Hawaiian Humane Society
Newsletter People for animals. Animals for people.
September – November 2015
Building a better shelter for animals A transformation that will significantly improve the lives of Hawaii’s animals is underway. With a new 55-year lease granted by the City & County of Honolulu, the Hawaiian Humane Society’s future in Moiliili is secure and construction on our redesigned campus recently began. The project to improve the health and welfare of animals includes an updated veterinary clinic and admissions center and new adoption pavilions for cats and dogs. “These improvements will have a significant impact on both animal and human experiences at our busy Moiliili campus,” says Pamela Burns, President & CEO. The project design is the culmination of input from animal sheltering and design experts from across the nation and was guided by what animals see, smell and feel in order to reduce stress, encourage more natural behaviors and ultimately result in more positive outcomes. The goal is
From left: Pamela Burns, Lawrence D. Rodriguez, Robert R. Bean, Ginny Tiu, Pamela S. Jones, Armand Cote, Councilmember Ann Kobayashi, Jeffrey Omo, Sharon Thom and Rick Zwern.
to create comfortable environments that address an animal’s behavioral, psychological and socialization needs.
The new veterinary clinic will expand the existing 160-square foot surgery suite to more than 1,000 square feet, increasing operational efficiency and effectiveness. The Humane Society’s surgery room was originally These dog designed to accommodate runs are the 1,000 sterilizations annually. original kennels Currently, veterinarians built in 1942 and will be redesigned perform more than 8,000 to encourage positive sterilizations a year in a room behaviors and that’s about the size of a walk-in increase happiness. closet. The design of the admissions center incorporates peaceful areas for animals to relax and adjust to a new environment, reducing stress and illness. The admissions center also includes an exam room so that health evaluations can be performed upon
arrival. Cats arriving for sterilization surgery will have their own dedicated space designed to meet their specific needs. New indoor-outdoor adoption areas are designed to enable dogs to socialize while providing private spaces for rest. The improved layout will make sanitation more efficient, allowing staff more time to interact with the animals. Cats awaiting adoption will enjoy expanded housing areas with three-story accommodations and vertical spaces for climbing and exploring. The Humane Society’s doors will remain open throughout the construction. “We anticipate all programs and services to remain fully operational during this time, so please continue to visit us,” says Burns. For more information, visit HawaiianHumane.org.
President’s Letter
An animal charity like no other In my view, these are the important points that distinguish the Hawaiian Humane Society from other animal organizations near and far. We’re Local & Independent. We’re a local nonprofit that helps local animals and local people. 100% of your donations stay in Hawaii. The term “Humane Society” has been incorporated into the names of organizations across the nation. Yet each is separate and unrelated. Most people on Oahu think that we are either a chapter of a national organization or they are unsure if there is an affiliation. About 25 percent think we’re a government agency. Neither is true. That’s why your support matters so much to us. We rely on your donations to fund our mission. Our History & Experience. We’re the second oldest charity in Hawaii and have been rescuing and protecting animals since 1883. The Hawaiian Humane Society is one of the nation’s oldest humane societies and the only one to have royalty as a founding member— King Kalakaua. Before the Hawaiian Humane Society was established, animal abuse was commonplace; horses were beaten and overworked, dogs were abused and feathers plucked from live chickens. The Society was founded to protect the most vulnerable in our community: animals, orphaned children, unwed mothers and the mentally ill. We transitioned in the 1930s to focus solely on the humane treatment of animals and the humananimal bond.
Our Programs are Comprehensive. We offer more than 30 programs and services that include sheltering, rescue and protection as well as education, advocacy, prevention Pamela Burns has and intervention. served as Keeping the bond President and between pets and their CEO since 1990. people strong prevents homeless animals, cruelty and abandonment. No other organization in Hawaii rehomes, reunites and rescues as many animals as we do. We stand alone as Oahu’s only open admission shelter that welcomes all animals, no animal is ever turned away. Our People Are Our Greatest Asset. We have assembled a talented team of 75 compassionate professionals supported by more than 600 volunteers. Our staff members are experts in their fields, including animal care, shelter medicine, finance and community programs. Our experts are leading the animal welfare movement in Hawaii, ensuring that we follow best practices in all areas, use donations wisely and are financially sound and responsible as a nonprofit, mission-driven organization. Mahalo for all the ways you support the Hawaiian Humane Society. I look forward to seeing you on Sunday, October 11 for PetWalk, our annual charity walk to celebrate the humananimal bond and the special relationship we share with animals.
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Pamela Burns President & CEO Jacque Vaughn Christina Kam Editors Brandon Bosworth Jane Reilly Mount Tim Ruel Contributors Jeff Chung Steve Czerniak Augusto DeCastro Dave Greer Stephen Haynes Kristin Lam Hailey Schoch Elizabeth Valleriani Photographers
Published quarterly by the Hawaiian Humane Society. 2700 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Phone (808) 356-2200 Fax (808) 955-6034 HawaiianHumane.org
Animal Rescues & Investigations 356-2250 Dog Licensing 356-2227 Donations & Gifts 356-2213 Education 356-2206 Events 356-2247 Lost & Found 356-2228 Pet Adoptions 356-2218 Pet Loss Support Group 356-2222 Volunteer Programs 356-2222
The Hawaiian Humane Society is an education and advocacy organization that also shelters, protects, rescues, reunites and rehomes animals. It is Oahu’s only open-admission shelter that welcomes all animals. Visit HawaiianHumane.org to learn more.
In Our Backyard
Gifts go a long way to help local animals Call 356-2213 for more information on how to donate through these avenues. To send a gift to the animals directly, use the enclosed envelope in this newsletter.
CFC salutes the animals This fall, military and federal employees can donate through the Combined Federal Campaign. Select charity 20356 to salute the animals.
Foodland puts food in the bowl Only in September, shoppers can make a donation at any Foodland, Sack N Save or Foodland Farms checkout, and the grocery chain will partially match each gift. Mention code 77200.
AUW points the way for animals Donate through Aloha United Way by designating a gift to the Hawaiian Humane Society with code 7054 to make a gift.
Waianae student turns education into activism Kaitlin Hao-Magno, who was selected as a Hawaiian Humane Society Pause4Paws student contest winner, is an animal advocate in her school’s neighborhood, helping to manage colonies of street cats through the Cat-Dog-TreeHuggers club at Kamehameha Schools. “Living in Waianae, I see many animals in need,” said Kaitlin, co-president of the Cat-DogTreeHuggers club. “I love that I am able to motivate my fellow classmates to get them involved in activities that can help benefit the community.”
Kaitlin Hao-Magno receives kisses for being a teen animal hero.
Kaitlin attended the Humane Society’s Teens4Animals Summer Experience to learn about animal welfare, get hands-on animal training and lead community outreach projects. This further inspired her to help animals. After high school, Kaitlin’s plan is to attend a college in California to earn her Veterinary Technician degree.
“Peer to peer teaching is one of the most effective tools to increase education and change behaviors,” says Bonnie Oda, Humane Society’s education partnerships manager. “This is how we create social change.”
Animal Hero Service Learning Training Class
“The program at the Hawaiian Humane Society has really helped me believe in myself and shown me that I am capable of doing things if I put my mind to it,” said Kaitlin.
October 24
4:30 – 6:30 pm Hawaiian Humane Society
To become an animal hero like Kaitlin, sign up for the Animal Hero Service Learning Training Class at HawaiianHumane.org/AnimalHero. 3
Welcome new board member and officers Hawaiian Humane Society is pleased to announce its fiscal year 2016 Board of Directors. Animal
advocate, Ginny Tiu, serves as Chair of the Board of Directors. For fiscal year 2016, officers are Lawrence D. Rodriguez serving as Vice Ginny Chair, Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Tiu, newly as Treasurer and Mi Kosasa elected Chair of the Board as Secretary. of Directors.
The Humane Society also welcomes new Board member, Michael Ching, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of First Hawaiian Bank. Special thanks to former Board Chair Rick Zwern, who led the organization
for the past two years through many significant initiatives including a capital campaign and planning the Society’s West Oahu campus. Additional members of the Board of Directors include: Eric Ako, DVM, Robert H. Armstrong, Robert R. Bean, Francie Boland, Pamela Burns (President & CEO), John Doty, Nick Dreher, Brandt Farias, Elizabeth Rice Grossman, Pamela S. Jones, Susan Kosasa, Kent T. Lucien, Stephen B. Metter, Virgina S. Weinman and Mary H. Weyand.
Year in Review: A mission with momentum Every year for more than a century the Hawaiian Humane Society has been challenged with how to move its mission forward - how to rally more to its cause and improve the welfare of animals that are both owned, homeless, domestic and wild.
who stepped in to carry the mission forward alongside 75 staff members. Volunteers also helped expand the Humane Society’s foster program by caring for animals who were too young, injured, ill or in need of socialization before adoption.
From July 2014 to June 2015, the Society made great strides towards building a better future for animals that included the conclusion of a capital campaign and securing a gift of land for a West Oahu campus where services are so desperately needed.
“We are a continuously improving organization,” said More than 1,500 volunteers donated Humane Society their time to the President & CEO animals at the shelter, Pamela Burns. in the community and from home. “We are always looking toward the future needs of animals and making thoughtful decisions to move our mission forward.”
All of these accomplishments are in addition to its work as Oahu’s safety net for animals. In fiscal year 2015, the Society celebrated more than 7,400 adoptions, reunited more than 2,300 missing pets with their owners and sterilized nearly 7,900 animals. The work to rescue, reunite and rehome animals is an enormous undertaking in light of more than 23,000 arrivals. The handson animal care work required was supported by more 1,500 volunteers
One of the issues that the Humane Society took on last fiscal year was a prohibition on wild animals for entertainment – a timely ambition as the community recognized the 20th anniversary of the escape and shooting of performing 4
elephant Tyke. It also championed a bill at the legislature that gives restaurant owners the right to allow dogs in their establishments. Read about victories for animals in the Society’s fiscal year 2015 Annual Report available in October. Call 3562222 to request a copy by mail.
ID helps reunite lost pets date with the Humane Society. Call 356-2200 to update microchip record contact information today.
Hawaiian Humane Society has launched a three-month campaign to educate the public about the importance of pet identification. Last year, nearly 5,000 people reported having lost their pet or found someone’s animal. While more than 2,300 missing pets were reunited last year by the Humane Society, that number could have been higher if pets had ID. A collar with a tag with a telephone number and a microchip are all it takes.
Dog license is legal ownership. A City & County of Honolulu dog license is legal proof of ownership. City & County of Honolulu law requires that all dogs, four months or older, have and wear a countyissued license tag. A tag can be purchased at any Satellite City Hall or at Hawaiian Humane Society. All updates to dog licenses can be completed at any Satellite City Hall.
Microchips never get lost. Get cats or dogs microchipped at the Humane Society for $15, which includes registration in Oahu’s microchip database. No appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome every day between noon and 4 pm at the Adoptions Center.
The Hawaiian Humane Society is Oahu’s official lost and found. If a pet is lost, be sure to file a lost and found report at the Humane Society or online at HawaiianHumane.org.
Microchips used for pet identification are about the size of a grain of rice. The microchip is injected just under the skin between the shoulder blades and lasts for life. Each microchip contains a unique number that will identify a pet’s owner, if they have kept their information up to
Take the “ID Me” quiz and be entered to win a $100 gift certificate. Go to HawaiianHumane.org for more information.
Holoholo
Mark your calendar Visit HawaiianHumane.org for details.
Holiday Toy Drive
Pictures with Santa Paws
October 1 – November 20
November 8 9 – 11 am King Intermediate (Kaneohe)
Spread holiday cheer and donate a new toy for an animal in need. Visit HawaiianHumane.org to find a donation site near you.
November 21 & 22 9 am – 4 pm Ward Entertainment Center (next to the theaters)
Get a sitting with a professional photographer that includes a flash drive with photos. $30 per sitting. Contact 356-2225 or events@hawaiianhumane.org to purchase a pre-sale ticket for $25.
PetWalk October 11 Walk begins at 8 am Magic Island
Step out for the 25th anniversary of PetWalk. Register at HawaiianHumane.org.
Animal Hero Service Learning Class October 24, 4:30 – 6:30 pm Hawaiian Humane Society
A class for those who want to help animals for a school or club project. A $25 fee per student is requested. Scholarships are available. Contact education@ hawaiianhumane.org to learn more. 5
Help pets beat the Hawaiian heat This summer boasted record-breaking heat. While people can cool down with shave ice, a hat and the ability to perspire, dogs are not so lucky. A scorching summer can easily and quickly lead to pet heatstroke, which is dangerous and potentially deadly.
possible and place cool water on his chest, belly and feet until he can get veterinary care. Another cause of heatstroke for pets is leaving them in the car. Leaving a pet in a parked car – even for 10 minutes – could prove fatal.
Outdoor activities such as hiking, jogging and playing fetch are amongst the most common causes of heat exhaustion. Signs of overheating include excessive panting, dark or bright red tongue and gums or staggering. If a pet is exhibiting any of these signs, get him to a shady spot as soon as
According to a study published in Pediatrics journal, in-car temperatures can reach 123 degrees in one hour on an 80 degree day. Call 911 if a pet is in danger. Take down a license plate number to try and track down the owner if the car is parked at a store.
Paws up for Pets in Paradise calendar winners The competition was fur-rocious and the votes were flying in this year’s Pets in Paradise calendar contest. The variety of photos made this year’s contest especially adorable: goggle-eyed cats on the beach, dogs exploring waterfalls and even a bird celebrating Christmas. In July, three winners were selected.
the park. She finds the perfect way to enjoy some shade on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day.”
Giovanni, who was found abandoned at a beach park as a 2-week-old puppy, also placed in the top 3. His owner, Jasmine Fujiwara, nursed him back to health and into the spunky pup he is today. The 11-month-old terrier mix is a ball of energy that loves to play with both people and animals. Giovanni attends puppy classes at petco and enjoys cuddling with his favorite teddy bear.
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Carol Asai-Sato’s
Ebby Ebby was the first winner, with more than 5,000 votes. “Ebby came all the way from Germany to find her home here in Hawaii,” said her owner, Carol Asai-Sato. “She loves to be with her family, and enjoys daily walks to
The next winner, Sweetie, is an adorable green-eyed rescue cat adopted from the Hawaiian Humane Society. Some of her favorite activities include spending time snuggling on her favorite recliner with her guardian, Rev. Larry Gardner, who visited The Humane Society’s Cat House every week. This green-eyed beauty loves to eat and meows happily while Rev. Gardner fills her bowl. 6
Jasmine Fujiwara’s
Giovanni More than 100 photos were entered and more than $30,000 was raised for homeless friends at the Hawaiian Humane Society. Visit HawaiianHumane.org to purchase a calendar starting November 1.
Mews-worthy
Helpful tips for food safety For furry family members, parties can often mean that temptations abound. A dog’s sense of smell is 10,000 to 100,000 times more intense than humans and that can make food irresistible. Floral centerpieces and gastronomical delights coupled with your busy schedule can sometimes spell trouble. With a bit of planning and thoughtfulness, pets can have fun and stay safe during any soiree.
After being in our care for 4 months, Buddy, a spunky10-year-old, found a family to call his own through the Seniors for Seniors program.
Love is ageless: Seniors for Seniors creates new friends All animals that are healthy and friendly can be great companions no matter their age. The benefits that come with age are many: house trained, an established personality, a fully developed immune system, a longer attention span and easier to train than puppies. The Epure ohana of Kailua noticed their senior dog Emma had been grieving the loss of their dog Penny, who had recently passed. The family decided to visit the Hawaiian Humane Society to take advantage of the Seniors for Seniors program and adopted 10-year-old Buddy to lift Emma’s spirits and serve as a well-suited companion. They instantly bonded. “Buddy and Emma do everything together, from going on walks to napping,” said Chikako Epure. “He is very affectionate and proves that love is ageless.”
Seniors for Seniors People aged 60 and older may adopt any dog or cat, age 6 years and older, for free through the Hawaiian Humane Society’s Seniors for Seniors program. Call 356-2218 for more information.
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Turkey, steak and other foods that people love can cause gastrointestinal distress in canine and feline friends and chocolates can be fatal to dogs. It is always a good idea to keep trash closed up tight, and never give your cat or dog food with bones. Wellintentioned owners may want to feed their dogs fatty foods but it can cause a potentially deadly inflammation of the pancreas. Avoid table scraps and large quantities of a new food, as this can cause diarrhea or vomiting. Common florals found in arrangements, such as baby’s breath and hydrangeas, are toxic to both dogs and cats. Lilies are highly toxic to cats. Call a veterinarian or search online to find a list of plants to avoid. With any get-together, pets may get stressed. To minimize the effects of excitement, close off a quiet room away from the noise. Provide adequate food and water, and a litter box for felines. Some extra attention can go a long way. A gentle massage for the cat or a quiet stroll with the dog may offer some soothing moments for both animals and people.
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Save time – register online Get ready to join the Hawaiian Humane Society’s PetWalk on Sunday, October 11 and create a personal supporter page. Visit HawaiianHumane.org/PetWalk to register for the largest animal charity walk on Oahu. Thousands of people and pets will come together at Magic Island to celebrate raising donations that provide funds for a multitude of programs and services that serve Oahu’s animals and people. PetWalk is possible through a generous one-day exemption by Mayor Kirk Caldwell and the City & County of Honolulu’s parks division. Animals are strictly prohibited at Ala Moana Beach Park year round.
Go teams
Earn incentives
Prizes for those who collect more than $75 in donations include a 2016 Pets in Paradise calendar, an exclusive Humane Society cooler pack and a thermal flask.
Rally a team of five friends, who each have an online giving page, to become a Team Captain and be entered to win a trip to Las Vegas. All fundraisers who collect at least $550 will be entered to win a two-night Maui getaway.
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Media Hounds
Join Hawaii News Now reporter Ben Gutierrez for PetWalk.
to reg iste r. Why we support PetWalk “As part of the petco commitment to ‘Think Adoptions First,’ we support the Hawaiian Humane Society’s lifesaving work and are proud to be the presenting sponsor of the 25th annual PetWalk.” – Chris Leideritz petco Regional Director
Best in Show
“Subaru Hawaii is proud to partner with the Hawaiian Humane Society. At Subaru, we care about our community and commitment to making Hawaii a better place for people and animals. As a sponsor of the 2015 PetWalk, we celebrate all pets and owners!” – Glenn Inouye Servco Senior Vice President
“We are happy to partner with the Hawaiian Humane Society because healthy pets are more adoptable pets. The goal of the Hill’s Food, Shelter & Love® Program is simple: to provide dogs and cats with superior nutrition that will make them healthier, happier and more adoptable as they wait for their forever home.” – Dianne Perkins Hill’s Shelter Program Manager
Pack Leaders
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Waianae dog finds a home with his Humane Society rescuer The Hawaiian Humane Society’s rescue and response team handles thousands of cases every year where animals are in distress. Sometimes animals are abandoned. At times, animals are lost and can’t find their way home. In other situations, they are victims of cruelty and neglect. The Society’s humane investigators are able to help so many in need due to their training that includes compassionate professionalism. It’s a skill that is also used by first responders and health care professionals that helps them to succeed in their role as caregivers without becoming personally involved with those they rescue. Yet at times, there’s that one special case that tugs at the heart so persistently, getting personal just can’t be avoided. In May, Humane Investigator Kevin Nakagami headed to Waianae to investigate a report of animal cruelty. As he approached the property, he found a severely emaciated dog named Nalu chained outside. This wasn’t just a skinny dog. Nalu was so thin he was literally starving to death at 30 pounds, which is half his ideal weight of 65 pounds. The Humane
Society’s veterinary staff later discovered he was infested with ticks causing anemia, missing much of his hair and had sores on his body. He also suffered from heart worms and his skin had blackened. Officer Nakagami counseled the owner about the care and nutrition that Nalu required to be a healthy and happy pet. After much discussion, the owner realized that Nalu deserved a better life and gave Nalu to the Hawaiian Humane Society.
Humane Investigator Kevin Nakagami found love with rescued dog Nalu.
Officer Nakagami found his thoughts kept wandering back to Nalu and that look of hope that filled the dog’s large brown eyes when he was carried away from such suffering. The officer learned that Nalu’s health issues were many and complicated, including deadly heartworms, and that he might not make it through. For several nights, visiting with Nalu in his kennel at the Humane Society became a part of Officer Nakagami’s routine. And with each visit, Nalu would perk up, wag his tail and lay at Officer Nakagami’s Nalu was feet with a look of joy. Nalu emaciated when had fallen in love with his he was rescued by rescuer and the feelings the Hawaiian Humane were mutual. Society.
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Nalu for a month to rest and heal. Nalu is now back on his feet, at his ideal weight and enjoys a life he never imagined was possible. Nalu was adopted by his rescuer and the two have formed an unbreakable bond.
Report cruelty now All tips of potential animal neglect and abuse are investigated. Call 356-2250 or visit HawaiianHumane.org to report cruelty. The Hawaiian Humane Society’s rescue and response team investigated more than 2,700 cases in fiscal year 2015.
Waggin’ Tales Pros at loving pets ProService Hawaii celebrated Take Your Dog to Work Day in June with more than 30 pets accompanying their parents to the office. Festivities included a Furry Fun Fair and a toy drive for homeless animals at the Humane Society.
petco and VCA open doors Mahalo to petco Kapolei and Pearl City and VCA Kaneohe for use of their locations for the Society’s traveling youth Animal Hero class, a class for those who want to help animals for a school or club project. Smooches to Sephora Paws up to Sephora Waikiki for hosting Smooches for Pooches, a benefit event raising money for animals. Making lemonade for love Hip Hip Hooray for the Teams Lemonlicious, Love Lemonade, Lemonade Crush and The Ugly Lemon from Lemonade Alley. They raised nearly $2,700 for homeless animals at the Hawaiian Humane Society.
Service for the dogs Bow-wow to Oceanic Cable for spending a day of service helping at the shelter and getting 26 dogs get adopted at PetSmart Mililani.
Stepping out for PetWalk Thank you to Art & Flea, Night Market & Poi Dogs Day Care & Boarding for supporting PetWalk by hosting their pet-friendly event and helping us to rally donations for the animals.
Eyes on the animals A big thanks to HI-Trend, Hawaii’s luxury eyewear boutique in Hilton Hawaiian Village, which hosted an event with a portion of the proceeds, totaling more than $1,000, donated to the Society.
808 Sports Leagues win big with donation Three cheers to 808 Sports Leagues corporate division kickball champions, Team Aerotek/Tek for choosing to donate their $800 prize money.
Crafty Kiewit builds with love Thank you to Kiewit for donating and building new rabbit and guinea pig habitats as well as new dog cribs.
Pet Worthy Products Outward Hound Treat Toy
The Kitty Harness
The Come with Me Kitty Harness and Leash allows you to enrich kitty’s life with safe, outdoor experiences. Available in assorted colors at the Humane Society’s pet supply store. Sizes S to L. $15.99
The Outward Hound Treat Toy is an interactive, treat-seeking puzzle for canines that exercises their minds. Available on Amazon.com. $14.99 11
Gifts of Love We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more between May 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015.
Fat Cats & Top Dogs $10,000 + Bank of Hawaii Foundation Elizabeth Rice Grossman Ginny Tiu James Campbell Company & Executives
Animal Champions $5,000 +
Conley Family Foundation Hill’s Pet Nutrition David & Hallah Nilsen Barbara Tilley Veterinary Emergency & Referral Center of Hawaii Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr.
Best Friends $1,000 +
Carol Asai-Sato & Dennis Tsuhako Bob & Frances Bean Pamela Burns Mike & Joyce Ching William Coleman & Chris Frendreis John & Christina Doty Ken & Linda Fong Jasmine Fujiwara Jerrold & Harlene Fuller Rev. Larry A. Gardner Hilton & Summer Gardner Cherylene Hidano Deborah Isler Leslie Ito Nobuharu Kato Kelcey Ko Cynthia Kobatake Steven & Estrellita Komura Stephen Kremble Charlotte Lee & Ann Hanson Lloyd Moore Foundation Raymond Lyau Tim & Devon Guard Bob & Carol Momsen Niu Valley Middle School Mike Nevin & Robyn Wong Carole Kai Onouye PetSmart Charities James & Cherye Pierce Iain & Linda Ross Carl & Lu Seyfer
Susan & Alvin Shishido Silicon Valley Community Foundation Andrew Singer Stephanie Strickland Arthur & Ruth Ushijima Stanley Uyehara Mark & Kimberly Yamauchi Zumiez Foundation
Devoted Companions $500 +
808 Sports League A & E Creations ALTRES, Inc. Carma Bamber David Brown Molly Cherry Jason del Mundo & Jamie-Lyn Yoshida Michael DeLuca Albert & Laura Evensen Sarah Fincke Ralph Fisher Maimona Ghows Gregory Gibbons & Peter Fujieki James & Lydia Gibson Girl Scouts Troop 870 John & Pam Haddock Roydn Hisatake Stephanie Hong Jean Imamoto Chuck & Skipper Jones Bette Kalohi Aiko Kameya Diane M. Kimura & William J. Nagle, III Bert & Harriet Kobayashi Neuman Kwong & Leimomi Fukuda Jodi Lam
Lemonade Alley - Team Lemonade Crush - Team Lemonicious - Team The Ugly Lemon Lisa Lewis Reiko Matsuda Martin & Donna Melone Stephen & Susan Metter Sharon Miyashita Audrey Mueh Leia Muenster Stanley & Gail Muranaka Gail Myers John & Suzanne Noland David & Kellyn Okabe William & Hope Oliver Gerrit & Gayle Osborne Roy & Darlene Oshiro Terry & Kaylene Oyama Deanna Pegg John & Diane Radcliffe Glenda Rother Linda Rowan Thomas Sakoda Laurie Sato Frances Schneider James & Linda Stragand Miles & Reverie Suzuki Rod & Fumiyo Tanaka Kate & Travis Teruya William and Patti Tildsley Valerie Trotter Linda Uezu Aaron Ungerleider Leslie & Annie Usui Marie Wang Dorrel Whinery John White Carolyn Wong Bin Xiao Thomas Yue
Create a legacy by leaving a gift to the Hawaiian Humane Society in your will. Whether you’ve already included the Society in your will or you’d like more information, contact Development Director Lisa Fowler at 356-2221 or lfowler@hawaiianhumane.org.
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Guardian Angels $100 +
James Abbott Roy & Amy Abe Bethany Ace Shunji Adachi Aileen Agena Yolanda Ahana Laura Ahn Wanda AhNee Lei Ahu-Isa Dale & Katherine Aina David Aiu Terry Akana Akira Yamamoto Painting Rene Akiyama Valerie Ako Charles Alber Deborah Aldrich Hays Alexander Gwen Alfonso Barbra Allen Nicole Amano Warren Amaral Hiroko Amsbary Denise Anderson Janet Andres Shelly Andrews Victor Aragaki Toshuke & Muriel Arakaki Aileen Arakawa Robert & Edith Araki Sandra Arashiro Sabin & Debra Archuleta Shachar & Heidi Argov Mona Arizala Michael Armenoff Philip Arnone & Michelle Honda Kelly Asato Bruce & Brenda Asato Associated Steel Workers Bertram & Maxie Awa Marvin Awaya Michael & Lillian Babcock Michele Bachman Frank Baensch Miles & Joann Baidack Jan Bailey-Yoshino
Helen Kinau Wilder Legacy Gifts May 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015
Margaret Van Poole
Allan & Frances Bailon Jeffrey Baker Susan Ballard Martin Banks Diana & Abe Barcena Kenneth Barclay Joanna Barroga Michael & Diko Bates Cathy Bauers Mona Beard Betsy Behnke Linda Beil Bonnie Beneke Ronald Biho Danielle Bird Tracie Black Anthony & Elizabeth Borge Gillian Boss Karen Bow-Villanueva Rachael Boxold Peter & Antoinette Brown Eileen Bull Patrick & Janet Bullard Christine Bullock Barton & Diana-Lee Bunney John Burback & Norma Pang Doris Burnette Bari & Karin Buzzard James & Julie Byrer Michael & Tracy Byrnes Jeffrey & Lynn Cabebe Leonard Cadavona Jean Campbell Beverly Cardinal Career Development Center of Hawaii Ignacio Cariaga Adam & Jodi Carlson Thomas Carpenter Paula Carroll Catherine Caudle James & Colleen Causey Summer Chan Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano Cedric Chang Elizabeth Chang Franklin Chang Karen Chang Kathryn Chang May Chang Norman Chang Shari Chang Sarah-Ann Chang-Canoy Matthew & Nicole Chapman Sheldon Char Kimberly Chee Wieland Chee Emmet & Claire Cheeley Maria Chen Clyde & Lisa Chena
Elanor Chinen-Van Gieson Bill Ching Carolyn Ching Evan Ching & Cathy Kawano-Ching Robin Ching Theodora Ching James Chinn Jennifer Chiwa Eileen Cho Herbert Chock Mona Chock Stephen Chock Beatrice Chong Christine Chow Darryl Choy Helen Choy Steven Choy Jennifer Chun Sandra Chun Erin Claggett Barby Clarke Rebecca Cole Stephen Cole Selwyn Collins Steven Colon & Carrie Hermstad Leslie Cook Dorothy Cooper Louisa Cooper Steve Coppel Edna Cost Richard Cox Timothy Craig Janis Cruce Thomas & Shirlee Cunningham Christine Curatilo Karen Curry Paula Daligcon Barbara Davis Christy Decker Scott Dempsey & Donna Johnson Darryl Diaz & Gina Matsuzawa-Diaz Susie Diaz Carlyne Dick Millie Dillard Ray & Marchen Dingle John & Jane Dodson James Doherty Clyde & Winifred Doi Kathleen Domen Samuel & Lily Domingo Joanne Dougherty Patrick & Cathryn Downes Dr. Tung’s Robert Drescher James & Anne Marie Duca David Dunnavant Robert & Shirley Dusendschon Karen Dvorak Jon & Mary Lou Earll Diane Eddy Faith Elarionoff
William & Johannah Eltink-Schaake Denise Emsley Charles & Cynthia Erlinger Karen Essene Eleanor Fahrenwald Roxanna Sewell Faith Michele Faller Korleen Farley James & Vickie Farmer Winifred Farrell Mark Favrow & Nancy Brouillet Rosemary Fazio & David Randell Matthew Feldman Denise Fenn Christopher Ferry Agneta Fesharaki Richard Flagg & Alberta Freidus-Flagg Jim & Joan Fleming Annette Floyd Estelito & Terri Ann Follante Lisa Fowler & Barry Ching Craig & Diana Franklin Maura Fujihira Derek & Jean Fujii Alton & Sandra Fujii Randy Fujimori & Janet Clark Jerry & Shirley Fujimoto Wesley & Jennifer Fujimoto Craig Fujino Ione Fujio Harold & Jan Fujise Joseph & Helen Fujita Joy Fujita Wesley & Jean Fujita Brian Fujiwara Barry & Cheryl Fukunaga Ann Fukushima Jill Funasaki Judy Furukawa Gary Furutani Melissa Fuse Richard Galang & Julie-Ann Won Alejandria Galarsada Harish Ganesathasan Linn Garcia Jolyn Garidan Prieto Sharon & Dick Garnett Barbara Garringer Lynette Gehring Francis & Jayne George Moheb & Nancy Ghali Marc Gilbert Gregory and Monette Gilding Suzanne Gilleres Renee Gomes Lenny & Jenny Gonzales J. Goodman Louise Goodspeed Norma Gose Charlyn Goto
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May Goto Colleen Goto-Ono William Gould David & Angela Goya Gary Michael Graham Robert & Carol Ann Graham Gerald Graziani Jerrold & Paula Guben Deborah Hahnenkamp Keith & Janice Hamamoto Harold Han Paul & Susan Hangai Gregory & Wendy Hanna Steven & Sherry Hansel Jeffrey & Lorena Hanyu Dean Harada Ryan & Susan Harada Joyce Harano Harbor Shores Apartments Jack & Myrtle Harmon Amanda Harn Betty Hart Sandra Harvey Terri Harvey Tomoko Hasegawa Harold & Yvonne Hashizume Amelia Hastings Irene Hatakenaka Joy Hatakeyama John Hayakawa Ayako Hayashi Junie Hayashi Lanette Hayashi Hawaiian Electric Company Ralph Heidenreich Hanna Heintz Virginia Henderson William Henne Cheryl Hewett Robert Hew-Len Charles & Helen Higa Larry & Anne Higashi Conrad & Lindee Higashionna Stephen & Terrie Higuchi Todd Hilmes Joanne Hiramatsu Tomie Hirano Dalton & Joanne Hirata Lei Hirokane Bertha Ho Thomas & Layla Holden Karin Holma Andrew Holt Karen Honda Duane & Mae Hong Jill Hoogendyk Brian & Carole Horiuchi Timothy & Mary Houghton George Hudes Darlene Hull Francis & Serena Humay
Bequests May 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015
Flora Bacon Frank & Marna Slocum
Bill Hunt Debra Hunt Joan Husted Julie Ann Iguchi Roy & Cassy Ikeda Lynn Inafuku Sandra Ing Marshall & Ardine Ingraham Lars Isaacson Julie Ishida Lois Ishihara Brian & Lynn Ishii Saskia Ishii Wayne Ishii Elaine Ishikawa Kenneth Iwai Wilfred & Judy Iwai Gertrude Iwaida Janice Iwamoto Tiffany Iwamoto Linda Iwasaki Elsie Iwatani Gary James Robert Janoski Marjorie Jay Cindy Jeno Jens Jensen Aileen Johnson Gary & Melanie Johnson Louise Johnson Bob Jones & Denby Fawcett James Jones Klebert Jones Karen Jonesremigio Ann Jovet Brian Joy & Bonnie Cooper Carlson Joy Raymond & Corinne Kagemoto Doreen Kahue David Kahunahana Kaimuki High School Kaiser Foundation – Community Giving Campaign Shirley Kaiura Dennis & Iris Kajikawa Dennis & Joyce Kajioka Edna Kajiwara Patsy Kalawaia Elaine Kam Jeffrey & Sue Kam Alfred Kamae Charlene Kamimura Gail Kaminaga Kumiko Kaminaka
Paula Kaneaiakala Dale Kanehisa-Lam Tracie Kaneko Joan Kaneshiro Jo Anne Kaneshiro Wayne Kaneshiro Brian & Jean Kashiwaeda Peggy Katamoto Alan & Lori Kato Robert & Atsuko Kato William & Karen Kato Yuko Kato Stanley & Debra Katsura Robert & Marcy Katz Britton Kaur Gail Kawahara Ryuichi Kawai Toshiko Kawai Carl Kawakami Richard Keawe Howard & Elizabeth Keller Alex & Stephanie Kendrick Ellen Kenolio Kevin & Deborah Kern Valerie Kidani Scott Kihara Robert & Hope Paul & Judith Kikuta Stephanie Kim Mavis Kim Calvin Kimura John & Marilyn Kiner Coral King Roy & Gloria King Dan & Kathryn Kirley Marsha Kitagawa Gordon & Linda Kitsuwa Kloeckner Metals Corporation Carolyn Kobayashi Karyn Kodama Laraine & Chester Koga Kenneth & Inez Koga Claire Kogasaka Linda Koishigawa Pauline Kokubun Doris Ann Kollars Laurence Kolonel Ginger Kolonick Dorothy Marianne Korsey Blanche Kort Masao Kosaka Jason Koy Aileen Kozai Donald Krug
Grants May 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015
ABC Stores Pearl Harbor Submarine Spouses Charity Association
Lily Kuba Christine Kubota Edwin Kugisaki Norma Kukona Calvin & Leslie Kunihisa Gerald & Lorna Kuniyuki Shannon & Helen Kurata Kelvin & Phyllis Kurio Alvin & Kay Kurio Faith Kurooka Ethel Kuwasaki Sandra Kwock-Silve George & Harriet Lai Janice Langlas Len & Terri Lantych Peter LaRocca Larry’s Electrical Service David & Pamela Larsen Gilbert & Marion Larson Brian Lau Charles Lau Monique Lau Harry & Myrna Laubach Emma & Jeffrey Layaoen Carole Learnard Gwendolyn LeBlanc Peter LeCompte Norma Ledesma Deanna Lee Howard Lee Jin Sook Lee Justin & Linda Lee Kenneth Lee & Kathryn Koos-Lee Ki Lee Morris & Hiroko Lee Marlene Lemke Lemonade Alley – Team Love Lemonade William Leonard Wendell & Paulette Leong Peter & Mary Lewis Richard & Rosann Lewis Michael & Joyce Lighthill Vernon Ling Marcia Little Noriko Liu Andrew & Shoko Livingston Betty Long Jacqueline Loo Sandra Loo Violet Loo Bob LoPresti Bernard & Pamela Lum Dallas & Marlene Lum Leighton & Valerie Lum Steven Lum Alice Lunt Michael & Rebecca Lustig John & Violet Luuwai Joseph & Mariko Lyons
Shop at smile.amazon.com so Hawaiian Humane Society gets a donation.
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Pamela MacChlerie Colin & Carol MacDonald Edward & Mimi MacNaughton Charles Macniven Derek Maeda Janice Maeda Frances Maekawa Margie Maket Ronald & Mary Jane Makua Alexander & Clarita Malinao Diane Malinovich Bryan Man Jon & Sellina Mann Jeanne Marn Raymond Martin Ron & Masae Martin Sean & Leigh Martin Ken Mashiyama Carol Masutani Margaret Matayoshi Glen & June Matsumoto Harriet & Ivan Matsumoto Kaori Matsumoto Kevin Matsumoto May Matsumoto Takeo & Winifred Matsumoto Roy & Joyce Matsuo Sharon Matsusaka-Brewer Lori Matsushige Douglas & Maude Mau David McCaffrey & Deborah Luckett Tamarin McCartin Michael McElroy Michael & Virginia McGaraghan Mavis McGurn Jean McIntosh Anne McKay J. McMullen Sharon McPhee Janice Meguro Gerald & Connie Meredith Paul & Patti Mickelsen Patricia Middlesworth Mid-Pacific Institute Elementary School Ronald Migita Sharon Mikami William Miller Thaddeus & Megan Mills Betty Min Nancy Minuth Harry & Ethel Miyachi Sarah Miyahira Gary & Karen Miyakawa Scott Miyake David Miyamoto Dori Miyamoto Georgeanne Miyamoto Takeshi & Fay Miyamoto
Michael & Mona Miyamura Richard Miyasaka Jan Miyashiro Yoshiye Miyashita Steven Mizokawa Midori Mochizuki Kelly Molnar John & Melinda Montgomery Teresa Morales Arnold & Karen Morgado Sandra Moribe Majel Morimoto Darlene Morita Tina Morita Alfred & Nancy Morris Lewis Morris Terry Morrison Karen Morrissette Lorraine Mow Sherman & Theodora Mugford Barbara & Lawrence Mukai Dave Mukai Carrie Mukaida Gail Murabayashi Ronald & Nancy Murakami Wende Murakami Dot Muranaka Mark & Corinne Murashige Blaine Murayama George & Bonnie Murphy Winston Myers Roy Nagamine Carol Nagano Dean & Gayle Nagasaki Richard & Euphemia Nagashima Michael Naito Jerry & Carol Nakagami Edwin & June Nakahara Dennis & Susan Nakaishi Margaret Nakakuni Jeanine Nakakura Dennis & Arlene Nakamoto Edward Nakamoto Alan & Gwynne Nakamura Bob & Eileen Nakamura David & Cindy Nakamura James & Charlotte Nakamura Lisa Nakamura Lorene Nakamura Marc Nakamura Melvin & Nancy Nakamura Ronald Nakamura Pamela Nakata Ann Nakayama Milton & Nancy Napuunoa Steven Narrance Winnie Narusawa Sharon Nashiro Jemal & Atsuko Ned Linda Nelson Deane Neubauer & Keiko Sakuma-Neubauer James & Shirley Newman Debra Ng J. Nichol Cindy Nichols Gordon & Anita Nihei Paul & Claudia Nihei Richard Niizawa Ralph & Bette Nishida Eileen Nishikawa Jon & Cynthia Nishimura Kareen & Patrick Nishimura Ruth Nishimura
Shirley Nishimura Shirley Nishizawa Bert Nobriga Harold & Florence Nobunaga Cynthia Nojima Stephen Nomura & Lynette Lee Cathy Nonaka Lanny & Mary Ann North Barbara Norton Edwin Nose Dana Nottage Jared Noyama Janeen Nozaki Joyce Nunokawa Michael & Patricia O’Brien Herbert Oda Todd Oda Wendell & Bonnie Oda Bill Ogan Alvin & Lynn Ogi Faye Ogoshi Francis & Thelma Okada Judy Okazaki Harold & Betty Okimura George & Janice Okuhara Gary & Dale Oliva Joseph & Anderson O’Mealy Michael Omeara Carlos Omphroy Malcolm & Avis Onaga James Onoye Stanley & Judith Ooka Kimberly O’Quinn James Ormand Linda Ornelles David & Patricia Osaki Rockygirl Osaki Chong Jamie & Pauline Osborne Mike & Sheryl Oschin-Goodman Clement & Beatrice Oshiro Owen & Donalyn Oshiro Patricia Oshiro Floyd Otani Randy Overton Janis Owen Katharine Owen Danny Pacheco Pacific Gallery & Frames Ruth Pagell Louise Pagotto Lorna Park Stephanie Pauling Pearl City Elementary School Michael & Nicole Pedersen William & Lyn Pendragon Thomas Pennso Thomas & Gordynne Perkins Kenneth Perske Susan Peterman Sheila Petersen Vladmir & Helen Petrovitch Nancy Pflueger Hiroko Phan Ross Phillips Jennie Phillips Tim & Laura Poell Alexis Pospischil Robert & Nanako Puckett John & Linda Puu Monica Ramirez Melode Reinker William Remus Robert Reynolds Alan & Daphne Rhoades
Every Animal Hopes for a Home Mahalo D.R. Horton – Schuler Homes for giving us a home in Hoʻopili and helping us build a better future for animals and their people.
William & Sara Rice Jacqueline Rinn Alvin Rivera William & Emi Robillard Ryan Robitaille Barbara Rodgers Catherine Rodgers Llewella Rogers Gayle Rojas William Roome Angela Rother Libby Ruch Harry Russell Mel Saiki Glen & Christine Saito Kenneth Sakamoto Sheila Sakashita Latonia Sakata Paul & Dorcie Sakuma Joy Santiago Drew Santos Francis & Patricia Santos Patrick Santos Elisse Sasaki Janet Satogata George & Joy Saunter Eugene Savio Rudy Savio Phil Scellato Sandy Schafer Alan & Sandra Scharff Laurel Schatz Barbara Schilling George Schmelzer Tricia Schroffner Robert & Susan Schultz Sally Schultz Kerry Schuman
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Jacqueline Scott Justin & Faith Seguirant Roy Sekigawa Betsy Sekiya Drake & Susan Sensui Erik & Nikki Senter Fabiana Servantes Diane Sether Danielle Sevilla Celia Shen Myles Shibata Arthur & June Shida Donna Shigemura & Lisa Shigemura Masayoshi & Juliet Shimabukuro Scott Shimabukuro Hiromi Shimada Blaine & Alpha Shimizu David & Elsie Shimokawa Julie Shimokihara Davis & Olinda Shindo Patricia Shine Cynthia Shiraishi Nicole Shiraishi Miles Shiratori & Leonard Jaffe Emiko & Kazuhiko Shiraya June Shiroma Derrick Shono Steven & Laura Jeanne Short Alissa Simon Beverly Sin Len Page James & Kimlynne Slagel Kimberly Smith Duke & Marge Snyder Arthur & Beverly Soares Leilani Sordillia Edwin & Cynthia Sorenson William & Caroline Spencer
License to love Give your car a new look with the Humane Society license plate decal. Fee is $30.50 and raises funds for the animals. Visit HawaiianHumane.org or call 356-2213 to learn more.
Miki Sprout Tita Stack Wanda Stahl Ronald & Joan Stebbins Lee & Allyson Stebbins Rick Steere Peter Steiner William Schneider & Karen Stemp Walter & Cookie Stephan Sheila Streltzer Curtis Daehler & Angela Su Laurie Sudol Lisa Sue Franklin & Carol Suenaga Gregory & Peggy Sugimoto Kevin Sumida Clyde & Yaeko Sumida Wayne & Jean Suzuki Makoto & Keiko Suzuki Randal & Joyce Suzuki Garrett & Lila Ann Suzuki Sandi Tadaki Ruth Tagawa Keith Tajiri Susan Takahashi George Takakawa Kathy Takamoto Georgia Takasane Sadie Takehara Randy, Elise & EJ Talavera Tammy Tamashiro Deborah Tanabe Sandra Tanaka Wayne & Claire Tanaka Doss Tannehill Suzanne Tanori Bert & Karen Taoka Burt & Patti Tasaka
Ronald & Angie Tateishi Candy, Jeff & Kristi Taylor Edward Kaneshige & Marcia Taylor-Kaneshige Lloyd & Constance Teixeira Sadako Tengan Lorraine Teniya Gwen Teranishi Ernest & Teri Terukina Susan & Paul Teruya Jill Thach Mylinh Nguyen Mary & James Thrash Ivan Tilgenkamp Ruedi & Debra Tobler Lynn Tolentino Dwight Tolentino Tualua Tolua Juanita Tom Steven & Faye Tom Francine Tom Kevin, Faith & Joshua Tom David & Sheri Lee Tongg Virginia Torralva Kenneth & Karen Toyozaki Leslie & Barbara Tracy Hans Treuenfels Bruce & Suzuko Tsuchida Dick & Cassy Tsuda Victor & Iris Tsuha Thomas Tsuhako Vivian Tsutsumi Robin Turner Eugene & Dorothy Uemura Lynn Ueshiro Henry & Lee Urstadt Kyle & Kimery Ushijima Bette & Alexander Uyeda Franklin & Harriet Uyeda Nancy Uyeno Marion Valle Richard & Noreen Van Horn Herbert & Floraine Van Orden Stan Bergstrom & Suzanne Varady Jeff & Julia Vaughan Trudi Vetter Riza & April Villa Grace Visaya Allan Vosburgh Voyager Public Charter School – Grade 4 & 5 Lehua Wainee Robert & Geraldine Walker Jacqueline Waltjen John Washburn Irene & James Watanabe Henry & Marsha Watanabe Roy & Paulette Watanabe Ruth Watanabe
Myron Watanabe Deneen Watase Sean Wawrzyniec Nadine Webb Linda Weeks Camille Weindl Miyo Wenkam Faith Wenzl George & Mary Wessberg Holly Wheeles Nathaniel Whitford Charles Whitten Robert & Seiko Whittier Sandy Williams Timothy Williams & Laurie Doerschlen Windward Construction Accounting Stephen Wireman Judith Wolfe Keith Wolter Erica Wong Kevin & Cathy Wong Linda Wright Wong Jessica Wood Kumiko Yabe-Domingo Carol Jean Yakuma Sachie Yakuwa Sueo & June Yamachi David Yamagata Chris & Dale Yamamoto Matthew & Winifred Yamamoto Rodney & Frances Yamamoto Corrine Yamane John & Lori Yamane Charlotte Yamane & Volker Hildebrandt Stanley Yamaoka Harvey Yamasaki Sachiko & George Yamasaki Yvonne Yamashita Vanessa Yanagawa Alvin Yasuda Donald & Annette Yasutake Roy & Andre Yee Elissa Yellin Drake Yim Yvonne Yogi Cyrilla Yonehara Darryl & Paula Yonezawa Theodore York Elden & Cheryl Lynn Yoshida Russell & Gail Yoshida Roy Yoshikane John Yoshimori Jennifer Yoshino Lanette Yoshioka Joan Young Elarka Yuen
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Janice Yuen Mellissa Yuen Peter Yuen & Wendy Kaneshiro-Yuen James Yuki Serdar Yurdakul Olive Zukeran
In Honor of People Frances Bean Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez
Stan Cadwallader & Jim Nabors Paula Akana Guanzon Shirlene Bauer-Maheia Bob & Frances Bean Wendy Brandt Johnson Pamela Burns David Capell Judy Carlisle Carrie Louise Hamilton Foundation Patricia Choi Rebecca Cole Stephen Coyne William Davidson & Charlsie Cantey Peter & Sara Dudgeon Catherine Foy Dale Fukushima Alexander & Joanna Gatanis Wayne & Violet Harada Bradley Harris David & Neery Heenan Bob Jones & Denby Fawcett Thomas & Mi Kosasa Whitney Limm Carol Lin Klaus Mandershied & Amy Meng Stephen & Susan Metter Joe & Theresa Moore Davis Tan Nguyen Carole Onouye Louise & Buddy Preuss James Pursell Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Loretta Sayre James Spratt Vivien Stackpole T.C. Lupton, Jr. Family Foundation Fund Reuben T. Takeshita Ginny Tiu Sheila Watumull
Carol Wilder Wendell Wo Linda Wong Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman
Keilyn Ing Kevin & Lynn Ing
Zoe Cameron Jordan Patricia Jordan
Kathleen Kagawa Ginny Tiu
Ruth Koga Sue Thacker
Mi Kosasa Elizabeth Larson
Caroline Nakayama Ginny Tiu
Beverly Sin Len Page Raymond Lyau
Patricia Rodriguez Gwendolyn Fujie
Lester & Anne Salazar Fiedes Doctor Jean Imamoto Lureen Komoda
Richard Smith Ginny Tiu
Carlene Takushi Aina Haina Eye Center
Laura Thompson Pamela Burns Mary Steiner & David Atkin Ann Yuen
In Honor of Pets
In Memory of People
Boomer Hada
Lou Ach
Derick Hada
Susan Bergman
Buddy Botelho
William Bailey
Gowans & Asia Botelho
Herbert & Jane Nakama Ralph & Eleanor Fujioka
Papa Tad Kiyota
Francesca Bijelic
Harriet Kohashi
Chance Anne Rauh Lynn Haring
Kid
Carol Baptista
Beverly Sin Len Page
Norton Langley
Kimi Fukuda
Larry & Linda Langley
McClain’s Ultimate Attic
Evelyn Lau
Cary Fong
Clifford Akita Francis Alip Shauna Alip Jeri & Arnold Arucan ASSETS School Philip Au Gary & Laura Baker Laurie Chang Aileen Char Ada & Richard Ching Lisa & Rick Chinn Young & Kyong Cho Diane Chun Patrick Chun Paul & Eileen Chun Ellen Fio Ed & Carol Fong Marvin & Sandra Fong Russel & Merie-Ellen Gushi Angie Hassett Ryan & Cindy Hee Wai Eric Hodnefield Dennis & Bonnie Hokama Susan Horton Joan & Lyle Inouye Janet Kaya Roy & Gloria King
Randall & Cathy Barnes
Juliane & Westley Inouye
James & Nora Beattie
Pogo
Fay Hill
Julia Wo
Mona Cordeiro
Poki Hite
Glenn & Inge Cordeiro
Charlotte Duarte
Rainbow David & Karen Kondo
Sasha Estelle Sumimoto
Sasha Beverly Yap
Scruffy
Daniel & Amy Hironaka
Ginny Tiu
Clarice Kamiya
Jim & Lynn Lally
Small Boy
Coralie Vellis
Howard Wong
Stanley & Janet Bukes
Sparky Aoki
Triss & Kenneth Walter
Avery Aoki
Louis & Mary Furtado
Stitch
Iris & Gary Yonamine
Francis Padron
Patricia Ching Ingrid Hirazumi
Mellissa Yuen
Tei & Wei Matsumoto
Jane Higdon
Benjamin Yuen
Andrea Matsumoto
William Higdon
Mellissa Yuen
The Jack Pack
Wilfred Iwai
Shirley Garcia Gayle Lovinger & Helen Esseslstyn
Stanley Higashi Charlaine Higashi
Vera Higashi
Julie Hiromoto & Jaison Van Denover Terry Kawakami Jean Kouchi Mark & Danette Maruyama Wes Warashina
Della Lin
Yumi Goya Beverly Sin Len Page
LeRoy Johnson Juanita Johnson
Norman Judwin Janet Judwin
for An Autos
Derek & Evelyn Kiyota
Eric Firing
Harry Cook
Mitts & Koa
Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills
Lily Kong
Constance Durant
Patricia Ching
Graham King
June Firing
Reginald Chambers
Koko
Veronica Seto
Dorothea Ovio
Gail Levy Julie Molloy
Koalii Baptista Aio
Loretta Ing Kahele
Jeanette Donovan
Carl Blazel
Howard Wong
Donald & Agnes Reynolds
Michie Aono & Marsha Lee Gladys Hirano Lawrence Ito James & Amy Kishaba Helen IKohashi Kerry Kohashi Wataru Kohashi Jimmy & Florence Lovelace Rogers Miyamoto Margaret Murakami Pauline & Aaron Reed Clyde & Janet Segawa LeRoy Segawa Yvonne Segawa Jane Shiraki Carie Sumiye Laurene & Tsuneko Taira George & Grace Takeuchi
Henri Bijelic & Leticia V. Lee Louisa Ngum Rei Tanaka
Cuzco Haring
Nedward Kaapana
imals. Turn your
old wheels into their meals.
Donate your car and help care for animals. Call 356-2213 or visit HawaiianHumane.org.
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Alton & Susan Kuioka Taryn Kumamoto Geraldyne Lacno Cynthia Lai Gayle Lau Kent & Gwen Lau Clinton & Patricia Lee Roger & Joycelyn Lerud Ted Li Elvira Lo Frances Lum Rory & Janice Matsumoto S. Matsumoto Andrew & Lee Miller Bill & Arlene Montania Aiko Morita Kyle Muranaka Holly Nagamine Norman & Debra Nakamura
Corliss Ota Cheryl Piimauna Carl Reber Richard & Patsy Sakamoto Rodney & Sandy Shinkawa Geri Shiroma Davelyn & Howard Souza Jed Sueoka Alan Taguchi Corinne Tanna Mark & Eunice Wakatsuki Alvin & Donna Wong Wellington Wong Elienne Yoshida Robert & Laura Young
Sandra Lieberman
Jackie Manne
Joyce Cassen Pearl Katsuki Brandon Lieberman Elise & David Minkin Myrtle Tanaka Thelma Tanaka Ken & Michele Tremayne Karen Watanabe Teri Ann Wong
Stuart Copp
David Raymond Leonetti
Bonnie Malheiro
David Lum Ginny Tiu
Lois MacDonald Charles Whitten
Gerald & Sandra Pang
Katherine Malheiro
Debra Joy Matsukawa Margaret Arciero & Theresa Jones Pam Arciero Pegi Braun Pamela Burns Edith Fujimoto The Gregory-Brownes Robert & Mary Grimm Kristin Kain Elizabeth & Craig Nakamoto Brenda Ohama Sanford & Ona Yee Neal Yoshimura Stacy Yuen
Patricia Mills Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills
Eloise Monsarrat Henry & Patricia McPhillips
Diane Neilsen Marina Newby
Rachel Nemoto Ginny Tiu
Edwin Ogasawara Ginny Tiu
Joe Porto Lynn Porto
Roy Oda Craig & Joanne Tachibana
Renee Powell
After a while, you forget who’s helping whom.
John & Pamela Dalrymple Iku Donnelly John Edmunds Janet Feeback Kay Fukuda Leslie & Carolyn Hong Bonnie Kalberer Milton Kochiyama Paula Liu-Smith Allan & Claudia Maddalena Curtis & Ann Matsumoto Donald & Arden Moore Ann Russell Lyle & Dona Strode Jeffrey & Candy Taylor Ruth Tschumy Busaba Williams Elsa & Gary Wixom
Bill Snyder Christopher Richardson
Lend a hand. Or to be exact, a paw. The Hawaiian Humane Society is always
William Snyder
looking for volunteers. Who knows, the best part of a pet’s day might also be
William & Roblynn Rall Michael & Vicky Schlosser
yours. To become a volunteer, visit HawaiianHumane.org.
Pearl Swan Christopher Ma
Arnold Takemoto
Hawaiian Humane Society People for animals. Animals for people.
Vivian Lai
Harue Tamashiro Agnes Butler
Isamu Tokuhara Tokuko Tokuhara
Elaine Umeda Roy Umeda
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Barbara Vaughan
Chandler the Cat Laura Weems
La’akea
Pogi
Joan Pratt
Renato Villapando
Chocolate
Pretty Girl & Lady
Hawaii-Western Management Group
Wendy Nitta
MacKitty, Ilio & Shylo
Chuppy & Nina
Steven & Tokiko Bazzell
Mae
Prince Gordon
Alice Webb Gary & Jennifer Herald
Elizabeth Yap Marcia Mitchell Faith Milnes
Alona Dinio & Elizabeth Brower Gilbert Ponce
Bobby Gordon
Cocoa Parker
Ellen & Ellen Parker
Makana Augugliaro
Pudders Torigoe
Jeffrey Wheeler Patricia Banning
Cookie & Fearo
Malia Johnson
Pyewacket
Doreen Kelley
Corky Inouye
Manoa daCat
Reddy
In Memory of Pets
Couver Ho
Mauka Heidenreich Ralph L Heidenreich
Rocky Simmons
Alvin & Claire Ho
Daisy I, Daisy II, Toby, Sarah & Chance
Max & Marshmallow
Roundtop, Ricky, Sami, Delila & Yoshi Uyehara
Dora Wong
Gregory & Monette Gilding
Janet Takishita
Angel
Nolan & Lori Broughton
Baby, Pumpkin I & Pumpkin II
Sam & Kathy Dunn
Baron
Daniel & Grace Kagehiro
Benji & Sandy Takara
Ray & Rosaline Ballungay
Bratt
Letitia Bailey
Buddy
Matthew & Jennifer Koenig
Buddy
Marc Castillo
Buddy Beagle Baker
Roxanne Nekoba
Bugsey
Linda Ahue
Candy
William Higdon, Jr.
Casey
Henry P. Dela Cruz
Cesare
Gary & Kelly Oba
Irene Asato Robin Inouye
Kenneth & Elaine Ockermann Roy Takara
Bill & Elaine Lindsey Brian & Pam Takeda William Higdon, Jr. Steven & Nan Baker Patricia Domingo Mel Saiki Ruth Nishimura Peter Chisteckoff
Louise Johnson
Michele Inouye
Akiko
George & Susan Nakagawa
Steven & Angel Augugliaro
Raymond Martin
Diane Maeda
Mele & Sadie Osborne Gerrit & Gayle Osborne
Frosty Strong
Mick E. Mouser Mary Herrera
Frosty, Tisha & Charmer Dunn
Miko Seay
Kimberly Seay
Hage
MoMo Ward-Jewett Megan Ward
Ipo
Muffy Oka
Edwin & Marion Oka
Jackson & Junior Bailey
Nahenahe
Allyson Kaai
Jameson Moran
Nala Limm Ginny Tiu
Jasmine
Nani
Ruby Okumura
Kea
Nekosan
Connie Yoshioka-Kinoshita
Kekela & Tita Ahue
Nohea
Susan Garrett
Kit Kit
Oliver Porter Staton
Scot Porter & Delta Lightner
Kuau
Oreo
Lynn Ueshiro
Kula
Piko Case
Kimberly Case
Kula Chun
Cedric &Vreni Chun
Karen Torigoe Laurie Knych
William Higdon, Jr. Jennifer L. Seibold
Dennis Uyehara
Rufus “Ruffie” Matoi Joanne Abe
Rusty Fowler
Lisa Fowler & Barry Ching Sharon Fowler Mary Steiner & David Atkin
Sam
Donald Fujimoto
Sam
Karen Stemp
Sammy
Conrad & Lindee Higashionna
Shaggy
Doris Ladd
Sophie Marcus Teri Marcus
Sweetie
Paul Franke
Sweetie
Sarah Rosa
Sydney, Kainoa, Kuuipo, & Max Rego Makakaualii Rego
Tammy
Christopher & Amy Gibo
Taz, Babz & Bubblez Nichols Sarah Lee Nichols
Tigger & Molly Murdoch Ginny Tiu
Tippy Ahu-Isa Lei Ahu-Isa
Tony
Nancy Sculerati
Tuffy Hirae Mark Hirae
Tux Stobie
Lynette Stobie
Ulan Tsuchiya
Mitsuyo Tsuchiya
Uri Yasumoto Barbara Tilley
Ziggy O’Malley
Patrick & Elizabeth O’Malley
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