Microchip and registration: $25-$50• Veterinary examination: $40-$60• Canine spay or neuter: $50-$250• Feline spay or neuter: $50-$200•Average cost for adoption a dog or catfrom the sheter $250Dentistry (if necessary) $300-$2000These costs do not include the costs of any other additionsal medicalcare or grooming that may be provided. Additional care for injuredor ill pets is provided on a case by case basis if the shelter canprovide the proper resources.Adoption Wish ListMany people don’t know thatabout 25 percent of orphaneddogs in shelters across thenation are purebreds.At the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong><strong>Shelter</strong>, we love mutts just asmuch as purebreds, but weacknowledge that sometimespeople want a purebred pet.That’s why we offer the “wishlist.” If potential adopters areinterested in a specific breed,they are encouraged to placetheir name on our wish list.When we receive an animalthat meets the specificationsthey desire, we give them aphone call.It’s a match made in heaven!Lost and FoundStray and abandoned animals are picked up and taken to the<strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> where they are kept fed, safe and warm.Each year, nearly 1,000 pet owners are reunited with their pets throughthe shelter.Friendly staff members assist pet owners in their search for their lostfriend as well as offering advice on the best methods to find lost pets.Staff members educate owners about the importance of collars, tagsand microchips, and even offer on-site microchipping for $25 per pet.Rescue ServicesThe <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> staff coordinates, organizes, and assistswith injured or abused animal rescues and with disaster preparednessand evacuation, as well as helping pets impacted by families in crisis.The shelter works with Family Promise <strong>Cheyenne</strong>, Comea House andSafehouse to help shelter pets caught up in family transitions.<strong>Animal</strong> ControlThe shelter is contracted with the City of <strong>Cheyenne</strong> and LaramieCounty to provide <strong>Animal</strong> Control services. We have four fulltime<strong>Animal</strong> Control Officers who cover the entire community. The CAS<strong>Animal</strong> Control Department also investigates reported cases of neglectand abuse. Individuals are prosecuted when conditions warrant andwhen other interventions do not improve the situation.Page 5


2013 Calendar ofEvents:April• Fur Ball, April 6May• Be Kind to <strong>Animal</strong>sWeek, May 3 - 10 and• Adoptathon, May 3-4June - August• Critter Camp, June17-21 (K-5); July 8-12(3-5); July 15-19 (K-5);Aug 5-9 (K-5)August• Hogs for Dogs, August25September• Dog Jog, September 28October - December• Home 4 the HolidaysCritter Camp Summer 2012 wasa great success, there was plentyto learn this summer, with a dogdemonstration courtesy of the<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Police Department, atour of the <strong>Animal</strong> Control Trucks,and a visit to the surgery suite plusmany more activities, they even hada visit from <strong>Pet</strong>co with some exoticanimals that are not seen every dayat the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>Introducing the BarnCat Adoption ProgramThe <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>is pleased to introduceour new Barn Cat AdoptionProgram! The adoption feefor cats designated for thisprogram is just $10, whichincludes spay or neuter, microchip,distemper and rabiesvaccinations. Each catthat is spayed or neuteredthrough the barn cat programwill also have a tippedear to properly identifythese cats as belonging tosomeone. The cats offeredthrough this program rangefrom semi-feral to friendlycats with behavioral issuesthat make them unsuitableas indoor pets. A safe barnenvironment will give thesekitties a second chance tohave a good quality of lifeand they may even help tocontrol the rodent populationand other unwantedcritters such as raccoons. Ifyou are interested in adoptinga barn cat, please comeby the shelter.Page 6Knowledge...Compassion,ForRespectthe Community& EducationHumane EducationAn important part of what the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> standsfor is humane education. Through our education programs, weraise awareness about animal care, cat and dog overpopulation,the human/animal bond and adoption. Come into the shelter andask one of our informed staff for more information or advice.Critter Camp at the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>Critter Camp is the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>’s day camp forchildren who have completed kindergarten through the fifth grade.This camp, now in its thenth year, is an excellent educationalopportunity for children. Campers learn how to treat animals withcompassion and respect. Children attending camp interact witha variety of animals from the shelter and the community, learnabout animals from local experts, and participate in games, craftsand educational worksheets.Grief Counseling for Your Beloved <strong>Pet</strong>s<strong>Pet</strong> Loss Support is for anyone who has lost a pet or is currentlystruggling with decisions concerning a pet near death. Anyoneis welcome to attend free of charge. The group meets at 7 p.m.every third Tuesday of the month at the Laramie County Library.


Surgical Sterilization of Cats and DogsThe Big Fix, a proactive program of the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong><strong>Shelter</strong>, which offers low-cost spaying and neutering servicesto income-eligible families in our community.Each month, 30 plus animals are altered through the Big Fix,slowly reducing the number of unwanted animals that areturned in to the shelter each year. The program targets lowincomefamilies and individuals that do not utilize veterinaryservices because of economic barriers and offers themfinancial assistance for neutering of cats and dogs.The <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> features an in-house spay/neuter clinic so that all cats and dogs are neutered beforethey are adopted into their new homes, thus reducing thenumber of surplus animals in our community. However,there are still animals in the community that are not adoptedfrom the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> that need spayed andneutered.The <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> also offers low-cost neuteringof feral cats to compassionate and concerned communitymembers. Often, cats are dumped in rural areas and areleft to fend for themselves. These cats reproduce, and theiroffspring are feral as well. People participating in our FeralCat Program become caregivers of the feral cats that live ontheir property, but they have the assurance that those feralcats will not be reproducing and adding to the unwantedkittens that suffer and die or are brought to the shelter eachsummer.MediaAll of the animals at the shelter are stars in our eyes, but afew of our animals each week are chosen to actually be inthe spotlight. Hopefully through this effort, these animals finda shining spot in someone’s loving heart. Here are a few ofthe places that you can view our adoptable animals:• CBS Channel 5 Morning Show, every otherTuesday atabout 6:10 a.m. and their Facebook page.• Adoptable <strong>Pet</strong>s ad in the classified section of eachSaturday’s Wyoming Tribune Eagle.• Traders weekly advertisement.• <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>’s website: www.cheyenneanimalshelter.org. <strong>Animal</strong>s on our website areupdated daily, so you can always see a current list ofanimals available for adoption.Top Reasons to Spay or NeuterYour <strong>Pet</strong>s:1. It saves innocent lives.2. Neutered pets behavewith better manners.3. It’s easy and affordable.4. Spayed and neutered petslive longer, healthier lives.5. You don’t want to contributeto the pet overpopulationproblem.6. You want to be part of thesolution.Be good to your pet ...encourage your friends to dothe same.For more information on theBig Fix Program, call 307-286-0177.Did you know....Two un-altered cats can createover 10 million cats in a matterof only 10 years.There are 78 Million pet dogsin the USA78% of <strong>Pet</strong> Dogs are Spayed orNeutered.22% of <strong>Pet</strong> Dogs are IntactThat means that 1 out 5 of petdogsare intactOnly 10% of shelter dogs comefrom the Spayed or neuteredGroup90% of shelter dogs are fromthe Intact Group.Information Courtesy of ASPCAPage 7


<strong>Animal</strong>s SavedThe numbers behind thelivesJuly 2011 - June 2012Page 8ReceivedOwner Relinquish 2,007Cats 958Dogs 963Other 86Transfer in 71Cats 20Dogs 51Stray Relinquish 2,205Cats 1,290Dogs 864Other 51<strong>Animal</strong> Control 1,590Cats 495Dogs 914Other 181Total Received 5,873OutcomeAdopted 2,430Cats 932Dogs 1,382Other 116Returned to Owner 1,211Cats 111Dogs 1,092Other 8Transferred toAdoption Partners 213Cats 8Dogs 191Other 14Of the animals that were euthanized,36 percent had behaviorissues, such as aggression orextreme fear, and 60 percenthad serious medical issues. Theremaining 4 percent includedanimals (primarily cats, rabbitsand other small mammals) forwhich no homes could be found.The rate of euthanasia has beendecreasing dramatically at the<strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong> due tosignificant efforts to rehome asmany animals as possible.


Financial ReportFinancial ReportJuly 2011 - June 2012Of every dollar donated, 79 cents went to animal careservices, education and outreach. Administrative supportand fundraising expenses were well within the guidelines fornonprofit organizations.Sources of Support: 1,687,763Contributions: 41%• Individuals• Businesses• Estates• Foundations• Special eventIncome from <strong>Shelter</strong>Services: 59%• Adoption fees• Boarding & income• City & County contracts• Gift shop sales• Investment income• Miscellaneous income• Reclaim feesExpenses: 1,793,955Program Services: 79%• <strong>Animal</strong> adoptions• Impounds• Intakes• Basic animal care• Cruelty & welfareinvestigations• Facilities maintenance• Foster care• Grooming• Neuter surgeries• Veterinary careSupporting Services: 13%• Accounting• Administration• Planning• Program developmentFundraising: 8%Page 9


Page 10Steady SidekicksSteady SidekicksOur Steady Sidekicks friendsgive a donation on a monthlybasis. Participants in this programwill be listed in each ofour newsletters. Call RebeccaSims-McIntosh at 632-6655for more information. We are“paws”itively thankful for you!Since 2006Robery BraunschweigJames FlournoyWilbur & Jarus McClureRodney PhillipsJerry & Kay JessenArnold RotnerDouglas & Jaqueline NewportRobert & Marilyn StanfillRobert & Barbara JaquesCommunity SupportThank you to the followingbusinesses for displayingour donations boxes:Aamco TransmissionsAlpine DentalAlbertson’s (Yellowstone)Arby’sAvenues <strong>Pet</strong> ClinicBouquets UnlimitedBuck’s Auto RepairCool River LiquorsDairy QueenDell Range LiquorsD.T.’s LiquorEclectic ElephantFrontier Vet ClinicGreat Harvest BreadStarbucksTown & Country LiquorUncle Charlie’s LiquorWYHY Credit UnionYellowstone <strong>Animal</strong> HospitalSince 2007William & Robina LewisMelodie FosterPaul & Patricia M. BeckerLaura Bowen & Joe HarmonGlen E. & Susan GarrettSince 2008Oliver & MaryAnne BerrySteven WellerBrunhild DunhamStephen & Diedre HunterEarl W. & Carol P.KabeisemanBlaze CardellaCharlene EbelSince 2009Carol FilkeyTerry A. RootLisa HoveyKeith HoveyThank you to the followingbusinesses and individuals forongoing support:#1 PropertiesFour Paws <strong>Pet</strong> SalonAbsolute ElectricBuck’s Auto Repair<strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Pet</strong> ClinicCSU Veterinary Teaching HospitalHawk GraphicsJeff Ross / Open VistasLaramie County Community CollegeMan’s Best Friend Grooming<strong>Pet</strong>coCowboy DodgeHalladay MotorsMarve’s PlumbingShirley McCown (<strong>Pet</strong> Loss Support)Unified People’s Federal Credit UnionWalmart #1315WYHY Federal Credit UnionWyoming Tribune EagleWyoming Trophy and EngravingBusiness OutfittersANB BankTid Bits NewspaperSince 2010John & Marietta ParrMarti SalasSince 2011Carole MaloneySusan BarelaDarrol & Donna CameronPamela HamiltonTerry & Margaret BevansClaudia CoonBob MetzgerMichelle YarberSince 2012Joe ChasteenRex EllisDiane HansonRonals & Maureen HapeMichelle MahowaldJoanne MaiBette J. RamseyDouglas & IreneReedCoralie RingJohn WilliamsCoralie RingCarol MobleyNancy DunningtonAmy F. Smith<strong>Animal</strong> photos in thisnewsletter were takenand edited by BrookeByelich - People CareSpecialistThank you to the following mediasponsors for continued support:Appaloosa BroadcastingChannel 5 CBS and the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> CW<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Herald<strong>Cheyenne</strong> NetworkClear Channel K2TVKCWY Channel 13KYOYLaramie County Community College’sChannel 11Montgomery BroadcastingOptimumTownsquare MediaTrader’s Shopper’s GuideWarren SentinelWyoming NetworkWyoming Tribune EagleThank you to the Schools andYouth Goups for the Support:Brownie Troop #1187 & #1257Girl Scout Troop #1236, #1312 & #1410Jessup Elementary SchoolPoineer Park Elementary SchoolSaddle Ridge Elementary SchoolSt. Mary’s School


Fur Ball 2013 - The Dirty Dog SaloonSaturday, April 6, 2013Little America Grand BallroomThe Fur Ball is the <strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>’s largest and most compellingfundraiser of the year. Funds raised during the Fur Ball are used to supportthe shelter’s proactive, life-saving programs that help both animals and thepeople who care for them.The Fur Ball is a barking good time, dinner is included while a live and silentauction takes place. While all at once guests have the opportunity to makea difference in the lives of orphaned cats and dogs in our community.Donations are being collected now from generous individuals andbusinesses for our auctions silent and live. Donate items and services fromyour business, or choose a theme and build a gift basket. Even thoughthe Fur Ball is an animal shelter event, items do not need to be animalrelated but are always appreciated. Fun themes for baskets are cooking,kids, jewelry, beauty and Wyoming items. The possibilities are endless!Additional prizes to consider for our auctions are theater or sporting eventtickets and vacation get-a-ways.In 2012, the Fur Ball Raised over $275,000, which is the best we have everdone. Our goal for the 2013 Fur Ball is to hopefully raise over $300,000for the homeless animals and their care. With Your support, our goal isachievable.Donations for Fur Ball 2013 can be arranged by contacting Bo at307-220-9920. To reserve your table at the event, register online at www.cheyenneanimalshelter.org, or scan the QR code at the bottom of the pageto bring you directly to the registration website If you do not have accessto the internet you may also call Barbara at 307-640-2456, email info@casfurball.org.Thank you for your life-saving support!Scan this QR Code with yoursmart phone to bring youdirectly to the FurBallRegistration website.Page 11


2011-2012 Contributors July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012Support from our community allowsus to make a difference in thelives of orphaned animals. We arethankful for and desperately needeach and every dollar that is given.The following have been especiallygenerous to the animals and deservea special thank you. If you feel thatwe missed your name, please acceptour apologies and let us know atinfo@cheyenneanimalshelter.org.Humane Heros ($20,000+)CSU Veterinary Teaching HospitalWal-Mart #1315Kim & Larry SutherlandHumane Companions ($10,000+)Maurice & Bonnie BrownApril Brimmer KunzMary Kerber<strong>Pet</strong>co FoundationBo & Barbara ShortDevoted Partners ($7,500+)Marian H. Rev. Trust RochelleTown & Country Supermarket LiquorsJeff & Lynn CarltonHarmon H. & Claire Davis II M.D.Loyal Companions ($5,000+)Maruice Brown FoundationDuane Stevenson & Holly HansenPioneer Printing & Stationary Co., IncLittle AmericaKaron VolkSusan Anne Samuelson TrustCJ & Laurie BoxDouglas & Lisa HarrisJoseph R. Cindy MarekBest Friends ($2,500+)Pony ExpressPage LainJim & Estelle HaefeleStadel ConstructionSafeway<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Vision ClinicYellowstone Scooters of WyomingAndy & Barb AndrikopoulosThe Joannides Family FoundationHawk GraphicsBusiness OutfittersPage 12Combined Federal CampaignMike OdonnellAlpine Dental, PCGregg & Dorrie JonesDeborah & Scott WalkerJohn & Lisa BryantWyoming Bank & TrustDan & Leah AllegrettiCBS Channel 5Channel 5/<strong>Cheyenne</strong> CWStephen Goldstone#1 PropertiesBill & Beth EdwardsBret Pizzato & Laura Schmid-PizzatoSteve & Teddie Spier<strong>Pet</strong>finder.com FoundationBrent Weigner & Ms. Sue HumeRick CollordPatricia WeirNancy ToddRandolph L. & Patty JohnstonMick & Susies McMurry<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Light Fuel and Power CompanyKevin & Janet MarschnerDan & Trish O’GradyMarian Rochelle & April Brimmer KunzPhil & Marsha KinerBrad & Susan CaveEarl W. & Carol P. KabeisemanFaithful Friends ($1,500+)<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Kiwanis Club FoundationClear Channel Broadcasting Inc.Dt’s LiquorsKathleen JacobsonKhol’sKRRRKYOY FMJim NeimanRon ThielTrader’s Shoppers GuideWinhealth Partners<strong>Pet</strong>e & Chloe IllowayRobert & Bonnie AshleyPaul & Starr MezaLinda CooperTomaRick LTD Mobile HealthGunnar & Cheryl AndersonHeather FrauendienstJoe & Lorraine GallagherRichard & Shannon FermeliaFrauendienst Quality Homes Inc.Betty J. HaselmanCollin & Denise Moody<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Frontier Days HeelsRobert BraunschweigThe Gill Window Co.Gay WoodhouseMontgomery BroadcastingH. Fort Flowers Foundation, Inc.Triangle Dude RanchJim & Donna WeaverVivian WhiteGwynne RobbBob & Michele GehaJack’s Auto Body & PaintCarol MeadMistie WoodsJo Anne(Jody) HaakTownsquare MediaMary Ellen FoleyJackson Hole Resort LodgingFriendship Circle (750+)Anita & Dean ConineJoe & Gaye HarrellSheraton Steamboat Springs ResortBob & Suzanna HollyKathryn BoswellBrandon & Michelle KramerAndrew Allen Charitable FoundationCharles G. BejinJerri A. Donahue DDSDurante LLCFido’s FinestClyde A. HowardHughes Truck & Equipment RepairRichard & Linda LarsenLucky Star Inc.St. Claire, Inc.Warren Federal Credit UnionJames & Leona WilkinsonKaren KemptonAlex & Sarah AragonR & V Real Estate LLCRob & Kim ShankRichard & Val RothwellHearne McGee & Paiz LLPJudy K.H. BrownShirley Garrett-RobinsonMarvel H. McCrakenKaron MessierSharon RobertsMan’s Best FriendSteven StacyJonah Bank Of WyomingDon & Ana AlstonMichael Janssen & Ellen JuhlBucks Auto RepairMurdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, LLCLaramie County Chapter of ThriventFinancialTerry Bison RanchCharlene EbelRodney Phillips


The Toyota 100 Cars for Good TeamMike & Myryana SullivanKen & Gayle HeinleinWestern Drywall, Inc4 Paws GroomingBank of the WestBuck & Jo WrightConsolidated Construction, IncFrontier Veterinary ClinicTaner & Suzanne NortonFirst American Title Co.Capital Lumber<strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Animal</strong> <strong>Shelter</strong>Max & Gayla MaxfieldMona Lee PearlShooting Star Jackson HoleJerry L. Egge<strong>Pet</strong>er McNiffJudith B. LoomisLaramie County WIC OfficeMike DowlingLilie KleinPhyllis FoleyJanet Anderson-RayJeff & Diana WallaceLinda DuganJodie & Julie MalmWyHy Federal Credit UnionLend A Paw ($350+)Scott & Beverly AldenBurri Jewelers<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Country ClubThomas E. & Martha CowleyJohn & Barbara GaleotosL. Michael & Janice McCrakenJanice Nelson-SchrollScott R. NewmanUpsilon DK GammaKelly CarolKevin Cox & Pamela EisenbachShannon BeyerSteve & Tina BahmerPamela JordanRoberta J. OldfieldBenjamin & Desiree SaundersRon MalmJeanne Thobro<strong>Pet</strong>co <strong>Cheyenne</strong>Janet AndersonRobert & Pamela BlackhamUS Bank – Business BankingVNV LV MCBelgian Tervuren Rescue, Inc.Subway Store #16719Barb BoyerRobert & Barbara JacquesWilliam & Robina LewisCarole MaloneyWilbur & Jarus McClureJames FlourneyBunkhouse Bar & Grill<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Capidolls Roller DerbyCity Of <strong>Cheyenne</strong> Fire & RescueRichard CollierAimee DendrinosFirst Interstate BancSystemJeff FruhwirthDonna HarveyNancy McCallaPinnacle Cabinets & MillworkJames K. RobinettKaren SandersWestern VistaShirley WilfongSteve & Lori WilsonEileen ZiemannPatrick & Jane McGuireHarry & Bonnie MillerJosh & Janaia LaHiffJanice BoothKevin & Merri BurkettKay BestolBetty KempterBest <strong>Pet</strong> PeevsMike Beeman<strong>Cheyenne</strong> TransmissionCharlette DenneyGB HomebuildersSandra L. JohnsonRiddles JewelryJack RussellSusan SimonAmy Francelle SmithBryan & Casey ThomasRhonda RileyDale HughesCharles & Jusdy LaneJames & Linda HolthusKen McCauleyDan AmundsonBobby & Mary Lou MarcumStan & Mary Hartman MD<strong>Cheyenne</strong> <strong>Pet</strong> ClinicGeorge De LalioShirley A. GerardSergio Gonzales & Coleen HainesKauffman chiropracticDebra KendrickLaramie County Abstract & TitleRichard A. LauerMarjorie McCannMoore Insulation Co.Michael & Kellie MoserTaco JohnsTerry & Margaret BevansBob MetzgerDouglas & Jacqueline NewportArnold RotnerMarti SalasRobert & Marilyn StanfillSteven WellerDale & Connie BrentlingerMary CoxJerry & Rita GreenBen Hopkins<strong>Pet</strong>co Grooming SalonJD Yeager & AJ HarnishPaul R. & Patricia StenbeckRichard & Robin O’GaraSherry RocheBob & Brenda ElliotRonald HaunTed & Anne McCoyJohn & Barbara RogersGary ScottChristine StickleyKaren VonRiesenAdvanced Eye ClinicR.T. & Linda BarkerJim CaseyCool River Wine & SpiritsKathleen DuranteWilliam & Carolynn GavinJennifer Jessen NelsonMichael & Adriene KirklandGwen RiceBarbara Trust SteenCerrina SmithKevin & Lindsey GeorgesSprout & Kim ParkerSuperthrift – Lincolnway, Inc.Madison FrauendienstDeborah WallWard AndersonTony J. & Lora Lee LarsonReva Sturm<strong>Cheyenne</strong> BeverageFrank & Carolyn DennisStephen & Deborah StoweEchoStarRock on WheelsKathy SemlerMark StewartRobert & Martha Ann Thein<strong>Cheyenne</strong> SymphonyPamela G. Arthun<strong>Cheyenne</strong> Frontier Days Western Art ShowScott RamsayPaul & Lynn ReynoldsKen D. WhippleMelodie FosterGlen E. & Susan GarrettPamela HamiltonStephen & Diedre HunterMichelle YarberPage 13


In Honor & In Memory of Friends(October. 1, 2012 - Dec. 31, 2012)Page 14In Honor of FriendsBarbara BobbitSusan CarlsonBecky ShortMary Lou McMindesJoe & Cindy MarekL. Michael & JaniceMcCrakenColeen Collins & Anne Mower &Kathy ScheurmanCatherine LymanAll my friends at CASPatrick & Ann LucasBo & Barb Short, Nick & Liz Lecherand Bill & Sherry OatesHelen OatesBob & Judy Johnson, Kris Johnson,Dave Botterman, Len & RanaCukierski & Jean ReeseVern & Deborah StelterBob, Tonya & Rachel FarnsworthSharon GalyardtCAS Staff that cared for “Buddy”B. William BrowningConnie WiseKim MaxfieldDennis HeadapohlJoel RadenbaughDonna Phipps, Janice Legler,Pat Swan & Demi CrossJanet AndersonDoug & Lisa HarrisJim and Donna WeaverDr. David BirneyBrenda HayFrank & Kris BarnardSue ScafeGary, Mary, Brian & Jonathan CoxSusan RobertsonHolly HansenDavid & Mary HallJim & Estelle HaefeleConnie JayForrest & Nicole JayJim Dean’s BirthdayJerry & Kay JessenJohn, Sheryl & Ali KovalcikPamela HamiltonThe Pointe HomeownersGaurdian DevelopmentCompanyWilbur & Jarus McClureTeresa KeslarCapt. Patricia SchmaltzEleanor Mac MillanThe People Who Help The <strong>Animal</strong>sSteven & Christy CarrollJulia WellsVictor & Karen WellsKathy BorgaardCraig & Judy SchulzKaylee ShookPenny FittipaldiLarry & Kim SutherlandMary CarrollMaurice BrownJustin HohnMax & Gayla MaxfieldAlvin WiederspahnMike & Jancie McCrakenJoseph & Cindy MarekMike & Maryana SullivanLarry BiggioMona PearlPamela WaiteMr. & Mrs. Mike McCraken and Mr. &Mrs. Joe MarekMarvel McCrakenMrs. Marian RochelleDuane Stevenson &Holly HansenPaula, Ken & Amy Sue Manley and DonHartleyThomas & Marguerite SandersPhil ArmstrongDeborah DufficyJulie SchwindtMichelle AldrichKayleen EvansDanny & Elise JohnsonBarbara HunkaSheri MillerLaura GaulkePaula StarksJessica StarksRay & Judy ShaferSarah LorentzShelby Hoobler BirthdayMatt HobblerKaren ChristensenThomas & Mindi ReamsSue AkeyRobert & Elizabeth DavisTerri King & WillieFernando & Angela MuzquizIn Memory Of FriendsBeth McNiff<strong>Pet</strong>er McNiffRichard and Mary AnnHillmanC. H. and Katie BrownEvelynn SmithJerry & Kay JessenBobbie PadgetIda Or Irlen RoundsSusan VossBrenda Collins-NewmanDeanna HillDonna Jean WaltersSandra RepaskyDonte Ricardo Hernandez LaraSharon RadomickiLara SchmitEleanor WeaverBill & Toni ThomsonElise HowardBrenda FernandezGeorge & Nyla BellDavid & Mary HallWilliam & Joan ColeFrances “Elaine” GreenRocky & Peggy GrantTom & Margaret CollinsFrances BybeeCarol HollandEmil SchmaleCarol LuckenbachPaul & Patricia BeckerCarolyn PaseneauxGary CarneyJohn & Helen WarburtonGreg HamelCynthia HamelKay SedilleHarriet MobergDelores FrostMaurice BrownJohn & Ruth KirkStephanie GrayGerald and Dorene ElsasserJudy BeckerPatricia SawczenkoPearl RatliffCharles & Brenda HammJohn & Helen WarburtonMichelle ArnoldHugh and Judy IvesterGrace “Arlene” PhillipsCarroll and KarenNickersonMrs. Marcia A. WakeLinda KellyJerry LeglerJanice LeglerJohn RittsLila HughesJulie Anne BurkeyBarbara RossKarl BiehlerGwynne RobbGlen & Darla Robbins


Katie VillnowWayne MillerLeroy & Delores SimmonsKen MarcumBobby & Mary LouMarcumMichael Wayne NevinsMarilyn NevinsO. John & Mary RoeJohn & Patricia FoxPeg ShreveMarilyn NevinsRocky HeigisMichael & Maureen ReaScott CollinsJoanne CollinsScott OwensRenee MiddletonJim & Estelle HaefeleSusan EklofCarol PierceTony TarantolaAlton & Ione PedersenScott McBrideThomas & BarbaraBuchananMary ThroneShelley AllenShelley AllenSudie JossJudith WilsonUncle George HomyakDaniel & Donna CrossBrenda & Cian NewmanPatrick & Marilyn CollinsCalvin MuhlenbruckDayle MuhlenbruckEdward TafoyaMary GillespieDr Michael SpauldingTheresa RideoutFrances MooreCharles MooreNorma MorrisRuby PrestonConnie WaszakPeggy LundyKristi LaymanSherman & Lois NastJohn & Kathleen KeckIn Honor Of <strong>Pet</strong>s“Jenny” and “Lucy”Bobby & Mary LouMarcum“Bubba” & “Molly”Claudia Coon“Chanel”Rick & Carolyn Miller“Daisy & Pumpkin”Victor & Patty Tomek“Kati & Sammy”Steven Weller“Miss Hudson” & “Sunny”Catherine Lyman“Peaches & Suede”Anonymous“Rocky, Dodger, Cassidy & Lucky”Rodney & Rita Helgeson“Goldie”Andrea Avila“Kitter”Bob Pirrie“Luke”Eulalia Narvais“Sandy”Roger PowersAll the Poor Kitties & PuppiesRandal Shircel“Anni”Adam & Christine Grant“Bella’s” FriendsFlorine Lesser“Casey” & “Husker”Patty Schmitz“Sparky, Jasper & Astro”Sandra Johnson“Buddy”Mary ThroneIn Memory of <strong>Pet</strong>s“Bullet”Stan & Mary Hartman“Koper” “Maxwell” & “Phoebe”<strong>Pet</strong>er & Pattie Lavallee“Floyd”Libby Woehle“Jack Frost”Larry & Lucille Perry“Killer”Jack & Alice Waechter“Polly”, “Lorene” & “Rader”Gwen Rice“Tike”James Jackson“Tommy”Bonnie Osler“Barney” and “Raggedy Ann”John & Barbara Rogers“Buford, Maxi, Sheema, Angel, Tiger,Shadow and Smokey”Rickey Overberg“Canyon”John & Barbara Rogers“Carmel”Norman & Rochelle Ames“<strong>Cheyenne</strong>” & “Sundance”Randall & Karen Larson“Cody & Jack”Sonja Vines“Curly”Kenneth & ElizabethAbbott“Flint”Cindy Vandewark“Giggles”Max & Gayla Maxfield“Gracie”Robert Roehrman“Howard & Blitz”Rusty & Melanie Brown“Justice”Barbara Sahl“Krisrty, Stubby, Spot & Sam”Anita Lucas“Pepper”Jean & Sarah Halpern“Pretty Boy Floyd”Judy KallalEarl & Carol Kabeiseman“Red”Hank & Jennifer Doering“Rio Marek”Cindy Vandewark“Snow”Pamela EisenachLawrence & Kathy Majerus“Ellie” CameronLawrence & Kathy MajerusMax & Gayla Maxfield“Katie”, “Ko-Ko”, “Millie”, “Joey”, “Sadie”and “Jaxson”Rick & Carolyn Miller“Teddy”Ronald & Joanne Mimm“Tucker & Canyon”Patricia Ramey“Tucker”Kenneth WolffJohn & Barbara RogersCynthia Manuel“Woody”Nicole Kean“Zach”Bill & Toni Thomson“Zena” KaufmanR.T. & Linda Barker“Lucy”Bobby & Mary Lou Marcum“Bullet”Stan & Mary Hartman“Jake West”Susan Tigue“Misty”Donald Tibbets“Sarah & Tess”Gayle Langmo“Socks”Mary Abraham“Annie & Maggie”Glenn & Dolores Crock“Bear, Baxter, Jack and Honey”Frank & Susan Barnett“Bois, Bandit & Princess”Orin Loos“Ginger”Anonymous“Milley, Molley & Ginger”James & Helen McCracken“Margie”Mitchell Chapman“Sheba”Gerald & Beverly Evans“Duke” CihlarEmily Jennings“Lenox”Catherine Lyman“Levi” & “Nixie”Erin Kinney“Lily”Karla Semler“Mocha”Sarah Mountain“Mozart”“Blue Bear” & “The LittleDog”Sandy Vetter“Niki”Dick & Meridee MasonJim & Estelle HaefelePage 15


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