Shaggy Sheet_Spring2023

The 

Shaggy Sheet 

SPRING 2023 

MEET JIMMY 

Cover Story 

Page 3 

Kitten Season 

Saving Tiny Lives 

Pages 4-5 

Year in Review 

Back Cover 

Saving lives. Building a more humane community. Together.

Board of Directors 

Jane Grace, Chairman Emerita 

Lesly S. Smith, Chairman 

Sam Hunt, Vice Chairman 

Joanie Van der Grift, President 

Nellie Benoit, Vice President 

Daniel Hanley, Treasurer 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb, Secretary 

Executive Committee 

Christina Dennis 

Jack Flagg 

Vicky Hunt 

Daniel E. Ponton 

Directors 

James D. Berwind 

Virginia Burke 

George A. Cohon 

Candy Hamm 

Stacey Leuliette 

Danielle H. Moore 

Emilia Pfeifler 

Pauline Pitt 

George E. Summers 

Betsy Turner 

Nancy Brougher, Emerita 

Dotsy Letts, Emerita 

Dear Friends of Peggy Adams, 

Thank you for making last year an incredible lifesaving success for the animals. Because of friends 

like you, thousands of animals are getting a second chance at the happiness they deserve. 

On the back cover of this edition of The Shaggy Sheet, you’ll read how we made a difference in 

our community in 2022. Over 35,000 animals benefited from our programs and services. More 

than 5,200 animals were placed into loving homes, over 3,000 animals benefited from our Foster 

Care program, and over 12,000 pets received assistance through our Peggy’s Pantry. These are 

just a few of the many impressive numbers we achieved with your help. 

On the following pages, you will also read wonderful stories that have kickstarted 2023. January’s 

Spay Day was a huge success! 420 community cats were spayed or neutered in just over seven 

hours, helping to curb the overpopulation of community cats in our county. We look forward to 

holding more of these lifesaving events throughout the year. 

We also have many heartwarming “Happy Tails” to share. We are grateful to those who have 

adopted or volunteered, companies and business that got involved, and those who donated to 

support our mission, vision and lifesaving work. 

On behalf of Peggy Adams and the animals we serve, thank you for all that you do. Together, 

we are saving lives and building a more humane community. 

Sincerely, 

Sue Berry, CAWA 

CEO 

A MESSAGE 

FROM OUR CEO 

GET IN TOUCH... 

General Information 561-686-3663 

Fax 561-686-0940 

Donations 561-472-8842 

Donations@PeggyAdams.org 

PeggyAdams.org 

Follow Us! @PeggyAdamsARL 

3200 North Military Trail, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 

Please call Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control 

to report animal abuse or neglect: 

561-233-1200 

Adoptions 561-686-6656 

Spay/Neuter 561-472-8812 

Wellness Clinic/Microchip 561-472-8814 

Volunteer Program 561-472-8867 

Foster Program 561-530-6068 

End of Life Services 561-686-3663 

Animal Admissions/Lost or Found Pet 561-686-9797 

Berman Memorial Pet Gardens 

& Columbarium 561-530-6066 

Peggy’s Pantry Food Bank 561-472-8852 

Donations & Estate Gifts 561-472-8849 

Special Events 561-530-6057 

Marketing & Public Relations 561-472-8845 

Young Friends of Peggy Adams 561-530-6066 

Humane Education Program 561-530-6069

WE FEEL SO LUCKY TO HAVE 

JIMMY, NOW NAMED 

NORMAN, IN OUR LIVES. 

HIS INCREDIBLE CUTENESS 

MELTS MY HEART! EVERY 

TIME WE LOOK AT HIM, WE 

SMILE. HE IS THE PERFECT 

COMBINATION OF GOOFY, 

SNUGGLY, HUGGABLE AND 

SWEET! I’M SO GLAD HE’S 

PART OF OUR FAMILY!” 

- Laurie 

MISSION MOMENT 

Jimmy 

Jimmy, now named Norman, 

pictured middle with his new family 

Four-month-old Jimmy was surrendered to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League sick with parvovirus and the last survivor of his litter. Parvovirus is a 

highly contagious disease in dogs that can cause severe illness and even 

death. Peggy Adams’ medical team provided Jimmy intensive care for eight 

days and he slowly began to make improvements. 

Jimmy was a fighter. He finally made it through - testing negative for the 

disease, eating on his own and regaining strength. But Jimmy’s with little 

body needed a few more weeks to recover after being so sick; therefore, 

he was placed into a temporary foster home. Each day, Jimmy continued to 

gain strength and became the happy, playful puppy he was meant to be. In 

late January, Jimmy was adopted into his new loving, forever home. 

Happy tails, Jimmy. We are thrilled to have given you a second chance! 

Peggy Adams’ Center for 

Veterinary Care is located within our 

Pet Resource Center and separate 

from our shelter. Isolation rooms allow 

us to take in dogs and cats with severe 

and contagious illnesses and keep 

them quarantined while they receive 

treatment. Our medical team consists 

of six full-time veterinarians, along with 

veterinary and animal care technicians 

who ensure the health and well-being 

of all our animals. 

If you would like to donate to 

help animals like Jimmy, please 

visit PeggyAdams.org/Donate 

or contact Kati Erickson, CAP ® , 

Director of Development and 

Marketing at 561-472-8576 or 

K.Erickson@PeggyAdams.org 

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DON’T KIT-NAP THIS KITTEN SEASON 

Kitten Season has started again in sunny South Florida and chances are good that you 

may come across tiny newborn kittens outside. 

DON’T TOUCH THOSE KITTENS - their lives depend on it! 

They’re cute and tiny, but Kitten Season is NOT cute. 

During early spring until late fall, cats mate and give birth 

to numerous kittens. It’s this time of year in which shelters 

across the country feel added pressures. 

Good Samaritans see these kittens and desperately want 

to help them. The best way to help these kittens when you 

see them is to watch closely – where 

there is a nest of newborn kittens, 

mama cat isn’t too far away. 

Mama most likely went to find 

food for herself so she can 

continue to nurse her kittens 

until they are able to eat on 

their own. 

Once you see mama come 

back to her litter, you can 

make it easy for her to find 

food! Set up some food 

and water far enough 

away from her nest 

so it does not attract 

predators, but she can 

still eat and get back 

to her kittens quickly. 

Easy, right? 

round-the-clock care and animal shelters may not have 

enough staff or fosters to care for these tiny newborn kittens. 

The kittens’ best chance for survival is to stay with their 

mother. Mama’s milk has antibodies that help them to grow 

and get strong. Mama also teaches her kittens important 

survival skills. 

Once the kittens are 2 pounds or 2 months old, they are old 

enough for vaccines and spay/neuter, and can then go into 

an adoption program like the one at Peggy Adams. 

WHEN YOU SEE KITTENS, 

ask yourself these questions: 

• Where is mama? 

• Can I see her? 

Yes? – Leave food and water at a distance. 

No? – Watch for 24 hours and, if needed, 

reach out to your local animal shelter for advice. 

• What if I need more information? 

please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Found-Kitten-Resources 

After 24 hours, if you 

notice that mama hasn’t 

come back to her kittens, 

this is when they MAY 

need human intervention. 

Please know that neonate 

(newborn) kittens require 

INTERESTED IN HELPING TO FOSTER NEWBORN KITTENS? 

Please visit PeggyAdams.org/Foster or email us at Foster@PeggyAdams.org 

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SAVING TINY LIVES 

Keebler 

Keebler was the first to arrive at the start of last year’s kitten season. Just days 

old and abandoned, his condition was severe. He needed intensive care and 

spent a few nights in an oxygen tank at a specialty veterinary clinic. Keebler’s 

health was touch and go but with ongoing treatment by Peggy Adams’ 

veterinarians, and the affection from a loving foster family, he flourished. He’s 

now running and chasing toys, purring and happy in his forever home. 

Peggy Adams takes in over 500 kittens during the spring and summer months. 

Our foster families provide essential care and bottle feeding, along with 

endless love until these kittens are old enough for adoption. 

Want to help kittens like Keebler? 

BECOME A FOSTER PARENT! 

Peggy Adams will provide: 

• Free foster training based on your schedule 

• Free food and litter 

• Free medical care and support 

For more information and to become a foster volunteer, please 

visit PeggyAdams.org/Foster or contact us at 561-530-6068 

or Foster@PeggyAdams.org 

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MEDICAL SERVICES 

On January 7th, Peggy Adams held a successful TNVR (Trap-Neuter- 

Vaccinate-Return) Spay Day. Over 130 people brought in 422 cats 

for free surgeries. This dedicated group included first-time and veteran 

trappers working side by side. 

TNVR is a program where freeroaming 

cats are humanely trapped, 

spayed/neutered, vaccinated for 

rabies and other feline viruses, 

ear tipped and then returned to 

their outdoor homes. TNVR has 

been shown to be the least costly, 

most effective and humane way 

of stabilizing and decreasing 

community cat populations. 

Our TNVR Spay Day included 12 

doctors, 25 veterinary technicians 

and nine veterinary students who 

joined together from eastern Florida 

to perform surgeries. This group 

included a team from Operation 

Catnip Gainesville, students from 

the University of Florida and a team 

from Veterinary Emergency Group. 

In just seven and a half hours, this collaborative 

team completed 422 spay and neuter surgeries. 

There were also 47 volunteers and 42 staff members 

ONE DAY 

12 

DOCTORS 

25 

VETERINARY TECHNICIANS 

9 

VETERINARY STUDENTS 

47 

VOLUNTEERS 

42 

STAFF MEMBERS 

422 

SPAY AND NEUTER SURGERIES 

who assisted in duties with check-in, 

surgery prep, instrument sanitization, 

cat & trap organization, recovery 

and more. 

TNVR Spay Day was an important 

event to prepare for Kitten Season. 

Kitten Season creates a strain on 

shelters, including Peggy Adams, 

due to the hundreds of newborn and 

young kittens flooding their facilities. 

This results in the need for increased 

staffing and foster families. In an 

effort to reduce the strain Kitten 

Season poses, Peggy Adams plans 

on increasing the number of Spay 

Days throughout the year. 

For more information about TNVR, 

future spay day events or to donate to 

help fund these services, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/TNVR 

To watch our Spay Day 

video, Scan Here! 


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We are a 

WELLNESS CLINIC 

for your annual vaccinations 

and prevention needs. 

• Vaccinations 

• Microchipping 

• Spay/Neuter 

• TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return) 

• End of Life Services 

• Flea and Heartworm Preventatives 

SCAN HERE for prices and a 

complete list of services or visit 

PeggyAdams.org/WellnessClinic 

Hours: 

Monday – Friday 9:30 AM to 5 PM 

Closed Saturday & Sunday 

A NEW PARTNERSHIP NOW OFFERING 

5 Week 

DOG TRAINING 

COURSES 

SCAN HERE TO REGISTER FOR OUR UPCOMING CLASSES 

• Basic Obedience Course 

• Loose Leash Walking Course 


PEGGY ADAMS WELCOMES 

JANE TOMSICH, CAWA, as Director of Operations 

Jane is a graduate of the University of Arizona 

with a degree in Retailing & Consumer 

Sciences and a double minor in Business 

Administration and Animal Science. She began 

her career in Animal Welfare in 2010 at the 

Humane Society of Southern Arizona in Tucson, 

working part-time as an Adoptions Counselor 

while attending school. Most recently, Jane 

worked at the Arizona Humane Society (AHS) 

in Phoenix as the Director of Pet Placement. In 

that role, she managed all Adoption, Retail, 

Rescue, Transport, Community Cat, Working 

Cat and Reception departments and programs. 

While at AHS, she instituted programs that 

reduced the length-of-stay of adoptable 

animals, developed and implemented a 

transport program and innovated new and 

effective rescue, placement and adoption 

practices to help get more pets into loving 

homes faster. 

Jane is a Fear-Free Certified Professional 

and earned her Certified Animal Welfare 

Administrator (CAWA) certification from the 

Association of Animal Welfare Advancement 

in 2020. She has been featured in professional 

publications promoting creative ways to get 

pets adopted and is an active participant on 

multiple animal welfare advisory boards. She 

continues to grow her knowledge and passion 

for animal welfare and is thrilled to be working 

to improve the lives of pets and people in 

Palm Beach County. 

To learn more about career opportunities available at 

Peggy Adams, please visit PeggyAdams.org/Career-Opportunities 

Jane resides in West Palm Beach with her 

husband John, their Basset Hound, Red and 

their cat, Bell. When not at work, Jane can 

be found spending time at the barn with her 

adopted BLM Mustang, Meeko. 

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22 ND ANNUAL 

Over 1,000 people and their furry companions came out to support 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s 22nd Annual Walk for the 

Animals on February 25th at the Meyer Amphitheatre in West Palm 

Beach. The largest pet-friendly walk in Palm Beach County raised 

more than $100,000 for the animals at Peggy Adams waiting to 

find their forever homes. 

As participants arrived, they enjoyed music, a complimentary 

breakfast, a fabulous silent auction, a variety of vendors and a raffle 

area with great prizes. Attendees and their pets participated in a 

one-mile scenic walk along Flagler Drive. The event concluded at 

center stage with a pet costume contest with unique prize baskets. 

Kevin Rolston of WRMF 97.9 and Brooke Silverang of WPBF 25 

News served as the event’s emcees. 

OUR 

MASCOTS!!! 

ARLO 

ELLA 

Peggy Adams relies on community 

support to help us provide services to 

more than 35,000 animals each year. We 

are very thankful to all who participated 

and sponsored this year’s Walk. Because 

of everyone who supported this event, 

we can save the lives of countless more 

animals in Palm Beach County.” 

- Sue Berry, CEO 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 


THANK YOU 

to all our sponsors! 

Social Media Sponsor 

Pet Insurance 

All County Insurance 

Camp Bow Wow Boca Raton 

Cheney Brothers 

Clematis Animal Clinic 

Conkling & Lewis 

Construction, Inc. 

Daszkal Bolton 

General Plumbing 

& Air Conditioning 

HCI College 

Scenthound 

Vasi Studio 

Velocity Community 

Credit Union 

Veterinary Specialty 

Hospital 

YouFit 

JOIN OUR 

VOLUNTEER TEAM TODAY! 

At any given time, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League has between 

500 - 1,000 animals in our care. Volunteers play a critical role by serving in 

all areas of our organization. There are many opportunities to work with dogs 

and cats, but if you’re worried about wanting to take all the animals home with 

you…we have plenty of other opportunities that don’t include animals! 

SCAN for more information or visit PeggyAdams.org/Volunteer 

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HAPPY TAILS 

BENNIE 

Adopted 10/14/22 

Bennie has 

quickly become a 

member of our family 

and has taken over 

the house! He loves his 

brother Claude and 

ambushes him on a 

regular basis. We’re 

convinced his great 

grandfather was a saber tooth tiger but he’s the most loving, 

sweet, adorable, brilliant kitten on the planet! He knows several 

tricks and fetches like a top-notch retriever! He loves riding in 

the car and made his first road trip to New Orleans last year. 

Thanks to all who rescued him and gave him a chance for a 

beautiful life! We absolutely love, love, love him (even when 

he’s bad)!” 

- Theodora 

PANQUECA Adopted 11/11/22 

Since we brought Panqueca home, our days 

are full of joy, love and happiness. We take her to the 

beach and to the dog park every week. It’s a blast! She 

likes to run after the birds and go in the ocean doing 

bubbles in the water with her nose, which is super 

funny. When we get home, she already knows that it’s 

bath time and she goes straight to the shower. If there’s 

one thing she loves, it’s bath time! For the New Year, we 

took a road trip to North Carolina and, of course, we 

took her with us. She loved the snow and the trails.” 

“Panqueca is more than just a dog for us. I am sure 

she doesn’t have any idea the blessing that she is. We 

love her very much! Thank you, Peggy Adams, for the 

amazing job that you guys do!” 

- Leticia, Rodrigo & Family 

ASH 


Ash has been a wonderful 

addition to our family. We 

found his favorite food very 

quickly; therefore, he never 

tries to steal human food off 

our plates! Ash is incredibly 

playful and loves to cuddle 

with us at night! We have taken 

him on several walks and car 

rides and he is transitioning to 

an adventurous life quickly. We 

can’t stop saying how cute, soft 

and fluffy he is! Thank you so 

much for a wonderful cat!” 

- Bethany & Will 


DANGEAU Adopted 8/15/22 

When I adopted Dangeau, I was initially told he was challenging and 

had been adopted and returned twice. However, I decided I was up for the 

challenge, having had dogs in the past that would be considered difficult. His 

first month was an adjustment and after 6 months in the shelter, everything 

was very exciting and stimulating. Since getting into his new routine, he has 

calmed down significantly and is off his anxiety medications. I think it just took 

him time to realize he has a forever home and he can finally relax.” 

“Dangeau lives on a college campus, so he is around many people daily and 

easily got used to everyone. He eats a salmon and sweet potato diet but loves 

cheese as a treat. When I am at work, he likes to lay on the sofa with his chew 

toys and watch the TV show “Friends”. Dangeau is very much loved and has 

become the pride and joy of my home. Thank you!” 

- Chad 

Have a Happy Tail to share? 

Please send us an email at Marketing@PeggyAdams.org 

Is your 

pet’s 

microchip 

registration up 

to date? 

REUNITED! 

MARSHALL 15-year-old Marshall is home with his family! 

We can’t imagine how worried this family was when their sweet boy went missing. 

Luckily, a good Samaritan found Marshall wandering around outside and brought him 

to us in hopes that he could be reunited with his family. Marshall was microchipped, so 

reuniting him with his family was quick and easy. Marshall was so happy to be back in 

his family’s arms the next morning. Happy tails, Marshall & family! 

Microchips are the easiest way for 

any rescue, animal control or 

veterinarian’s office to identify the 

owner of a stray pet. Make sure 

your pet is microchipped and the 

contact info registered to your 

chip is accurate to ensure an easy 

reunion. Our affordable Wellness 

Clinic offers microchipping. 

To learn more, 

scan QR code 

or please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Wellness-Clinic 

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MISSION MOMENT 

Milton 

Milton is a 2-year-old English Bulldog mix that came 

to Peggy Adams as a transfer from Palm Beach 

County Animal Care & Control. When he was 

transferred to us, he was very sick with pneumovirus. 

Due to the contagiousness of this virus, Milton was 

placed in an isolation space where he received 

medication and care until he recovered. 

While he was in isolation, we noticed that his 

brachycephalic or “bulldog” traits were especially 

severe. He had a severely elongated soft palate (tissue 

blocking his airway) and his nares (nostrils) were too 

small. This made it difficult for him to breathe and he 

was getting tired quickly when exercising. 

We performed surgery on his palate and his nares 

to make his breathing easier. Even the next morning, 

he could breathe so much better and was attempting 

to run down the hallway. Milton stayed under the 

supervision of our medical team for a week to recover 

and then was placed up for adoption. On March 2nd, 

Milton was adopted into his loving, forever home. 

Spring Matching 

Gift Challenge 

Help Animals 

Like Milton 

Our medical team performs many lifesaving surgeries, as well 

as a growing number of spay and neuter surgeries. With rising 

costs of pain medicine (some as high as 28%), we are faced with 

increased expenses for treatment of animals like Milton. 

Thanks to a generous gift from one of 

our friends, all donations received up to 

$50,000 will be matched. 

More more information on how you can support this 

Matching Gift Challenge, please call 561-946-7551 

or email Donations@PeggyAdams.org 


GRACE SOCIETY 

We appreciate the support of all contributors to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s 

mission and vision, and their commitment to our animals. 

The Grace Society honors the outstanding generosity of Jane and the late 

Robert Grace, and the Grace family, and recognizes Lifetime Benefactors for 

their cumulative gifts, and major annual donors for their remarkable yearly support. 

Nino 


$10,000,000 + 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner 

Charitable Foundation 

Jane & Robert (†) Grace 

$1,000,000 - $4,999,999 

Estate of Dorothy G. Baird 

James D. Berwind & Kevin Clark 

Estate of John Dee Craft 

Estate of Beverly & Barry Crown 

Barbara Dauphin-Duthuit 


The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. 

The Fortin Foundation of Florida 

Wanda Jean Hiser Trust 

Vicky & Sam Hunt 

Ann & Charles B. Johnson 

Danielle Hickox Moore 

Wanda and James M. 

Moran, Jr. Foundation 

Catherine Parks-Grauer Estate 

Pauline Pitt - The 

William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. 

Lesly S. Smith 

Spring Point Partners LLC 

$500,000 - $999,999 

Estate of Christine C. Anzalone 

Estate of Alfred Binger, Jr. 

Nancy Brougher 

- The W. Dale Brougher Foundation 

Julie & Michael Connors 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb & 

Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb 

Mrs. William Hamm, III 

Estate of Erna A. Huey 

Levitetz Family Foundation 

PetSmart Charities, Inc. 

Estate of Kathryn Prutzel 

Estate of Pamela Rank 

The Ryerson Charitable Trust 

Frances G. Scaife 

- Scaife Family Foundation 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Estate of James Clark Sheridan 

Estate of Marjorie J. Shultis 

Margaretta J. Taylor 

Joanie R. Van der Grift 

The Emily Vernon Foundation for 

Homeless and Abused Animals 

$250,000 - $499,999 

The ASPCA 

Estate of Lillian C. Avera 

Virginia S. Burke 

Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon 

Estate of Antje L. Farber 

The Loreen Beisswenger Farish 


Fleming Family Foundation 

The Louise W. Floeckher Trust 

Estate of Louis J. Gartner 

Estate of Lynne C. Glatter 

Tina & Richard D. Grow 

Estate of Mildred G. Harsch 

Estate of Mary Louise Holt 

John Noffo Kahn & Mark 

Addison Foundation 

Michele & Howard Kessler 

Estate of Dorothy McArthur 

Carole & John A. Moran 

Palm Beach County Dog 

Fanciers Association 

Estate of Arvin Peltz 

The Folke H. Peterson Foundation 

Lois Pope 

Estate of Louis G. Poulos 

Betty K. Rodrick Trust 

Ardath B. Rosengarden 

The William N. Vaughan Trust 

The Melba Ruth Vickers 

Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

Estate of Anna Wenger 

$100,000 - $249,000 

Estate of Maxine Adler 

Animal Rescue Force 

Bill Bartholomay Foundation 

The Batchelor Foundation, Inc. 

Carol & Harold Baxter 

Carol Berman (†) 

Estate of Bette Berry 

Stephanie Booth Shafran & Steven 

Shafran - The Otis Booth Foundation 

Lucy and Ramon Breeden Foundation 

Wanda S. Buchanan 

Estate of Agnes Bucich 

Susan Stockard Channing 

Marilyn Chase Trust 

Virginia L. Cook 

Mary Llew & Ben Coulter 

Judith A. Dean 

Florence A. De George (†) 

Raymond A. Diaz 

Estate of Robert Falcon 

Emilia & Jose F. Fanjul, Sr. 

Estate of Robert G. Fauser 

The Estate Of Geraldine Fisher 

William E. Flaherty, II 

Carol & Robert Garvy 

Susan C. Gibson 

Arlette Gordon 

Estate of Elizabeth A. Gregory 

Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Grieves 

Estate of Adrienne Haky 

Frank C. Hart, Jr. Trust 

Estate of Donald Hickman 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Estate of Brian William Holman 

James and Charlotte Johnson 

Irrevocable Trust 

Jorie Butler Kent 

Dr. Alan Klein 

Knopf Family Foundation 

Connie & Peter Lacaillade 

Gretchen & Howard H. Leach 

Carol H. McCracken 

Estate of Elisabeth P. Mackintosh 

Carolina P. Mandel Pet Trust 

Edward S. Marvin (†) 

The Estate of Edythe M. Needham 

The Petco Foundation 

Margi & Michael Picotte 

Estate of Clara A. Pollard 

Estate of Rolf Posselt 

Estate of Myrna Priskie 

Thomas C. Quick & Michael Donnell 

Estate of Susan C. Rather 

Estate of Martha Cuneo Reed 

Estate of Nina J. Reid 

Leslie Rose (†) 

Mae Cadwell Rovensky Foundation 

The John F. Scarpa Foundation 

Coco & Donald Schefmeyer 

Barbara & Herbert Shear 

Estate of Laura K. Simon 

Henry E. Sterling (†) 

Dorothy Streicher 

Estate of Betty Streifender 

Ann & George E. Summers 

Denise & Joseph E. Swan 

JoAnn & John Tambakis 

Susan O. Taylor 

Estate of Simone Stakolt Tolksdorf 

John Ulbrich Charitable Trust 

U.S. Trust 

Donald W. Veenhuis (†) 

Estate of Philip M. Wallin 

Estate of Ellen Wojtach 

Estate of Axel Zdarsky 

Anonymous (1) 

(†)Deceased 

List complete as of March 15, 2023 

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2022 ANNUAL GIVING 

On behalf of the animals ... 

We are grateful to the more than 10,000 supporters who helped Peggy Adams provide critical services to over 35,000 animals in 2022. 

The following list recognizes all who donated $1,000 or more from January 1, 2022 through December 31, 2022. 

$1,000,000+ 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner 


$500,000+ 

Barbara Dauphin-Duthuit 

$100,000+ 

Nancy Brougher & 

The W. Dale Brougher Foundation 

The Fortin Foundation of Florida 

– Lesly S. Smith 

The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation 

– Danielle H. Moore 

Estate of Mary Louise Holt 

Ann & Charles B. Johnson 

James and Charlotte Johnson 

Irrevocable Trust 

Wanda & James M. Moran, Jr. 

Estate of Arvin Peltz 

Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt 

Foundation, Inc. 

Frances G. Scaife 

– Scaife Family Foundation 

Estate of Henry E. Sterling 

$50,000+ 

Sonja A. Arbuse Trust 

James D. Berwind & Kevin Clark 

Virginia S. Burke 

Cutrone Fund 


William E. Flaherty, II 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb & 

Steven M. Gottlieb 

Mrs. William H. Hamm, III 

John J. Noffo Kahn & Mark Addison 

Alan Klein 

Estate of Ursula B. Kohn 

Levitetz Family Foundation, Inc. 

Estate of Lewis Thomas Moore 

The Folke H. Peterson Foundation 

Estate of Betty K. Phillips 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Stephanie Booth Shafran & Steven 

Shafran - The Otis Booth Foundation 

JoAnn & John Tambakis 

Margaretta Taylor 

Joanie Van der Grift 

$25,000+ 

Kerry & Charles Beren 

Wanda S. Buchanan 

Estate of Dora Dixon 

Emilia & Jose Fanjul 

Loreen Beisswenger Farish 


Fleming Family Foundation 

Anne & J. Christopher Flowers 

Estate of John Garty 

Susan C. Gibson 

Jane R. Grace 

Great Charity Challenge 

Callie & Matt Holt 

Vicky & Sam Hunt 

Michele & Howard Kessler 

Knopf Family Foundation 

Estate of Thomas A. Lipscomb 

Estate of Gay Meleney 

Dave H. Messinger 

Carole & John A. Moran 

Susan & Robert Morgan 

The Petco Foundation 

Richard Sacco 

Barbara & Herbert Shear 

Susan O. Taylor 

Estate of Philip M. Wallin 

$10,000+ 

Marcia S. Adler 

Holly J. Bartlett 

Baxter Family Foundation 

Frederick H. Bedford, Jr. & Margaret S. 

Bedford Charitable Foundation 

Lisa Bilotti Foundation 

Bissell Pet Foundation 

Lucy and Ramon Breeden Foundation 

Mrs. Robert T. Butler 

Susan & George Cohon 

James H. Costello 

Mary Llew & Ben Coulter - 

Lefeve Charitable Fund 

Judith A. Dean 

Raymond A. Diaz 

Edith R. Dixon 

Douglas Elliman Real Estate 

Joan & Steve Ehrhart 

Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

Cathy & Jack Flagg 

Flagler Bank 

Connie M. Frankino 

Carole French 

Laurie & Peter Grauer 

Tina & Richard Grow 

Estate of Mildred G. Harsch 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Patricia & Marshall Hilsberg 

The Howard Johnson Foundation 

Wendy Hubble 

The Hulitar Family Foundation 

Henry L. Kimelman Family Foundation 

Gretchen & Howard Leach 

April V. Lewis 

Sondra & David Mack 

Elaine & Yizhaq Merzel 

MetLife 

Muffie & Stephen Murray 

Pet Supermarket, Inc. 

PetMeds 

Lynne Wheat & Thomas Peterffy 

Jerry W. Pittman 

Daniel E. Ponton 

Ardath B. Rosengarden 

The Ryerson Charitable Trust 

Jana & John Scarpa - 

The John F. Scarpa Foundation 

Jolene & Larry Shapiro 

Joan Sherwood Living Trust 

Betsy & Paul Shiverick 

Lynn A. Siegel 

Jane W. Smith 

Priscilla H. Smith 

Denise & Joseph Swan 

Philip J. Tilearcio 

Betsy & Wally Turner 

John Ulbrich Charitable Trust 

Teryn & Karl Weintz - The Weintz 

Family Harbor Lights Foundation 

Linda Welkovich 

Susan & Robert Wright 

Noreen Zanft 

$5,000+ 

Susan & Larry B. Alexander 

Cynthia Anderson 

Charlene E. Appel 

Estate of Ethel Avnet-Lubrano 

Virginia & Joseph Swift Barbary 

Carol U. Barton 

Molly & Barry Berish 

Bianca’s Furry Friends 

Cynthia Boardman 

Greg & Marilyn Byers 

Gordon E. and May R. Cadwgan 

Foundation 

Nancy & Geoffrey Caraboolad 

Mark Carter 

Linda & William R. Caval 

Susan Stockard Channing 

L. Frank Chopin 

Joan D. Chorney 

Cynthia & Stephen Collard 

Rita M. Conway 

William Corrente 

Charles Crocker 

Isabelle H. DeTomaso 

Mary E. Di Iulio 

DSM Capital Partners LLC 

Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon 

Katherine H. Fallon 

Michelle & Peter Farmer 

Tami Feierstone 

Kathleen Fisher 

Nancy Flinn 

Lydia & Robert Forbes 

Carole & Robert Ford 

Gwendolyn & Austin Fragomen 

Renate Franco 

Dora W. Frost 

The Giangrande Foundation 

Goldman Sachs Gives 

Annual Giving Fund 

Claire B. Goldstein 

Arlette Gordon 

Marcia & Joseph Green 

Nancy & James Grosfeld 

Audrey & Martin D. Gruss 

Gunster Law Firm 

Hamilton Jewelers 

Anne & Matthews Hamilton 

Denise & Dan Hanley 

Melinda & Thomas Hassen 

Krista & Jonathan Henley 

Marsha & Carl Hewitt 

Joan & Jeffrey Hoffberger 

Jeanne Hogue & Fritz Bell 

Eileen & Robert Hunt 

Impact 100 Palm Beach County, Inc. 

Jones Foster P.A. 

JPMorgan Chase & Co. 

Nikki & Matthew Kahn 

The Robert and Ann Kennedy 

Family Foundation 

Linda & Michael Kibler 

The Kolter Group 

Cheryl & Alvin Krongard 

Connie & Peter Lacaillade 

Thomas & Carol Lavell 

Amy & Diane Lipsitz-Hayes 

Estate of Faith F. Lovejoy 

Susan & K. Prescott Low 

Barbara and John MacIntyre 

Family Trust 

Peter E. Madden 

Benoit Mailloux 

Kathleen & Eric Margolin 

Patricia McLaughlin 

Audrey McNiff & Tim Cohan 

Adele & George Merck 

Allen Michaan - J S & S 

Michaan Foundation 

Paula & George Michel 

Rhonda & Steven Miller 

Lynn & Mickey Nolen 

Nozzle Nolen Pest Solutions 

Kim & Donald Patrick 

Emilia & Brian Pfeifler 

Margi & Michael Picotte 


Marianne Powers 

Mary & David Pressly 

Joann & Herbert Roemmele 

Myron Rosenthal 

Thomas Rosin 

The Ross Family Charitable Fund 

Diane & Anthony Rutgers 

Scenthound Holdings, LLC 

Amanda & Charles Schumacher 

Estate of Mary Patricia Secula 

Svetlana & Eric Silverman 

Jacqueline A. Sims 

Richard W. Slocum Living Trust 

The Sokol Foundation, Inc. 

Stan Fried Private Foundation 

Beth & Howard Stern 

Ann & George Summers 

Diane & Richard Templer 

United Way Of Palm Beach County 

Very Important Paws 

Milena L. Walinski 

Marcia Waltz-Barrera 

Jessica & Tim Vogel 

The Wisteria Foundation 

Judith & David Zufi 

Anonymous (3) 

$1,000+ 

Betty Abramson 

Jaclyn Aguilera & Jason Torey 

Genevieve & Gaby Ajram 

Alley Cat Rescue, Inc. 

Lisa & Rich Anderson 

Patricia E. Anderson 

Susan & Donald Anderson 

Jane & Christopher Andrews 

Anonymous 

Anonymous 

Arrow Exterminators 

Mr. & Mrs. William Atterbury, III 

Stephanie & Scott Augustus 

John Bade 

The Banks Foundation, Inc. 

Kathy Barbiere 

Diana Barrett & Bob Vila 

Nancy E. Beale 

Blair & Kenneth Beall 

Linda M. Belanger 

Josephine & Bill Benjamin 

Nellie Benoit 

CJ & Turner Benoit 

Juan O. Berdecia 

Iris and Barry Bergman 


Rick Berks 

Alexandra Berlan 

Jean L. Bessette 

Jane Bingham 

Dinah & Larry Bird 

Janell Bloodworth 

Richard Bodwell 

Lisa E. Boepple 

Benton P. Bohannon 

Russell S. Bohn 

Kathleen Booth 

Dorothy & Bruce Bossidy 

Eleanor F. Bowen 

Robert M. Brandjord 

Evelyn S. Braunfeld 

Jason R. Briggs 

Nancy G. Brinker 

Dorothy O. Brockway 

The Daniel and Estrellita Brodsky 


Rita & Charles Bronfman 

David M. Brown 

Jolyn & Jean-Guy Brunelle 

Michelle Bruzik 

Darlene C. Bryan 

Scott Burdt 

Amanda Burgess 

The Donald A. Burns Foundation 

Bruce A. Bursey 

Ruth & Gordon Cadwgan, Jr. 

Patrick J. Cahill 

Clara & John Caldwell 

Carol Calicchio 

Elizabeth & Chris Callahan 

Gayle & Thomas Cammarano 

Camp Rusty Dog Retreat 

Roberta & Michael Canale 

Charlotte Ross Canet & 

Alejandro Canet 

Canopy by Hilton 

West Palm Beach Downtown 

The Ewing Capotosto 

Philanthropy Fund 

The CarMax Foundation 

Frances A. Carsten 

Sherriann & Damion Carufe 

Edna L. Caruso 

Enid E. Cheatham 

Linda & Nick Cladis 

Cheryl C. Clark 

Evelyn Clark 

Olivia & Mark Clark 

Dona & Howard Cohen 

Kim & C. Payson Coleman 

Maria Donaldson-Collier & 

Jacob Collier 

Community Foundation for 

Palm Beach and Martin Counties 

Sue Ann & William Conaty 

Conkling & Lewis Construction, Inc. 

Julie & Michael Connors 

Virginia L. Cook 

Barry J. Cooper 

Sara Cortes 

Cory Craig 

Kathleen & Lewis Crampton 

Barbara & Michael Crimi 

Barbara A. Crowley 

Kathleen & Andrew Cutts 

Carol J. Daniel 

Daszkal Bolton LLP 

Jeffrey Davidson 

Melvin S. Davis 

Caroline & Thompson Dean 

Ms. Allison DeBerard & 

Mr. Jesse Quirion 

John Dellanoce 

Denise & Raymond DeRiggi 

Mark DeRussy 

Mrs. Denise E. Dickins & 

Mr. Kyle P. Hickman 

Donna R. Ditchik 

JB Dixson 

DJS Surveyors, Inc. 

Thomas and Nephele Domencich 

Foundation, Inc. 

Linda & J. Barry Donahue 

Clint Christopher Doorbal & 

Lynnette B. Strasser 

Mrs. Rodman L. Drake 

Barbara Dughan & Edward Granoff 

Pat Dwyer 

Douglas S. Eakins 

Susan D. Elmore 

Diana & Llwyd Ecclestone 

Debra & James Edwards 

Ruth & Robert Escher 

Rhonda & Jeffrey Eves 

Gail & Jack Fairbrother 

Pamela & James Finkelstein 

Sheran & Bernard Flippo 

Florida Public Utilities 

Caryn & John Forgatch 

Charles J. Frankel 

Gertrude & Israel Freedman 

Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

Ruth Frischer & Lawrence Dambra 

Gillian S. Fuller 

Daniel P. Fuoco & Conchi Garcia 

James W. Ganey 

Elizabeth & Dolf Garcia 

Jennifer C. Garrigues 

Carol & Robert Garvy 

Helen & Duff Gerhardt 

Harvey Jones & Robin Gillen 

Deborah & Dennis Glass 

Estate of Lynne C. Glatter 

Linda S. Glazer 

Jon F. Goebel 

Goerlich Family Foundation 

Suzanne P. Gold 

Joel A. Goldberger 

Phyllis Goldblatt 

Ellen M. Goldsmith 

Josh Goldstone 

Virginia Gollery 

Joan & Murray Goodman 

Lance R. Goodwin 

Barbara J. Gottlieb 

Goldie 


Darcy Gould 

Joseph Griffin 

Alex Griswold 

Bonnie D. Gross 

Kate & James Gubelmann 

Helen & Winston Guest 

Mark C. Gussack 

Emily Gutierrez 

Kathleen & Louis Hager 

George D. Haidos 

Silvana & Barry Halperin 

Darlene L. Halstedt 

Alexander Hamer 

Hanley Center Foundation, Inc. 

Edward & Julia Hansen Foundation 

Torrence C. Harder 

Matthew Hazi 

Rawlins Heaton 

Claudia Hehner 

Stephanie M. Heist 

Gardiner Hempel 

Charles J. Herman & 

Margaret R. Herman Fund 

Estate of Elton A. Herrick, III 

Whitney & Scott Hesse 

Jane & Peter Hill 

Monique & Peter Hineman 

James B. Hoffman 

Kalley & Russell Hoffman 

Bruce Holliday 

Lynne Hopkins 

Lynn Horowitz 

John A. Hufty - Hufty Foundation 

Robin & Randall Hunt 

Hunterblu Media 

INN The Dog House LLC 

Ala & Ralph Isham 

Eva & Herbert Jacobi 

Lois D. Jacobson 

J. McLaughlin 

Johnson & Johnson 

Letecia Johnson 

Molly Johnson 

Charles & Hope (†) Jones 

Lynne & Richard Kaiser Foundation 

David Kantor 

(†)Deceased 

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2022 ANNUAL GIVING 

$1,000+ continued 

James A. Kastrinos 

Jayne T. Keith 

Anne Kelly 

Dr. Adrianna Kelmendi 

The Kenelm Foundation 

Ardith D. Kenny 

Miriam & Steve Kimsey 

Susan & Michael Kirkpatrick 

Jonathan Kiviat 

Murray & Sylvana Klein 


Howard Koeppel & Mark Hsiao 

Darby Kordonowy 

Laurie Kramer 

Robin & Aaron Krueger 

Peter A. Kulin 

Elaine & Kenneth Langone 

J. H. Lanier 

Sydie Lansing 

Arynn Larson 

Gail & David Leavitt 

Paula B. Leed 

Debra Leo 

Stephanie Letchinger 

Stacey Leuliette 

Catherine & Clifford Lewis 

Charles Lewis 

Edwin Levy Foundation 

Karen E. List 

Candy Lobeck 

Judy M. Larue & Douglas Long 

Karin & Joseph Luter 

James & Sharon Lynch 

Athena & John Lynn 

Carol & Earle Mack 

Nancy & Edward Madden 

The Billi Marcus Foundation, Inc. 

Margit Brandt Palm Beach 

L.M. Martelle 

Zelda K. Mason 

Massey Family Charitable Fund 

Devon McCready 

Nicki & David McDonald 

Jessica & Steven McGillicuddy 

Sydney & Peter McKelvy 

The McKenzie Artist and Animal Fund 

Mimi & Leigh McMakin 

Molly & Nicholas Mele 

Jane & Kenneth Melville 

Merck Animal Health - 

FKA Intervet, Inc. 

Susan Merritt 

Therese Mersentes 

Bill Meyer 

Eliza Meyer 

Anita & Sam Michaels 

Susan & Daniel Michalopoulos 

Jacqueline E. Michel & 

David E. Weisman 

Susan S. Michel 

Gina Milio Trust 

Catalina Miller 

Leverett Miller 

Nancy L. Miller 

Sylvia & Frank Miller 

Barbara & Bill Millholland 

Marcia & Stephen Miner 

Suzanne & Michael Monte 

Virginia L. Mortara 

Harriet Mooney 

Bert Melnick & Carl Moore 

Virginia & Alfred Morgan 

The Mosaic Foundation of 

R & P Heydon 

Moth and Moon Tattoo 

Charlotte Munder 

Marissa R. Murphy 

Barbara & James Murray 

Laurie D. Nahum 

NCCI Holdings, Inc. 

Tammy Nevin 

Nexgen Enterprises 

Jan C. Nixon 

Judith M. Noren 

Tim and Linda O’Connor 


Lorraine Odasso 

Natalia Ojeda 

Linda R. Olsson, Inc., Realtor 

Paige Oristano 

Beverly & Peter Orthwein 

Susan L. Osborn 

Dan L. Osborne 

Susan Ostrowski 

Isabelle & Ronald Overend 

Oxford 

Debby & John Oxley 

Paladino Rudd Interior Design 

Kit Pannill 

The Richard Laurence Parish 

Foundation 

Bruce B. Parker 

Susan Parsons 

Vincent Pawloski 

Joanne Pearson 

Mary & Dennis Peters 

Susan & Kai Petersen 

Kathleen Peto 

PetSmart Charities, Inc. 

Damon Pike 

Elisabeth A . Pittaluga & 

Philip Cerruti 

Gabriela & David Porges 

Julie & Stephen Prielozny 

Estate of Myrna Priskie 

Linda Rahauser 

Michele Levbarg-Klein Rayden 

& Max Rayden 

Beverly Raymond 

Rebel Gail LLC 

Emily Reed 

The Dale L. Reese Foundation 

Miriam & John Richards 

Kiana Rivera 

Betty L. Roberts 

Martin Roitman 

Mary Jane Rojas 

Sarah & Nicholas Rojo 

Laura & Cary Rosen 

Louis B. Rosenberg 

Hallie Rosenthal 

Donna D. Ross 

Sommer & Thibault Roux 

Ellen F. Ruland 

Marcy & Tom Russo 

Ruby & Andrew Ryba 

Emilia Saint-Amand Krimendahl 

Alix & Scott Sandell 

Ellen M. Sanders-Galkin 

Jill & Matthew Schechter 

Coco & Donald Schefmeyer 

Lloyd B. Schiller 

Alexandra & Ryan Schindele 

Beryl & Robert Schneider 

Cari & Jeffrey Schnipper 

Andrea & Alan Schoen 

James Schultz 

Searcy Denney Scarola 

Barnhart & Shipley 

Gerald R. Seay 

Margaret & John Shaffer 

Shapiro-Pertnoy Companies 

Brittany Shear 

Joan and David Sherman Fund 

Diana L. Shields 

Andrew Shilling 

Allison Shook 

Estate of Marjorie J. Shultis 

Gary L. Siben 

Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation 

Ralph R. Slaton, Jr. 

Laurene & Barry Small 

Diane & Tom Smith 

Tim Smythe 

Lonnie Solomon 

Kevin Spellman 

David W. Squier 

SRE Holdings, LLC 

Jan R. Steele 

William Bainbridge Steele & 

Christopher Putnam Drake 

Joseph P. Steinbach 

Lenore Steiner 

Barbara F. Steinman 

Judith C. & Barry Stern 

Penney Stern 

Christine & Robert P. Stiller 

The Lawrence and Marjorie 

Stoll Foundation 

Philip T. Stromenger 

Joanne Suarez 

Donald Sullivan 

Constance J. Swift 

Eleanor W. Taft 

John J. Tatooles & Victor Moore 

Merle Tausig 

Tax Advisors of Palm Beach, Inc. 

The Taylor Foundation 

Jean W. Terlizzi 

Erik Thorstad 

Christina Tobin 

Joan & James Tofias 

Jane & William Told 

Alison & Robert K. Torrington 

James R. Tracy 

Ellis Trevor 

Kelsey Trundle 

Michael E. Tyler 

Virginia G. Valentine 

Hillary & Warren Van Heyst 

Veronica Beard 

Veterinary Specialty Hospital 

Victory Wholesale Group 

Nancy & Alexander von Auersperg 

Gil Walsh 

Ellen Warhit 

Robin & Fred Warren 

Wash Depot Holdings, Inc. 

Weingarten Philanthropic Fund 

Carol Weltz 

Westreich Finaly Foundation, Inc. 

Kendall Wheeler 

Gail C. White 

Karen & Stephen Wilkins 

Jillian & Brice Wimsatt 

Jeanette & Andrew Witten 

Barrett & Chris Wright 

Wright Thankful Fund 

Wrightson Ramsing Foundation 

Christie & Timothy Young 

Estate of Axel Zdarsky 

Constantin A. Zdarsky 

Madeline Ziccardi 

Cheri A. Zimmerman 

Tango 



GIVING COMES IN MANY WAYS 

– A Donor Story 

“The animals are my passion. I 

believe in this cause, so it’s easy 

to give of myself, whether it’s 

time, resources or raising funds 

for the Walk for the Animals.” 

- Judy Noren 

New to the area, Judy Noren 

wasn’t sure where to turn to when her 

18-year-old dog was at the end of 

his life. A friend suggested she contact 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. 

That was eleven years ago. 

Remembering how compassionate the 

Peggy Adams team was as she said 

goodbye to her beloved pet, Judy 

shared, “They made a heartbreaking 

task a little more bearable.” 

Judy’s first experience started her on 

a giving trend. Her consistent financial 

support includes naming a dog kennel 

and bench in the Lesly S. Smith Pet 

Adoption Center, giving monthly to our 

Annual Campaign, and raising money 

to become the top fundraiser for our 

Annual Walk for the Animals. 

In addition, Judy gives her time to 

Peggy Adams as a volunteer, assisting 

in our Shaggy Shoppe boutique and 

helping at events. Over her 11 years, 

she has volunteered with dog walking, 

laundry, off-site adoption events and 

our annual Christmas Ball. She recently 

volunteered in February at our 22nd 

Annual Walk for the Animals. 

Judy is a true friend to our animals 

– especially the old timers. Often 

overlooked because of their age or 

health, Judy has a special fondness for 

the older dogs. She has fostered many 

throughout the years and has given 

them the love and care they 

so deserve. 

We salute Judy, and all those who 

give - their resources, their time, 

and their hearts – on behalf of 

the animals. 

We invite you to join our 

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE 

The Leadership Circle is made up of individuals who have 

expressed their intention to support Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League annually at a major level of $1,000 or more for five 

years or longer. The stability and support that Leadership Circle 

contributions provide directly saves the lives of thousands of 

cats and dogs in our community each year. The support helps 

us provide shelter and medical services to lost, surrendered 

and homeless animals, and find them their forever homes. 

We are grateful to our Leadership Circle contributors for their 

dedication to the mission of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League, and the dogs, cats, puppies and kittens that deserve 

a second chance at life. Their commitment helps us meet today’s 

needs and build a foundation of support for the future. 

Leadership Circle Benefits Include: 

• Invitation to special events 

• Updates from Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League leadership 

• Inclusion in the Grace Society and 

recognition on our donor wall of honor 

• Recognition in Peggy Adams’ Annual 

Report and select publications 

To join or for additional information, please contact 

561-472-8849 or Development @PeggyAdams.org 

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LET US KNOW WE 

CAN COUNT ON YOU. 

Joining one of our giving societies will provide a stable revenue stream that supports the development of new 

initiatives to ensure that every dog and cat coming to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League receives the shelter, 

medical care and new home they deserve. We accept a variety of assets, including cash, credit card, appreciated 

stock, Donor Advised Fund grants, IRA Charitable Rollovers and endowment gifts. 

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365 

MONTHLY GIVING 

Make a monthly gift commitment to join our 

Monthly Giving Circle. Simply give us a call or join 

online to set up your recurring gift that will be automatically 

deducted from your credit or debit card each month and 

put to work immediately for the animals in our care. 

ANNUAL GIVING 

Pledge to make a generous donation of $1,000 or more 

per year for five years and become a member of our 

Leadership Circle. You will join an exclusive group of 

dedicated animal advocates making a world of difference 

by supporting Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League and 

our mission. 

LEGACY GIFTS 

Including Peggy Adams in your will, trust or other estate 

plans is one of the most meaningful things you can do 

to help countless animals for years to come. Let us 

know how we can help you create your legacy at Peggy 

Adams. Legacy gifts include Bequests, Life Insurance, 

Retirement Accounts, Charitable Remainder Trust, 

Charitable Lead Trusts, Property, Appreciated Stock, 

Charitable Gift Annuities or our Peace of Mind Program. 

How to include 

Peggy Adams 

in your giving plans: 

Legal Name: 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League of the Palm Beaches, Inc. 

Principal Address: 

3200 N. Military Trail, 

West Palm Beach, FL 33409 

Federal Tax ID #: 59-0637811 

For more information on giving opportunities, please contact 

Kati Erickson, CAP ® , Director of Development and Marketing 

at 561-472-8576 or K.Erickson@PeggyAdams.org 


WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF THEM? 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League offers 

PEACE OF MIND 

for pet owners and the animals they love 

•Planned gift program that allows for the 

long term, permanent care of cats and dogs. 

•Provides a plan for the immediate care 

of pets that outlive their owners. 

•Pets receive specialized care and attention 

as soon as the need arises. 

For more information, scan QR code or contact: 

Allison Tardonia, Development Officer 

A.Tardonia@PeggyAdams.org 

561-472-8849 

Education Opportunities 

FOR ALL 

AGES! 

Peggy Adams’ Education 

Department believes that people, 

animals and the environment are all 

connected. Through humane education 

programs, we can all make a lifetime of 

good choices in our treatment of all living 

things and the world we share. 

START 

TODAY! 

We offer a variety of programs, including: 

• Reading to animals 

• Youth and family programs 

• School/homeschool programs 

• Scout opportunities 

• Summer Camp 

REGISTER FOR 

SUMMER CAMP 

TODAY! 

For more information, 

Scan the QR code or visit 

PeggyAdams.org/EDU 

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CORPORATE AND GROUP PARTNERSHIPS 

Have a company or business and interested in 

getting more involved with Peggy Adams? 

We have many opportunities, including event sponsorships, naming opportunities, 

vehicle sponsorships, donation drives and volunteer project groups. 

Here are two examples of organizations giving back: 

Every year, the staff at DSM Capital Partners nominate their 

favorite non-profits to receive an end-of-year donation. This year, 

we were lucky enough to be in the running! Steve Tish rallied his 

colleagues’ votes on behalf of our organization, resulting in us 

receiving a generous gift. Steve’s daughter, Jordyn Tish, was a 

dedicated Animal Care volunteer at Peggy Adams for years, and 

her compassionate care during her time here had such a positive 

impact on our animals. 

With this gift, the Tish family and DSM Capital Partners have made 

a huge difference in the lives of the thousands of animals we care for 

each year! Thanks, friends! 

Jordyn Tish, Steve Tish, with Kati Erickson of Peggy Adams 

Organizing a corporate group project 

is another way for companies to get 

involved! Thanks to this fantastic group 

from TD Bank for spending a day of 

service at Peggy Adams. After packing 

food for Peggy’s Pantry and assisting 

our Animal Care team, they met a few 

of the dogs they served. They made a 

big difference for our animals, and they 

look fabulous in their Rescue Proud gear 

which is available in our Shaggy Shoppe 

boutique. THANKS, TD BANK! 

TD Bank Staff 

Peggy Adams is grateful for the support of 

DSM Capital Partners, TD Bank, and our 

other corporate supporters. They play a 

vital role in providing lifesaving services 

to animals in Palm Beach County through 

their donations of funds, supplies and time. 

For more information about building a 

partnership and/or organizing a fundraiser, 

please contact Kaitlyn Seyler, Community Partnerships and Events Manager 

at 561-530-6057 or K.Seyler@PeggyAdams.org 


Fun + Friends = Saving Lives 

The Young Friends of Peggy Adams (YFPA) is a group of young 

professionals committed to broadening and enhancing the 

base of support for animal welfare in Palm Beach County. YFPA 

members help raise awareness of Peggy Adams’ mission while 

creating a strong network of like-minded individuals passionate 

about animal advocacy. Anyone between the ages of 21-49 is 

eligible to become a YFPA member. 

Membership Benefits: 

• Exclusive invitations to membership social events (discounts where applicable) 

• 10% discount at Peggy Adams’ Shaggy Shoppe 

• Young Friends branded wine tumbler or koozie 

• Annual publications, including The Shaggy Sheet, Pet Photo Calendar, 

and Impact Report 

• Unique volunteering and networking opportunities 

• Support of more than 35,000 animals helped annually by 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

Become a Young Friend. 

Save lives. 

Membership dues: 

$125/Individual/Per Year 

$200/Couple/Per Year 

Scan to JOIN TODAY or visit 

PeggyAdams.org/YoungFriends 

TURN YOUR COMPASSION INTO ACTION! 

PLAN A FUNDRAISER! 

Your family and friends probably know you are very passionate 

about animals, so why not start your own online fundraiser? 

Whether you have an event or special date to celebrate, 

want to honor a loved one or are organizing a bake sale, 

it’s never been easier to organize online! 

Follow these steps! 

Visit PeggyAdams.org/Fundraise 

Choose your campaign type 

Set a goal and customize your campaign 

Spread the word! 

For more information on planning your next fundraiser, 

please contact 561-530-6057 or K.Seyler@PeggyAdams.org

35,437 

Cats and dogs 

benefited from Peggy Adams’ 

programs and services 

6,147 

Lost, injured or homeless 

cats and dogs provided 

temporary shelter 

4,928 

Lost, injured or homeless cats 

and dogs brought to us by 

Palm Beach County residents 

154 

Lost pets reunited 

with their 

grateful guardians 

557 

Kittens admitted into our 

Kitten Nursery where 

they received care 

in preparation 

for entering our 

Foster program 

2 22 

YEAR IN REVIEW 

5,258 

Pets placed into loving homes 

1,119 

Cats and dogs adopted 

from Pet Store partners 

11,389 

Spay and neuter surgeries performed 

3,169 

Cats and Dog who were underage, 

injured or in need of a little extra 

love entered our Foster Care 

program prior to going up 

for Adoption 

4,198 

Community Cats 

spayed or neutered, 

vaccinated and 

microchipped 

at no cost to the 

community through 

grant funding 

695 

Active fosters 

donated 

197,200 

hours 

4,438 

Affordable vaccinations 

provided for cats and dogs 

12,696 

Pets fed through 

Peggy’s Pantry Food Bank 

- a free community pet food 

bank to help keep animals in 

their homes when their 

owners are experiencing 

financial hardships 

639 

Campus Volunteers donated 

34,051 

hours for a total value of 

$971,823 

13 

Companies/Organizations 

served as Corporate 

Volunteering Project Groups 

with a total of 

235 volunteers 

3,866 

Children and families engaged with in-person and virtual 

Humane Education programming, including earning 

over 500 community service hours 

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