Hawaiian Humane Society
Newsletter People for animals. Animals for people.
June – August 2016
Helping Oahu’s pets and people through difficult transitions When Hawaiian Humane Society’s President & CEO Pamela Burns noticed an older gentleman with a white beard near the entrance, she was immediately drawn to him. “How may I help you?” she asked. The homeless war veteran named David confided that he was recently discharged from Tripler Army Medical Center and he was there to pick up his dog, Lady Gaga. Hawaiian Humane Society’s Emergency Foster Care program had provided
temporary care for his companion during his unexpected hospital stay. David was reunited with Lady Gaga that morning and both were ecstatic to be reunited.
Months passed and Burns was in her office reviewing requests for Max’s Special Fund, a fund Hawaiian that covers the cost Humane Society’s of specialty medical President & CEO services for dogs Pamela Burns and Lady that are admitted Gaga. to the shelter. A dog named Lady Gaga was in need of surgery due to a broken hip. Burns paused and thought to herself, could this be the same dog whose owner she had met many months ago? Upon further investigation, the story unfolded. This was indeed the same dog. It was a rainy night in Moiliili around 8 pm in September 2015
when David attempted to cross the street by wheelchair with Lady Gaga in his lap. As they rolled out on to the rain-soaked street, a driver emerged from a parking lot and hit the two. The inseparable pair parted ways once again. Lady Gaga was brought to the Hawaiian Humane Society and David was taken to Queen’s Medical Center. Thanks to Max’s Fund, Lady Gaga received the surgery she needed to fix a broken hip. Burns contacted Queen’s hospital to find the injured owner to let him know that Lady Gaga was in good hands. Due to the accident, David was now a quadriplegic and could no longer breathe without a ventilator. Knowing how closely bonded these two were, Burns sought special permission from the hospital staff to bring Lady Gaga to visit David. Burns would bring Lady Gaga close to David’s face so he could see and feel her – his face was now the only area on his body where he could feel anything. During one of the continued on page 3
President’s Letter
Gifts make miracles happen In May, a news story referenced that our organization spent more than $250,000 to provide long-term care, rehabilitation and case work for a large rescue of dogs from a Waimanalo puppy mill in 2011. I bet that amount surprised many viewers. The work of rescue and protection is an extremely expensive endeavor. As I write this, more than 30 dogs are in our care from yet another large rescue from an abuser in Kahaluu. We proudly provide more than 30 programs that serve animals that are abandoned, neglected and abused and aim to prevent cruelty from happening in the first place. We are only able to do all that we do because of your donations. Over the years, Hawaiian Humane Society has been the very fortunate beneficiary of many extraordinary gifts, one of which you will read about on page 5. These gifts have enabled us to build a new veterinary center and underwrite the cost of spay/neuter surgeries to reduce pet overpopulation, among other vital programs. Individuals and foundations have helped these dreams become realities. While these monetary gifts are noteworthy, every gift that we receive is remarkable. Just this year, an 8-yearold donated her birthday money, which meant several dogs were able to get the gift of a microchip. Another donor sponsored a $25 tuition so that a teen from Waianae could attend our Animal Hero Class. Another stepped forward with a few hundred dollars so that our officers could purchase top-
notch camera equipment to support investigations. Monetary gifts make miracles happen but so do gifts of time and talent. There Pamela Burns has is tremendous served as impact when a President & CEO since school group 1990. organizes a pet supply drive. We cheer the family that teaches compassion by spending their Saturday washing dogs or playing with cats at the shelter. We are amazed by our volunteer network of over 600 people who donate time and energy to help with a wide range of activities, from walking dogs to opening their hearts and homes to animals in need of temporary foster care. We know that every act of generosity or kindness can and does change lives, and we celebrate every one of them with you. By coming together around the shared values of care and compassion for animals, we are making Hawaii a better place for all and I am awed by the depth of caring and support provided by our community. I thank each and every one of you who support the work of the Hawaiian Humane Society through your gifts, in whatever form they take. It is this unique combination of gifts that allows us to continue our work and we are forever grateful to you for making it all possible. While the needs of animals in the community are great, we are facing them head-on with you by our side.
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Pamela Burns President & CEO Jacque Vaughn Community Relations Director Editor Kevin Kawamoto Tim Ruel Daniel Vallejo Contributors Jeff Chung Augusto DeCastro Masako Dix Dave Greer 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 356-2225 Hike Club 356-2222 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.
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visits, as tears streamed down his face he whispered, “This is the happiest moment of my life, to be able to see her again.” Unable to use his hands and arms, David lamented that he could no longer stroke her fur and the best he could do was whisper farewell to his love. David knew he could no longer care for Lady Gaga and she has since been adopted by a loving family. David was relocated to a medical facility on the
mainland to get the specialty care he needs. Sometimes, people and their pets need to part ways due to circumstances beyond their control. Thanks to support from the community, the Hawaiian Humane Society is able to offer a helping hand to people and animals going through difficult life transitions. To learn more about the Emergency Foster Care program, visit HawaiianHumane.org.
Rescued dogs from Haleiwa find new love In June 2016, it will be nearly eight months since the Hawaiian Humane Society’s officers found 29 dogs that were abandoned in a North Shore home without food and water – struggling to survive in unspeakable filth. With no
owner surfacing for days, the dogs were rescued, treated for medical conditions and placed in the Society’s protective care. “One of the dogs from the case, Fable, would go in his cage and just would not come out,” foster care volunteer Kanoe Hansen recalls. “So I decided that every day I would go in his kennel to hold and pet him. These dogs were so broken. My heart just goes out to them.”
Twenty-nine abandoned dogs were found in Haleiwa without food or water.
A total of 41 dogs, which included those abandoned and their puppies born since the rescue, were placed in foster care with volunteers for about six months. During this time, the Society worked with an attorney to petition the courts for legal ownership of the dogs. Ownership was awarded to Hawaiian Nearly 200 people Humane Society in March 2016, which meant showed up to these dogs could now be adopted. A crowd of adopt the 200 people gathered at petco Beretania for a rescued dogs. chance to adopt 11 dogs of varying ages. Many foster families chose to adopt the dogs they had rehabilitated. 3
Mewsworthy
Secrets that felines want you to know June is Love-A-Cat Month and the perfect opportunity to better understand those sometimes elusive felines. An estimated 48,000 homes on Oahu include a feline family member.
because he’s exhausted from hunting last night, but it is natural for him to sleep about 15 hours a day. Cats spend at least two-thirds of their lives asleep and are most active between dusk and dawn.
While pet owners typically know their feline’s favorite snack and napping nook, there is much mystery as to what makes these animals tick.
Cats are born athletes. A cat can jump up to five times his own height in a single bound. They can also run at about 30 mph.
Lots of sleep is natural. An apartment cat may not be dozing off
Purring can mean stress. Most cats purr when they’re happy, content and
comfortable, but cats also purr when they’re distressed to calm themselves. It’s important to read a cat’s body language and also observe the environment around them to figure out if she is purring to calm herself or because she’s happy. Cats don’t meow at one another. Meowing is how cats communicate with people. They’re usually saying hello or asking for something like attention. As kittens, they meow to communicate to their mother, but typically don’t vocalize when they’re older to other adult cats. For more about cats and upcoming events to celebrate felines, visit HawaiianHumane.org.
A flood of kittens requires help from the public Summer means longer days, which is optimal for cat breeding. And that means kittens are arriving by the hundreds every month to the Hawaiian Humane Society. The needs are greater than the shelter can provide and so the public is urged to get involved and get educated. The Society advises: “If you find kittens, resist the urge to intervene, unless they’re in danger. Cats leave their babies to search for food or to take a break. Mothers may be gone up to eight hours, but are usually not far.” More information is posted on the Society’s website that includes how to help kittens and their mothers, how to determine a kitten’s age and how to trap 4
free-roaming felines to utilize the Society’s low-fee sterilization service. Admissions staff is encouraging members of the public to keep kittens in their care until they are large and healthy enough to be sterilized, which is at about eight weeks old. With hundreds of kittens arriving, additional foster care families are always needed as current foster homes fill with tiny kittens. Newborns require roundthe-clock care with feeding every couple of hours. To volunteer, call 356-2222 and learn about the next foster care training and kitten shower celebration. Donations of kitten supplies are always welcome. A wish list is posted at HawaiianHumane.org.
Hawaiian Humane Society receives $2 million gift The Hawaiian Humane Society is pleased to announce a $2 million donation from animal advocate and Society Board Chair, Ginny Tiu.
or, more recently, the rescue of 29 dogs abandoned in Haleiwa (see story on page 3) would not be possible without support from the community.
The fund will be used to create the Ginny Tiu Fund for Animal Welfare and Protection. “My goal is to provide additional resources and the flexibility to apply them wherever they are most urgently needed to support the organization’s work of rescuing and protecting animals. I feel that too often, the lives of animals are not always given the value they deserve, and that’s why I choose to make this my priority,” said Tiu.
“What I am giving to the Hawaiian Humane Society does not compare to the joy animals have given to me,” said Tiu. “I am honored to be able to do this and I hope to inspire others to reach out and help the animals in our community because the needs are great.” Animal Tiu added, “I find no advocate and greater joy than to help the Hawaiian Humane Hawaiian Humane Society Society Board Chair Ginny Tiu enjoys spending with their life saving and time with her dogs life changing work to help rescued from animals because of the a Waimanalo puppy mill. unconditional love they give us.”
This gift will be used by the Hawaiian Humane Society for emergency animal rescues in cases of abuse or neglect. Pamela Burns, Hawaiian Humane’s President & CEO, called the gift transformative.
The fund will also support low-fee spay/neuter, animal welfare education and advocacy programs.
“It will enhance our efforts to help animals who are in dangerous and life-threatening situations. We are the safety net for animals on Oahu so having the resources to help animals in need is critically important for us. We are so grateful for this incredibly generous gift,” said Burns. Large rescues like the 2011 Waimanalo puppy mill case
Tiu maintains that her gift is about more than just helping animals. “It is about the value of caring and having compassion for those who do not have a voice and who are totally dependent on us.”
Learn the facts about Toxoplasmosis Now and then, headlines surface that Toxoplasmosis has potentially played a role in the demise of wildlife. Some science points to cats as the culprit. In order to separate fact from fiction, the Hawaiian Humane Society recently consulted with Hawaii’s leading infectious disease experts for companion animals to better understand the disease. The Center for Disease Control finds that the leading cause of Toxoplasmosis in humans is by eating undercooked meat. A rare steak is a far greater threat for contracting the disease than a cat. The chances of
Toxoplasmosis are nil if the following are done: clean the litter box daily (the parasite takes 24 hours to reproduce in cat feces), don’t ingest cat feces and ensure that cats are kept indoors and eat only cat food. While it’s true that cats can carry the disease (as do many birds and other mammals), felines are the only species in which the parasite can reproduce. However, here’s a fascinating fact. According to the Companion Animal Parasite Council, infected cats, typically kittens, only shed the parasite for about one to three weeks in their 5
lifetime and can’t contract the disease again. Only about one percent of cats are active hosts of Toxoplasmosis. Yet another reason that the cat caregivers should take advantage of the Hawaiian Humane Society’s sterilization program for freeroaming cats. The community can work together to reduce the cat overpopulation humanely. Learn more about Toxoplasmosis at capcvet.org.
History
Lucy Ward, a champion for Oahu’s mistreated The Ward family, whose namesake includes Ward Centers, was a prominent family that helped to shape Hawaii in the early 1900s. Their property spanned from the Neal Blaisdell Center where their family home once stood to the ocean where Ward Centers now stands as a bustling retail and residential complex.
Wearing a straight-brimmed lauhala hat, high neck shirtwaist and long flowing skirt, Lucy was a familiar sight around town, sweeping into the police station to bring charges against violators, into the grand jury room to help prosecute, into the newspaper offices to report injustice. She won countless converts to the cause of animal and child welfare.
The fifth of seven daughters, Lucy Ward devoted herself to charitable work on behalf of Hawaii’s animals and children. She is considered a pioneer for the Hawaiian Humane Society, credited with steering the organization during its formative years in the early 20th century. Hawaiian Humane first served to give a voice to the voiceless; not just animals, but also the people of Hawaii, including orphaned children, unwed mothers and the mentally ill.
Lucy was so beloved by her colleagues and the people that when she first talked of retirement in 1925, the mayor’s office received a petition with more than 500 signatures requesting that she continue in her capacity.
Armed with her trademark bullwhip, pistol and a badge, Lucy tirelessly fought for neglected or mistreated animals and sought to help disadvantaged children. Horses, dogs, sheep and a variety of other abused
animals fell under her protection. With a tough-as-nails attitude and an unyielding passion for animals, Lucy was one of the most visible champions of animal welfare. From 1913 to 1932, she served as a humane officer of the law and later as the organization’s executive director. Leaving her home the “Old Plantation,” Lucy made her rounds on horseback – and later in her Model T – rescuing injured cats and dogs, and visiting the homes of boys and girls reported mistreated by alcoholic mothers or abusive fathers.
Lucy passed away in 1954 at the age of 80 but her work as a public crusader is legendary.
Lucy Ward’s trademark lauhala hat and humane officer badge from the early 1900s.
Holoholo Check out all of these upcoming events and more at HawaiianHumane.org.
Neko Cafe
Makapuu Sunset Benefit Hike
Saturday, June 25 • 11 am to 3 pm Mori Hawaii - Ward Warehouse
Saturday, July 30 • 5:30 – 7:30 pm Makapuu Lighthouse Trail
Art & Flea and Hawaiian Humane Society partner to host a pop-up cat café. Enjoy coffee and food from Morning Glass Coffee and shop in the company of felines available for adoption. Adoptions fees will be waived.
Join the Hawaiian Humane Society and hike the Makapuu Lighthouse Trail. Tickets are $25 each and include a Hawaiian Humane bandana (for people or pets), a bag-adoo doggie waste pouch and refreshments.
Microchip Madness
PetWalk 2016
July 1 – 31
Sunday, October 30 Magic Island, Ala Moana Park
Get your cats and dogs microchipped in July for $10 thanks to a partnership with veterinarians islandwide. View participating clinic at HawaiianHumane.org.
Mark your calendar for the 26th annual charity walk. 6
Waggin’ Tales Putting animals first First Insurance Company of Hawaii raised $9,000 for the animals through their “Posts for Pets” Facebook campaign. They also donated more than 1,000 pounds in pet food and toys.
Here’s to the poi dogs Thank you to Poi Dogs Day Care & Boarding for hosting a pet food drive and donating more than 30 bags of dog food to Hawaiian Humane’s pet food bank. A very Hawaiian May Day A heartfelt aloha to Hawaiian Airlines for taking the time to hand out lei to Society volunteers on Lei Day. Almost 60 volunteers and staff enjoyed this May Day treat.
No pressure to help Mahalo to Darryl Freeman of Anykine Pressure Washing for his gift of service to ensure the shelter’s adoptions lanai is squeaky clean. Super students save the day It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Moanalua Elementary’s sixth graders and La Pietra’s fifth graders to the rescue with their donation of pet treats, towels and other goodies for the animals.
Pet Expo excellence Mahalo to Target employees, University of Hawaii Glass Art Family, the Iolani Key Club and other volunteers for running the Hawaiian Humane Society’s booth at Hawaii Pet Expo. Thank you to HVMA for donating booth space. Helping hands Three cheers to Carolyn Naun, DVM, who donates her time and expertise to help do health exams on pets moving into Hale Mauliola, the pet-friendly homeless shelter on Sand Island.
Hammering it out Hip, hip, hooray to Shawnee Hammer of KRTR 96, Hawaii News Now and Britney Unoki Designs for creating a video that promotes fostering for space when the shelter gets full. View it on the Society’s YouTube channel.
When life hands you lemons A round of applause for the third grade class at St. Anthony School for choosing the Hawaiian Humane Society as their class project. They raised $300 for Oahu’s animals and people.
Fit for a cause A big bow wow to Crossfit HTF for a fundraising event that raised over $2,300 for the animals.
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Gifts of Love
We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more from February 1 to April 30, 2016.
Fat Cats & Top Dogs $10,000 + Bank of Hawaii Bob & Frances Bean Catherine Conrad Leslie Disney First Hawaiian Bank Foundation First Insurance Company of Hawaii Rev. Larry A. Gardner Howard Hughes Corporation Kiewit Building Group Thomas & Mi Kosasa Petco Foundation Mary Philpotts McGrath Wayne Pitluck & Judith Pyle R. M. Towill Corporation Alice Robinson Schuler Family Foundation United Laundry Services Barry & Virginia Weinman
Animal Champions $5,000 +
Eric & Lori Ako Cades Schutte, LLP City Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Kun Ai Foundation Cosco John & Sue Dean Enterprise Rent-A-Car Ernst & Young Susan Ing Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Diane M. Kimura & William J. Nagle, III Charlyn Honda Masini Mililani Middle School David & Kellyn Okabe Gil & Shareen Sato Sephora Steve & Pamela Sofos Sue Sylvester Palumbo / The Cat Clinic Zephyr Insurance Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman
Best Friends $1,000 +
Bob & Kelly Armstrong Albert & Dolores Bediones Stanley Cadwallader & Jim Nabors Mike & Joyce Ching William Coleman & Chris Frendreis Ather & Marivic Dar Jeffrey Deer Leonard Fong Goodsill/Anderson/Quinn/Stifel Elizabeth Rice Grossman Barron & Dede Guss Donald Hardy & Francesca Passalacqua Deborah Isler David & Marlene Johnson Kathleen Kagawa Marjorie Kashiwada Kathleen Kobayashi Steven & Estrellita Komura Patty & Roger Kort
George Aikau Dale & Katherine Aina David Aiu Robyn Akahoshi Charles & Laurel Aki Steven & Lea Albert Brynn Allen Eric Altenbernd Georgiana Alvaro Warren Amaral Thomas & Elizabeth Amuro Michael & Hwa Ja Anahori Richard & Ethel Anbe Teodoro & Arcelia Andam Frank Anderson Susanne Andriotti Jane Aoki John Aoki Irene Apele Carol Apoliona May Arakaki & Richard Rita Kathy Arakawa Sandra Arashiro Sabin & Debra Archuleta Shachar & Heidi Argov Jacqueline Arneson Jay & Karen Asato Russell & Debbie Asato Kristine Ashdown Associated Steel Workers Sharon Au Richert & Maria Au Hoy Bertram & Maxie Awa Cheryl Ann Awaa Sidney & Gloria Ayabe Ronnie Ayau James & Edna Ayling Frank Baensch Ursula Baensch Jeffrey Baker Ray & Rosaline Ballungay Martin Banks Kenneth Barclay Doreen Bartels Michael & Diko Bates Earl Batten Thomas & May Battisto Cathy Bauers Frank & Ingeborg Bednar Eric & Chiho Bercovici George & Theresa Berean Nandini Bhattacharjee Jacob & Pongsuwan Bilmes Bernie Bisquera Harry Bjornson Rochelle Blaisdell Michele Blum Booz Allen Hamilton Gillian Boss Joseph Boyce Nanna Bradford William Bridges Bright Funds Foundation James Brock Alice Brown Emma Brown Kenneth & Joan Brown Sylvia Brown Robert & Frances Bunn Barton & Diana-Lee Bunney Mark & Margaret Burgessporter
Susan Kosasa Jim & Lynn Lally Matt & Cheryl Levi Kent & Sharon Lucien Stephen & Susan Metter The Michael B. Wood Foundation Carole Kai & Eddie Onouye Julie Padron PetSmart Charities James & Cherye Pierce Steven Prieto & Richard Kennedy Susan & Alvin Shishido Richard Smith & David Griggs Mark & Carol Ann Solien Stanley Ito Florist Miles & Reverie Suzuki Michael & Marlene Tom Al & Joyce Tomonari Leslie & Annie Usui Lauren Wright Paula Yoshioka
Devoted Companions $500 + Charlene Abe & Keith Kaneshiro Jan Bellinger George Benskin Pamela Burns Barbara Campbell-Cadinha Beverly Cardinal Tracey & Francis Chiricosta Nick & Koren Dreher Carol Fujie Robert & Alice Guild Imagine Nation Wayne Ishii Lawrence & Claire Johnson John & Kumi Lederer Bobby Lee David McCaffrey & Deborah Luckett Luanna McKenney Dennis & Chan Mitsunaga Cameron & Cheryl Nekota Peter Ng John & Suzanne Noland William & Hope Oliver Alan Phillips & Audrey Buyrn Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Crystal Rose & Richard Towill Linda Rowan Brian Stewart Theresa Suesakul Ruedi & Debra Tobler Donna Walden Becki Ward Wine & Design Honolulu Danny Wong Ronald & Judy Yamamoto Mihae Yu
Guardian Angels $100 +
Roy & Amy Abe Miriam Abelaye Jan Adam Don & Ione Adams Sue Agostinelli Reine Ah Moo Stephen Ahlers
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Doris Burnette Peter & Claudia Butler Michael & Tracy Byrnes Frank & Kathryn Cabacungan Michael & Faye Cadonetti John & Susan Campbell Career Development Center of Hawaii Ignacio Cariaga Carolyn Carley Richard Carlson Wayne Carlson Thomas Carpenter Don & Eunice Carroll Patricia Carroll Gianna Carter Jeremy Castillo William Cayetano Summer Chan Jody Chandler Franklin Chang Kathryn Chang Norman Chang Henry Chapin Wieland Chee Claire Cheeley Clyde & Lisa Chena Glenn Chinen Valerie Chinen June & Shannon Ching Robin Ching Ronald & Lita Ching Jennifer Chiwa Ghislaine Chock Herbert Chock Kelsie Chon John & Rosalind Chong Rockygirl Osaki Chong Helen Choy Steven Choy Keith & Yoshiko Christy Brandon Chun Sandra Chun Erin Claggett Barby Clarke Richard & Teresa Clifton Mele Climaldi Connie Clinton Steven Colon & Carrie Hermstad Control Tech Carol Cook Glenn & Inge Cordeiro Patricia Cornish Edna Cost Richard Cox Sachiko Cox Lee & Joyce Cranmer Simon Crookall Janis Cruce Christine Curatilo Marisa & Gregory Curtis Dee Darby Gina Davidson Lara De Guzman Henry Dela Cruz Michael De La Cruz Donald & Brenda Deryke Jo desMarets Millie Dillard John & Jane Dodson Kathleen Domen
Patrick & Cathryn Downes Dr. Tung’s James & Anne Marie Duca Marilee Duffy Richard Dunn David Dunnavant Alan & Elinore Eckel Michael Einstein & Sandra Hoen Barbara Elkington Carrolyn Emoto Nicole Engel-Nitz Elaine Enokawa Steven Erler Jonathan & Terilyn Esperanza Bruce & Vivian Ettinger Eleanor Fahrenwald Michele Faller Gail Farley David & Lyn Fernandez Everett Fernandez Jane Festerling Jay & Sharon Fidell Harry & Jane Field Gary Fujisawa Paula Fitzell Joy Flaherty Clara Flower Robert Foo Jo Frasier Matthew Frederick Beatrice Freitas James & Yoshie Fromm Alton & Sandra Fujii Donald Fujimoto Jerry & Shirley Fujimoto Wesley & Jennifer Fujimoto Ione Fujio Alexa Fujise Harold & Jan Fujise Carol Fujitani Blane Fujiwara & Elizabeth Ishii Steven Fujiyama Jon & Susan Fukuda Mike & Jan-Marie Fukuda Dennis & Annette Fukunaga Ann Fukushima Ed Furuike & Joseph Evans Edward & Grace Furukawa Judy Furukawa Glenn & Janice Furuta Gary Furutani John & Hsiu Mei Furuyama Harish Ganesathasan Derek Garcia Howard Gardiner Patricia Gardner Barbara Garringer Beau & Marjorie Gaza Francis & Jayne George Manfred Gerstl Christopher & Amy Gibo Taketoshi & Misao Gibo Garnet & Lois Giles Golf Concepts Jarry Gomes Mary Gomes Lenny & Jenny Gonzales Bryan Goo & Aimee Fujitani-Goo Stephen & Barbara Goodman Ryan Goodwin Paul Goodyear Joan Gouveia Gary Michael Graham Robert & Carol Ann Graham Pamela Grant Stella & Kika Grantham Melinda Green Evelyn Greene Pamela Greenlee Jeffrey Grimmer
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Helen Kinau Wilder Legacy Gifts February 1 – April 30, 2016
Guy Calhoun Kirkman Elma Taylor Fund Sandra & Douglas Klein Laurie Knych Rona Kobashigawa Dr. Arthur & Valerie Kobayashi Carolyn Kobayashi Clifford Kodama Karen Kogami Doris Ann Kollars Roy, Marian & Robin Komoto John Konjevich Deborah Koochi Davin Kubo Christine Kubota Takeo & Barbara Kudo Norma Kukona Melvin & Karen Kuraoka Shannon & Helen Kurata Alisa & Roger Kuwahara Eric Kvick & Nancy Sidun Patricia Lai
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Greg Meier Danny Melton Freidalane Menezes Pat Merideth Barry & Linda Meyers Robert Mihara Michael Miller & Sharon Shimono William Miller Betty Min Glenn & Kathlene Minami Harvey & Christine Minatoya Greg & Iris Mishima Sandra Nishimi Mitsuo & Jane Tottori Harry & Ethel Miyachi Sarah Miyahira Gary & Karen Miyakawa Dori Miyamoto George Miyamoto Ann Miyasato Stanley & Iris Miyata Steven Mizokawa Amy Mizuno Charles Mizuta Midori Mochizuki Bernice Moon Kathy Moor Randy Moore & Lynne Johnson Michael Moreno Arthur & Val Mori Debbie Mori Bruce & Joy Morimoto Darlene Morita Naomi Morita James Morley Karen Morrissette Lorraine Mow David Mowat Alicia Moy Dennis Mullinax Donald Murakami Melvyn & Sadie Murakami Claire Muranaka Dot Muranaka Dorothy Murao Helen Muroda Lori Nagao Dean & Gayle Nagasaki Jeanne & Dennis Nagatani Lisa Naimer Michael Naito Roy & Shirley Naito Jerry & Carol Nakagami
Carolyn Nakagawa George & Susan Nakagawa Karen Nakagawa Vance & Sarah Nakagawa Edward Nakamoto Bob & Eileen Nakamura Gail Nakamura Ronald Nakamura Thomas Nakano George & Joyce Nakasato Renee Archer Nakashima Lynn & Jay Nakasone Taeko Nakasone Nadine Nanbu Charles Narusawa Winnie Narusawa Sharon Nashiro Jemal & Atsuko Ned New York Life Insurance Company James & Shirley Newman Cynthia & Jeff Newport Aaliyah & Timothy Newsham Debra Ng J.C. Nichol Bruce & Sandra Nicholl Bob & Roberta Nickel James & Angie Niermann Evelyn Nihei Paul & Claudia Nihei Gerard Nihous & Mari Okazaki Ralph & Bette Nishida Eileen Nishikawa Jaci Nishimiya Dennis Nishimura Robert & Naomi Nishimura Theone Nishimura Andy & Eleanor Nobu Edwin Nose Christine Nozawa Ratna Nuti Roderick Nystul & Karen Francis Herbert Oda Bill Ogan Thomas Oguro Alison Ohama Hilda Ohama Edwin & Marion Oka Rodney Okabe Ethel Okada Francis & Thelma Okada George & Ann Okano Miles & Mary Okano Gary & Sun Hyang Okimoto
Harold & Betty Okimura Russell & Rachel Okoji Denise Okuhara Jean Okumura Gary & Dale Oliva James Olson Diane Ono Russell Ontiveros Gerrit & Gayle Osborne Mike & Sheryl Oschin-Goodman Timothy Oshima Franklin & Gayle Ota Laurie Oue Delbert Ouye Alvin & Mary Oyadomari Lori Pacarro Pacific Gallery & Frames Debra Pagatpatan Gerald & Selma Pang Nora Park Daisy Pascua Robert Pascua David Patrick Donald Patten Sandy Pease Edward & Gayle Pei Donald Pendleton Robert & Patricia Peters Sheila Petersen Christopher & Carole Picciotto Thomas Pickard Mae Piimauna Lynette Pimenta Paul & Laura Pladson Vaughn & Melinda Plemer Alexis Pospischil Tanya Power Hiroko Powers Harold Prados Jason & Pamela Princenthal James & Margaret Proffitt Catherine Pumaras Punahou School Well Being Club A.J. Quinn Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation / Jack & May Tyrrell Jonathan & Suzanne Ramos Anne Rauh James Reis Paul & Jessel Riccardini Billie Jean Ries Jacqueline Rinn Alvin Rivera Corwith Roache Daniel Robertson Kaloa Robinson Elizabeth Royce Libby Ruch Kathryn Russell Diane Sakai Warren Sakamoto & Raynette Takizawa Latonia Sakata Michael Sakuda Philip Sammer Francis & Patricia Santos Sandy Schafer Eric & Lisa Schiff Barbara Schilling Sally Schultz Dr. Nancy Sculerati David & Sheila Seeholzer Beryl Segawa Justin & Faith Seguirant Franklin & Beverly Seki Vicki Senador Albert Serion & Eileen Hirono Scott Serratore & Kathy Tateishi Noreen & Richard Seubert
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.
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Janet Shiga Michael Shigeta Harriet Shima Wallace Shimabuku Phyllis Shimabukuro-Geiser Toshiko Shimata Blaine & Alpha Shimizu John & Sheryl Shimogawa Larry Shiroma Sylvia & Gerald Silva Ralph & Stephanie Simmons John & Stephanie Sims Peter Skeen Ernestine Smart Arthur & Beverly Soares Francine Sousa Lisa Spencer David Spinazza Gary Sprinkle & Pamela Young-Sprinkle St Anthony Parish School St. Francis School Robert Stark Ronald & Joan Stebbins Randall & Misako Steverson Ronald Stewart David & Mary Stock Franklin & Carol Suenaga Paul & Ann Sugibayashi Gregory & Peggy Sugimoto Randal & Joyce Suzuki Malcolm & Cathy Tajiri Grace Takahashi Susan Takahashi Terry & Doreen Takaki Erin Takamine Janet Takamoto Georgia Takasane Ann Takayesu Darrell Takebayashi Jennifer Takemoto Dennis Takeshita Randy, Elise & EJ Talavera Ellen Tamura Leony Tamura Carolyn Tanaka Sandra Tanaka Lisa Tanioka Harold Tarumoto & Laverne Tokunaga-Tarumoto Dick Tawata Clare Tedford Lloyd & Constance Teixeira Damela Tengan Sadako Tengan Newton Termeer Nana Thain Christine Thomas Karen Thompson Mary & James Thrash Constance Tice Nettie Tiffany Times Supermarket Steven & Faye Tom Jo Ann Tome Linda Tomei Daniel & Kay Tompkins Ernest & Miriam Tottori Michael & Bonnie Town Leslie & Barbara Tracy Jennifer Trevino Gae Trommald Bruce & Suzuko Tsuchida Donna Tsutsumi-Ota Paul Udell Thomas & Hazel Uemura Sue Umeda Henry & Lee Urstadt Donna Usagawa
Kyle & Kimery Ushijima Glenn & Bernice Uto Bette & Alexander Uyeda Craig Uyehara Lloyd Uyehara Seisuke Uyehara Nancy Uyeno Jean Uyetake Jan Valdez Charlene Van Der Pyl Chee Gerald Vanderbeck Diane Vanderzanden Carl & Paula Vetter Patches & Martha Vetter Gina Viernes Grace Visaya Rose Vitug George & Jennifer Wada Dan Wagoner Lehua Wainee Gary & Karen Wakabayashi Jo Wakayama Wesley & Geraldine Wakuzawa Jeffry & Claudia Wallace Marie Wang Michael & Susan Ward Marsha Watanabe Ruth Watanabe Sueko Watanabe Bridget Watrous Warren Weber & Jennifer Miyahira Linda Weeks Camille Weindl Miyo Wenkam Faith Wenzl George & Mary Wessberg Annette Wheeler Helga Wheeler Wheeler Middle School Robert & Stephanie Wight Donald & Yilan Wilcox Sandy Williams Clayton & Ginger Winger Thomas & Janet Witten Melinda Walker Peter Wohlberg Keith Wolter Cheryl Wong-Gohler Linda Wright Wong Andrea Woods Melanie Woods Angel Wyatt George & Mary Ann Wyman Carol Jean Yakuma David Yamada Stuart & Sue Yamada David Yamagata Janis Yamaguchi Sally Yamaguchi Roy & Frances Yamaki George & Carlene Yamamoto Rodney & Frances Yamamoto Erle & Sandra Yamane Lori Yamane Charlene Yamashiro Len Yamauchi Richard & Angel Yanagihara Akio & Frances Yano Albert & Helen Yap Elizabeth Yap Alvin Yasuda Ernest & Joan Yasuda Donald & Annette Yasutake Tim & Janet Yee Martha Yent Drake Yim Wayne Yonehara Russell & Gail Yoshida John Yoshimori
Lora Nakai Lisa Reid Linda Sato Lucas & Mahina Sayin Bernard & Suzanne Schneiderman Joanne Shapiro Shari Smart G. C. Tachibana Susan Taylor Ginny Tiu Kristen & David Turner Laura Uyesato Pamela Verrey Deborah Washofsky Harriet Weissman Jana Wolff Al & Trudy Wong Kristina Wong Chris & Margo Worrall Brigida Yanos-Torres Dora Youel
Sally Yoshinaga Connie Yoshioka-Kinoshita Lanette Yoshioka Marvin & Deborah Yoshizumi Don & Judi Young Samuel Young Neal Yuda & Kathleen Yogi Janice Yuen James Yuki Elizabeth Zeone Jovita Zimmerman Dee Anne Hora Zobel Olive Zukeran
In Honor of People Vicky Cayetano Pamela Burns Barbara & Han Ching Timothy Choy Daniel Chun Peter Fong Kathleen Kagawa A.C. Kobayashi Family Foundation Susan Kosasa Thomas & Mi Kosasa Craig & Emily Kuraoka Howard Okamura Mary Philpotts McGrath Larry & May Price Mark Recktenwald & Gailynn Williamson Gil & Shareen Sato Ginny Tiu
Reece, Sivylay, Rasmey & Kiran Jones Celia Jones Gail Kaleikini Dan Cooke Leslie Hubbard & Richard Humber Melanie Yamaguchi Anna Meng Collier Maxwell Kevin Nakagami Joseph & Helen Fujita Wes Ozaki William & Kathleen Kaneshige
Dave & Marianne Cunningham Clifford & Audrey Chang
Beverly Page Raymond Lyau
King, Keri, Katy & Valentines Figueroa Renee Nauka
Eva Pineda Alan Nishimura
Elizabeth Rice Grossman Timothy Choy Violet Loo
Sue Sylvester Palumbo Julieann Getman Ginny Tiu Creighton & Linda Lee Eric Schumacher Richard Smith & David Griggs
Dede Guss Sandra Armstrong Ann Berman Kathy Carey Constance Carr Dora Choy Alan & Pulani Cumpston Evelyn Davis Mark & Janie Davis Marianne Dymond Kristin Elsea Lori & Joshua Feldman Jacqueline Foil Peter Freeman Leela Goldstein Loreen Granger Diana Guss H20 Sports Hawaii Mary Hammond Beatriz Haymer Cathy Joseph Joycelyn Kaanapu Kim Soon & Phyllis Kam Gail Kawaguchi Denise & Daniel Kilgore Marcia Klompus Ronelle Kopp Gina Loose Kenneth & Gail Marcus Sally Morgan Ritchie & Sunny Mudd Mary Murphy
Fred Van Dyke Joan Florence Marcy & Kate Wilhelm & Family Kathryn Harlan
In Honor of Pets Buddy Jyo Teshima Bridgewater Charlie Chun Bernard Chun Cosmo Anna Loengard Gerald & Julie Mansell Daniel & Barbara Pence Richard Stockton & Maureen Coogan Darlene & Rocky Young Jingles John & Jeanette Hoag Maka, Roddy, & Pono Helen Shigemura
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Mele Ellen Shikuma Missy Kenneth & Elaine Ockermann Petey & Dinah Rebecca Hommon Sir Gus Victor & Janice Tom Yumi Goya Beverly Page
In Memory of People Alice Armando Stanley & Theresa Shibata Brad Bailon Allan & Frances Bailon Lorraine, Joseph & Wesley Barientos Michael Barientos Norma Briner Lynn Rogers LoRaine Carlson Marla Acosta Mary Jane Amundson Hiram & Christi Keliipio Barbara Kooker David & Karol Richardson Janet Uyehara Clara Carpenter Peter & Lois Nottage K.Y. & Ellen Chang James & Lydia Gibson Peter Chisteckoff Gerlinde Chisteckoff Betty Nobuko Crisman Chutima Leider Joyce “Josh� Doheny Kaki Allan James & Joyce Allen Kenneth & Joan Brown Pamela Burns Patricia Choi Julia Ing Barbara Marumoto Judith Moore Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Kathleen Sharpe Jo Starr Mary Lynne Godfrey Carole Ah Yat Anonymous Paula Gillespie Maxine & Jeffrey Haun Annette Jim Adrienne & Henry Lau Martha Laxson Deborah Love Elizabeth McCutcheon Nunn Family Barbara Ritchie Roy Goya Jeffery Moore Fairy Gwyther Lloyd & Kae Baker
Murray Holt George Hewett Marie Horikawa J. C. Nakamoto Lena Young Marsha Iwane Jody Timm Jane Kagawa Hawaii Employers’ Mutual Insurance Company Alice Kai Huakai Management
Asia White Jeff White’s Be Well and Do Good Work Fund Gerry Yap Beverly Yap Janice Yoon-Morishige Kenneth & Marion Harada
In Memory of Pets
Aiko Kawasaki Sally Robinson
Aki Lee Stephen & Karen Lee
Harry Kiyabu Eileen Cho
Alana Yeung Phenpapar Suratbibith
Papa Tad Kiyota Derek & Evelyn Kiyota
Annie Tiu Pamela Burns Gov. Ben & Vicky Cayetano Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano Lisa Fowler & Barry Ching John Kearney Susan Kosasa Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Andrew Schumacher Robert & Ester Schumacher Richard Smith & David Griggs Mary Steiner & David Atkin Samuel Tiu & Nicholas Winchester Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman
Reid Krucky Dana Anderson Davis & Linda Douglas Kaneko Kubota Judy & Pete Janowitz Helen MacBride Michael & Evelyn Chun Michael MacBride Steven MacBride Richard & Judie Malmgren Ann Wilcox Jenna Ray Mahoe Katherine Malheiro Ardeen Marks Betty Fraser Nahid Mobed Donald Oswald Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills Alvin Ozaki Kathleen Kagawa Ginny Tiu
Jason Seffern Lynne Ruess Arnold Takemoto Vivian Lai Cynthia Tallman David Tallman Barbara Tilley Casey Romero Herbert & Floraine Van Orden Mary Foster Weyand Helen Gary Patsy Gibson Lani Hearn Ernest & Miriam Tottori
Daisy Chang Myron Chang
Mikey Park Lorna Park
Daisy Nabors Ginny Tiu
Mulder & Scully Charlotte & Cary Tokunaga
Daisy Mau Rhoda Lum
Negi & Ele Ele Peter Ono & Luanne Goodness-Ono
Heidi Tom, Linda, Katie & Kalea Foye Hoku Loewe Mary Steiner & David Atkin Ginny Tiu Ipo Paa Richard Smith & David Griggs Ginny Tiu
Beobe Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills
Bravo Miyaki Jay & Leilani Miyaki
Maya Paul & Laverne Nakatani
Gracie Ann Pendragon William & Lyn Pendragon
Beaux Gail Myers
Sarah Seal Cyrus Ching Dion Dizon Lani Itokazu Scott Kodama Charlene McHugh Chase Nakamura Mark Nakamura Mark & Kathy Newbold Franceen Wharton Matt Yoshimura
Cuddles & Yoshi Roy & Doreen Higa
Ginger Yamabe Miles & Miko Yamabe
Balto & Sonny Boy Joseph & Susanne Bragg
Boo, Neko, Junior & Momi Brian & Jane Fukunaga
Mauka & Bobby Tanaka Joanne Mikami
Frankie Francis Wong Helen Wong
Apollo Sharon Miyashita
Diane Ponce Gilbert Ponce
Cooncoon Harry & Janet Ginoza
Champ Akiyoshi Daryl & Lorine Akiyoshi Champagne Ann Cecelia Ann Deen
Sachi, Buster & Precious Jane Morioka
Kea Olita Lynn Haring
Saunto Richard Fucik
Kekela & Tita Ahue Linda Ahue
Scooter Wada Aileen Wada
Keoki Alvin & Mary Oyadomari
Shaggy Doris Ladd
Kiani Bernard Chun
Snoopy Goto Colleen Goto-Ono
Kika, Willy, Lani & Sumi Chun Cynthia Chun
Stitch Gary & Sandra Isono
Kiko Jennie Phillips Mary Steiner & David Atkin
Sushi Susan Kosasa
Linus Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills
Chimmy Wall Sally Lynn
Mackenzie Jenny & Karl Okano
Chuppy & Nina Steven & Tokiko Bazzell
Mango Karen Scharff
Coco Liang-Hsien Hahn
Majesty Friends of Majesty Steve & Deb Knight
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Rawley Walter Kagawa
Kaya Ushijima Marilyn Kobata
Lightning Evelyn Hein
Chevy & Luther Martikainen-Larson Keane Akao
Pua Ted & Bea Fukushima
Riley P. Wigglebottom Lynne Ellen Hollinger
Kula Laverne Bautista
Chaz Charlaine Higashi
Polu Higgins Gary Higgins
Kalakoa Sakaba Monica Kawamata
Konane George Hudes
Chat Chat Margaret Robideau
Pochacco, Vader, Princess & Scully Weber Stacey Weber
Ricky Racoon Dale & Teresa Hood
Koa Tamburello John & Marlene Donnelly
Charmer Dunn Samuel & Kathy Dunn
Oska Haircut Store
Jigs & Kea Chris & Win Kitaoka
Kitz Zwern Huffman Pamela Burns Ginny Tiu
Chanel Gay Joyo
Number One Janice Henry
Teddy Mizumoto Eric & Leslie Ann Kawamoto Mizumoto Family Tiger Donna Berg Tiger Stanko Allen Neiman Tippy Girl Lei Ahu-Isa Toby Okinaga Mia Okinaga Zeus Ingalls William & Donna Staci
April’s event raises hope for animals A W AI
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The Hawaiian Humane Society’s April event at the Royal Hawaiian raised a record-breaking $900,000 for the animals. Tuxes & Tails 2016 Alex in Wonderland featured cocktails with canines in the Queen’s Rose Garden, a sumptuous gourmet dinner and a whimsical and imaginative live auction. IA N
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The magical evening was produced by a talented cast of committee members led by John Dean, executive chair of Central Pacific Bank, and Alex.
2016 Committee Members John Dean & Alex Event Co-Chairs Ginny Tiu and Pamela Burns Table Sales Co-Chairs Mike & Joyce Ching Auction Co-Chairs Barbara Campbell Vicky Cayetano Marivic Dar John Doty Josh Feldman Arlene Iwamoto Richard Kennedy Patty Kort Mi Kosasa Susan Kosasa
Anna Meng Mark Nakatsukasa Kellyn Okabe Steve Prieto Larry Rodriguez Patricia Rodriguez Jack Tyrrell Yilan Wilcox Alan Yamamoto Kathleen Yoshinaga
Kent and Sharon Lucien enjoy an evening in Wonderland with Bob and Kelly Armstrong.
Auction Co-Chairs Mike and Joyce Ching, Table Sales Co-Chairs Ginny Tiu and Humane Society President & CEO Pamela Burns with Event Co-Chair John Dean helped make the event a success.
Mi Kosasa cheers during live auction excitement.
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Mahalo to Tuxes & Tails 2016 Table Hosts Mad Hatter Hounds Bob & Frances Bean Charlie Bean Joan Bellinger Central Pacific Bank Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Kosasa Mary Philpotts McGrath / Alice Robinson Ginny Tiu – In loving memory of
Last year’s Tuxes & Tails Co-Chairs Alice Robinson and Mary Philpotts McGrath met the Mad Hatter, Alice and the Queen of Hearts.
William & Patricia Tiu
Barry & Virginia Weinman
White Rabbits Catherine Conrad Susan Kosasa / Mark & Carol Ann Solien Jim & Lynn Lally Elizabeth Rice Grossman Schuler Family Foundation Kings & Queens of Hearts Bob and Frances Bean won a wine tasting event in a Hokua Al Masini Productions / Leslie Disney penthouse during the live auction. Bank of Hawaii • Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano City Mill / Wilson Care Group • First Hawaiian Bank Ginny’s Angels • Mike & Sandy Hartley • Hawaii Gas • Robert & Arlene Iwamoto • Kiewit Building Group Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Kosasa • Tom Markson & Jan Gardner • Wayne Pitluck & Judy Pyle • R.M. Towill Simplicity HR by ALTRES • The Howard Hughes Corporation • Tori Richard, Ltd. Jack & May Tyrrell / Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation • United Laundry Services Mary Weyand / Laurie Foster • Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman / Dr. Eric & Lori Ako
Cheshire Cats Bob & Kelly Armstrong / Michael & Marlene Tom Cades Schutte LLP • Christopher & Marcia Croft John & Tina Doty • Enterprise Rent-A-Car Ernst & Young LLP First Insurance Company of Hawaii Tim & Devon Guard • Mrs. Susan Ing Kaiser Permanente Diane M. Kimura, William J. Nagle III, Sam and Melvin MW Group • Jim Nabors & Stan Cadwallader Gil & Shareen Sato / Gilford Sato & Associates, CPAs Sofos Realty Corporation Stanford Carr Development, LLC Dr. Sue Sylvester-Palumbo / The Cat Clinic Lauren Wright and Friends • Zephyr Insurance Company Naomi Loewe, Stan Cadwallader, Marlene and Mike Tom, Lynn Lally and Elizabeth Rice Grossman celebrate their love of animals.
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Tuxes & Tails 2016 Supporters Mahalo to the event’s auction donors and those who gave discounts and complimentary services. 12 Crowns Consulting 53 By The Sea Alan Wong’s Alaska Airlines Aloha Petroleum Chef Shaymus Alvin American Airlines Anex USA Corporation Anne Namba Designs Arancino Ristorante Italiano Bob & Kelly Armstrong Arthur Murray Dance Centers of Hawaii Wesley Asari Asian Mix Ballet Hawaii James & Dana Barbour Jeff & Denise Bartlett The Beall Corporation Bob & Frances Bean Colin Beard & Dawn Sugihara Martin & Candice Beardeaux Albert & Dolores Bediones Lee W. Berry IV & Ashlee Drake Berry Big Island Candies Bishop Museum Bob Johnson of Johnson Brothers Jocelyn Bouchard Pamela Burns Ingrid Butler C.S. Wo and Sons CADE Estate Winery Stanley Cadwallader & Jim Nabors Café Laufer Cake Couture California Hotel & Casino Las Vegas Spencer Chang Chevron Products Company Mike & Joyce Ching Creative Holidays Ather & Marivic Dar David & Goliath Michael De La Cruz John C. Dean Jeff & Karen Deer Dew Drop Inn Diamond Dining International Diamond Head Market Diamond Head Theatre DLM Communications Dole Plantation Dolkii John & Tina Doty Dana Draper Dream to Dance Nick & Koren Dreher Eastern Paradise Enterprise Rent-A-Car Brandt Farias Charles Fredy of Chambers and Chambers Wine Merchants Fighting Eel Eric Fleische Linda V. Fong Laurie Foster In Memory of Mary Weyand Foundwood Lisa Fowler Simeon & Tia Gaurani Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel Grand Wailea - a Waldorf Astoria Resort Grgich Hills Estate Group III International Barron & Dede Guss Gyotaku by Naoki Gavin Hakkei Hagadone Printing Company
Halekulani Corporation Harbor Pub Hawaii Bowl & Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic Hawaii Doggie Bakery Hawaii Opera Theater Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki & Golf Club Hawaii Yachts / Global Ocean Club Hawaiian Airlines Heaven on Earth Salon & Day Spa HI Trend Alan Ho & Sylvia Liang-Ho Chef Thomas Ho Honolulu Museum of Art Honolulu Theatre for Youth Iiwi Kona Coffee Co. Robert & Arlene Iwamoto Jade Dynasty Seafood Restaurant JN Automotive Group Kathleen Kagawa The Kahala Hotel & Resort Toby & Maile Kawamura Dennis & Lori Chong Kee Keri Nakahashi Photography Ko Olina Golf Club Kobayashi Group John Koga Patty & Roger Kort Susan Kosasa Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream Foundation Duane Kurisu Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Le Bistro Le Crocodile Restaurant Dr. John & Kumi Lederer Linda Lee Worldster & Patricia Lee Chef Eric Leterc The Liljestrand Foundation Logic Technology Development Jeri & Jerry Lynch The Mandalay Restaurant Marie Louise Cleaners Market City Sandra Martin Maui Divers Jewelry McDonald’s Restaurants of Hawaii McKinley Car Wash Amy Meng The Meng Dynasty Umberto Menghi Michel’s at the Colony Surf Kathi Miyagawa Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa The Modern Honolulu Mokulele Airlines Motiv8 MW Restaurant Neiman Marcus Network IP NOH Foods of Hawaii The Nystuls David & Kellyn Okabe Patrick Okubo Olive Tree Café Opex Communications Dwight Otani Terri Otani Outrigger Enterprises Group The Pacific Club Chef Philippe Padovani The Palace Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel
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Paradise Beverages Party Pix Hawaii Paul Brown Hawaii Pebu Skin Spa Pets in the City Mary Philpotts McGrath PinkSeoul.com The Plaza Club Steve Prieto & Richard Kennedy PSAV Rainforest at Kilohana REA Events & Design Red Mountain Resort Doni Reisland Restaurant Suntory Roberts Hawaii Larry & Patricia Rodriguez Rombauer Vineyards Roots & Relics Marissa Cayetano Ross Roy’s Restaurant Royal Hawaiian Center Royal Hawaiian Hotel Rubber Stamp Plantation Ruth’s Chris Steak House Sabrina’s Restaurant Eric Schiff Louise “Gussie” Schubert Seawind Tours & Travel Phyllis Shimabukuro-Geiser Warren Shon of Southern Wines and Spirits The Signature Prime Steak & Seafood Simply Wood Studios Steve & Pamela Sofos Richard Smith & David Griggs Carol Ann & Mark Solien Vivien Stackpole Standard Textile Stanley Ito Florist Jeff Stone Superb Sushi Chris & Aleisha Swartz Sue Sylvester Palumbo Jackie Takeshita Tango Contemporary Café Tea at 1024 Mary Tholl Tiffany & Co. Tiki’s Grill & Bar Times Supermarkets Tennessee Titans Ginny Tiu Tod’s Ala Moana Center Mike & Marlene Tom Tori Richard Total Call International Phil Uhl Uhl Studios Hawaii Vino Volcano Orchids Waikiki Aquarium Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa Barry & Virginia Weinman Westin Bayshore, Vancouver WestJet Don & Yilan Wilcox XOXOLAT Yank Sing Restaurant Layne Yoshida Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga Diane Oh Young Pamela Young & Gary Sprinkle Young Laundry & Drycleaning Young’s Market Company
2700 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
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Monthly Giving Matters
Did you know that monthly giving is an incredibly efficient way to give to the Hawaiian Humane Society? The Hawaiian Humane Society counts on our monthly donors to provide consistent support so that we can be there for Oahu’s homeless animals. Visit Donate.HawaiianHumane.org or call 356-2213 to sign up. You’ll receive an annual statement of all of your gifts and you can cancel at anytime.
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