2019 Spring Shaggy Sheet

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League • SPRING 2019 

Desmona & Her New 

Leash on Life – page 3 

Saving lives. Building a more humane community. Together.

3200 North Military Trail 

West Palm Beach, FL 33409 

PeggyAdams.org 

General Information 561-686-3663 

Fax 561-686-0940 

Donations 561-472-8842 

Donations@PeggyAdams.org 

Please email Info@PeggyAdams.org 

or call for any of these services: 

Adoptions 561-686-6656 

Behavior Helpline 561-472-8815 

Spay/Neuter 561-472-8812 

Vaccine Clinic/ 561-472-8812 

Microchip 

Volunteer Program 561-472-8867 

Foster Program 561-472-8578 

Humane Euthanasia 561-686-3663 

of Ill or Older Pets 

Lost or Found Pet 561-686-3663 

Surrender a Pet 

Leadership Circle & 561-472-8576 

Peace of Mind Program 

Berman Memorial 561-530-6066 

Pet Gardens 

Columbarium 561-686-3663 

Front Desk 561-686-3663 

Peggy’s Pantry 561-472-8852 

Food Bank 

Email – Marketing@PeggyAdams.org 

or call for the following information: 

Special Events 561-530-6057 

Marketing & 561-472-8845 

Public Relations 

Young Friends of 561-530-6066 

Peggy Adams 

Please call Animal Care and Control to 

report animal abuse or neglect: 

561-233-1200 

Follow us! @PeggyAdamsARL 

A Letter from 

Rich Anderson 

Executive Director/CEO 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

Thank you for helping to make 2018 another incredible year of saving lives and 

bringing happiness into homes throughout our community. 

Have you already looked at the back cover of this issue of The Shaggy Sheet? 

• 5,151 animals placed into new, loving homes 

• 14,286 free or low cost spay/neuter surgeries 

• 35,717 animals benefiting from Peggy Adams programs 

Caring and compassionate friends like you made that and so much more 

possible last year. You are truly saving lives each and every day through your 

support of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. And you are part of an evergrowing 

number of people who are dedicating themselves to building a more 

humane community here in Palm Beach County. 

Every day, more people are joining us in the effort to save the lives of every 

adoptable animal in our local community. So much so, that we are extremely 

excited to break ground on the League’s NEW Pet Adoption and Humane 

Education Center. This new building will enable us to save twice as many 

animals’ lives. With your continued support, we will achieve that goal and 

serve as a model for communities throughout Florida and across the nation. 

With compassion for the animals, 

Rich Anderson 

Executive Director/CEO 

P.S. Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 18th Annual Walk 

for the Animals – it was a beautiful day at our new location – the Meyer 

Amphitheatre! And thank you to all who voted for Peggy Adams in the Palm 

Beach Post’s 2019 Best of Palm Beach Country Awards. We are proud of our 

work in our community and thank YOU for your support! 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Board of Directors 

Jane Grace, Honorary Chairman 

Lesly S. Smith, Chairman 

Sam Hunt, Vice Chairman 

Joanie Van der Grift, President 

Nellie Benoit, Vice President 

Daniel Hanley, Treasurer 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb, Secretary 

Jack Flagg, Executive Committee 

Carol Garvy, Executive Committee 

Daniel E. Ponton, Executive Committee 

James D. Berwind 

Nancy Brougher 

Virginia Burke 

Christina Dennis 

Candy Hamm 

Vicky Hunt 

Linda Miller 

Pauline Pitt 

George E. Summers 

Louis Auslander, Director Emeritus 

Dotsy Letts, Director Emerita 

The Shaggy Sheet newsletter is sent to all supporters who donate $25 or more per year. To ensure that you continue to receive your issue, 

please use the enclosed envelope to make a minimum donation of $25. The animals need your help and we don’t want your mailings to be interrupted! 

Thank you for your caring support of the animals! 

2 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

A new leash on life… 

On February 18, 2019, Palm Beach County Animal 

Care & Control (AC&C) was called to a home in Palm 

Beach Gardens where Palm Beach County Sheriff ’s 

Office investigators found a 56-year-old man dead 

inside while doing a welfare check. Upon entering 

the home, investigators realized they also had a dog 

hoarding situation on their hands. AC&C arrived 

quickly to the scene to transport all 

of the dogs to Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League. 

Upon arrival, the 38 

dogs smelled of urine 

and feces, were 

extremely matted 

and full of fleas. 

The dogs, primarily 

smaller breeds 

including Poodles 

and Pomeranians, 

ranged in age from 1 

week to 14 years old. Initial 

exams by League veterinarians 

revealed some of the dogs had underlying skin and 

dental issues and all of them needed to be spayed or 

neutered. These dogs needed several weeks of care 

before being made available for adoption. 

“On average, it costs $500 to provide care and find a 

new home for an animal,” explains Rich Anderson, 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Executive 

Director/CEO. “These dogs will cost Peggy Adams 

much more due to their health conditions. If those 

in the community would like to support the care 

and healing of these dogs, they can donate at 

PeggyAdams.org/Donate 

Every dollar counts in saving lives and finding homes 

for these deserving animals.” 

Desmona Before 

Desmona After 

When these dogs are available for adoption, they will 

appear on Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s 

website: PeggyAdams.org/Adopt 

Special thanks to Scenthound for bathing and grooming 

all the dogs. And, special thanks to The Animal Eye 

Guys for providing ophthalmology exams and care on 

eight of the dogs. 

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Helping the County’s at-risk animals… 

In addition to the article on page 3, here is another 

dog who got another leash on life at Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League thanks to friends like you. 

to express. He passively urinated on the floor and 

defecated in his cage. Einstein was given IV fluids with 

vitamin B, along with a recommendation to hand feed. 

Once Einstein was given a surgical grooming to 

remove all his matting, he showed remarkable 

improvement and was able to walk on his own and eat 

from a bowl. Einstein has since gained some 

weight, received one-on-one care in our 

Critical Care area and was adopted 

to his forever home! 

Einstein before 

Einstein (aka Zeus), Adopted January 16, 2019 

On October 11, 2018, we received an urgent plea 

from Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control 

(AC&C) to transfer over a 3 year-old Shih Tzu mix 

who arrived as a stray from Palm Beach County. 

In 2018, Peggy Adams 

transferred 1,338 cats and 

dogs from AC&C and other 

shelters or rescues. Many of 

these animals had special 

medical needs. To learn 

how you can help, 

please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Olivias-Fund or call 561.472.8576 

Our veterinarian’s initial findings during his 

processing exam noted extreme emaciation, 

dehydration and severe matting. At only 6 lbs., 

Einstein was unable to stand or walk on his own. In 

addition, he had pale gums, a corneal rupture of the 

left eye, a firm bladder on palpation and was unable 

Einstein after 


Happy Tails! 

Peanut Vincent Van Gogh aka Skippy, 

Adopted January 19, 2019 

Alexis, Adopted January 16, 2019 

Alexis has settled in nicely with her new family and 

is working on getting into a daily routine. Her dad, 

Richard, has jokingly commented on what a lazy 

girl Alexis is. When he tries to get her to walk, she 

stops every few feet to sit and sniff. Alexis is now on 

a walking schedule with dad a couple of times a day 

which has resulted in some beneficial weight loss for 

her. All the neighbors enjoy seeing Alexis on her daily 

walks and have commented on what a “friendly and 

cute” dog she is. 

“He has brought so much happiness and joy in our 

lives. During a time in our lives of such despair after 

losing our two fur-babies. I already can’t imagine my 

life without him. I truly believe he was a gift from 

heaven. I’m so grateful to Peggy Adams for coming 

to his rescue and for taking such great care of him. 

I truly see that everyone there has an equal love and 

respect for animals that we do as well.” 

– Christine Boehm 

Have a Happy Tail to share? Please post it to our 

Facebook page @PeggyAdamsARL or email us at 

Marketing@PeggyAdams.org 

“Stetson is the most 

lovable cat. He gets 

along with his other 

four siblings even 

though only one pays 

attention to him. I 

call him MUFFASA 

sometimes because 

he walks with HIGH 

authority. He loves to 

sleep on my bed. He 

is such a sweet and 

beautiful new addition 

to my family.” 

Stetson, Adopted February 28, 2019 

– Sandy Vazquez 

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Adoption Ambassador Program 

Looking for a way to help? Become an ADOPTION 

AMBASSADOR! 

Adoption Ambassadors play a crucial role at 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. In this role, 

Ambassadors are given a shelter dog or cat who is 

HIGHLY adoptable to take home. These volunteers are 

responsible for promoting their adoptable animal by 

taking them wherever they go (for example, Clematis 

St., the Green Market or other animal-friendly places). 

The dogs wear their “Adopt Me” vests and the cats 

are in “Adopt Me” strollers. Ambassadors are solely 

responsible for the promotion and eventual adoption 

of their animals. Ambassadors receive special tools 

and training so that they’re set up for success. Once 

the animal is adopted, the Ambassadors can return 

to Peggy Adams 

for another highly 

adoptable dog, cat, 

puppy or kitten. 

“My husband thinks 

two dogs are our 

home’s limit, so in 

order to keep the 

peace, I pretend to 

agree. But now I can foster an unlimited number of 

dogs each year! My role as an Adoption Ambassador 

for Peggy Adams gives me the fortunate opportunity 

to find wonderful forever homes for the shelter dogs, 

while fostering them at mine. My very first foster 

was a 10-year-old, small mixed breed with a mohawk 

named, Chico. He had the sweetest personality! I 

shared his pictures and story on social media and was 

immediately contacted by an old high school friend 

living in Ohio. One week later, she flew down to meet 

him and it was love at first sniff! The next day, that 

loving, senior dog was on a plane to his forever home. 

He now has a big brother, Chester, a wardrobe of 

sweaters, a collection of warm beds, and an incredible 

human that will care for him, and love him the rest of 

his life.” 

– Jacqueline Batcha 

Peggy Adams. She posted many pics of him on 

Facebook and I fell for him completely! I’ve only ever 

had one dog at a time, most recently my 11 year-old 

puggle, Chester P. Copperpot, who I’ve had since he 

was a pup. Chester gets along with all dogs and people, 

and I always wondered if I should have had another 

dog, a friend for him. Could Chico be the step brother 

that Chester needed? I called Jacque to discuss the 

details and completed the paperwork. On December 

15th, I boarded a plane out of Dayton, Ohio to get my 

new little buddy and Chester’s step brother! When 

we arrived back in Ohio, the introduction between 

Chester and Chico was smooth as silk! In fact, while 

I’m at work, Chester and Chico can be seen snuggling 

together in our sunroom throughout the day. Sharing 

my life with these two sweet older dogs is both my 

pleasure and privilege.” 

– Faith Heckler, Happy Dog Mom 

For more information on how to become an 

Adoption Ambassador or Foster, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Foster 

The League also has plenty of other opportunities 

to get involved! To learn more, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Future-Volunteers 

Don’t live in the area and would like to help? We 

could also use items from our Wish List! To make 

it even easier, items can be ordered and delivered 

through Amazon Smile: 

PeggyAdams.org/Wish-List 

“I was so completely drawn to Chico, the older mixedbreed 

little dog that my friend Jacque fostered through 


Volunteer Appreciation 

Expressing our gratitude to those who support 

Peggy Adams is always of upmost importance to us… 

including showing appreciation to our very important 

volunteers. On Friday, January 11, 2019, the League 

hosted its annual Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony, 

honoring those volunteers who donated 50 hours or 

more of their time in 2018. Volunteers and staff came 

together to celebrate the many accomplishments 

of their fellow colleagues and to acknowledge their 

contributions that led to a record-breaking year at 

Peggy Adams. 

“The League continues to make great 

accomplishments each year and our volunteers play 

an extremely 

important role in 

making that happen,” 

says Heidi Nielsen, 

Assistant Director of 

JB Dixson - Lifetime Achievement 

Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League. “By offering their time and talent, 

our volunteers improve the quality of life for our 

animals while they wait for their new forever homes. 

For those who would like to start volunteering but 

think you can’t because you’d want to take all of the 

animal’s home, there are other areas and departments 

that need your help and when you volunteer, you help 

thousands of animals.” 

Lori Atkinson 

Staff Pick 

Lucy Bond 

Client Services 

Sarah Burdick 

Shelter Dogs 

Tryanni Chiaravolletti 

Youth 

Susan Costello 

Foster 

Donald Duvernoy 

Fundraising & Marketing 

Lou Haney (accepted by wife Maggie) 

Enrichment 

Maggie Haney 

Kitten Nursery 

Sue Coppock Hughes 

Peggy’s Pantry 

Urvi Karode 

Playgroup 

Eleanor Martino 

Donor Relations 

Clayton Rogers 

I’ll Do It 

Jo Schultz 

Shelter Cats 

Mark Storrs 

Medical Services 

To get involved, please visit PeggyAdams.org/FutureVolunteers 

Pam Wallace 

Offsite Adoptions 

Deb Zaba 

Project CatSnip 

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Starting at just 50 cents a day! 

Your monthly gift will help save 

more than 6,000 animals this year. 

That’s about 16 every single day! 

The love is free, but the other costs add up! That’s 

why you’re invited to join our group of most dedicated 

friends as a Monthly Giving Circle member. There’s 

just no better way to give homeless animals a second 

chance. You can join for as little as 50¢ a day — less 

than a cup of coffee or a side of fries. But even that 

small amount can have a huge impact… 

Signing up only takes a minute. 

Then, your credit card will be 

charged automatically each month. You can stop your 

gift at any time if you need to, but you’ll feel great all 

the time knowing that you’re giving so many worthy 

animals the love they crave every day. 

So this year, please resolve to give more homeless 

and abandoned cats and dogs the food, shelter, 

medical care and loving homes they deserve. Sign 

up as a Monthly Giving Circle member today at 

PeggyAdams.org/MonthlyGiving 


is proud to have been awarded two 

Best of Palm Beach County awards! 

Thank you to everyone who voted 

for Peggy Adams! We are extremely 

honored to win the two categories for 

which we were nominated: Best Green 

Organization and Best Non-Profit! 

We are extremely grateful for your 

support. We are constantly striving 

to make a positive impact in 

our community. 


Ask the Vet Dr. Beth Keser, Director of Medical Services 

Dangerous Plants and Fruiting Trees 

Toxic to Dogs and Cats 

Spring is in the air and it’s our natural desire to be 

outside enjoying nature. Flowers are blooming, we 

are in our gardens… planting trees, and enjoying the 

fruits of our labors (literally). 

As we enjoy the beauty and satisfy our human taste 

buds… danger lurks in our presence. Did you know 

our common plants and trees can be toxic to our 

beloved dogs and cats? Here is a list of a few (not all) 

of the more common plants and trees that may be 

dangerous to our pets: 

Asparagus Fern: contains a steroid called sapogin 

which is commonly found in a variety of plants. If 

ingested, it may cause vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal 

pain, or even an allergic dermatitis. 

The Corn Plant: has a toxic agent that may cause 

vomiting, diarrhea with or without blood, depression, 

and even cause the pupils to dilate. 

Diffenbachia, Elephant Ear, Heartleaf 

Philodendron, and Satin Pothos: all contain a 

toxic agent that may cause oral irritations, increased 

salivation, difficulty swallowing, and vomiting. 

Cyclamen: will also cause increased salivation, 

vomiting, diarrhea, heart problems, seizures and 

eventual death. 

Jade Plant: will cause ataxia (wobbling), and 

bradycardia (decreased heart rate). 

Common Fruits Toxic to Dogs and Cats: 

Apples, Apricots, Cherries, Peaches, and 

Plums: contain cyanogenic glycosides which can 

cause brick red mucous membranes, dilated pupils, 

difficulty breathing, panting and shock. 

Avocados: contain a Persin which can cause 

vomiting and diarrhea. 

Grapes and Raisins: can cause irreversible 

kidney damage. 

What should you do if you suspect your pet has 

ingested one of the aforementioned plants or fruits? 

1. Call your local veterinarian right away, and call 

the ASPCA poison hotline. 

2. Remove the plant or fruit from the mouth, hair, 

and skin. 

3. Bring the plant or fruit to the vet for easy 

identification. 

Take whatever steps you 

can to protect your dog 

and/or cat from exposure 

to poisonous plants. 

This includes 

removing or 

relocating such 

plants from your 

home and yard. 

Aloe: will cause vomiting and bloody urine. 

Lilies: the Easter lily and Star Gazer Lily are very 

toxic to cats, causing decreased appetite, lethargy, 

kidney failure and eventual death if left untreated. 

The Peace Lily is toxic to both dogs and cats causing 

an oral irritation. 

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Record-Breaking Crowd at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s 

18th Annual Barry Crown Walk for the Animals 

Over 1,800 people and their adorable pets 

gathered for Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League’s 18th Annual Barry Crown Walk for 

the Animals on February 23, 2019 at the Meyer 

Amphitheater in West Palm Beach. Participants 

raised over $112,000, which will help save the lives of 

injured, homeless and abandoned animals that are or 

will be in the care of the League. 

Peggy Adams’ 2019 Walk mascot, Chloe, is a former 

shelter dog herself. Chloe, along with Rich Anderson, 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s Executive 

Director/CEO, led the walkers and their pets on the 

scenic one-mile route along the West Palm Beach 

waterfront on Flagler Drive. Anderson drove the pace 

car sponsored by Nozzle Nolen. Participants enjoyed 

a perfect South Florida day with live entertainment, 

local vendors and a complimentary breakfast provided 

by Lynora’s. There were also chances to win amazing 

silent auction items and raffle prizes. Jennifer Ross 

from SUNNY 107.9 FM and WFTL 850 AM once 

again graciously hosted the day’s festivities, 

including a pet costume contest with fabulous 

prize baskets sponsored by NCCI. 

“This was a record-breaking 

Walk for the Animals with 

more than 1,800 people 

registered,” Rich 

Anderson noted. 

“We were excited 

to have our 

annual event 

at the Meyer 

Amphitheatre in 

West Palm Beach 

and are grateful 

for all of those 

who came out 

and participated. 

As a nonprofit that receives no city or federal 

government funding, Peggy 

Adams relies on community 

support to help us provide 

services to more than 

30,000 cats, dogs, 

puppies and kittens 

every year.” 

This is the League’s 

largest public annual 

fundraiser and all 

proceeds benefit Peggy 

Adams Animal Rescue 

League. To view the photos 

from the event, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/WalkPhotos2019 


Thank you to our sponsors! 

The Walk was presented by: 

Other sponsors included: 

Jolene & Larry 

Shapiro 

SAVE THE DATE! 

Saturday, February 22, 2020! 

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Mother Knows Best 

Kitten Season 2019 

Is about to begin in Palm Beach County. 

Here is what you can do to help save lives 

We are at the start of Kitten Season: the time from 

early spring through late fall when cats mate and 

give birth to countless kittens. Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League is providing critical public awareness 

tips to help kittens, shelters and the community 

withstand the season. The abundance of litters 

throughout the community typically results in too 

many kittens being brought to area shelters, even 

though it is best for newborn kittens to be left with 

their mothers. 

“Most discoveries of newborn kittens do not call for 

human assistance and, in fact, no intervention is the 

best thing,” said Heidi Nielsen, Assistant Director of 

Peggy Adams. “The goal is to keep the mother and 

kittens together to ensure the best chances for the 

kittens’ survival until the kittens are eating on their 

own and can be safely removed for socialization 

and adoption.” 

Before jumping to the rescue, 

consider the following: 

In the first weeks of their lives, kittens need 

their mother’s care and antibodies from her 

milk. As they grow, the mother will begin to 

give her kittens the critical training needed to 

survive on their own. 

Before concluding that the kittens have been 

abandoned, quietly observe from a safe 

distance to determine if the mother is present. 

The mother will continually stay with her litter 

for the first day or two after giving birth. Then, 

she will need to leave for short periods of time 

to find food for herself. If the mother is not 

present, she is most likely scouting for food 

and will return. 

A mother cat will instinctively move her nest 

of kittens. If a single, young kitten is spotted, 

it is likely that it is the first of the group to be 

moved to the new location or the last of the 

group to get moved from the old location. 

Do not interfere with the kittens or the space 

they are occupying. It is essential to not handle 

them, create shelter, or feed them as long as the 

mother is around. These interventions may 

cause the mother stress and possibly to 

abandon her family. 

Help by providing food and water to the 

mother. Be sure to place food and water 

far enough away from the nest so you do 

not disturb the mother and kittens or 

draw predators. 

Cats should be brought in for spay/neuter 

once the kittens are weaned. For details, please 

visit PeggyAdams.org/Found-Kitten-Resources 

and PeggyAdams.org/tnvr 

Following these simple measures will increase the 

survival rate of the kittens, allowing them to thrive in 

their natural environment. Additionally, it will allow 

local animal shelters to use their resources to further 

assist the current shelter population with the critical 

care they need and help place adoptable animals 

in homes. 

For additional information on Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League and more details on Kitten Season, 

please visit PeggyAdams.org or call 561-686-3663 


Groundbreaking: New Pet Adoption & Humane Education Center 

Supporters come together to celebrate the groundbreaking for 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s new Pet Adoption 

and Humane Education Center 

Top Photo: Board Members (left to right): Joanie Van der Grift, Dan Hanley, Chris Dennis, Nellie Benoit, Sam Hunt, Lesly Smith, Virginia Burke, Laurie Raber Gottlieb, Carol Garvy, Linda Miller, 

Dan Ponton, and Rich Anderson (Executive Director/CEO) Not pictured: Jane Grace, Jack Flagg, James Berwind, Nancy Brougher, Candy Hamm, Vicky Hunt, Pauline Pitt, and George Summers 

Rich Anderson & Lesly Smith Danielle Moore & Chris Dennis Margi Picotte & Sam Hunt Michael & Julie Connors 

Frankie & Irwin Edenzon 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League held a 

groundbreaking ceremony on February 21 st for its 

new Pet Adoption and Humane Education Center. 

Nearly 100 guests, including board members, donors, 

dignitaries and friends of the League, joined in this 

momentous occasion. 

The new Pet Adoption and Humane Education Center 

is being constructed at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League over the next year. Upon its scheduled opening 

in late 2020, the Center will have the capacity to 

double the numbers of animal lives saved. 

“It is because of the incredibly generous support of 

thousands of caring donors, and the dedication of our 

Board of Directors under the leadership of its Chair, 

Lesly Smith, that we are able to take this major step 

in order to save more lives,” said Rich Anderson, 

Executive Director/CEO, of Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League. “Our goal is to continue making 

Peggy Adams one of the nation’s leading animal 

welfare organizations. This new facility will allow us 

to save twice as many cats and dogs each year and 

provide quality humane education programs that are 

sorely lacking in our community. Educating more 

people – youth in particular – about the humane 

treatment of animals, is critical to the prevention 

of cruelty, abuse and the abandonment of animals,” 

Anderson added. 

Peggy Adams still needs the community’s support 

to continue to raise the remaining funds needed to 

complete this Pet Adoption and Humane Education 

Center. For more information and to donate, please 

visit PeggyAdams.org/CapitalCampaign or call 

561-472-8844 

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The Race is On! To Finish the Pet Adoption Center! 

From tiny bricks to entire building wings, our 

community is energized in support of the new Pet 

Adoption and Humane Education Center, slated to 

open in the fall of 2020! 

The $14 million raised to date is a great start, but we 

still need significant support to complete the project 

in the next year. 

Meaningful naming 

opportunities are still available. We hope you might 

find a kennel, a cat condo, a dog room, a play yard, 

a brick, a bench, or an outdoor cat café that would 

give you a thrill to contribute! (See page 16 for all 

remaining naming opportunities). 

On behalf of the animals, we thank you so much! 

Slated to open in fall of 2020, the new Pet Adoption and 

Humane Education Center will save twice as many lives 

Oversized photos of beloved pets grace 

the Lobby where visitors can learn about 

animals available for adoption 

Meet-and-Greet Courtyards feature four 

patio areas where families can bring their 

current pets to meet a potential new furry 

family member 


The Race is On! Continued… 

Humane Education is a new program focus 

this new Center is making possible 

An in-house grooming studio will offer 

the animals immediate care and visitors 

immediate fun at seeing the transformations 

on-site 

Cats preferring their own space have 

beautiful condos in the Central Cat Tower 

A Cat Café will allow visitors to play with 

kittens and cats in an informal, welcoming 

atmosphere 

Spacious, bright apartments for cats 

have continuous access to an outdoor 

garden “catio” 

Large Dog Rooms feature soundproof glass 

to reduce stress levels and open-air patios so 

dogs can get some fresh air in between their 

regular daily walks and play groups 

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New Pet Adoption Center Major Naming Opportunities Still Available 

*as of March 26, 2019 

Areas Available for Naming With a gift of… Number Available 

Cat Adoption Wing $750,000 1 

Outdoor Dog Play Yard $250,000 2 

Outdoor Dog Meet-&-Greet Courtyard $200,000 1 

Outdoor Café $150,000 2 

Lobby Entrance 8’3” x 8’ Permanent Pet Portrait $150,000 1 

Lobby 8’3” x 8’ Central Permanent Pet Portrait $100,000 8 

Cat Apartment with “Catio” $100,000 3 

Dog Hall Permanent Pet Portrait $50,000 21 

Cat Hall Permanent Pet Portrait $50,000 18 

Lobby-side Cat Colony Room $50,000 5 

Cat Get-Acquainted Room $35,000 2 

Dog Workrooms $35,000 3 

Rear Cat Colony Room $25,000 7 

Dog Rooms $25,000 13 

Dog Kennel Gallery $20,000 7 

Laundry Room $20,000 1 

Office Wing Permanent Pet Portrait $10,000 23 

Cat Condos $5,000 28 

Dog Kennels $5,000 51 

Trees $2,500 6 

Benches $1,500 33 

Bricks 8” x 8” $500 290 

Bricks 8” x 4 $250 822 

Pledges may be paid for up to five years 

For more information, please contact Rich Anderson, Executive Director/CEO 

561-472-8844 or R.Anderson@PeggyAdams.org 


Planned Gift Options 

FOREVER FRIENDS 

Life Insurance 

Through the gift of life insurance policies, you can 

make a large gift to rescue animals with little cost to 

you. You also receive a tax deduction immediately. 

Your 

Leg acy of 

Love 

for 

the Anima l 

Retirement Accounts 

You can name the League as a beneficiary of the 

balance of your account after your lifetime. This will 

eliminate income and estate taxes. 

Bequests 

When you name Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League in your will, you have control of your assets 

and the gift is exempt from federal estate tax. 

Charitable Remainder Trusts 

This trust pays a fixed percentage of the assets as 

revolved annually. It provides variable income for 

life and immediate income from a tax deduction. 

Charitable Lead Trusts 

You can create a trust that pays a fixed or variable 

income to us for a specific number of years. The 

balance is then given to anyone of your choosing. 

Property/Homes/Appreciated Stocks 

Consider donating appreciated stock, real estate or 

other valuable items. You can take an immediate 

charitable deduction of fair market value and avoid 

capital gains tax. 

Charitable Gift Annuities 

Dependable fixed income for you or a loved one 

during your lifetime. Afterwards, the League 

receives the principal of your gift. 


The Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Peace 

of Mind Program offers a planned gift option that 

provides for the long term, permanent care of your 

pets when you are no longer able to care for them. 

INFORMATION REQUEST FORM 

I am interested in learning more about planned 

giving options and becoming a member of 

Forever Friends. 

Please send information on the following: 

Bequests 

Charitable Remainder Trusts 

Charitable Lead Trusts 

Life Insurance 

Retirement Accounts 

Property & Homes 

Appreciated Stock 

Charitable Gift Annuities 


I have included Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League in my estate plans and wish to join 

Forever Friends 

Name 

Street address 

City, State, Zip Code 

Phone number 

Email address 

Name as it should appear for Forever Friends recognition 

purposes, including “anonymous” if preferred. 

Mail this request form to: 

Kim Hanson, Major Gifts/Planned Giving Officer 


3100/3200 North Military Trail 

West Palm Beach, FL 33409 

561.472.8576 

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Young Friends Building… Shopping… and Walking… 

The Young Friends of Peggy Adams Animal had an 

exciting start to 2019! 

At their inaugural meeting in September 2018, the 

Young Friends pledged $25,000 to name a Dog Room 

in the new Pet Adoption & Humane Education 

Center at Peggy Adams. They are 90% toward their 

goal, with all donations being matched as they 

come in! If you’d like to support, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/YoungFriends and look for 

the capital campaign donate button. 

Fritz Van der Grift and 

Kelly Vitko lead the 

Young Friends Walk 

Team up Flagler Drive 

on February 23 rd 

Continuing the 

excitement, on 

February 23 rd , the Young 

Friends had a team of 

almost 20 members at Peggy 

Adam’s Annual Walk for the 

Animals, raising nearly $2,000 via team sponsors and 

while attending a post-Walk brunch at Lynora’s, where 

10% of all proceeds that day benefited the League. 

Young Friends’ Co-Chairs Fritz and Judy 

Van der Grift and Cambria visit with Peggy Adams’ 

Executive Director/CEO, Rich Anderson, at the 

Royal Adopt and Shop on January 19 

Then to welcome the New Year, the Young Friends 

partnered with Royal Poinciana Plaza to host a “Royal 

Adopt and Shop” on Saturday, January 19 th . Of the 7 

adoptable dogs and 4 adoptable cats that arrived for 

the party in Peggy Adams’ PetMobile, all but one 

found new forever homes that day! Over 100 

guests of ALL ages enjoyed the animals, 

live music, gelato provided by Sant 

Ambroeus, and margaritas from 

Coyo Taco. The Young Friends 

look forward to continuing this 

partnership with the Royal 

Poinciana Plaza and hosting 

more events with them in 

the future. 

Amyleigh Atwater Heiman and 

Chase connect at The Royal! 

Young Friends gather before stepping out at the 

18th Annual Walk for the Animals benefiting 


Pictured above from left to right: Sally Bossert, 

Marissa Lanteri, Faye Pelosi, Kelly Vitko, John 

Richards, Mimi Richards, Fritz Van der Grift, 

Judy Van der Grift, Maggi Haigh, Casey 

Taylor, Sarah Cooke, Amy Lowe, 

Carling Pinckney, Tom Pinckney, 

Katie Benjamin, Bill Benjamin 

PeggyAdams.org/YoungFriends 


Company Corner 

A big “Thank You” to the generous employees of the 

Palm Beach County Property Appraiser’s Office. 

They donated 650 pounds of food to Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League! This is the second year in 

a row that they have collected items for the League 

through their fundraising initiatives. 

Special acknowlegement to Chewy.com for their 

charitable donation as well. Food donations such 

as these are extremely important to help the 

community in need. Peggy’s Pantry provides food 

to families that might not be able to afford it and 

might have otherwise surrendered their pets to 

shelters such as ours. 

Special thanks to the amazing team at Velocity 

Community Credit Union! Their fantastic staff had 

an ongoing internal fundraiser which allowed them to 

wear jeans to work on Fridays and through this... they 

collected over $6,000! 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League relies 

solely on contributions from supporters and 

we are incredibly grateful for donations such 

as these. If you are holding a donation drive, 

fundraiser or would like additional 

information, please contact us at 

Donations@PeggyAdams.org or 

call 561.686.3663 

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Thank you to current members 

of the Leadership Circle... 

“ 

Four years ago, we were inspired by our love 

for our rescue kitty, Lily, to visit Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League. We had found it on Charity 

Navigator. Having no children, we have chosen to 

benefit animals and their welfare. But we had no 

idea what a remarkable place Peggy Adams would 

turn out to be. We had the most amazing tour that 

day. We came home breathless and told everyone 

we ran in to about the beautiful, spotless, loving, 

caring, most incredible facility, and the programs 

and the people there. One friend even sent a check 

immediately to become a Guardian Angel herself! 

We are SO thrilled with our decision to support 

Peggy Adams long term through the Forever 

Friends Society, and also with our annual gifts to the 

Guardian Angel program, Peggy’s Pantry, and now 

this year, the Leadership Circle!” 

– Linda & William Caval 

Humanitarian $100,000+/year 

Ann & Charles B. Johnson 

Guardian $50,000-$99,999/year 

James D. Berwind – Director, Spring 

Point Partners, LLC 


Jeff Levitetz & the Levitetz Family 

Foundation 

Danielle Hickox Moore 

Lesly S. Smith 

Benefactor $10,000-$24,999/year 

Carol & Harold Baxter 

Cynthia (†) & Terry Taylor 

Anonymous 

Grand Patron $5,000-$9,999/year 

The Ramon W. Breeden, Jr. 

Foundation 

Virginia S. Burke 

Linda & William Caval 

Teri & Thomas Davis 

Judith A. Dean 

Frankie & Irwin Edenzon 

Gillman Family Foundation 

Murray & Sylvana Klein Family 

Foundation 

Patricia McLaughlin 

Military Brake & Alignment, Inc. 

Joanie & Paul Van der Grift 

Jere & John Zenko 

Patron $2,500-$4,999/year 

Clare McLean Cross 

Tina & Rick Grow 

Jeanne B. Hogue & Frank S. Bell 

April V. Lewis 

Lorraine Odasso 

Mary & David Pressly 

Gerald R. Seay 

Member $1,000-$2,499/year 

Leslie Abi-Karam & Scott Fuller 

Susan & Larry B. Alexander 

Lisa & Rich Anderson 

Christopher A. Andrews 

Nellie Benoit 

Cynthia Boardman 

Russell S. Bohn 

Marilyn & Greg Byers 

Melanie Harris Denney & Earl L. 

Denney, Jr. 

Denise & Ray DeRiggi 

Donna Ditchik 

JB Dixson 

Linda & J. Barry Donahue 

Joann & Tom Dye 

Rhonda & Jeffrey P. Eves 

Barbi Fadden-Gearhart 

Renate Franco 

Dawn & Charles Frankel, III 

Debra V. Gonzalez & Howard 

Bernstein 

Arlette Gordon 

Darcy & George Gould 

Denise & Daniel A. Hanley 

Lynne Hopkins 

Robin & Randy Hunt 

James A. Kane 

Howard Koeppel & Mark Hsiao 

The Krause Family Foundation 

Gail & David Leavitt 

Paula B. Leed 

Zelda & Allen Mason 

Paul T. McLaughlin 

Grace & Chris Meigher 

Paula & George J. Michel 

Jacqueline Michel & David Weisman 

Linda & Leverett Miller 

Heidi & Richard Nielsen 

Paige Rense Noland 

Linda R. Olsson, Inc., Realtor 

PTM Electric, Inc. 

Alexandra Reid & Andrea Reid 

Renny Reynolds & Jack Staub 

Joann & Herb Roemmele 

Diana L. Shields 

Anonymous 

Ralph R. Slaton, Jr. 

Nora & Murray Solomon 

Jan R. Steele 

Christine & Robert Stiller 

Anonymous 

Andrea C. Thomas 

Alison & Rob Torrington 

The Weintz Family Harbor Lights 

Foundation 

For more information, please email Kim Hanson at 

K.Hanson@PeggyAdams.org or call 561-472-8576 


Have you ever wanted to add a pet to your family, but you just 

couldn’t? If you are someone who wants to “watch over” the canine 

and feline residents in our dog and cat adoption center, in a way that 

hovers above the rest, then please become one of our Guardian Angels. 

A Guardian Angel funds the care of our resident cats or dogs in a 

specific condo or kennel. During your year as a Guardian Angel, you’ll 

be helping a number of pets as they await their forever home. 

Your status will be recognized with a card on your sponsored condo 

or kennel naming you, your family, or your business as that pet’s 

Guardian Angel. You’ll also receive a certificate and a special angel pin. 

Anyone who visits the shelter will be reminded of your generosity. 

The average cost of care for a dog or cat in our program is $19 a day 

and the average length of stay with us is 30 days. 

For more information, please contact Amy Lowe 

561-530-6066 or A.Lowe@PeggyAdams.org 

Sponsorships: 

• $150 Small Cat Condo 

• $250 Large Cat Condo or Dog Kennel 

• $3,000 Archangel, provides the full care of 10 animals for a year 

Guardian Angels 1/1/18 – 12/31/18 

Holly & Phil Albrecht 

Christine C. Anzalone 

Jean & Simon Berger 

Lori A. Carolini 

Linda & Bill Caval and Lily (Archangel) 

Valerie & John Charoonbara 

Alice J. Dunn 

Karen M. Eismann 

Susan M. Eyth 

Tina & Richard Grow (Archangel) 

Marianne Holm 

Patricia & Marshall Hilsberg (Archangel) 

Stephen S. Johnson, II (Archangel) 

Toni & David Kamsler 

Clare M. Lazarow 

Craig Lefkowitz 

Angie & Jeff Lowe 

Doris K. McLane 

Wendy G. Mitchell 

Laurie Dahlstom Nahum 

Patricia Newman 

Susan & Kai Petersen 

Rhona & Richard Ross 

Anne & David Schooley 

Virginia Shaller 

Terriane Tuskes 

Kids Corner 

It’s never too late to 

instill philanthropy in 

children. They should 

learn that philanthropy 

is not just for adults or for 

the wealthy, but that anyone 

making an attempt to better 

the society is a philanthropist. 

We wanted to give a special shout out to Nicholas, a young 

philanthropist. In lieu of gifts for his 11 th birthday party, 

Nicholas requested donations of food, litter and toys for 

our Pantry. On March 12 th , Nicholas and his dad arrived 

in a truck loaded with supplies that will help many local 

families in need. Way to go, Nicholas! 

(In addition, Nicholas and Peggy Adams would like to thank 

Hot Shots Paintball for their donations to our Pantry.) 

For more information on youth volunteer opportunities, please visit: 

PeggyAdams.org/Youth-Volunteer-Opportunities 

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The following contributors have made cumulative contributions or 

planned support of Peggy Adams through December 31, 2018 

Our Promise to the Animals 

– Humane Care, Quality of Life, Life-Long Loving Homes, 

and Spay/Neuter to Control Overpopulation. 

Few have meant more to the 

animals of our community than 

Jane and Robert Grace and the 

Grace family. The Grace Society 

was established to honor them 

and to recognize extraordinary 

supporters who are making it 

possible for Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League to fulfill 

its mission. 

LIFETIME BENEFACTORS 

Lifetime Benefactors are 

individuals and organizations 

whose cumulative giving and 

outstanding generosity demonstrate 

the highest order of engagement 

with the League’s humane mission 

and vision. They are an inspiration 

to all of us. 

$1,000,000 or More 


The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner Charitable Foundation 

Jane & Robert Grace 

Vicky & Sam Hunt 



Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. 

The Ryerson Charitable Trust 


$500,000-$999,999 

James D. Berwind – Director, Spring Point 

Partners, LLC 

Julie & Michael Connors 

The Fortin Foundation of Florida, Inc. 

Candy & Bill (†) Hamm 

PetSmart Charities, Inc. 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Margaretta Taylor 

The Emily Vernon Foundation for Homeless and 

Abused Animals 

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$250,000-$499,999 

The ASPCA 

Nancy Brougher & The W. Dale Brougher 

Foundation 


Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon 

Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb & Laurie Raber Gottlieb 

John Noffo Kahn 

Wanda & James M. Moran, Jr 

Palm Beach County Dog Fanciers Association 

Margi & Michael Picotte 

Lois Pope 

Scaife Family Foundation 


$100,000-$249,999 

Animal Rescue Force 


Carol & Sidney (†) Berman 

Susan Stockard Channing 

Mary Llew & Ben Coulter 

Darbster Companies 

Raymond A. Diaz 

Loreen Beisswenger Farish Charitable Foundation 

Fleming Family Foundation 

Carol & Robert Garvy 

Susan C. Gibson 


Jorie Butler Kent 

Michele & Howard Kessler 

Jeff Levitetz & the Levitetz Family Foundation, Inc. 

Edward S. Marvin (†) 

Carol H. McCracken 

Carole & John Moran 

Palm Beach County 

The Petco Foundation 

Ardath B. Rosengarden 

The John F. Scarpa Foundation 

Dorothy & Judson (†) Streicher 

Susan O. Taylor 

U.S. Trust 

FOREVER FRIENDS 

Forever Friends are persons who 

have made provisions in their estate 

plans for support of Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League. 

The following major estate gifts 

have been realized and are actively 

supporting programs and services 

for the animals in our care. 

$1,000,000 & above 

Peggy & Charles Norton Adams 

Dorothy G. & Frank L. Baird 

John Dee Craft 

Beverly & Barry Crown 

Eunice Joyce Gardiner 

Wanda Jean Hiser 

Anne Kunkel 

Catherine Hyland MacArthur 

Catherine Parks-Grauer 

Jane M. & John B. Ryerson 

$500,000-$999,999 

Rodney Wayne Hall 

Erna A. Huey 

Margaret & Edward Jubon 

Pamela Rank 

L. Florence Schmidt 

$100,000-$499,999 

Maxine Adler 

G. Richard Albanese 

Lillian C. Avera 

Barbara Augustus Beer 

Bette Berry 

Alfred Binger, Jr. 

Agnes Bucich 

Lilabel Catlin 

Marilyn Chase 

Zella E. Cleveland 

Marion T. Coggin 

Arthur Daly 

Florence A. & Lawrence J. De George 

M.P. Dolan 

Marjorie Dole 

Sharon Ruby Ellison 

Antje L. Farber 

Louise W. Floeckher 

Louis J. Gartner 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Grieves 

Donald Hickman 

Brian W. Holman 

Anita Joyce

Grace Society Continued… 

Gilbert S. Kahn 

Edward F. Kendall 

Ely & Carl Kreich 

Doryce Kreiger 

Gerald Leeds 

Suzanne Lihme 

Elisabeth P. Mackintosh 

Carolina Mandel 

Germaine Marvey 

Dorothy McArthur 

Robert Mueller 

Edythe M. Needham 

Benjamin Ogle 

Clara Applegate Pollard 

Rolf Posselt 

Kathryn Prutzel 

Susan C. Rather 

Martha Cuneo Reed 

Nina J. Reid 

Dorothy D. Reilly 

Marjorie J. Shultis 

Eyleen D. Simpson 

Donna Smith 

Evangeline H. Stevens 

Jessie Chardin Stewart 

Betty Streifender 

Lena Sutton 

Simone Stakolt Tolksdorf 

Ronald Tuppen 

William N. Vaughan 

Grace K. Warner 

Ruth K. Weil 

Anna Wenger 

Matilda White 

Mollie Wilmot 

Ellen M. Wojtach 

Axel Zdarsky 

Annual Giving for current operations 

The following contributors have 

made donations between 

January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018 

Contributors with a paw print 

are also members of the Leadership 

Circle, donors who have made 

generous 5-year pledges in support 

of the League. 

CHAIRMAN’S COUNCIL 

Chairman’s Council members are 

significant annual donors who, 

each year and every year, create 

the essential bedrock from which 

all charitable donations to Peggy 

Adams Animal Rescue League 

come together to realize our goals. 

Humanitarians: $100,000 & above 

James D. Berwind – Director, Spring Point 

Partners, LLC 

Estate of Alfred Binger, Jr. 

Estate of John Dee Craft 

Estate of Antje L. Farber 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner Charitable Foundation 


Wanda and James M. Moran, Jr. Foundation 

The Estate of Edythe M. Needham 

Visionaries $75,000 - $99,999 

Barbara Dauphin-Duthuit 

The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. 


Guardians: $50,000 -$74,999 

Nancy Brougher & the W. Dale Brougher 

Foundation 

Mary Llew & Ben Coulter 


Candy Hamm 

Jeff Levitetz & the Levitetz Family Foundation 

PetSmart Charities, Inc. 

Estate of Louis B. Poulos 

Ardath B. Rosengarden 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Margaretta Taylor 

Estate of Axel Zdarsky 

Grand Benefactors: $25,000-$49,999 

Julie & Michael Connors 

Virginia L. Cook 

Mindi & Andrew Faigen 

Fleming Family Foundation 

The Fortin Foundation of Florida 

Vicky & Sam Hunt 

Michele & Howard Kessler 

Knopf Family Foundation 

Miller Family Trust Agreement 

Estate of Charlotte Morris 

The Folke H. Peterson Foundation 

Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. 

Estate of Theresa Rice 

William Rosenberg Family Foundation, Inc. 

The Ryerson Charitable Trust 

Richard Schechter 


Wellington Equestrian Partners 

Estate of Anna Wenger 

Benefactors: $10,000-$24,999 

Marcia S. Adler 


Georgina Bloomberg 


James H. Costello 

Darbster Companies 

Raymond A. Diaz 

Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon 

Estate of Stuart Maxwell Gleman 

Robert I. Goldman Foundation 

Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb & Laurie Raber Gottlieb 

Jane & Robert Grace 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Darlene & Gerald Jordan 

John Noffo Kahn 

Jorie Butler Kent 

Sylvana & Murray Klein 

Carol H. McCracken 

Patricia McLaughlin 

Anonymous 

The Petco Foundation 

Lois Pope 

Thomas C. Quick 

Nancy & William Rollnick 

Leslie Rose 

Deborah & Charles Royce 

Martha & Dwight Schar 

Schumacher Auto Group, Inc. 

Barbara & Herbert Shear 

Betsy & Paul Shiverick 

The Sokol Foundation, Inc. 

Denise & Joseph Swan 

Cynthia (†) & Terry Taylor 

U.S. Trust 

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Annual Giving Continued… 


Donald Veenhuis 

Estate of Margaret Mary Verhoeven 

The Emily Vernon Foundation for Homeless and 

Abused Animals 

Anonymous 

Grand Patrons: $5,000-$9,999 

Jessie & Rand Araskog 

The ASPCA 

Frederick H. Bedford, Jr. and Margaret S. Bedford 

Charitable Foundation 

Kosar Scott Bishop 

Arriana & D. Dixon Boardman 

The Ramon W. Breeden, Jr. Foundation 

Joanne & Henry Breyer, III 

Patricia Brickley 

Donald A. Burns Foundation, Inc. 

Paula & Robert Butler 

Ruth & Gordon Cadwgan, Jr. 

Nancy & Geoffrey Caraboolad 

Joan D. Chorney 

Teri & Thomas Davis 

Judith A. Dean 

Diana & Llwyd Ecclestone, Jr. 

Joan & Steve Ehrhart 

Emilia & Jose Fanjul 

Kathleen Fisher 

Kathleen DuRoss Ford & L. Frank Chopin 

Renate Franco 

Carole & Bertram French 

Carol & Robert Garvy 

The Giangrande Foundation 

Susan Campbell Gibson 

Gillman Family Foundation 

The Grainger Foundation 

Audrey & Martin Gruss 

Gunster Law Firm 

Denise & Dan Hanley 

Melinda & Thomas Hassen 

Marsha & Carl Hewitt 

Patricia & Marshall Hilsberg 

Judith R. Hoffberger Family Foundation 

Eileen & Robert Hunt 

Jeniam Foundation 

Louise Baxter King Charitable Foundation 

Connie & Peter Lacaillade 

Carol & Thomas Lavell 

Ambassador & Mrs. Howard H. Leach 

Anonymous 

Adele & George Merck 

Elaine & Yizhaq Merzel 

Paula & George Michel 

Linda & Leverett Miller 

Muffie & Stephen Murray 

JoAnna & Stephen Myers 

NCCI Holdings, Inc. 

Jamie & Russell Niemie 

Nozzle Nolen Pest Solutions 

Susan L. Osborn 

Palm Beach County 

Amy & John Phelan 

Robin & Matthew Polsky 

Barbara M. Robbins 

Mae Cadwell Rovensky Foundation 

Frances G. Scaife 

Schacknow Family Foundation, Inc. 

Jolene & Larry Shapiro 

Estate of James Clark Sheridan 

Jane W. Smith 

Beth & Howard Stern 

The George P. Swift, Jr. Family Foundation 

Ivey and Mitch Tanne and Tannco, Inc. 

Diane & Richard Templer 

Velocity Community Credit Union 

Joanne Q. Vitulli & Joseph Vitulli 

Jere & John Zenko 

Patrons $2,500 - $4,999 

823 Belvedere Corp DBA Roosters 

Leslie Abi-Karam & Scott Fuller 

Margarita & Edward Allinson 

Animals in Need Foundation Inc. 

Nancy & Alexander Auersperg 

Marion & Robert Auray 

Blair & Kenneth Beall 

Nellie Benoit 

Carol Berman 

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks O. Bishop 

Marilyn & Greg Byers 

Kathleen and Adriano Cerasaro 

Will Corrente & Very Important Paws 

Clare McLean Cross & George Cross 

Brittain & John Damgard 

Hermé de Wyman Miro & The International Society 

of Palm Beach 

Natalie G. Dejoux 

Jacqueline Weld Drake 

Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

Cathy & Jack Flagg 

Lydia & Robert Forbes 

Lynne M. Fuente 

Gillian S. Fuller 


Darcy & George Gould 

Tina & Rick Grow 

Lorrain & Malcolm Hall 

Amanda Hall-Felder & Christopher Felder 

Allie & W. Lee Hanley 

Sean Hill 

Jeanne B. Hogue & Fritz Bell 

Paul J. Holland 

Jones Foster Johnston & Stubbs, P.A. 

Doris Kane 

Edward & Bethel Kean Charitable Foundation 

Jayne T. Keith 

Linda & Michael Kibler 

Anonymous 

Karin & Joseph Luter 

Sondra & David Mack 

Helena & Roman Martinez 

Mimi & Leigh McMakin 

Anita & Sam Michaels 

Virginia L. Mortara 

Paige Rense Noland 

Judith Norris 

Lorraine Odasso 

Joanne P. Pearson 

Nancy Pontius 

Daniel E. Ponton 

Mary & David Pressly 

Jill Rappaport 

Mary Jane Rojas 

Scott Sanders & Peter Wilson 

Gerald R. Seay 

The Robert Sharon Chorale Inc. 

Joan and David Sherman Fund 

William Bainbridge Steele & Christopher 

Putnam Drake 

The Lawrence and Marjorie Stoll Foundation 

John J. Tatooles & Victor Moore 

Merle & Fred Tausig 

Eddy & John Taylor 

The Ruth and Vernon Taylor Foundation 

Betsy & Wally Turner 

Judy & Fritz Van der Grift 

Lisa & Robert G. Walker 

Jacqueline E. Michel & David E. Weisman 

Karyn, Lady Winnington 

Jane & Dean Woodman 

Friends $1,000 - $2,499 

J. Michael Adelberg 

Edward H. Aigeltinger 

Airlette Manufacturing Corp, Inc. 

Genevieve & Gaby Ajram 



Susan & Larry B. Alexander 

Annette & Joseph Allen 

Alley, Maass, Rogers & Lindsay, P.A. 

AmazonSmile Foundation 

American Express Company Employee Giving 

Program 

Amica Companies Foundation 

Susan & Donald Anderson 

Inger K. Anderson 

Lisa & Rich Anderson 

Christopher A. Andrews 

Christine C. Anzalone 

Atwater Kent Foundation, Inc. 

Anonymous 

Carol & David Barton 

William P. Beatson, Jr. 

Josephine & Bill Benjamin 

Margaret and Marc Bergeron 

Rick Berks 

Boca Raton Humane Society Foundation, Inc. 

Lia & Benton Bohannon 

Russell S. Bohn 

Buddy Bombard & Suzanne Johnston 

Kathleen Bordeleau 

Dorothy & Bruce Bossidy 

Camilla T. & Stephen F. Brauer 

Jason R. Briggs 

Rita & Charles Bronfman 

Jolyn & Jean-Guy Brunelle 

Darlene C. Bryan 

Liza & Robert Calhoun 

Michael F. Cannon 

Estate of Raymond Carioscia 

The CarMax Foundation 

Linda & Bill Caval 

Enid Cheatham 

Chicago Title Insurance Agency, Inc. 

Chipotle Mexican Grill 

Linda and Nick Cladis 

Cheryl C. Clark 

Kevin Clark 

Kristen M. Coates 

Courtney & Russell Cohen 

Kim & C. Payson Coleman 

Ann C. Collins 

Rita M. Conway 

Sandra & David Cook 

Mark W. Cook 

Beatty Page Cramer 

Kathleen & Lewis Crampton 

Julie & Peter Cummings 

Kie & Haigh Cundey 

Karen & Thomas V. Daley 

Carol J. Daniel 

Timothy C. Davidson & Jana Hesser 

Countess Christina de Caraman 

Melanie Harris Denney & Earl L. Denney 

Denise & Raymond DeRiggi 

Isabelle H. DeTomaso 

Judith & Joseph DiMaria 

Donna Ditchik 

Edith R. Dixon 

JB Dixson 

Suzanne & Michael Dodd 

Thomas & Nephele Domencich and Schuyler Riley 

Linda & John Donegan 

Mr. and Mrs. Barney Donnelley 

Holly & David Dreman 

Debra & Robert B. Dunkin 

Joann & Thomas Dye 

Eastern Resources LLC 

Howard M. Eisenberg 

Hilde & Richard Eliasberg 

Gayle & James Engel 

Gail & Alfred Engelberg 

Rhonda & Jeffrey Eves 

Raysa & Alfonso Fanjul 

Cathie & Andres Fanjul 

Wayne Farmer 

William B. Finneran 

Flagler Bank 

FineMark National Bank & Trust 

Joseph M. Fleming 

Nancy Flinn 

Florida Power & Light Boca Raton 

Service Center 

Gwendolyn & Austin Fragomen 

Elias C. Frank 

Dawn & Charles Frankel 

Michelle French 

Stan Fried Private Foundation 

Elizabeth & Dolf Garcia 

Jennifer C. Garrigues 

Martha J. Ginsberg 

Linda S. Glazer 

Phyllis and Morris (†) Goldblatt 

Virginia Gollery 

Debra Gonzalez & Howard Bernstein 

Lance Goodwin 

Lou Lou & Jamie Gordon 

Barbara J. Gottlieb 

Paula Graham 

Granfondo Garneau Florida Ride 2018 

Edward Granoff 

Laurie & Peter Grauer 

Catherine T. Groelle 

The Alice Busch Gronewaldt Foundation 

Kathleen & Louis Hager, Jr. 

Rosemary Harder & Torrence Harder 

Katrina Harp 

Nicki & J. Ira Harris 

Harriet Hartstein 

Stephanie M. Heist 

Linda Albritton & Andrew Helgesen 

Gloria H. Herman 

Daniel Hertzberg 

Lynne Hopkins 

Hulett Environmental Services 

Robin & Randy Hunt 

Idexx Laboratories 

Deborah & Gerald Ippolito 

Eva & Herbert Jacobi 

Cathy Jacobson-Solomon 

Catherine H. Jacobus 

Hope & Charles Jones 

Elizabeth R. Jones 

JP Morgan 

Mary A. Kahn-Tuchmann 

James A. Kane 

Kaufmann de Suisse 

Debra Keeler 

Miriam & Steve Kimsey 

Susan & Michael Kirkpatrick 

Jerome R. Klein 

Lorraine Kliebenstein 

Judy & Peter Knudsen 

Howard Koeppel & Mark Hsiao 

The Krause Family Foundation 

Barbara & Ralph Kruse 

Judy M. Larue & Douglas Long 

Suzanne Lawton 

Gail & David Leavitt 

Christie Lemieux 

April V. Lewis 

Catherine & Clifford Lewis 

Nicole & Derek Limbocker 

Frayda & George (†) Lindemann 

Laura Lofaro-Freeman 

Susan & K. Prescott Low 

Janet & James Luke 

Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 

Nancy & Edward Madden 

Ronald Mandell (†) 

Cinde & Craig S. Martin 

Zelda & Allen Mason 

Mathews Brewing Company LLC 

Nancy & Jon Mazer 

Sydney & Peter McKelvy 

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Karen L. McKinley & Russell D. Hibbard 

Grace & Chris Meigher 

Ross W. W. Meltzer & Victor Figueredo 

Bernard E. Menapace, Jr. 

Anonymous 

Therese Mersentes 

Elsa S. Messing 

Katherine & Damon Mezzacappa 

Michele & David Michael 

Catalina & Thomas (†) Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett W. Millholland 

Virginia & Alfred Morgan 

Lisa & Chris Munro 

Barbara & James Murray 

Lucia Musso 

Heidi & Richard Nielsen 

Gerald Niksch 

The Ohana Pet Resort 

Linda R. Olsson, Inc., Realtor 

Isabella & Ronald Overend 

Debby & John Oxley 

Painting with a Twist 

Joanne Paladino 

Kit Pannill 

The Richard Laurence Parish Foundation 

Vincent Pawlowski 

Paws & Cherish Pet Cremation Services 

Mary Ann Perper 

Louise Pfister Charitable Foundation 

Philadelphia Social Club 

Carey & Joshua Pickus 

Linda J. Plourde 

Richard & Shirley Pomerantz Foundation 

Katie & James Pressly 

Ellen & Harvey Ptashek 

Katherine & William (†) Rayner 

Betsy Rebar Sell 

Gail E. Redtman 

The Dale L. Reese Foundation 

Alexandra Reid & Andrea Reid 

Janet & Michael Reiter 

Residence Inn 

Renny Reynolds & Jack Staub 

Sally & Brooks Ricca 

RIMS – Palm Beach Chapter 

Nancy M. Roberts (†) 

Stephen J. Robertson 

Joann & Herb Roemmele 

Joan C. Rogers 

Louis B. Rosenberg 

The Rosie Foundation 

Cynthia Rupp 

Diane & Anthony Rutgers 

Richard Sacco 

Emilia Saint-Amand Krimendahl 

SBA Communications Corporation 

Betty & David Scaff 

Glorvina Schwartz 

Donald Scott 

Wendy & Philip Scuderi 

Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley 

Seraphim, Inc. 

Margaret & John Shaffer 

Virginia Shaller 

Diana L. Shields 

Maria Shumaker 

Gary L. Siben 

Junko & Hank Siemon 

Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation 

Ginny and Dick Simmons 

Anonymous 

Ralph R. Slaton, Jr. 

Diane & Tom Smith 

Priscilla H. Smith 

Nora & Murray Solomon 

Spencer Square Holdings Inc. 

Spred The Dub 

Eric A. Stanley 

Jan Steele 

Christine & Robert P. Stiller 

Steven S. Stolman & Richard A. Wilkie 

Anonymous 

Jo Ann & John Tambakis 

The Ruth and Vernon Taylor Foundation 

Sandra G. Thompson 

Joan & James Tofias 

Jane & William Told 

Alison & Rob Torrington 

James R. Tracy 

Clara Urbahn 

Anonymous 

Virginia G. Valentine 

Frances A. Vandenkooy 

Gayle & Douglas Vernier 

Daria & John Wagner 

Gil Walsh 

Leslie & Bruce Walton 

Ellen Warhit 

Jacob R. Webb 

The Weintz Family Harbor Lights Foundation 

Holly S. Werner 

Kendall Wheeler 

Gail C. White/Westreich Finaly Foundation 

Sharon & William B. Wiggins, Jr. 

Rita & William Williams 

Norma & John Winzell 

Mona B. Wolpe 

Elaine & Nelson Wolther 

Gail Worth 

Susan & Robert Wright 

Wrightson Ramsing Foundation 

Christie & Timothy Young 

(†) Indicates deceased 

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we act quickly to resolve the issue. Please contact us 

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In Memoriam 

“When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.” 

~ Author Unknown 

Abbie 

Abby, Trooper, Harley 

& Hunter 

Alan Abrahamson 

Dr. George E. Abrams 

Eddie H. Alcutt 

Dorothy L. Alexander 

All our dogs 

All puppies over 

Rainbow Bridge 

Alvin 

Amaretto 

Amber, Brandy, 

Chelsea, Dunkin & 

Emmett 

Joyce Ambrose 

Bennie Anton 

Louis J. Anzalone 

Jagger Arluck 

Joyce Armbruster 

David F. Armstrong 

Pauline C. Armstrong 

Patricia Arroyo Viera 

Rebajane Arteca 

Janice Reardon Ashe 

Ashley 

Atira 

Riley Attias 

Babe 

Babe and Peanut 

Baby Fawcett 

Baby Zoe’s Mom 

Bailey 

Arthur J. BanDock 

Simon Barger 

Barkley 

Siam Barnett 

Barney 

Germaine Barnini 

Daisy Barr 

Oscar Beale 

Windu Bednarsh 

Beezie 

Red Begtrup 

Jon Earl Bell 

Bella 

Bella and Jack 

Bengi 

John H. Bennett 

Benni 

Betty Berg 

Beth’s mother 

Bigsy Bigsy 

Bridgett Bijocex 

Billy & Nick 

Mommy Bird 

Martin Birnbach 

Louise Blaine 

Bobbi Blakely 

Scamper Ray 

Blankenship 

Skylar Bloom 

Bobbie Sue 

Baxter Bond 

Carol Bowling 

Bozie 

Alan Brace 

Patricia Bradley 

Lola Branco 

Jack Brasky 

Brinkley 

Elvis Brody 

Arlene Bruck 

Laura Brunette 

We would like to express our condolences to those who have lost loved ones. While they have left our community in life, 

their legacies will live on forever because of the special donations that have been made in their memories. 

(Gift Information from July 2, 2018 – December 31, 2018) 

Buddy 

Sandy Buggeln 

Bunny 

Jennifer Burgess 

Sweetie Burke 

Keith Bursey 

Butch 

Cali 

Callie 

Callie, Sylvester & 

Annie 

Cally 

Cameo 

Debbi Davenport 

Campoli 

Jeff Canty 

Ray Carioscia 

Gizmo Carruthers 

Beverly Casper 

Richard Chalet 

Pumpkin Chance 

Carolyn Chapman 

Charley & Coco 

Charlie 

Prince Charming 

Chessie 

Chester 

Cheyenne 

Chili Pepper 

Chips 

Chloe 

Chuchu and Tiffany 

Ann Cirillo 

Cleo 

Coco 

Michael Coleman, Jr. 

Eileen Colgrove 

Norman Colgrove 

Kevin C. Conry 

Cosmo 

Jane Costello 

Molly Costello 

Neil Cowan 

John F. Cox 

Barry & Bev Crown 

Joseph G. Cuccia 

Cuda, Nikita, Wolfy 

Pepper Cynthia 

Daisy 

Dakota 

Harry Dali 

Yvette Daniels 

Linda Dascanio 

Larry Davis 

Naomi (Nome) Day 

Howard A. Dayer, III 

Deanoh 

Karie DeCarene 

Deirdre 

Jeanine Delapine 

Ziggy Delay 

Dennis 

Karen R. Devenow 

Michael L. DiChiara 

Carrie Dickman & 

Amanda Ludy 

Tobie DiLeonardo 

Edward E. DiTomas 

Eugene DiTomas 

“My Girl” Dixie Belle 

Ariane A. Dixon 

Bill Dobbin 

Doc and Tiger 

Josephine Donahue 

Edith Doniger 

Mrs. R. J. Doviak 

Cori E. Droge 

Duchess 

Duck-Duck 

Ronald Dudwick 

Zoom Duffield 

Valentino Duffy 

Dukie 

Kenneth Easton 

Eclipse 

Richard Eichhorn 

George J. Elkins 

Adele Ensler 

Barry E. Epstein 

Ruth Evin 

Helen & Theodore 

Eythe 

Michael L. Fair 

Donald Fay 

Felix 

Dr. Stuart V. Fenton 

Ronnie Ferestein 

Roux Fergus 

Ron Fine 

Max Fischer 

Pencil Fisher 

Ernie Fleck 

Pierre & Gigi Forde 

Henry Fox 

Miriam Frank 

Frankie 

Freckles 

Fred & George 

Cookie Friedman 

Steven Friedman 

Fritz 

Barry Fromm 

Marty Frost 

Morry Frydman 

Linda Fucci 

Arnie Fuchs 

Lucky Fulton 

G G 

Carol Gainer 

Galileo 

Rosario Gannon’s 

Father 

Susan Gavin 

Sammy Gellis 

Dorothy Gentemann 

Gary Gershwin 

Giacomo 

Abby Gibson 

Andreas “Dean” 

Gieorghiou 

Tracey Gill 

Elesabeth Gillet 

Ginger 

Ginny 

Gizmo 

Robert Glazier 

Morris Goldblatt 

Mindy Golden 

Jerry Goldman 

Herman Goldram 

Peenie and Rudy 

Gonzalez 

Cubby Gottes 

Gracie 

Roxy Gragg 

S. Alex Green 

Barb & Arnold 

Greenberg’s daughter 

John Gregory 

Gretel 

Lucy Griffin 

Kimberly Griffith 

Gloria Grohman 

Guinness 

Seymour Gussack 

Gwennie 

William S. Haase 

Teresa Terri Hackl 

William H. Hamm, III 

William Hargett 

Harley & Carter 

Anitra Harmon 

Harper & Cash 

Harry 

Scott Harvie 

Dixie Hedges 

Hermione 

Chico Hernandez 

Kenneth F. Herndon 

Shadow Higgins 

Hobie 

Getr Hochman 

Cody,Kady Hoffman 

Leondas D. Horne 

Marjorie Hotaling 

William Howard 

Lynn Huber 

Dennis Hunt 

Hurley 

Bruce Isaacs 

Isabella 

Jeff Isreal 

Ivy 

Jack 

Susan J. Jacobson 

Jake 

Jaxi 

Al & Amy Jayway 

Jaz & Mollilil 

Jazz 

Jenny, Diana & Dean 

Jerry 

Jo, Sonny, Ellie, Greg, 

Mana, Bobby, Dee, 

Ru, Circe & Rosie 

Mary Bob Jochum 

Adele Johnson 

Sandra Fitzpatrick 

Johnson 

Jolie 

Scout Joslyn 

Sister Julie 

Ellie Jurney 

Kafka 

Elaine Kagno 

Gilbert S. Kahn 

Kai 

Mary Kairns 

Kal 

Irv Kaplan 

Alan S. Karo 

Charles M. Karo 

Clifford J. Karo 

Peggy Karrh 

Roxie Kaslow 

Flora Katz 

Herman Katz 

Scrappy & Boz 

Kauffman 

Nancy & Bob Kaufman 

“your mother’’ 

Duke Kawecki 

Helen Anna Kawrylak 

Keiko 

Susan Kent 

Margarethe Kerimoglu 

Mullet Kessen 

Kirbette 

Tucker Kissinger 

Kitty 

Robert Klein 

Simone Spina Klein 

Mia Knight 

Knute 

KoKo 

Henry Kolenchak 

Elliot Koretz 

Koshka 

Annabelle Kunnemann 

Amy Kurman 

Bruce Laboda 

Lacy 

Ladi 

Lady 

Laguna 

Mia Lambert 

Linda Landers 

Patricia Lane 

George Lange 

Mary Langevin 

Nancy LasCasas 

Leader 

Stan Lebofsky 

Charlie Lee 

Courtney Lee 

Carole Lefkowitz 

Mitch Lemieux 

Leo 

Nancy Leonard 

Isla Leonetti 

Lewis Lerro 

Alice Levine 

Phil Levine 

Ellie Levy 

Jill Levy 

Princess Elle Louise 

Levy 

Libby 

Lil Heyman 

Sten Lilja 

Lily 

Linda 

Barbara K. Lindsay 

Lizzie 

Lolita 

Solomon Lomita 

Lonnie 

Little Lovey 

Lovey 

Lee Lowenthal 

Lucy 

Luna 

Joyce D. Lunsford 

Irving Luntz 

Harold Lynn 

Macabee Macabee & 

Mozert 

Macy & Bailey 

Madel 

Madison 

Maggie 

Elliott Mallemuth 

Thomas E. Malloy 

Tom Malloy 

Xena Margarita 

Mary E. Marineau 

Ana L. Marinez 

Mark 

Hedy Marlena 

Llewellyn Marsha 

Kitty Nemo Marshall 

Sadie Martin 

Jewel Marvin 

William Masselink 

Maverick 

Max 

Maxwell 

Kumba & Montu Mazer 

Valerie Mazzella 

Christian McConnell 

Janet McCracken 

Bella McGowan 

Charles McKinney 

Riley McKnight 

Patrick McLaren 

Reagan McMenaman 

Susan Meg 

Chloe Meier 

Menotti M. Melchiori 

Michael Mellone 

Richard & Eunice 

Meranda 

Clara (Tony) Merthe 

Natalie Mesger 

Chuck L. Meyers 

Mia 

Michah 

Lucky Michel-Weisman 

Mickee 

Mikie 

Gigi & Clara Miles 

Shelby Rae Mims- 

Lefkowitz 

Mina 

Min-min, Mimi & Bluie 

Dr. Steven Mintzer 

Misha 

Missy 

Sandra Moe 

Molly 

Rey Moran 

Mambo Morgan 

Morgan 

Ed Morris 

Paul G. Morris 

Leon Morse 

Mozart & Macabee 

Mr. Humper 

Mrs. Mondun 

Ms. Kitti 

Abbie Mund 

Murphy 

Thunder Murphy 

Murray 

Ian Myers 

Natalie 

Nayla 

Sheila Needleman 

Nellie 

Cooper Nguyen 

Nick & Shayna 

Robert Nickles 

Nico, Brian, Karianna, 

Katie & Sabrina 

Lewis Nicoletti 

Nikki 

Nikki & China 

Nikki & Joby 

Nino & Mickey 

Mark Noble 

Nancy Nolen 

Kathy Norris 

Marianne North 

Steve North 

Sally Norton 

Salvatore J. Noto 

Vicki Novick 

Constance Numssen 

Nutmeg 

Charles O’Donald 

Okie 

Jose Olivella, Sr. MD 

Oliver 

Oreo 

Joseph Ornato 

Oscar aka Oskie 

Our Gorgeous Girl 

Debra A. Ozycz 

Pals rescued 

Papa 

Pappy 

Alan Pardo 

Mary B. Pattison 

Peaches & Dijon 

Pat Pecora 

Perky & Baron 

Pfeiffer 

Phaedra 

Max Phaneuf 

Mary Alice Plisco 

Pokey 

Pudgy Porrino 

Mr. Grady Prickett 

Princess 

Cocoa Puff 

Florence Pushkin 

Putter 

Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz 

Joan A. Gallino Race 

Rafa 

Ralph 

Dr. Michael Ramieri 

Kuma Rand 

Randy’s Mother 

Ray’s Mother 

Carol Ann Reed, MD 

Reggie 

Rhett 

Achilles Rice 

Edgar Rice 

Herb Richman 

Piper Rifkin 

Riley, Little Buddy, 

Joey & Rudy 

Max Robert 

Harriet H. Robertson 

Ginger Robinson 

Timothy Rocchio 

Rocco 

Rocky 

Robert Rode 

Choco Rodriguez 

Milady Rodriguez 

Lettie Rogers 

Mandy Roitman 

Romeo 

Ronald 

Rosco 

Roscoe 

Morty Rosen 

Tama Rosenstock 

Harry Rosenthal 

Gladys Rosenwasser 

Geraldine Rosinger 

Mildred Ross 

Roxie 

Roxy 

Dr. Irwin Ruback 

Pearl Rubin 

Oscar Rusciano 

Linda S. 

Sable 

Patricia Sallustio 

Samantha 

Mike Samitt 

Sammi 

Sammy 

Jack Sanders 

Sandy 

Beverly Scafati 

Scarlett 

Phylis Schacter 

Janet Schaneen 

Maggie Scherer 

Shelby Schmidt 

Hershey Schrank 

Riley Schreck 

Sckatzie 

Scooter Pie 

Mark Scope 

Selena 

Donald G. Shack 

Shadow 

Princess Shayna 

Shayna 

German Shepard 

Hester Siebrecht 

Lucy Sigall 

Snickers Silver 

Carly Simon 

Morgan Simon 

Simon 

Toi Sing-Ha 

Rhoda W. Smith 

The Smith’s pet 

Smokey 

Smokey & Susie 

Sneakers & Zipper 

Raddi Arnone Solomon 

Solomon & Gabriel 

Sophie Cat 

Marian Sorenson 

Pat Sparkes 

Doris Spector 

Spiffy 

Spike 

Richard Sprague 

Max Squires 

Chance Stahl 

Star Dust 

Star, Chief, Sky & 

Buster 

Ramona Stark 

Stanley Stefanski 

Riley Stein 

Morton Stein 

Bucky Steinberg 

Margot Steinberg 

William H. Steiner 

Benjamin Stipek 

Josey Stipek 

Bessie Streisand 

Karl Strier 

Sully 

Nick Suppa 

Susy 

John Sutherlin 

Steve Sweatt 

We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. When mistakes and misunderstandings occur, we act quickly to resolve the issue. 

Please contact us if you have a question or concern at 561-472-8842 or Donations@PeggyAdams.org 

Sweet Pea 

T Bone 

Tabby, Lucky, Scampy, 

Ebby & Sunny 

Tabitha, Nikki, Zena, 

Kitty, TD & Huck 

Jean Tailer 

Tarf 

Tate 

Taz 

Ted 

Chloe Rose Telvi 

Tendou & Gypsy 

Terra 

Larry Theriault 

James J. Thibeadeau 

Connally R. Thomas 

Minnow Thompson 

Marnie Tice 

Tiffany 

Tim 

Tino 

Tommy 

Mary Anne Tonning 

Ebeneezer Trimble 

Trinken 

Tucker 

Tux 

Twink 

Twinkles & Chloe 

Twix 

Sean Underhill 

Utah 

U-Turn 

Heath Van Wyk 

Gwen Vogel 

Rhino Watson 

Watson 

AnnaBelle L. Watts 

Superdog Weaver 

Pee Wee 

Eugene Weinberger 

Luke Weiner 

Lilly M. Weinstein 

Robert Wenzel 

Pamela Westover 

Thomas Wheeler 

Brenda White 

William White 

Joseph Whittemore 

Barbara Wilcock 

Wiley 

Barbara Wilsker 

Winston 

Winston, Charlie, 

Ashley, Buddy, 

Beasley, LolaJade, 

Rica, Tyler & Bobby 

Shirley Wolff 

Susan Wolkeisser 

Adeline Wolkin 

Craig Wood 

Mark Wortreich 

Sylvia Wright 

Xena 

Zack 

Zeus 

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