HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023 ANNUAL REPORT 2022-2023
Innovation and expansion defined the 2023 fiscal year at the Hawaiian Humane Society. The year was also marked by persistently high shelter populations. While fewer owners surrendered their pets to our care, we saw large jumps in the number of stray animals, particularly dogs and small mammals like rabbits and guinea pigs. Stray animals have longer shelter stays due to legal hold times, as well as the generally more extensive level of care required to meet their needs. Adoption rates held steady, leaving animals waiting for homes for longer periods of time. The biggest news of the year was the opening of the Hawaiian Humane Society Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili on May 20. We are deeply grateful to the members of the Capital Campaign Committee and all of our generous donors for making this $30 million project a reality. While the reach of the new campus is not yet reflected in these numbers, we are excited to share that impact with you in 2024. Several life-saving programs were introduced or expanded in FY23. Foster care provided a vital pressure release for both our staff and our animals during a very busy year, with a more than 91 percent increase in the number of animals assisted by foster volunteers in FY23. More than 400 of the 3,313 animals who benefitted from foster care were dogs who got a break from the shelter environment through the new Couch Crashers program. Of the nearly 1,968 cats and 811 dogs who benefited from foster care at Hawaiian Humane, 371 were neonates, kittens and puppies less than four-weeks old who require round-the-clock care. Hawaiian Humane’s Itty Bitty Kitty Committee provided hands-on training and resources to community members interested in helping this particularly vulnerable population. Our transfer partners are another critical life-saving resource. Hawaiian Humane works with fosterbased rescues to find homes for animals with special needs and to increase our capacity for care. In FY23, we transferred 461 animals to rescue partners, a 55 percent increase from the prior year. We partnered with other nonprofit animal rescues to spay/neuter nearly 1,000 animals prior to adoption or return to their owners, a 287 percent increase over FY22. With your support, Hawaiian Humane will continue to innovate, creating and adopting animal welfare best practices in pursuit of our mission. To save more lives, we need your help. Please choose adoption and encourage friends and family to do the same. Consider volunteering as a foster family - our team makes it as easy as possible to participate. Help the animals in your life and your neighborhood so they don’t have to come to the shelter. With your kōkua and partnership, our commitment to the humane treatment of all animals and the human-animal bond is making a real difference in the lives of the most vulnerable people and animals on O‘ahu. Mahalo for your compassion.
Mike Ching 2022-2023 Board Chair
Anna Neubauer President & CEO
Fiscal Year 2023 Highlights July
Hawaiian Humane celebrates 139 years of service
August
Hawaiian Humane strengthens our efforts to recruit and train dedicated neonate kitten foster volunteers with the launch of the Itty Bitty Kitty Committee campaign
October
Hawaiian Humane’s largest community fundraiser and pet-friendly event returns in-person to Kapi‘olani Park for the first time in two years, raising more than $300,000
October
Hawaiian Humane launches Couch Crashers, an innovative short-term foster program for adult dogs, engaging the public as our partners to provide the best possible outcomes for the dogs in our care while alleviating shelter space constraints
October
Hawaiian Humane opens the new Pet Kōkua ‘Ewa Beach Outreach Center in West O‘ahu, temporarily housed within Child and Family Service until the opening of our second campus
November
Hawaiian Humane’s Ginny Tiu Community Spay/Neuter Center celebrates 25,000 spay/ neuter surgeries performed since opening in 2018
February/ March
Hawaiian Humane launches a new in-depth, hands-on animal behavior training series for staff and volunteers led by Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (CDBC), Marissa Martino, a critical investment in ensuring the optimal care of our animals and setting them up for success both on the adoption floor and in their new homes
April
Hawaiian Humane’s annual Tuxes and Tails gala returns to The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort, Waikīkī, surpassing the projected fundraising goal at more than $1.3 million
May
Hawaiian Humane celebrates the grand opening of our long-awaited second location in ‘Ewa Beach, the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili, on May 20, significantly increasing accessibility to adoptions and Pet Food Bank services to Central and West O‘ahu residents
Board of Directors July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023
Mike Ching CHAIR
Melissa Teves Pavlicek VICE CHAIR
David Okabe TREASURER
Rebecca “Becki” Ward SECRETARY
Eric Ako, DVM Gina Woo Anonuevo Robert H. Armstrong Tim Brauer Leslie Campaniano Shelley Cramer John C. Dean Nick Dreher Elisia Flores Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Elizabeth Rice Grossman Dede Guss
Mi Kosasa Susan Kosasa Nathaniel Lam, DVM, DACVS Whitney Limm, M.D. FACS Stephen B. Metter Mike Regan Lawrence D. Rodriguez Ginny Tiu Rick Zwern DIRECTOR EMERITUS Robert R. Bean
Admissions Hawaiian Humane is O‘ahu’s largest animal welfare organization dedicated to helping local pets and people in need. Our admissions team is on the front lines of providing compassionate care to animals in need and empathy to owners who are forced to make the difficult decision to surrender their pets. Citing the lack of affordable petfriendly housing, high cost of living and challenges of moving off-island with a pet, Hawaiian Humane saw an increase in dogs surrendered to our care in FY23. This increase, compounded by increasingly tight space and staffing constraints, caused Hawaiian Humane to shift our admissions capacity to an appointment-based process.
12,524
ANIMALS WELCOMED INTO OUR SHELTER
5,597
771
5,821
335
CATS
DOGS
4
SMALL ANIMALS
WILDLIFE & LIVESTOCK
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New & Expanded Programs With Hawaiian Humane experiencing critical capacity for dogs in need of care persistently in FY23, we launched and expanded shelter diversion programs to alleviate the pressure on our physical space and our animal care teams. In October 2022, we introduced an innovative new short-term foster program called Couch Crashers that expedites foster onboarding, reduces stress levels of dogs by giving them time to decompress in a home environment, helps us to learn more about the individual needs of each dog, and eliminates barriers to pet fostering and adoption, ultimately making pet ownership more attainable and accessible for all families. We are excited to see how this program performs in its first full year of operation. We also continued growing our Kitten Kit program, which provides free starter kits for members of the public to care for abandoned neonate kittens. This program is geared towards community members who elect to handle all aspects of care for the kittens and may choose to continue ownership of them once they are of age. Kits include kitten formula, nursing supplies, canned kitten food for weaning, a cardboard carrier for transport, hand warmers, a towel, and training resources on caring for orphaned newborn kittens. We look forward to sharing the growth of this program over next fiscal year.
406
COUCH CRASHERS
105
KITTEN KITS DISTRIBUTED
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243
NUMBER OF KITTENS SUPPORTED BY KITTEN KITS
5
Adoptions Hawaiian Humane is committed to strengthening the human-animal bond and eliminating barriers to responsible pet ownership. Keeping adoption fees low while providing excellent care to the animals entrusted to us is just one of the many ways we stay dedicated to our mission. Hawaiian Humane invests significant resources in preparing dogs, cats and small animals for adoption and providing post-adoption support to ensure their well-being and set them up for success in their new homes. All dogs, cats and rabbits are spayed/neutered, microchipped and given species-specific vaccinations and preventatives prior to being available for adoption, and we provide all of the animals in our care with nutritious food and enrichment activities to enhance their quality of life. We are committed to providing critical medical care to those who need it, including non-routine surgeries and the treatment for a myriad of medical conditions like ringworm, heartworm, or upper-respiratory infection. That care doesn’t stop upon adoption. Hawaiian Humane offers free post-adoption care and treatment (PACT) exams for all of its adopted animals. We are also grateful to partner with VCA Animal Hospitals and other participating local veterinary clinics to offer complimentary first exams for all Hawaiian Humane alumni.
7,227
ANIMALS ADOPTED
Mahalo to these off-site adoption partners who collaborate with us to make pet ownership accessible and attainable island-wide:
Hawai‘i Cat Cafe Pounce Hawai‘i PETCO Beretania
3,474 3,157 DOGS
6
CATS
PETCO ‘Ewa Beach
596
SMALL ANIMALS
PETCO Hawai‘i Kai PETCO Kāne‘ohe PETCO Kapolei PETCO Waikele HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
Transfer Program Hawaiian Humane works with transfer partners and foster-based rescue organizations on a multifaceted approach that aims to provide specialized care for animals with special needs, increase overall capacity for care, and ultimately facilitate successful adoptions. This collaborative approach not only benefits the animals but also engages the community in the welfare and adoption of animals in need. In FY23, we transferred 461 animals to rescue partners, a 55 percent increase from the prior year.
175
98.86%
DOGS TRANSFERRED
242
139.60%
CATS TRANSFERRED
44
WILDLIFE TRANSFERRED
Mahalo to our transfer partners for their commitment to giving animals another chance to find a home of their own.
Cat People of O‘ahu
PAWS of Hawai‘i
Love a Cat Charities
Fur Angel Foundation
Lucky Paws Foundation
Hope for Dogs
KAT Charities
Geneva’s Phoenix German Shepherd Rescue
Hawai‘i Cat Foundation
Hawai‘i Dachshund Rescue
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Foster Care Hawaiian Humane recognizes that there are better places for pets to thrive than in a shelter environment, which is why our foster program is crucial, both for the well-being of the animals that require individualized care and to relieve the pressure of space constraints. Whether they are helping pets to socialize, recuperate, rehabilitate or grow, these foster homes help to give each pet a better chance at finding a loving, longterm home. Foster homes are especially valuable for nurturing sick, injured or underweight pets that require specialized care and attention, which may not be feasible in a shelter setting. FY23 saw an intentional expansion of our foster program for neonate kittens, training volunteers to provide the specialized care needed by these tiniest of animals. Our foster volunteer base continued to grow in FY23, with significant increases in pets fostered across all species.
3,684 TOTAL PETS FOSTERED
1,968* CATS
28.04%
811 DOGS
161.61%
91.18%
128 SMALL ANIMALS
60.00%
*Of these, 371 were neonates requiring round-the-clock, specialized care.
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Volunteers Hawaiian Humane’s incredible volunteers are woven into the fabric of our organization. They engage in direct animal and foster care, enrichment and dog walking. They support our administrative functions, outreach services and events. They do laundry, help maintain our facilities, and assist with adoptions and admissions. They are the heart of our organization. We look forward to this team’s continued growth as we expand services provided at our Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili.
135,856
TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS
1,093
TOTAL VOLUNTEERS
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35.93%
18.93%
9
Field Services Hawaiian Humane’s Field Services team prioritizes education in working with the public to address animal welfare issues. This education-first approach plays a crucial role in promoting responsible pet ownership, animal welfare and public safety, which resulted in an increase in warnings and a decrease in citations issued in FY23. Our Field Services team is on the front lines of community education, raising awareness regarding compliance with local animal laws and regulations; the importance of spaying/neutering to curb pet overpopulation, vaccinations, proper care, and microchipping; and working with the community for resolution of animal-related issues. This strategy helps foster a more informed and responsible community, reduces animal-related issues, enhances public safety, and ultimately improves the overall wellbeing of the animals in our community.
5,073
TOTAL COMPLAINTS
1,613
TOTAL WARNINGS
66
TOTAL CITATIONS
784
TOTAL RECHECKS
54.1%
Lost & Found Hawaiian Humane serves as O‘ahu’s official pet lost and found, and we see animals arrive at all hours of the day in need of care. Our Admissions and Field Services teams provide a safe, secure environment for lost pets brought into our care, while working tirelessly to reunite families with their pets, and providing guidance on the proactive measures the public can take to prevent their pets from getting lost, such as proper identification and microchipping.
1.75%
10
1,860
ANIMALS RETURNED
HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
Outreach The Pet Kōkua by Hawaiian Humane outreach program is aimed at preventing owner surrender, as well as animal neglect and overpopulation, by offering resources to keep pets and their people together. The team offers a free Pet Food Bank at the Mō‘ili‘ili and Kosasa Family campuses; wellness and microchipping and clinics island-wide; and access to low-fee and no-fee spay/neuter services. FY23 was a time of transition for the program, with movement between satellite facilities in West O‘ahu disrupting services for a time. Now firmly settled at the new Kosasa Family Campus in ‘Ewa Beach, we look forward to sharing the increased program impact in FY24. As COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, the Pet Kōkua outreach team rebuilt the Pet Visitation program, which seeks to enrich lives by sharing the humananimal bond through Joy Ambassador pet-people teams who visit schools, hospitals, senior health care facilities and more.
188 129.27%
VISITS BY THE PET VISITATION PROGRAM
3,998 191.40%
PEOPLE SERVED BY THE PET VISITATION PROGRAM
244
PEOPLE SERVED BY PET FOOD BANK
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11,264
ANIMALS SERVED BY PET FOOD BANK
52,396
POUNDS OF FOOD DISTRIBUTED BY PET FOOD BANK
11
Education Our Education program is at the forefront of fostering the next generation of animal welfare champions, as well as educating adults about our mission and the importance of issues like responsible pet ownership, Free-Roaming cat management and spay/neuter. This small but mighty team conducts inperson adult and youth presentations, offers curricula for teachers, provides mentorship for age-specific service learning projects, and onboards and stewards Hawaiian Humane’s exclusive Teens4Animals Council. This team plays a critical role in cultivating a more pet-friendly, compassionate community. In FY23, this effort continued to grow.
1.94%
15,060 ADULT AND YOUTH EDUCATED
22.66%
157
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
12
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Shelter Veterinary Services PIZZA BEFORE
Hawaiian Humane’s shelter veterinary services team provides high-quality, high-volume medical care to thousands of animals in need every year. Animals like Pizza, who was brought into our care with what appeared to be a wire snare embedded into her front paw. With her paw swollen and Pizza in pain, our veterinary services team performed surgery to remove the wire and thankfully, was able to save the full function of her paw. Pizza was adopted after making her recovery. In FY23, we strengthened our efforts to prevent disease transmission both within our shelter and the community by vaccinating all dogs and cats as soon as they arrived in our care, regardless of ownership status.
PIZZA AFTER
31,721
TOTAL HEALTH EXAMS
11.15%
18,812 VACCINATIONS
494
46.39%
142
NON-ROUTINE SURGERIES (MASS REMOVAL, AMPUTATIONS, CHERRY EYE REPAIR)
DENTAL SURGERIES
ANNUAL REPORT 2022-2023
13
Spay/Neuter Spaying and neutering is a fundamental strategy to curb pet overpopulation and offers a host of health and behavioral benefits to animals, which is why Hawaiian Humane offers affordable - and sometimes fully-subsidized - spay/neuter services to the community. We also spay/neuter all dogs, cats and rabbits before they are available for adoption. And we support the Trap-Neuter-Return-Manage (TNRM) strategy and offer no-fee surgeries to community cat caregivers who dedicate their resources to this effective and humane way to reduce the Free-Roaming cat population over time. We recognize that this is an island-wide issue and appreciate the clinics who participate in the Feline Fix and Neuter Now programs, subsidized by the City and County of Honolulu, who have contributed toward an enormous increase in the number of animals spayed/ neutered on O‘ahu.
15,584 ANIMALS SPAYED/ NEUTERED
5,839
SHELTER ANIMALS FOR ADOPTION
2,709 DOGS
2,910 CATS
220
SMALL ANIMALS
9.89%
16.17%
3,478
GINNY TIU COMMUNITY SPAY/NEUTER CENTER OWNED PETS
1,841 DOGS
1,635 CATS
5,333
GINNY TIU COMMUNITY SPAY/NEUTER CENTER FREE-ROAMING CATS
14
287.55%
934
TOTAL ANIMALS SPAYED/NEUTERED FOR RESCUE PARTNERS
241 DOGS
693 CATS
HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
Spay/Neuter With Feline Fix Administered by Hawaiian Humane, Feline Fix is a program dedicated to providing no-fee spay/ neuter surgeries for Free-Roaming cats on O‘ahu and is subsidized by the City and County of Honolulu. Hawaiian Humane’s Ginny Tiu Community Spay/Neuter Center is one of several participating clinics across the island. Spaying and neutering Free-Roaming cats and returning them to the areas where they live is an effective and humane way of reducing their population over time.
6,966
FREE-ROAMING CATS SPAYED/NEUTERED (ALL PROVIDERS INCLUDING HAWAIIAN HUMANE) Participating Clinics in FY23 Cat-Bird Vet Mobile Hospital CatFriends Hawaii Pets Veterinary Clinic Oahu SPCA Ohana Veterinary Hospital Hawaiian Humane’s Ginny Tiu Community Spay/Neuter Center
Spay/Neuter With Neuter Now The Neuter Now program provides pet owners with affordable spay/neuter services at participating clinics across O‘ahu. The program is administered by Hawaiian Humane and subsidized by the City & County of Honolulu and local clinics who accept reduced payments for spay/neuter services. Due to programmatic changes in how surgeries are reported, from all Neuter Now certificate holders to only those who qualify for the discounted Neuter Now certificates, there was a significant drop in the number of Neuter Now surgeries performed in FY23.
288
NEUTER NOW SPAYED/NEUTERED PETS (ALL PROVIDERS INCLUDING HAWAIIAN HUMANE)
Participating Veterinary Clinics Blue Cross Animal Hospital Hawaiian Humane’s Ginny Tiu Community Spay/Neuter Center Ohana Veterinary Hospital Cat-Bird Vet Mobile Hospital Kapolei Pet Hospital
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O‘ahu SPCA Wahiawa Pet Hospital Waipahu-Waikele Pet Hospital Makai Pet Hospital Kailua Pet Hospital
15
Committed To Compassion Hawaiian Humane Society is an independent, local nonprofit organization and we rely on the support of generous donors to help us create a truly Socially Conscious Animal Community. As O‘ahu’s largest animal welfare organization, every donation, large or small, does a world of good in the lives of our island’s animals. Mahalo to the donors and supporters who join us in our mission to promote the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals. Your support makes a difference in the lives of local people and pets through more than 30 life-saving and community-based programs and services.
HELEN KINAU WILDER LEGACY GIFTS John Farrington Jean C. Marchant Gail Myers Marita L. Nelson Kazue H. Ueda
Barney S. Takata Revocable Living Trust Carroll Leilani Schuman Revocable Trust Christine T. Nozawa Trust Elizabeth Flora Deinert Trust Elma F. Taylor Fund Estate of Frances M. McClurkin Frank F. & Katharine L. Woodford Trust Irene Harriet Dopkowski Revocable Living Trust Jack and Marie Lord Fund Lord-Struthers Family Trust Madelyn Ross Fund Margaret S. Van Poole Foundation Maria Da Silveira Trust Mary and Paul Wagner Charitable Fund Susan Mahn Fund The Bernard Heong Kin Lum Trust The Marjorie L. Schlabig Revocable Trust Thomas & Katherine Keller Trust Fund
HEROIC HELPERS – $25,000+ Anonymous (2) Bob & Kelly Armstrong Bob & Frances Bean Graham Burns & Erika Sox John & Sue Dean Carol Jones & Larry Jones/ The Larson Jones Family Trust Helen A. Josie Josypenko Dr. Thomas & Mi Kosasa Jim & Lynn Lally Alan Ho & Sylvia Liang-Ho Grant E. Marcus Stephen & Susan Metter Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez
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Stan Schab Ginny Tiu
Anonymous (4) ALTRES & Simplicity HR Lynn and Bruce Gibson Foundation National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii Petco Love Posso Pizza Inc dba Domino’s Servco Foundation Stanford Carr Development VCA Animal Hospitals
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PACK LEADERS – $10,000+ Anonymous (3) Jane E. Austgen Jan C. Bellinger Margery Bronster Antoinette G. Brown Mona M. Chang Vierra Bill Chee Suzanne Diamond Haniotis & Dimitri Haniotis Malindi Fickle & Jason Brand Laurie S. Foster Elizabeth Rice Grossman Mike & Sandra Hartley Gary & Jennifer Herald Lila Jong Patsy K.N. Kalawaia Marilyn & Steve Katzman Eric & Leslie Ann Kawamoto Estelle Kelley Susan M. Kosasa Dr. Whitney & Mrs. Harvalee Limm Michael & Linka Mullikin Gary Oda David & Kellyn Okabe Melissa Pavlicek & Stephen Teves Martin Rabbett & Mark Webb Mike Regan Arthur & June Shida John & Taeko Skinner Morrie Stoebner Ralph Vaughn Ronald & Judy Yamamoto Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman
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Amano McGann Inc AmazonSmile Foundation Atlas Insurance Agency, Ltd. Bank of Hawaii Foundation Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA, Inc. City Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Kun Ai Foundation Crazy Shirts Ellen M. Koenig Memorial Fund Elsie Mitsue Inouye Fund First Hawaiian Bank G.N. Wilcox Trust Hawaii Pacific Health Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation Hill’s Pet Nutrition Irene Harriet Dopkowski Revocable Living Trust L&L Hawaiian BBQ Lifeline Fire & Security, Inc. Patterson Family Foundation Pet Hospitals of Hawaii Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation/ Jack & May Tyrrell Recovery Law Center The James and Juanita Wo Foundation Veterinary Solutions, Inc. Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital Wilfred Shigeru “Byrd” Inouye Designated Fund
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ANIMAL CHAMPIONS – $5,000+ Daniel Arita A. Bernard Bays Marcia Caldirola & Kris Salzer H. Dwight Damon Jeffrey & Karen Deer John & Christina Doty Nick & Koren Dreher Denise & Ace Ellinwood Thyrza P. Eyre James & Vickie Farmer Sandy Fong J. Stephen & Barbara Goodman Devon A. Guard Kathryn Hu Millie Inamine Tim Johnsson Christine K.P. Kim Jeffrey & Catherine Kissel Jodi Lam & Timothy Takaezu Nathaniel K. Lam, D.V.M., D.A.C.V.S. Steven & Jill Loui Cindy Lundy Ann Matsunami & Edward Morris Andrew & Kerri Meade Portland & E.J. Mendivil Klaus Manderscheid & Amy Meng Meng Dynasty Timothy & Carrie Mingle Audrey L. Mueh
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Suraj & Katelyn Patel Richard & Jill Pentecost Susan H. Shishido Jon Kawena Simmons Carol Ann & Mark Solien John & Linda Spadaro Wayne & Linda Takane Rebecca & Ivan Tamanaha Stanley Uyehara Jessie Varble Andrea Woods
Bissell Pet Foundation Central Pacific Bank Ethos Veterinary Health First Insurance Company of Hawaii, Ltd. Hartung Brothers, Inc Hawaii Symphony Orchestra Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company, Inc. Hunt Development Group, LP Island Insurance Foundation ProService Hawaii R. M. Towill Corporation Saint Louis School Surf Line Hawaii The Ben and Miriam Lau Foundation The Wilhelm Group University Health Alliance
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ANIMAL HEROES – $1,000+ Anonymous (15) Randall & Brenda Abe Kimberly A. Aguon-Zehner Carol Ai May & Michael May Roy & Stephanie Akita Dr. Eric & Lori Ako Claudia Akroyd & Robin Cababa Ada Alamani Prince Vittorio & Princess Dialta Alliata di Montereale Elizabeth Y. Amuro Gene & Susan Armacost Alan Atkinson Ray D. Ballungay Kenneth J. Barclay Shannon Bell Dennis A. Bernard Patricia Billington Elizabeth Blalock Emmalisa H. Bledsoe Francie E. Boland Gillian Boss Rodney B. Boychuk Tim & Jeanne’ Brauer G. Richard & Michiko Bruno Caleb & Jane Burns Mike & Lisa Byam Cydonie Cabael & Roman Apana Janis A. Calton Richard A. Carlson Catherine Caudle Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano Warren & Tiffany Chaiko Anne Chan Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano Mimi A. Charette Wieland C. Chee Diane Chen Emmy Chen Julie A. Cherry Molly F. Cherry Jade L. Ching Mike & Joyce Ching Willis & Beverlyn Ching Linda Chow & Julie Padron Darryl Choy Alexander Christensen Jo & Margarita Chung Erin Claggett William Coleman & Chris Frendreis Mr. & Mrs. Steve Colon Roger & Lori Cook
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Christine & James Coté Earle M. Crabe Marilyn Cup Choy Noboko Cushing Lynn R. W. Dagli Caron B. Davis Teresa Dawson Alice Day Jane De Abreu Henry Dela Cruz & Ursula Olds-Dela Cruz Daniel Delbrel Michael & Anne DeLuca Michael Deluca Phyllis & William Dendle Jo desMarets Christine M. DeTommaso Jasmina Dobinchick Doreen & Alexander Dold Peter G. Drewliner Dennis & Dolores Dyer John P. Emery Karen A. Essene Brandt G. Farias Mark Favrow & Nancy Brouillet Rosemary Fazio & Dr. David J. Randell, M.D. Mary Ann H. Fernandes John R. Field John & Tiare Finney Lyn Flanigan Andrea Fleig & Reinhold Penner Mary Flynn & James Saari Marvin & Sandra Fong Darleen Fontanilla Colleen Fox Mary Lou Foy Susan Jean Freitas John & Teri Fritz Jennifer Fu Richard Fucik Herbert & Barbara Fujikawa Hazel K. Fujimoto Troy H. Fujimoto Harold & Jan Fujise Toni R. Fujita Brian Fujiwara & Keith Pedro Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Marion & G. K. Fukuhara Barry & Cheryl Fukunaga Mark Fukunaga & Margery Bronster Denise Furuya Janice Futa
John Gannon Lydia M. Gibson Gregory & Monette Gilding Dede & Barron Guss John & Pam Haddock Linda M. Hamada Dean A. Harada Hannah & Willard Haraguchi Junie Hayashi Ronald Heim Susan & Arthur Henry Lynda & Paul Heran Jean C. Hess Letitia Hickson Charlaine T. Higashi Ryan & Pamela Higashi Dean K. Higuchi Frank, Sandi & Alex Hino Tomie T. Hirano Iris & Y. Bart Hirashima Glenn & Sonia Hirata Lauren Hodge Stephanie Hong Lauren R. Hong Wright Elizabeth J. Honzik Jeffrey & Kathleen Hutter Lehua Ii-Michaelson & Geoffrey Michaelson Lynn M. Inafuku Catharine Incaprera Louise & Michael Ing Yolisa Ishibashi Sean H. Ishii Deborah & Robert Isler Jason & Lisa Ito Christina Iwaida Carl & JoAnn Jacobs Robert & Barbara Janoski Dr. Gary & Melanie Johnson Chuck & Skipper Jones Kathleen Kagawa Walter K.H. Kam Yue-Sai Kan Margery Kanahele & Geoffrey Horvath Mr. & Mrs. Cary K. Kano Ikaika Karney Marjorie Kashiwada Christopher Kasperowicz Dennis & Elaine Kato Leatrice Y. Kato Rev. Nobuharu Kato Wilfred & Jewel Kawano
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Marcus Kaya Denise & Joseph Keala Brian & Shannon Kelly Martha & Roger Khlopin Diane D. Kiefer Annalea Kim Lisa K. Kim Calvin S. Kimura Janice Kimura Patrick V. Kirch Gloria S. Kishi Robert & Adelaide Kistner Derek & Evelyn Kiyota Steve & Deb Knight James & May Kobashigawa Kenneth J. Kobatake Kellyann Kobayashi Linda & James Koishigawa Anton, Julie & Kyle Krucky Jacqueline V. Kubo Sharon Kugisaki Marlene T. Kurihara Mona R. Kushimaejo Amy T. Kwock Carolyn C. Lalakea Alexander Lau Geoffrey & May Lau Geraldine Lee Worldster & Patricia Lee Judith Gordon Leon Lisa M. Lewis Chris & RJ Ligtenberg Lena Lin Ian Lind & Meda Chesney-Lind Marcia H. Little Betty B. Long Douglas W. Lorentz 20
Deborah C. Love Jenna Lucas Kevin Lui Violet A. Lui-Frank Leighton & Valerie Lum John & Allison Lyles J. M. Michael A.T. Maeda Jason Mai Andrea Mailo Anthony Makuakane Potter Tamar Manoukian Robert & Deborah Marshall Carol M. Masuda Diane & Ayano Masuo Barbara & Timothy Mathews Reiko & Milton Matsuda Henry & Judyann Matsuoka Sharon N. Matsusaka-Brewer Dennis K. Matsuura Dr. George O. McPheeters & Diane McPheeters Henry & Patricia McPhillips Ann K. Mee Thomas G. Mendonca Daren Metropoulos Mark Mikasa Jennifer C. Miller Faith Milnes Joanna & Esau Milo Bruce & Cyndee Mirante Dr. Randy T. Mita Scott & Cindy Miyake Michael & Mona Miyamura Regina A. Moreno Bruce & Joy Morimoto Claire & Michael Muranaka
Stanley & Gail Muranaka Thomas & Verna Muraoka Anne & Cat Murphy Carla & Robert Myers David & Lynette Nakama Gayle Nakamura Joanne M. Nakamura Grant Nakashima Anna Neubauer & Eldred Bristol James & Shirley Newman David R. Nichols Gordon & Anita Nihei Claudia L. Nihei Shirley S. Nishizawa John & Suzanne Noland Amanda Norstrand Marjorie S. Norstrom James & Karin Nutter Steven & Dagmar Oato Edwin & Marion Oka William & Hope Oliver Elizabeth H. O’Malley Carole & Edward Onouye Linda Ornelles David & Patricia Osaki Gerrit & Gayle Osborne Ruby Oshiro James & Cion O’Sullivan Theresa Otani Lori Pacarro Bonnie-Lee S. Pang Deborah L. Park Robert & Dawn Pascua Betty M. Pedro Kirtland Peterson Sandra & Roy Pfund Jaysen Piche James & Cherye Pierce Gilbert Ponce Pakinee & Ralph Portmore Steve Prieto & Richard Kennedy April M. Putnam John & Linda Puu James & Cindy Ralar Alan Richards Shaunagh G. Robbins Timothy & Meng Roe Abigail Rose Michele & Richard Rosenblum Iain & Linda Ross Linda J. Rowan Randolph & Stephanie Sakauye Richard M. Sakoda Dr. Thomas H. Sakoda Frances K. Schneider Justin & Faith Seguirant Carl & Lu Seyfer HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
Kyle Shibuya Lauren R. Shigekane Michael & May Shim Frank & Jane Shuller Andrew M. Singer Antonio K. Tan, M.D. & Elisea N. Singson, M.D. Malia Siu Paul Skarpness Kaleiola Smith Susan Smith Jennifer Song Michele S. St. John Iris V. Stepanic James & Linda Stragand Dennis Streveler Stephanie A. Strickland Susan Sugai Lori Ann & Jay Sunakoda Karen H. Tajiri Alan & Lorna Takahashi Carol & Herbert Takahashi Tod A. Takahashi Carol A. Takaki Terrance T. Takaki Gerald & Dorene Takeuchi Jane & Eric Takushi Brian & Nancy Tamashiro Jennie Tamashiro Arnold Tanaka Rod & Fumiyo Tanaka Karlo Tanjuakio Tanya Tano Suzanne & Matthew Tanori Ella & Edward Tokunaga Tyler & Sharlene Tsuda Victor & Iris Tsuha Alfredo & Belen Udani Ruth & Art Ushijima Marion Valle Jan Vestal Kim L. Voigt Allan R. Vosburgh Akiko & Daryl Wakatsuki Pamela Wakukawa Jeffry & Claudia Wallace Rebecca Ward Peter & Sue Ann Wargo Karin Washington Glenn & Debra Weinberg Alan & Jennifer Whinery Jennifer Taylor & Paul White Kobey Williams Jay & Lei Wilmoth Chris Wirsing C. Scott & Nancy Wo Judith Wolfe ANNUAL REPORT 2022-2023
Linda Wright Wong Carol Jean Yakuma David M. Yamagata Rodney & Frances Yamamoto John & Rae Yanagihara Richard & Angel Yanagihara Ronald Yanagihara Frederick & Maryanne Yearian Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga Harriet T. Yoshizaki Evelyn Young Li-Hua Youngblood Elizabeth A. Zeone Anonymous (2) Akira Yamamoto Painting, Inc. Alexander & Baldwin Alii Animal Hospital & Resort Allied Builders System Aloha Chapter of the American Needlepoint Guild (ANG) Aloha Shoyu Company, Ltd. Apple Inc Architects Hawaii Ltd. Architects Pacific, Inc Bank of America Cades Schutte, LLP Carl and Hildgund Bucky Foundation Case Family Fund Case, Lombardi & Pettit Castiglione A Casauria Foundation Church of the Holy Nativity Clay, Chapman, Iwamura, Pulice & Nervell Costco Wholesale
Deloitte & Touche Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. L.Q. Pang Foundation Dr. Arthur & Bonnie Ennis Foundation Enterprise Rent-A-Car Ernst & Young LLP Feather & Fur Animal Hospital Foodland Super Market, Limited G70 Google Matching Gifts Program Grace and Richard Okita Foundation Hawaii Baptist Academy Hawaii Community Foundation Honda Windward Honodel USA Inc. International Market Place Jhamandas Watumull Fund Koaniani Fund Lee Bentley Shinn Family Fund Locations Foundation Mercedes Benz of Honolulu Michael B. Wood Foundation Mutual Underwriters MW Group, Ltd. PetCareNow, Inc. PetSmart Charities Plaza at Kaneohe, LP The Master’s Touch, LLC The Swinerton Foundation Toma Enterprises Waialae Self Storage Partners, LLC Zephyr Insurance, Inc.
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DEVOTED COMPANIONS – $500+ Anonymous (20) Charlene Abe & Keith Kaneshiro Ryan Abella Marianne Adkins Russell Ahana Dale & Katherine Aina David D. Aiu, Jr. Arleen T. Y. Akamine Carol A. Aki Valerie K. Ako Shauna Alam Reynold & Laverne Alexander Nicole D. Amano Hiroko & James Amsbary Jeffrey Andrews Gina W. Anonuevo George & Alice Aoki Evelyn C. Arakaki Jo-Ann H. Arakaki May Arakaki & Richard Rita Gemie & Ken Arakawa Sandra H. Arashiro Mona K. Arizala Mary A. Artese Jay & Karen Asato Leona G. Auerbach Frederick & Julienne Aulwes Marvin & Audrey Awaya Nathan & Dannalei Baba Allan & Frances Bailon Angela Ballard Maureen & Robert Ballard Susan M. Ballard Shirley E. Ballesteros Darcy & Scott Barnhardt Lindamood Gabriele M. Barthlen Jennifer Bauer Tammy & Christopher Bayer Brenda L. Becker Albert & Dolores Bediones Marcus A. Bembenista Gae Bergquist-Trommald Ronald S. Biho Jason Birdsall Evelyn J. Black Michelle Blomgren & Yuan Lu Jeffrey Boeckman & Joanne Hogle Dale K. Bordner Gina Bosco Kathy Bow William H. Q. Bow James A. Brock, D.V.M. Richard & Julie Brock Steven Brody
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Chad & Stephanie Buck John & Megumi Burzynski Audrey Buyrn Jeffrey & Lynn Cabebe Kathleen Camit Ignacio M. Cariaga Paula S. Carroll Jeff & Kimberly Case James & Iris Caswell Sonya Y. Catiggay Melinda & James Cavanah William & Erica Cayetano Marissa Cayetano Ross & John Ross Rowena Cerretti & John Kerr Lucille Chang-Sardinha Reginald & Kim Chapman Nancy & Shun-Lin Chen Po Shu & Doris Cheng Sandy P. Chikasuye Burt & Carolyn Chinen June & Shannon Ching Jonathan & Cora Cho Keith & Peggy Chock Judy Choo Geraldine C. Choy Steven Choy Michael & Evelyn Chun Stewart Chun Wayne C. Clatte Eloise & Jerry Coiner Juliette Cooke Stuart Copp & Raenell Bergantz Timothy A. Craig
Douglas A. Crosier Thomas & Shirlee Cunningham Chester L. Dal Santo Krista Davidson Barbara De Lucca Carey Deer Karen Degner Ronald & Michele DeMello Lisa Holt-DeSa Edward Diehl Franklin & Annette Distiso Joanne Dougherty & Steven Chang Thomas Drazin Samuel & Kathy Dunn Jon & Mary Lou Earll Miho Eastman Kyung Hae Eichler Jason Eisenberg Evan Elder Eric Enjada Tochiho K. Enomoto Nola R. Epp James & Chikako Epure Sonja E. Esteras Susan Ezawa Eleanor Fahrenwald Michele & Dennis Faller Rebecca & John Faunce Lisa Favreaux Christopher J. Ferry Jane S. Festerling Paula Fitzell John R. Fleckles
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Ross Fujii Wayne T. Fujimoto Craig M. Fujino Evangeline Fujita George & Lei Fukuhara Wanda Y. Fukunaga Stephen & Gloria Gainsley Norman & Lee Gantz Patricia A. Gee Robert & Cynthia Geiling Francis & Jayne George Maimona Ghows Patrice M. Gionson Sam Goin Bobby R. Gordon Colleen F. Goto-Ono David & Angela Goya Pamela J. Grant Dr. Werner & Katherine Grebe Rose L. Greenwell Jay Grekin & Judy Stubbs Joyce A. Hada Diane & James Hall Aaron & Tammy Hamada Sybil & David Hamada Wesley & Jill Hamasaki Josh Hamilton Shelby M. Hankee Jacob Hanohano Ann Y. Harada-Goodell Allison Hart
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Godwin & Barbara Hashimoto Harold & Yvonne Hashizume Suzette & Sean Heely John Henning Katharine Hermann Cody Higaki Stephen & Terrie Higuchi Eric T. Hirano Ingrid Hirazumi Norine Hisashima Alexander & Anukriti Hittle Amy Hiura Norman F. Ho Ken Ito & Elizabeth Hokada Charlyn H. Honda Masini Shawn Hooton Brian & Carole Horiuchi David & Ellen Huntley Eugene M. Ichiyama Lon Ierley Aaron Ihori Charlene K. Ikeda Joseph Incaprera Kristy Ing Linda & Peter Ingram Juliane & Wesley Inouye Lars Isaacson Vance M. Ishibashi Shari Ishikawa Michael & Julie Ishioka Janell A. Israel
Gary & Karen Ito Janie H. Iwai Michael W. Jackson Judith S. Jakobovits Barry Jarvis Richard & Judi Jinnai Randy Moore & Lynne Johnson Norman Johnson Terry R. Joiner Raymond & Corinne Kagemoto Sally Ann K. Kamae Preston & Cynthia Kamikawa Shigeru & Kumiko Kaminaka Garret & Katherine Kanai Alyssa & Andres Kaopio-Lopez Gladys Nakamura Kasai Ted Kashiwamura Linda J. Katagiri John & Lori Katahira Henry & Pearl Katsuda Toshiko Kawai Michael Kawano David Keliikuli Kay Kelly Stephanie L. Kendrick Mandy Kiaha Sandra E. Kim Susan & Paul King Ann K. Kinoshita Tracy Kirkham Bruce Minsky & Connie Kissinger Allan & Hilda Kitagawa Alan Kobayashi Carolyn K. Kobayashi Diane E. Kodis Dr. Steven & Estrellita Komura Ronelle K. Kopp Pavel Kosyak Pat Kraemer & Jim Stockman Ricky & Ethel Kubota Antonia Kudurogianis Georgia Kudurogianis Cenda-Michelle & Lee Kunimitsu Kelvin & Joni Kurisu Janell Lacoste Ka Mei Lam Larry & Melissa Lamerson Rachel A. Lange Pamela Larsen Bonnie Van Leng Lau James Lawhn Hiep Hoa Le John & Kumi Lederer Jacqueline Lee Kenneth A. Lee Kyle Lee
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Creighton & Linda Lee Summer K. Chun Lee Tommy & Lori Lee Alan Leong Oren & Joann Leong Janey Lindbo Vernon & Sherrie Ling Jacqueline & George Linnik Sheree & Levani Lipton Debbie Liu Sharon S. Llewellyn Christopher Loftis Sandra A. Loo Roberta M. Lovely Cynthia A. Lum Kerry Lynn Lum Steven M.C. Lum, M.D. Deborah Lung-Placek Charles Lunson Leslie E. MacDonald Benedict & Gail Madriaga Janice K. Maeda Nedra Manson Robin & Daniel Marcom Andrew T. Matayoshi Kylie T. Matsuda-Lum Alan Matsui Alan Matsukawa Raymond & Jane Matsuo Carol Matsuyama Domingo Matute Heidi L. Maxie Jaime A. McCarthy Patti McElaney Mark McKellar J. Steven & Darlene McMullen James McPeak Mi Meechan Caralyn & Michael Merrill Ann H. Michaud Cindy Mikami Brook & Diana Miller Charles Miller & Stephanie Marshall Markham Miller & Sophie Saito Erin Minaya Edwin & Ellen Mito Harry & Ethel Miyachi Ashley Miyakado Amy S.K. Miyamoto Sandra S. Miyashiro Sharyn L. Miyashiro Senator Norman & Harriet Mizuguchi Charles T. Mizuta Christopher & Suk Cha Mohr Michael Moore Patricia A. L. Moore
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Marcia A. Morgado Marc & Dawn Morikami Kiyoko & Maki Morimoto Majel A. Morimoto Lauren Morisato Harry & Michelle Morris Steven Morris & Renee Ramsey Ronald & Kathleen Morton Ken & Noreen Mumaw Eloise & Conrad Murashige Darryl Y. Nagano Stephanie E. Nagata Lillian A. Nagatori Shirley M. Nagatoshi Carolyn H. Nakagawa Dennis & Susan Nakaishi Margaret O. Nakashima David & Marlan Nashiwa Jemal & Atsuko Ned Paul E. Nelting Catherine Ngo Mylinh T. Nguyen James Carlton Nichol, Jr. Sandra L. Nicholl Janet & Clifford Nishihara Wallace & Jana Nitta Gary & Barbara North Harriet Naomi Nortman Kenneth & Elaine Ockermann Scot & Val Oishi Raymond & Trudy Okada Neal & Amy Okamoto Richard Okamoto Osmond & Elaine Okazaki Richard & Melva Okazaki R. R. Okubo Ruby Okumura Dale & Gary Oliva Tracey & Bill Olson Ann K. Ono Danae Orellana Rockygirl Osaki Chong Georgiana & Samuel Oshio Paul T. Osugi Susan E. Ota John & Libby Otte Alvin & Mary Oyadomari Pualani Paiaina Laeton & Lena Pang Benjamin & Mealani Parish Joanne & Frank Parker Kelly D. Parks & Maureen A. Kelley-Parks Wayne & Lanette Pascua Donald J. Patten Robert M. Pedigo
Allen & Tammy Perry Kristina & Michael Phillips Alan Poepoe Jon & Ellen Polokoff Jeffrey & Sandi Portnoy Daniel Ports Diane L. Radcliffe Rachel M. Ray Mark Recktenwald & Gailynn Williamson Angela Reed & Shawn Reed Robert T. Reeves Peggy S. Regentine Christine & Gary Relyea Stephanie Rezents James C. Richardson Elizabeth & Richard Riegels Katherine Rinchetti William & Emi Robillard Conrad Rodenbeck Pamela J. Roth Nora & Arcenio Rumbaoa Julia Saito Steven S. Saito Victoria K. Sakai Bert S. Sakuda John Salvino Anthony & Tammy Samalino Sharon L. Samson Brian Sanchez Patrick A. Santos Matthew A. Sasaki Gilford & Shareen Sato Yuka Sato George Schmelzer & Judith Inazu Gail S. Myers Alvin & Karen Scott Arthur Shak Lonna & John Sherwin Lorna S. Shima Marian K. Shimizu Stacey G. Shimomura Alan & Ember Shinn Tiffany & Tucker Siegfried Brandon Silva Mary L. Silva Gary & Akemi Simon Theodore & Judith Simon Daniel & Raccine Singer Arleene D. Skillman Kimberly Smith Beverly J. Soares Catherine A. Sorensen Serena Stefanic-Phillip & Solomon Phillip Patricia Stevens
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Vicky E. Stewart Jane Sugimura Natalie Suiter Brian & Carolyn Suzuki Miles & Reverie Suzuki Randal & Joyce Suzuki Dr. Mark & Brenda Szasz Taren Taguchi Lornna & Chris Takahashi Beatrix Takenaka-Meyer Linnelle L. Takeuchi Randy, Eliza & EJ Talavera Sherolyn & Timothy Tanabe Carolyn F. Tanaka Arleen & Charles Tarnay Burt & Patti Tasaka Jean A. Tateishi Lloyd & Constance Teixeira Young Tepedino Charlie Teves Allen & Michele Thach Jill E. Thach Kyle A. Thompson William & Patti Tildsley Samuel Tiu & Nicholas Winchester Laurie & Bradley Tokeshi Diane Tom Juanita Y.M. Tom Michael & Marlene Tom Lucy C. Toma Burton & Carol Tomita Russell Tote Wallace & Carolyn Towata Bob & Lynne Toyofuku Colleen K. Tsuda Thomas H. Tsuhako Lori Tsukamoto Vivian & Kent Tsutsumi Arden Turnbull Terry & Cheryl Tyler Roy H. Umeda Leslie & Annie Usui Bette & Alexander Uyeda Craig S. Uyehara Machiko & Kenneth Uyehara Lisa H. Uyesato Shane & R. Lyann Vagay Christine A. Valles Brittany Wake Marie & Valerie Wang Vanessa Wang Roy H. Watanabe Leinee & Paul Watase Erik Webb Debra Weinberg Dorrel Whinery
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Iwalani D. White Beth Whitehead Robert & Seiko Whittier Gary & L.S. Wild Craig Williams & Jessica Chau Shelley Wilson Ginger Winger David & Arporn Winsko Craig Wo Bridget A. Wong Danny & Lorrie Wong Howie Wong Naomi Wong Jennifer Wood Lawrence & Nadine Woode Joan H. Worthen Robert Wright Jiamin Wu Bryant K. Yabui Charlotte N. Yamada Roy Yamaguchi Dorene K. Yamamoto Stanley S. Yamaoka Lambert J. Yamashita David Yasuda Neal & Marian Yasuda Mary Ann Mei-Wan Yip & Wing-Cheung Yip Yvonne & Jerry Yogi Cheryl L. Yoshida Peter & Adrienne Yoshihara Keith & Marian Yoshimura Patsy & Yoshiharu Yoshimura
Glenn Yoshioka & C. Ann Whang-Yoshioka Carol Young & John Prest Ivan Young Clayton & Elva Yuen Shirley Yuen
Anonymous (1) Akamai Practice Management Ben Bridge Jewelers Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Hawaii Realty Concannon Lumber, Co. Dr. Tung’s Inc. EA, Inc. Harbor Shores Apartment Hotel, Ltd. Hawaii Keepsake Collectors Club Itron, Inc. Jordan Park Mission 1st Fund KMH LLP Louis and Flori Petri Foundation Macy’s West G.I.F.T Olive Tree Cafe Pounce Hawaii, LLC Royal Contracting Co., Ltd. SEEQS Charter School Snobby Cats The Baxter International Foundation The Omidyar Group The Quinlan Foundation The Tinybell Charitable Fund Zippy’s Restaurants
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West O‘ahu Capital Campaign Giving This listing of the West O‘ahu Capital Campaign donors is not limited to FY23, but inclusive of all pledges and donations toward the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili. Anonymous (3) Carol Ai May & Michael May Gina W. Anonuevo Bob & Kelly Armstrong Steven K. Baker & Nan S. Hwang Bob & Frances Bean Albert & Dolores Bediones Evelyn J. Black Michelle Blomgren & Yuan Lu Kara Borges Vicki Borges Tim & Jeanne Brauer Leslie Campaniano Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano Carl K. Chien Mike & Joyce Ching Jo & Margarita Chung Shelley & Michael Cramer Rita Y. Degnan H. Mitchell & Barbara D’Olier Gary Edwards & Lisa Brewer Mary Ann H. Fernandes Malindi Fickle & Jason Brand Andrea Fleig & Reinhold Penner Elisia & Megan Flores Ellice Flores Marvin & Sandra Fong Garrett & Terri Fujii Karen S. Fujimoto Stephen & Gloria Gainsley Elizabeth Rice Grossman Dr. Darin & Ann Hisanaga Alan Ho & Sylvia Liang-Ho Brian & Carole Horiuchi Dana K. Izumi Michael & Pamela Jones Yue-Sai Kan Marilyn & Steve Katzman Laurie A. Kawasaki Estelle Kelley Stephanie L. Kendrick Ivan & Patricia Ketterman Susan & Paul King Mary Kondo Dr. Thomas & Mi Kosasa Susan M. Kosasa
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Duane & Susan Kurisu John Lacy & Evie Black Jodi Lam & Timothy Takaezu Nathaniel K. Lam, D.V.M., D.A.C.V.S. Cathy O. Lee Gabe & Shirley Lee Dr. Whitney & Mrs. Harvalee Limm Elizabeth Lum Grant E. Marcus Ann Matsunami & Edward Morris William McCorriston Stephen & Susan Metter Bruce & Cyndee Mirante Riki & Karen S. Morimoto Grant Nakashima Anna Neubauer & Eldred Bristol David & Kellyn Okabe Raymond & Trudy Okada Steve E. Okino Rick Ornellas Cleighton & Sharon Pang Melissa Pavlicek & Stephen Teves Steve Prieto & Richard Kennedy Martin Rabbett & Mark Webb Mike Regan Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Stan Schab Loretta A. Sheehan Carol Ann & Mark Solien Carol & Herbert Takahashi Terilyn K. Takahashi Colleen Tanaka Ginny Tiu Ruth & Art Ushijima Daralee J. Wang Rebecca Ward Cindy Winegar Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga
Anonymous (3) Alexander and Baldwin ALTRES and Simplicity HR Altres Foundation APM Cares, Inc. Atherton Family Foundation Atlas Insurance Agency, Ltd. Bank of Hawaii Foundation Central Pacific Bank City Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Kun Ai Foundation Emmett R. Quady Foundation First Hawaiian Bank Foundation First Insurance Company of Hawaii, Ltd. Gentry Homes, Ltd. Hawaii Ironworkers Stabilization Fund HMAA Hunt Development Group, LP Irene Harriet Dopkowski Revocable Living Trust James Campbell Company, LLC McInerny Foundation Saks Fifth Avenue State of Hawaii Stoebner Family Charitable Foundation The Cades Foundation University Health Alliance
HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
Financial Report July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023
Funding Sources
Use of Funds
Contributions 7,842,211
Animal Care 8,744,324
Adoptions & Other Fees 1,489,669 City & County Animal Services Contract 4,533,893
Restricted Capital Gifts and Pledges 2,465,157 City & County Neuter Now Contract 249,850
City & County Neuter Now & Free-Roaming Cat Program 249,850
Support Services 1,306,404
Fundraising Expenses 1,516,531
Education & Community Programs 845,009
These numbers were unaudited at the time of publication. A copy of the complete independent auditor’s report is available upon request.
ANNUAL REPORT 2022-2023
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