Fall Newsletter 2011 (Sep - Nov '11)

Hawaiian Humane Society

Newsletter

September - November 2011

More furry friends find homes Innovative promotions, coupled with ambitious expansion, meant a banner year for adoptions. In total, 6,734 animals were placed with new

families from July 2010 through June 2011. National studies have revealed that adoption price in a downturned economy can affect the volume of adoptions but does not affect a family’s commitment to provide a home for life.

Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

This year we wrestled with an increase in homeless animals and offered our most creative promotions to prevent a decrease in adoptions. Free over (age) 3. Fifty percent off.

Pick Your Pet & Pick Your Price. Valentine’s Day Doggie Speed Dating in the Park.

Priceless Pets. You name it – we did it this year. Adoptions were free on many occasions and donations paid for the more than $250 in services that we invest in every animal.

You made it happen!

Did you know?

Humane Society cats and dogs will be available for adoption: Sunday, September 18 11 am - 1 pm Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford

A record-breaking 2,646 cats found new families. In addition to adopting out felines from the shelter, we team up with PETCO Kapolei to adopt out Humane Society cats every day.

Many felines have also found new homes at several adoptions events from military bases to Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford. At a recent “Adopt a Pet” event at the auto dealership, seven cats found new Continued on page 4 Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

Rescued Waianae dogs get new start In June, the Humane Society embarked on a rescue mission in waist-high grass in the thick of the night searching for dogs in distress. Ten dogs were discovered – one dead and nine starving and near death. They were rushed to intensive care.

It all started when a concerned neighbor flagged down a humane investigator driving by. The neighbor said the owner of the dogs had been gone for nearly a month. Some Continued on page 2

Initially found near death, the dogs received life-saving treatment from Humane Society’s animal care team.

President’s Message

Hawaii becoming a better place for animals If there are just two any of our 30 programs and services. words to describe our 2010 to 2011 year, In addition, admissions they are heroism and activism. This rose to 30,186 animals. year we celebrated That’s an 8% increase from the year prior.

Hawaii’s largest rescue of more As Oahu’s only openadmissions shelter, we than 150 dogs from a Waimanalo have no control of the Pamela Burns has served as the volume of animals that breeder. Despite Hawaiian Humane Society the resources of come to us for care.

President and CEO since 1990. time, money and Yet we stand firm in our belief that there expertise required to care for these dogs and nearly 80 must be a place that all animals are welcome. We ensure that thousands puppies, we refused to compromise of homeless animals are kept from roaming the streets struggling to survive. We ensure that pets do not become neglected at home when people have no time or no way to care for them.

Our passion helped us through and while staff and volunteers were pushed to their limits, we still managed to thrive. We were named one of “Hawaii’s Best Places to Work” in 2011.

Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

We also strengthened our resolve to find every healthy, adoptable animal a home. Nearly 2,000 animals were treated in foster care. Adoptions rose

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by 17%. In fact, 6,734 animals found new families this year – our highest number of adoptions since 2002.

Volunteers spent more than 124,000 hours working side-by-side with us. That’s a 120% increase from the year prior. We are amazed at the generous spirit of donors, volunteers, businesses and welfare groups.

We are helping more animals than ever before – in every Oahu community from Kapolei to Kahuku and Waimanalo to Waianae.

I hope that you will walk with us on October 2 at PetWalk and step out in celebration of animal welfare in Hawaii.

Rescued Waianae dogs get new start From page 1 dogs were found chained with no access to food or water.

According to the owner, she had paid a teenager $20 to care for them. She was charged with six counts of animal cruelty and her case is pending in court.

Fearful and shy, the dogs received life-saving medical treatments and were rehabilitated in foster care. All have since found homes through our adoptions program.

Cost of this rescue was $10,000 and your most recent donation paid for it.

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Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

It’s A Date

Visit hawaiianhumane.org to learn more.

September 18 – Rumble on the Roof Mustangs galore from 11 am to 4 pm at the Honolulu Ford Lincoln Mercury dealership in Kalihi. The Rumble is presented by Honolulu Ford and Hawaii Performance Mustangs. Proceeds benefit the Humane Society.

PetWalk – October 2 The 21st Annual PetWalk is set for October 2 at Magic Island at Ala Moana Park. Registration is at 7 am and the walk begins at 8 am.

Holiday Toy Drive - November Donate a new pet toy from now through November so every adopted animal can go to their new home with a new toy. Call 356-2225 or visit hawaiianhumane.org for drop off locations.

Santa Paws – November & December For a $25 donation, pets, both naughty and nice, can have their holiday photos taken with Santa by a professional photographer.

Includes a CD with all images.

Santa will be at the Humane Society on November 19 and 20 from 10 am to 4 pm. He will also be at Ward Center on November 17 from 5 pm to 8 pm and on December 3 and 4 from 10 am to 4 pm.

Puppy Mill case updates In February, the Hawaiian Humane Society rescued more than 150 dogs from deplorable conditions at a puppy mill in Waimanalo.

Visit hawaiianhumane.org to get the latest updates on the Waimanalo Puppy Mill case.

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Pamela Burns President & CEO Jacque LeBlanc Kristin Herrick Editors Published quarterly by the Hawaiian Humane Society 2700 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Phone (808) 946-2187 Fax (808) 955-6034 hawaiianhumane.org On Oahu, the Hawaiian Humane Society shelters, rescues, adopts and welcomes all animals all day and every day.

100% of your gift stays in the islands for the benefit of Hawaii’s animals and people. As an independent non-profit, we receive no funds from mainland animal welfare organizations.

139 cats sterilized in one-day event In effort to combat feline overpopulation, the Hawaiian Humane Society held a one-day spay and neuter event.

Nearly 140 cats were sterilized.

Mahalo to all of the volunteers who made this event possible.

More furry friends find homes From page 1 homes. Kaneohe resident Sydney Kenny went to a recent adoptions event at the dealership looking for a puppy. She ended up falling in love with two kittens. McKenna’s has helped adopt out nearly 70 dogs through their events too.

Adoptions programs aren’t the only way that many find the love of their life. Fostering cats and kittens is

usually a short-term assignment, but some turn permanent. This year more than 40 felines have been adopted by their foster families.

Dog adoptions totaled 3,480 and every single canine had a special story.

When we received a dog in distress call, investigators Cori Thom and Vernon Ling hopped in their rescue trucks and headed for Waimanalo.

They found three dogs chained with no food or water, one of which was severely emaciated with masking tape binding her muzzle.

The owner claimed the tape was used to train her to keep off the grass. He had left her muzzle bound for 10 hours.

Nine is loving life and getting spoiled by her new family.

Our officers negotiated the dog’s surrender and she was brought in to our care. After intensive

foster care, she was adopted by the Langan family of Honolulu. Her new family, who named her Nine, can’t say enough good things about her.

“She’s the most special, gentle dog I’ve ever known,” said John Langan.

“She’s just a sweetheart and everyone who meets her loves her.”

Cats and dogs weren’t the only stars of our adoptions efforts. In fact, 608 animals of other types found homes.

The 250-pound pig that took up residence in our puppy pen for two weeks found a family in Waianae and has become a spoiled celebrity in her neighborhood.

Three easy ways to give Gifts go a long way to help local animals Give Aloha at Foodland

Aloha United Way

All through September, you can make a donation at any Sack N Save or Foodland at check out that will be partially matched by Foodland. Simply mention code number 7720.

Select 70541 for emergency pet foster care for people in crises, 70543 for pet foster care for military who are suddenly deployed with no one to help or 70542 for pet visits to hospitals and senior care facilities on Oahu.

CFC Salutes the Animals

This fall federal employees can donate through the Combined Federal Campaign. Government employees and the military can make a contribution. Select charity 20356 to salute the animals.

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Unusual admissions turn up at the shelter What do a bearded dragon, a skink and albino snake have in common?

They all found their way to our openadmission shelter.

As an amnesty drop off site, we welcome illegal, exotic animals and

owners can surrender them to us instead of releasing them in our neighborhoods. Our partnership with Animal Crime Stoppers generates tips to help find exotic and animals, and the State Department of Agriculture serves as our partner for re-homing.

Teen program ignites activism Have fun. Help Animals. Create change. These were the goals of nearly 60 teens who participated in the six-week Teens 4 Animals Summer Experience program.

Students took signs to the streets for roadside rallies. They took lei and adoption messages to retailers from Honolulu to Kailua.

The teens also distributed education materials and pet food to Waimanalo’s homeless families.

“I never could have imagined when the program started that we would reach out to the homeless,” said Amanda Tsuhako, a 2011 Iolani graduate. “Teens 4 Animals combined my readiness to volunteer

and, of course, my love for animals.”

Students saw the pain and suffering of dogs kept in puppy mills and used their compassion to create videos and Facebook messages to educate their friends. They also protested the use of wild animals by the entertainment industry.

Teen volunteer Diana Tran puts her new training skills to work.

“After taking this course, I want to help educate teens about humane awareness and the human animal bond,” said Carly Nitta, a Waianae

High School senior and Waianae Coast Teen Advisory Panel member.

Calling all Windward Teens!

The Hawaiian Humane Society needs members for its teen advisory panel. Members will earn community service hours and help Waimanalo animals.

The public is invited to the teens’ first event, a pet blessing from 10 am – 1 pm on Saturday, September 17 at the Waimanalo District Park.

Call Ronda at 356-2247 or visit hawaiianhumane.org for more information.

Carrie Puzal and Carly Nitta lead the pack for a roadside rally in Kailua.

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Join our cause by stepping out for the animals Celebrate pets and people for the Humane Society’s 21st Annual PetWalk on October 2 at Magic Island. Registration starts at 7 am and the walk begins at 8 am. The celebration continues after the walk

and includes entertainment, a best trick contest, a costume contest, exhibitors, games and silent auction.

Businesses and people with a heart for the animals have rallied together for PetWalk to ensure that we can continue to provide more than 30 programs and services from animal rescues and cruelty investigations to our pet food bank and youth Photo by Wag and Snap Photography activism projects.

Mahalo to our sponsors HMSA GumBone Ginny Tiu’s Team

For more info, contact events@ hawaiianhummane.org or 356-2225.

Congratulations to PetWalk T-Shirt design contest winner Mitchell Fong of Kailua! More than 45 artists submitted their designs and his was selected best in show.

Media Hounds KITV Island Television

Teams and individuals are collecting donations from now until October to help us reach our $165,000 goal and save more animals. Visit hawaiianhumane.org to get started.

Get your PetWalk T-shirts today

Grand Champions Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford

Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

KSSK – Clear Channel

Loyal Companions Aqua Hotels and Resorts Bayer Animal Health Care Bonterra Solar Calvin & Susie Hagadone Printing Hawaii’s Pets by Deb McGuire & Mutual Publishing Hunt Development Group

Iams Pet Care Ohana Doggie Day Care and Spa PETCO Foundation Tropical Roofing & Raingutters, Inc. United Laundry Services, Inc. Vinnie Bean’s Team

To order shirts with your team’s logo, call 356-2225.

Special sponsor offers – Visit hawaiianhumane.org to learn more!

Bonterra Solar Systems heats up PetWalk with a $300 donation for the animals for new customers purchasing their hot water or photovoltaic systems until November.

Call 548-7657 and mention code “Bonterra PetWalk.”

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Tropical Roofing & Raingutters raises the roof with a $750 discount for Humane Society supporters interested in their roofing services until November 15. Call 847-0030.

PetWalk 2011 “

Why I Walk

The Hawaiian Humane Society is not a chapter of a mainland organization like so many others. The bottom line is that I’m a dog lover and so are all of us at McKenna’s Windward Ford.

– Mike McKenna, McKenna’s Windward Ford

Mike, pictured with his daughter, Ms. Michael, and Ipo

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HMSA supports the Society’s work in which

volunteers and their pets frequent more than 50 hospitals and care centers to bring joy to patients islandwide. Studies have shown that interacting with animals can decrease blood pressure, cholesterol levels and feelings of loneliness.

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– Francie Boland, Vice President of HMSA

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We’re so excited to participate in this

entertaining event that brings so many pet lovers together to help such a worthwhile organization – the Hawaiian Humane Society. GumBone, the fun treat, is thrilled to be a part of PetWalk!

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– Dave Pang, Ilio Products partner and distributor of GumBone

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I support PetWalk and the other programs of the Hawaiian Humane Society because animals add so much to our lives. Animals are living creatures – they deserve to be treated humanely. I adopt all my dogs, and really believe in the mission of the Humane Society. PetWalk is one way that I can help to raise money to protect these animals. I have traveled the world, and as much as I enjoyed seeing the beautiful sights, nothing compared with the joy of coming home to the unconditional love of my dogs. They really touch my heart. Join me in helping the animals of Hawaii that need us!

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– Ginny Tiu

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Pet-Wor thyproducts Hawaii’s Pets

A spirited showcase of local pets, this gift book features the photography of Deb McGuire. A donation will go to the Humane Society for every book sold. Pick up a copy at the shelter, or visit mutualpublishing.com to order. $10.

GumBone

GumBone is the fun, all-natural dental chew that reduces tartar on teeth and freshens breath in dogs. Available at the Humane Society and various retailers. $4.99/small bag. $11.99/large bag.

Cat Charmer

Lure cats into a game of “catch and release.” The charmer provides great aerobic exercise too! Available at Calvin & Susie at Kilohana Square in Kapahulu. $6.50.

Contests show off student talents for animal welfare Understanding that Oahu’s youth are a key component to developing a humane community, Hawaiian Humane Society is reaching out to Oahu’s middle and high school students. Win 4 the Animals contests call tweens and teens to use their talents and raise humane awareness.

Voice for the Animals – Young writers are challenged to be animal advocates through essay and poetry. Entries should

focus on how a more animalfriendly community can benefit everyone or why pet adoption is so important. Deadline is Oct. 22, 2011.

Two other contests have deadlines for early next year: Hawaii State Science & Engineering Fair and Speak Out for Animals.

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for details on all contests.

Cash prizes, private behindthe-scenes shelter tours and an invitation to the exclusive Winners’ Circle Shelter Bash await the dozen winners.

Free symposiums designed to help contestants understand contest topics will be held at the shelter.

Visit hawaiianhumane.org for reservation details.

Saturday, September 10 8:30 am

Humane Society elects new Board Officers The Humane Society Board of Directors welcomes its new officers: Francie Boland of HMSA as Chair of the Board of Directors; Shelly B. Thompson of Bank of Hawaii

as Vice Chair; Ernest Fukeda, Jr. of DTRIC Insurance Company as Treasurer; and Joyce Tomonari as Secretary.

Francie Boland of HMSA serves as new Chair of the Board of Directors.

Alfred B. Fernandes, Jr. Memorial Tributes The Hawaiian Humane Society lost a true friend and passionate dog lover with the passing of Al Fernandes on June 12, 2011. He was a great Society supporter and his devotion to his beloved dogs Biscuits, Pogo and Latte was known to all.

Accuity LLP Deanna Awa Adele Baptiste Linda Barretto Kenneth & Joan Brown Pamela Burns Tricia Ann Castro Carolyn & Sanford Ching Ronald & Lita Ching Darryl Chong & Julie Beth Simeona-Chong Jessica Enos Michael & Janice Fergus Alan B. Fernandes Lynn Fukumitsu & Carl Camanga Terri Fujii Jenny K. Garcia-Quinones Angie Golis-Yamamoto Michael Groholski Joanne Halsey Diane & Mark Hastert Mark Hayes Lester J. Hee CPA Maelynn L. Hee

Elyne Hiyane Pamela & Michael Jones Carol Kadena & Hatsue Matsushige Kendall & Lea Kagawa Christina Kamaka Andrew Kawano Kendall C. Kim Diane Kimura Christine A. Kubota Landscapes by Tropical Images, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Langcaon Michael H. Lau Jerrold Lee Kristi Lefforge Alan Matsui James Matsushige Judy A. McDonald Galen & Jill Miura Sharon Miura Faye Morinaga-Pang Raylene & Mr. John Nagai Gail S. Nakamura & Carleton Williams Irving Nakamura Otis & Judith Nakamura Jaime N. Nakao James Nakayama OCF Partners David & Kellyn Okabe Miki Okumura Allan & JoAnn Oshima Ruby Ota Lee & Barbara Owen

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Wesley & Daphne Park Pascual Family Revocable Living Trust Jennie Phillips Poseiden Properties, Inc. Jerry & Cheri Rauckhorst Larry & Patricia Rodriguez Linda Ross & Dr. David P. Reid Kevin Saito Paul & Sybil Saito Warren Y. Sato Tracy Saturno Tasha Sawai Jim & Bet Schuler Darin & Charise Shigeta Dawn M. Shimabukuro Rodney & Sandy Shinkawa Daniel T.S.Y. Shiu & Sandra Moriki-Shiu Glenn Shizumura Kimberly Sung Lori Takara Dani R. Tarumoto Howard & Vivian Todo Wayne & Mary Tokuhama Teri-Lynn Tokunaga Edson Toma Junko Soma Tsutsuse Daralee & David Wang Alfred M.K. Wong Lawrence M. Yamashiro Danielle Yanagihara Greg Yoshida Gloria Yoshimoto

Gifts of Love We gratefully acknowledges donors who have given $100 or more between May 1, 2011 – July 31, 2011.

FAT CATS & TOP DOGS $10,000 +

Central Pacific Bank Employees Richard & Jill Pentecost

ANIMAL CHAMPIONS $5,000 +

Princess Abigail Kawananakoa Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford

BEST FRIENDS $1,000 +

Eileen K. Adachi ALTRES, Inc. Joyce B. Doheny Jason Dylik Hilton Gardner Alan Wai Mun Hu Melvin & Gladys Iwaki Denise S. Keala Leilehua High School Jane H. McNamara Catherine E.L. Moore Suzanne A. Nakano Brian Oba Residential Choices, Inc. Kerry Schuman Susan & Alvin Shishido Barbara B. Tilley

DEVOTED COMPANIONS $500 +

Darrow L. Aiona Amy E. Derrick-Frost Jeanne E. Dixon

Steven Y. Arashiro Brendan & Linda Arcuri Associated Steel Workers, Inc. Dora Awaa Jean Ayresman-Horie Beate Bacerra George & Ipolani Bailey Jan Bailey-Yoshino Ray & Rosaline Ballungay Bonifacio & Elizabeth W.K. Banuilos Kenneth J. Barclay Sifia Barrios Steven & Tokiko Bazzell Sarah & Harry Beasor John H. Beck, Jr. Stephen Beirne Sandra T. Bell Dennis A. Bernard Leonardo & Francine Bidal Emma J. Boland William & May Borthwick Gillian Boss Joseph Boyce Peter Breeze Alfred N. Brito Dr. James Brock Josephine M. Brooks David T. Brown James & Kathleen Brown Rahn & Eadean Buffington Iris & William Bulmer Barton W. Bunney Neil Burkart Doris M. Burnette Pamela Burns Claire Butler Kathryn Cabacungan Lynn & Jeffrey Cabebe Stanley Cadwallader & Jim Nabors Steven C. Cahill Michael & Faye Caldonetti Lori A. Cantu-Calimlim Adam & Jodi Carlson Sharlene F. Castillo Governor & Mrs. Benjamin Cayetano Cedric & Vena Chang Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Y.H. Chang Rita Chang & Bill Quinlan Wieland C. W. Chee

Daniel M. Ens John Fritz Michael & Sandy Hartley Dr. Steven & Estrellita Komura Law Offices of Ian L. Mattoch Nancy Makowski Joan Musgrave Marjorie S. Norstrom Aaron Oliver Carole K. Onouye Laura Y. Otsuka William F. Reynolds Lenore E. Rick Judith Simon P.D. Stocky Lisa J. Sue Charles M. Uchimura Beverly B. Yap Jamie-Lyn Y. Yoshida & Jason del Mundo Peter & Adrienne Yoshihara Thomas K. Yue Irene Zane

GUARDIAN ANGELS $100 +

Maria B. Accatino Jay Agustin Aina Haina Eye Center David D. Aiu, Jr. Raymond Akaka, Jr. Carol Ho Akimoto Gwen A. Akimoto Hays Alexander Leslie Allen & Milton Ebesu Charles R. Among Frank M. Anderson Jeanne A. Anderson Janet Andres Russell & Dana Arakaki Cosmo & Ann Arakawa

Helen Kinau Wilder Legacy Gifts May 1 - July 31, 2011

Koko Morikawa Carolyn H. Tully Margaret Van Poole Foundation

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Inchieh Chen Chevron Corporation Grant & Julie China Henry & Sylvia Chock Janet & Calvin Chow Keith K.S. & Stella Chow Judith Boyle Chun Lynne Murakami Richard & Teresa Clifton Kenneth & Rhonda Cody Construction Associates, Inc. Leslie C. Cook Louisa Cooper James & Hannah Corstorphine Gail & Mark Cosgrove Armand A. Cote Stephen Cowland Sachiko Cox June M. Cristea Leo L. Cullen Karen Cunningham Thomas R. Cunningham Karen Curry Roxanne Darling Kippen de Alba Chu Miyo Deal Robert & Mary Decker James F. Doherty Dean & Marjorie Doi Kathleen D. Domen Dian A. Dooley Minja Draves Harriet E. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Dusendschon Kendrick Dwyer Mary Lou Earll

Jennifer L. Engels Donna J. Farrell Sonia Faust The Feed Trough Colin Fellezs Ida B. Ferguson Paul & Pat Fernandez Jane S. Festerling Joy Y. Fischer Linda Flinn Eric & Clara Flower

J.S. Gray Claire R. Groom James & Priscilla Growney Thomas & Shigeko Hahn Ernell & Thomas Hallaman Lyle & Sandra Halverson Rachel A. Halverson David & Gay Hanawahine Roger & Karen Haney Janet K. Hangai Jake & Jaime Hanohano

Reuben Fong Mary L. Forde Lisa Fowler Scott & Tina Frank Charles & Betty Fraser Sheri Renee Freeman Jack R. Frost Andrea S. Fujinaga Harold & Janet Fujise Brian & Jane K. Fukunaga Juanita Funn Louis & Mary Furtado Gary Furutani John & Hsiu Mei Furuyama Karen & John Gafney Donna Gatewood Lynette Gehring Jolene F. Gerell Monique A. Gevas Maimona Ghows Suzanne Gilleres Camille Gillette Girl Scout Troop #275 Girl Scout Troop #276 William F. Gleason Stan Godin & John Aihara Dorothy M. Goldsborough, Ph.D. Rhoda Goo William T. Goya Stephen Graner

Eric & Lavonne M.K. Hara Kasumi Hara Harold & Yvonne Hashizume Joy S. Hatakeyama Hawaii Pet Nanny Clifford Hayashi Nancy Hedlund Ronald Heim Virginia G. Henderson Ken K. Higashihara Paul & Nancy Keller Hindel Sachiko M. Hirai Joy T. Hiramoto Sharon & Bill Holaday Pamela J. Holloway Glenn & Janis Honda Clifford & Stephany Hong

Gregory & Stephanie Hong Elsa L.D. Honma John & Victoria Honold, Jr. Mr. William E. Hughes Audrey J. Hutton Carol N. Ide Charlene K. Ikeda June F. Ikezawa Wayne Inagaki Jan N. Inao, M.D. Iolani School Clifford & Lorraine Ishii Lorene E. Ishimaru Shirley Iwane Kyle Jacobi Kurt Jacobson Cynthia G. Jenness Gayle & Larry Jitchaku Cynthia M. Johiro Dr. Gary & Melanie Johnson Patricia & Ronald Jones JTB Hawaii Travel, Inc. Walter K. Kagawa Grace K. Kagehiro Raymond & Corinne Kagemoto Stanley M. Kajioka Wendy K. Kalahele Patsy Kalawaia Elaine & Eugene H.K. Kam Sherilyn M. Kam Edward S. Kamei Karin S. Kami Thomas B. Kamikawa Gail N. Kaminaga Kumiko Kaminaka Jan Kanaeholo Dale T. Kanehisa-Lam Calvin S. Kanemoto Dr. Edward & Marcia Taylor-Kaneshige Francis & Marion Kaneshiro Joan Kaneshiro

Karla Kaneshiro Kenneth & Amy Kaneshiro Ralph & Jan Kanetoku Elizabeth A. Karimoto Vicki Kasal Yoshio & Lorraine Katsumoto Stanley & Debra Katsura Edward Keating Richard N. Keawe Dr. Howard & Elizabeth Keller Violet K. Kidder Robert & Hope Kihune Lee Ann Kim Sandra Kim Bob & Karen Kimura Phoebe M. Kimura Susan S. Kitamura Chris & Win Kitaoka James & Sharon Kitazaki David Knutson & Lori Ann Fujioka James M. Ko Karyn A. Kodama Ruth Kamuri Koga Doris A. Kollars Karen & Norinobu Komatsu Myra Kong Alvin & Blanche Kort Jane N. Koseki Richard & Susan Kowen Benjamin & Diane Kuahine Sharon Kuchenbecker Takeo & Barbara Kudo Alvin & Kay Kurio Doris M. Ladd Thomas & Carolyn Lalakea Terii A. Lamphier Benita D. Lau Daniel B.T. Lau Earl K. Lau Merilee Lau Carole Learnard

Autos for Animals Donate your used, running vehicle to help the animals!

Call 356-2213 or visit hawaiianhumane.org for details.

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Jacque Leblanc Deanna Lee Justin & Linda Lee Kenneth Lee & Kathryn Koos-Lee Ki Y. Lee Patricia Lee Robert E. Lee Robert M. Lee Ronald & Deanna Lee Paul Lemcke & Kumiko Naiki Monique Levitt-Riccio Mary L. Lew Richard & Rosann Lewis Shirley Lipman John & Nancy Lockwood Richard McDowell & Darlene Loo-McDowell Caron & Christine Luke Steven J. K. Lum M Street Investments Erina Grace MacDonald Mary W. Macmillan Benedict & Gail Madriaga Michael A.T. Maeda Moira Maeda-Nakamine Eddie A. Mak Janet S. Malone Steve & Jane Mann Pamela N. Masuda Matthew & Ellen Matoi Gayle M. Matsuda Joanne L. Matsui Glen & June Matsumoto Kaori Matsumoto Winifred M. Matsumoto Herbert & Violet Matsumura

Amy S.K. Miyamoto David T. Miyamoto Howard & Mildred Miyamoto Wendy T. Miyamoto Yoshiye Miyashita Stanley & Iris Miyata Reine Ah Moo Fred J. Moore Aiko N. Morita Alison J. Mosher Gail Murabayashi Dorothy Muranaka Heather Muraoka George & Bonnie Murphy Connie Muse Mutual Publishing Dorothy A. Myrdal N. Harada Properties, Inc. Ethel Y. Nada Gayle & Dean Nagasaki Michael Naito Ralph K. Naito Charlene & Leonard Nakahashi Guy J. Nakahodo Susan J. Nakaishi Margaret Nakakuni Richard & Kehaulani Nakamoto Melvin & Nancy Nakamura Holly Nakasone Dorothy Nakatsuji Ralph M. Narusaki Faith & Milton Nasu Dr. & Mrs. Darrell T. Natori Christina & Gerald Naughton Jemal & Atsuko Ned Dianah Neff Shirley Newman Clarence Ng Debra F. Ng Bob & Roberta Nickel Theodore M. Nishijo Diane H. Nitta Judy S. Nitta Norman & Ann Noguchi John L. Noland Gary & Barbara North Anne M. Norton Linda H. Nosaka Peter & Lois Nottage Jared Noyama Diane K. Noyes

Caressa Matsuoka Henry & Judyann Matsuoka Naomi Matsushima Clare I. Mayehara

Dani L. McCarthy Bruce McEwan & Lillian Cunningham Michael & Ramona McGuire Hugh G. McKenzie, Jr. Michael Medeiros Jean L. Merlet Guy Merola Michael Migita Audrey H. Mijo Clyde L. Miller Susan K. Miller Hanae Mills Milo Nursery & Landscape Maintenance, Inc. Dennis Mitsunaga Lisa Miyakado

Pet Food Bank Give a pet a leg up by donating to our Pet Food Bank. Drop off unopened, enexpired bags at the shelter or call 356-2217 for more information.

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Herbert Oda Sharon Oda Major Bill G. Ogan Alvin & Ms. Lynn Ogi Frances Ohira Ronald & Martha Ohtani Edwin & Marion Oka Francis & Thelma Okada Gary & Lori Okamoto Nancy Okamoto Harold & Betty Okimura Nathan M. Okino Jean Okumura Walter & Charlotte Olmos Jutta Olson Elizabeth H. O’Malley Gaylord N. Ortiz David & Patricia Osaki Mike & Sheryl Oschin-Goodman Beatrice & Clement Oshiro Roy & Darlene Oshiro Sheila F. Oshita Randy Overton Stanley N. Oyama Naomi Y. Oye, CFP John Pampalone & Connie Yu-Pampalone Margaret Pang

Thomas & Gordynne Perkins PETCO Foundation Debra Pfaltzgraff Martha E. Pilliard Gayle & Stephen Pingree Joseph M. Pires Bruce & Ginger Plasch Leonard & Laurel Portner Alexis M. Pospischil

Alvin G. Potts Stan Pusieski & Ann Ludeman Diane T. Ramstead Tiare Malia K. Rebuldela Patricia L. Rennart Margaret C. Robideau Cathy Rogers William H. Roome Mike Rossell Harry Russell James Y. Saiki Dianne S.L. Saito Edwin & Carol Saito Kenneth Sakamoto Mitsuo & Anneliese Sakamoto Randolph & Stephanie Sakauye Michael K. Sakuda, D.D.S. Philip Sammer Janice Sanders Louise K. Sanford Mary C. Sanford Patricia & Francis Santos Fred & Charlotte Sasaki Gilford & Shareen Sato Norman H.T. Say Ronald & Michelle Schmidt Karen L. Schneider Mako Schoening Winton & Sandra Schoneman Sally Schultz Steven & Lisa Schulz Karen Segawa Al & Connie Serafin Harold & Charlotte Sexton Kim A. Shelton Esther C. Shimazu Audrey Shimizu Harry C. Shimizu Craig Shimoda Don & Julie Shimokihara Earl & Nancy Simao Roger S. Smith Beverly & Arthur Soares John & Iris Spade William & Caroline Spencer Arthur & Roberta Sprague Karl & Carole Stahlkopf Sally L. Staley John Stallman David & Nancy Stefansson Krista Stehn Martin & Marlene Stein Randall & Misako Steverson Wesley H. Sugai

Grants May 1 - July 31, 2011

ABC Stores Atherton Family Foundation Koaniani Fund Pearl Harbor Submarine Officers Wives’ Club Karen S. Umeda Lee & Henry Urstadt Keith B. Uyehara Machiko Uyehara Stanley H. Uyehara Tomoyuki Uyesugi Eleanor Andi van der Voort Richard E. Van Ness, Jr. Floraine Van Orden Dr. & Mrs. Lothar M. Varady Keoni Vaughn Sheila Veikune Patches Vetter Nicole Vidal Grace S. Visaya Waikele Elementary School Joshlyn K. Waikoloa Myra N. Wakuzawa Mrs. H.A. Walker Margaret S. Walker Marie Wang Gary & Pat Wassel Irene & James Watanabe Roy & Paulette Watanabe Marilyn Waterhouse

Gregory & Peggy Sugimoto Estelle Sumimoto Dai Woon Sur Suzanne Surratt Glenn J. Suzuki, AIA Ralph M. Suzuki Randal & Joyce Suzuki Sharmaine & Robert Swisher Craig & Joanne Tachibana Tae’s Teppanyaki Janet Y. Takahara Susan K. Takahashi Janet F. Takamoto Lauren M. Takaoka Dennis K. Takeshita Yusa Takeuchi Elizabeth K. Tam Naoko Tamai Clifford & Elaine Tamanaha Krist & Paul Tanaka Gayle S. Tasaka, CPA Rosalie Tatsuguchi, Ph.D. Koganji Temple Carlton Tengan Carolyn & Gregory Thibault Laura Thompson Sandra P. Thompson Mary & James Thrash Tiffany & Company Hans R. Tobler Ross & Sharon Togashi J.K. Tokunaga Shirley Ann S. Tokunaga Lynn Tolentino Lisa A. Tom Carol C. Tomioka M.L. Tompkins Thomas & Gladys Tone Touchstone Properties LTD Eric M. Toyama Karen Toyama Russell & Pamela J.C. Toyooka CDR & Mrs. Leslie R. Tracy Thomas Tsuhako Linda Uezu

Camille Weindl Marie H. Weite Lynn L. M. Wells Dongyan Wen George & Mary Wessberg Cori Weston 13

Helga Wheeler Glenda White Steve & Susee Whitty Joseph Wikoff Edward & Marlene Wilcox Gaylord & Carol Wilcox Edmund Wilkinson Cindy Winegar Amy Woitas & Alienor Mercier Judith Wolfe Abbielyn E. Wong Erica L. Wong Lorrie & Danny Wong Raymond & Carol Wong Vernon Woo, Esq. Darin O. Wright Dr. & Mrs. A. Michael Wylie Carol Jean Yakuma Charlotte Yamada Roy & Sandra Yamada Amy Yamakawa Fay Yamakawa Frances & Rodney Yamamoto Rodney & Evelyn Yamamoto Ronald & Judy Yamamoto Corrine A. Yamane Cynthia F. Yamane Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Yanagihara Akio & Frances Yano Linda Yara Francis & Grace Yasutake Frederick J. Yearian Christie M. Yee Rodney & Frances Yee Kathleen Yogi & Neal Yuda

Gail M. Yoshida Leslie & Catherine Yoshino Harriet T. Yoshizaki Edward & Marina Young Shirley Yuen

In Honor of People

Michelle Sasaki Pacific Cares

Tom Boaz, Lane Takahasi &

Pat Tiu Ginny Tiu

Garret Nakamura

Judy Hatch

Jo Brooks Joan & Bill Bartlett Denise Ching Pacific Cares Toni Cofran Pacific Cares Annette Disitiso Pacific Cares Christine Goias Charleen Y. Kimata Suzannah & Colin Kennedy Bill Miles Matthew Koenig & Jennifer Moran Kenneth & Faye Moran Mi Kosasa Ginny Tiu

Dr. Arlene Skillman Kenneth & Shaunagh Robbins

Dr. Lawrence Tseu

Ginny Tiu

Ron & Jill Young Dad, Betty, Tasha, Primo, Willi, & Elvis

In Honor of Pets All Animals

Michael G. Moreno Anni & Phoenix Dr. Donna Burnett Charlie & Samson Katherine S. Araki

Ginny Tiu

Dolly III & Busie Jo Frasier

Michelle A. Maldonado Pacific Cares

Einstein Patsy M. Izumo

Bonnie Malheiro Kate Malheiro

Gizmo & Sachiko Kurata Terrie A.K. Higuchi

Susan Kosasa

Dr. David & Mrs. Randall Sandra Kimura Curtis Sakamoto Pacific Cares

Luna Bonnie Stifel

Pierre J. Jaffuel Keiko A. Jaffuel

Mickey & Bella Tomita Katherine S. Araki

Margaret Kreiger Jennie Phillips

Rockie & Quincy Roy & Cassy Ikeda

Nort R .Langley Lawrence & Linda Langley

Snow Ball & Happi Cat Ronald Chandler

Leslye Rae Miller Ginny Tiu

Sparkle & Frosty Francine Joy Sapla

Patricia Janet Mills Jennifer, Lance & Sarah Mills

T.C., Hollywood, Rocket, Elija, Jake, & Hobbes Della M. Lin, M.D.

Leon Munson Gloria U. Munson

Vinnie Robert & Frances Bean

In Memory of People

Lori Galera & Happy Healthy Sasha Solution Engineering Hawaii, Inc

Paul Chang Carolyn M.L. Chang Tom J. Chapman June & Richard Borreca Vena Chang John & Lila Salls Herman “Wally� Gottesman Lolle Boettcher Fontel Foundation Robert A.H. Hung Marcus & Associates, Inc. Marshall Hung Dale Nishikawa Jason Y. Nishikawa

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Gary Rohanna Aqua Hotels & Resorts Julie Purnell Bebe Sumner Martha L. Greenwell Lefty Sugimura Keo & Minnie Mana James C. Tannehill Doss K. Tannehill Bernice Y. Teniya Lorraine M. Teniya Danny Thornton Marjorie Thornton Toot-Z Tyrrell Ginny Tiu Juliana Marie Walters Mystic Lodge #2 Knights Of Pythias Jane C. C. Yoshida Betty Nagata PingKyan Zane Priscilla Minn

In Memory of Pets Aji Marti & Bill Frensley Annie Hyrne Terilyn K. Takahashi Bear Leslie & Betsy Hata

Ginger Miles & Miko Yamabe Issa Miyo Wenkam Joey Noble L. Tactas Kapena Melissa Maii Kitsune Ginny Tiu

Belle Elanor Chinen

Lili Ginny Tiu

Bijou Sandra A. Pyun

Special mahalo to Ward Centers for hosting the Humane Society Dog Wash as part of their Tail Waggin’ Weekends.

Maggie Sheila Rogers

Charmer Kathy Dunn Chaz Charlaine T. Higashi Chibi Robert & Sumiko Kelly Chum-Chum Randy C. Enos

Dino Boy Wendell Kitsu

Micah B Reid K. Furutani Miki Ginny Tiu

Nico Lynda S. Takamoto

Shadow Lee Ah Choy & Evelyn Lee

Milo Michael D. Armenoff

Ollie Evelyn Kamikawa

Snowball Ginny Tiu

Patches The Grondolsky Family

Sophie & In Honor of Lady Beatrice Marcus

Petunia & Barney Edward C. Welsh Rainier The Icarangals Rascal Jane H. Kaneshiro Sammy Conrad & Lindee Higashionna Scotty & Maxie George & Jane T. Higa

Tasha Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rokero Tigger-Pearl Mihae Yu, M.D. Tiller Susan A. Ishikawa Tommy & Kelli Florence S. Ikei Tubby Joyce Kang

On Oahu, the Hawaiian Humane Society shelters, rescues, adopts and welcomes all animals all day and every day. 100% of your gift stays in the islands for the benef it of Hawaii’s animals and people.

Our mission is to promote the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals.

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2700 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, HI 96826

Non-Profit Org. US Postage PAID Honolulu, HI Permit No. 1004

hawaiianhumane.org

Kids Show Love Hayden and Jensen Fobel have helped the animals once again. Last year, they donated $90 and recently they gave another $138 from their garage sale and recycling earnings.

Seventh grader Mikaela Nishida designed and printed T-shirts which she sold to raise $350.

Ward Warehouse Loves Animals Tanna Dang’s Eden In Love/The Wedding Cafe are champions of Ward Warehouse’s Waggin’ Tales event. Their instore promotion with Wag and Snap photography raised more than $1,300 in supplies and funding in honor of our life-saving work through Max’s Fund.

CPK’s Dine Out Fundraiser California Pizza Kitchen hosted a benefit day for the animals. More than $500 was raised from diners.

Walk for the Animals The Hawaiian Humane Society was a beneficiary of Central Pacific Bank’s 2nd Annual “CPB Walks For You.” Nearly 500 bank employees and 40 of their furry friends raised more than $15,500 to help Hawaii’s animals.

Marketing Success Students from Leileihua High School’s Marketing Team donated nearly $2,300 for the Hawaiian Humane Society.

The group raised the funds with their milk machine and by making and selling gift baskets.