Paw Prints by Hawaiian Humane (Summer 2021)

SUMMER 2021

People for animals.

Animals for people.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Eric Ako, DVM Gina Woo Anonuevo Robert H. Armstrong Robert R. Bean

Shelley Cramer John C. Dean Nick Dreher Elisia Flores Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Elizabeth Rice Grossman Dede Guss Mi Kosasa Susan Kosasa Stephen B. Metter David Y. Okabe Melissa Teves Pavlicek Lawrence D. Rodriguez Virginia Weinman Rick Zwern

LEADERSHIP TEAM

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Troy Kerstetter

CHAIR Ginny Tiu VICE CHAIR Tim Brauer TREASURER Mike Ching SECRETARY Becki Ward

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PRESIDENT & CEO Anna Neubauer

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Natalie Arrell

CHIEF VETERINARIAN Dr. Kasey Carter

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Laurie Kawasaki

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS Daniel Roselle

FACILITIES

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ADOPTIONS

HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY – MŌ‘ILI‘ILI CAMPUS

Monday - Friday: 11 am - 7 pm

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Sat - Sun: 10am - 6pm *Adoptions are by appointment only. Visit HawaiianHumane.org for details and to schedule an appointment.

ADMISSIONS

7am - 8 pm, seven days a week

OUR MISSION

The Hawaiian Humane Society is dedicated to promoting the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals.

OUR COMMITMENT

Hawaiian Humane Society is committed to being the animal welfare organization O‘ahu’s animals need and deserve by embracing an animal sheltering model called Socially Conscious Sheltering. With the eight tenets of Socially Conscious Sheltering as a compass, Hawaiian Humane is dedicated to fostering a culture of transparency, ethical decision making, mutual respect, continual learning and collaboration.

ABOUT US

The Hawaiian Humane Society is a non-profit education and advocacy organization that shelters, protects, rescues, reunites and rehomes animals.

Established in 1883, it is O‘ahu's largest animal welfare organization that is a resource for all animals.

Hawaiian Humane Society is not a chapter of any group as there is no national humane society. Visit HawaiianHumane.org for more information.

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DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES Natalie Spencer

8 pm to 7 am, admissions is open for emergencies only *Admissions are by appointment only. Walk-ins are available for emergencies. Visit HawaiianHumane.org for details and to schedule an appointment.

COMMUNITY SPAY/NEUTER CENTER

Wednesday - Saturday Wednesday: Pet appointments and Free-Roaming cat walk-ins Thursday: Pet appointments and Free-Roaming cat walk-ins Friday: No pet appointments or Free-Roaming cat walk-ins (mass trapping day ) Saturday: Pet appointments only, No Free-Roaming cat walk-ins Check HawaiianHumane.org for drop-off and pick-up times as well as holiday hours.

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PARTNER ADOPTION LOCATIONS We are honored to partner with Hawai‘i Cat Cafe, Pounce Hawaii, Aloha Kitty Cafe and select O‘ahu Petco locations who feature adoptable pets from Hawaiian Humane Society.

PAW PRINTS TEAM JESSICA TRONOSKI Communications Manager Editor

STEPH KENDRICK Public Policy Advocate Writer

DANIEL ROSELLE Director of Community Relations Writer

KRISTIN HERRICK Graphic Designer

Paw Prints is published quarterly by Hawaiian Humane Society, 2700 Waialae Ave. Honolulu, HI 96826. Issued 7/1/2021 (FY22-1).

A MESSAGE FROM ANNA In 1883, King Kalakaua and 350 concerned citizens organized what became the Hawaiian Humane Society to advocate on behalf of companion and working animals, and raise awareness about the proper care, feeding and humane treatment of animals.

In the last 138 years we’ve moved locations, changed, grown and adjusted focus, but our north star has been our commitment to making O’ahu a better place for animals and the people who love them. As we’ve recommitted ourselves to this mission over the last couple of years, we know that actions matter more than words, and that change comes through bringing people together and taking bold, transformative action on this issue that we all care so deeply about – the welfare of animals in our community.

As we celebrate 138 years of service this July, we look back on a year of progress and change. On May 5 we broke ground on our campus in Ewa; a 5-acre facility that will bring much needed programs and services to our West O’ahu community. This year we also worked with our legislators and community advocates to pass three key animal welfare bills as well as to support two other bills to reduce animal cruelty that passed as well. We’ve grown our shelter staff, bringing additional expertise and depth in areas that are key to saving lives.

helped spay/neuter 100 pets of our unsheltered neighbors. We launched our mobile adoptions and spay/neuter transport van. Our Community Spay/ Neuter Center celebrated 10,000 spay/neuter surgeries of pets and free-roaming cats. We’ve also continued to grow our partnerships with government agencies, human welfare providers and other animal welfare organizations.

We’re looking to the future with excitement and many more plans to expand access, provide support where it’s most needed, increase our educational offerings and most importantly, to continue to make positive impacts for the animals and people of O‘ahu.

From the very beginning we have been a community organization, and one of the key pillars of delivering for the animals is the robust participation of the community in our efforts. Donors, volunteers, community partner organizations, partner agencies and the media are all showing up with us as we work to make Hawai’i a great place to be a pet.

Thank you for being on this journey with us.

Anna Neubauer | President & CEO

Our outreach team opened up a satellite Pet Food Bank and resource center in Waipahu, and

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Breaking ground on a new chapter in a 138-year history of service On Wednesday, May 5, Hawaiian Humane embarked on the next phase of our 138-year history of service by breaking ground on a second permanent location in Ewa! Members of the Hawaiian Humane board of directors, civic and community leaders, special guests, and employees gathered on the 5-acre site of our soonto-be campus in West O‘ahu to participate in a traditional Hawaiian blessing and turning of the soil.

The celebration marked the turning of a page to a new chapter in our 138-year history of service and compassionate care.

A traditional Hawaiian blessing takes place before the turning of soil.

Hawaiian Humane has a deep and sustained commitment to the quality of service it provides to animals and residents and has planned wisely as it extends services to West O‘ahu.

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West O‘ahu residents have pets, which is expected to increase over time. Additionally, our Mō‘ili‘ili campus is difficult to access for a large percentage of O‘ahu's population who live in West O‘ahu and other areas outside of Honolulu's urban core. Community members who may need our services currently find it too inconvenient or are simply unable to access them. We are confident that this second campus will meet the growing demands and changing needs of the community in West O‘ahu.

The 5-acre site on Old Fort Weaver Road, a generous gift from D.R. Horton, will provide a full range of services to the West O‘ahu community including (but not limited to): • A “new generation” shelter designed to optimize the behavioral, medical and socialization needs of the animals and the people who visit them, and for ease of cleaning, maintenance and disease control.

• Services available 7 days a week to support the needs of the community.

• Adoption services and facilities.

• Community spay/neuter services.

• Volunteer and educational opportunities for youth and adults.

• An off-leash dog park for the community.

The main 20,745 square feet (sf) two-story building on the northern portion of the project site is where

administrative, programmatic, adoption and shelter veterinary services will take place. The first floor will contain the animal admissions receiving area, temporary holding rooms, examination rooms, treatment rooms, surgery rooms, recovery rooms, cat holding rooms for the separation of different feline populations (isolation space, medical care, young kittens, etc.), individual dog wards, dog holding runs, dog/cat kennels and an area dedicated to our foster program.

Shelter veterinary services will include a range of procedures not limited to vaccinations, health examinations, implantation of microchips, dental procedures, minor to major surgical procedures and the spay/neuter of animals prior to adoption.

An adoptions lanai will be located on the first floor and consist of a sheltered, open-air space, a help desk and a retail shop. A classroom on this floor will be provided for educational programming, youth camps and field trips, orientation for new staff members and volunteers, and public-animal related activities.

A volunteer check-in area on the first floor will be provided for volunteers to store belongings and checkin with staff and other volunteers.

South of the main building, the campus will have six adoption pavilions, including three dog pavilions, two cat pavilions, and a small animal pavilion. Two dog acquaintance areas for potential adopters to meet and greet dogs on a one-on-one basis will also be provided.

South of the adoption pavilions and acquaintance areas, a spacious dog park will be provided for use by Hawaiian Humane and the public for dogs to walk, run, play and socialize. Two gazebos will be located on either side of the dog park to provide shade and comfort.

We are thrilled to begin the construction of this longtime vision. We recognize the importance of making services more accessible across O‘ahu, for all of our island's people and pets. This project supports our mission to promote the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals and underlines our commitment to create a more compassionate community for people and animals for generations to come.

Kahu Kordell Kekoa blesses the ground of our new campus in Ewa prior to the official ground-breaking.

We'll be sharing updates on our Ewa Expansion every step of the way, so stay tuned on Instagram, Facebook and HawaiianHumane.org.

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IN OUR BACKYARD

By the numbers – Pet Kokua's first year Hawaiian Humane’s Pet Kōkua outreach program was set up in early 2020 to provide free pet food, preventative wellness care, spay/neuter assistance

Pounds of Pet Food Distributed at No Cost

61,439 Pets Served

10,274 Number of Collars Distributed

367 Number of Leashes Distributed

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and information to low or no-income members of our community, with a specific focus on our unsheltered neighbors. Here are notable stats from this first year:

Animals Transported for Fee-waived Spay/Neuter

100 Vaccines Administered at No Cost

69 No-cost Microchips

64 No-cost Wellness Checks

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My “why” By: Isabella Romualdo, Teens4Animals 2021 Leadership Team I started volunteering at the Hawaiian Humane Society in 2018.

Back then, I had no clue just how many different programs and services Hawaiian Humane has to offer. A year later, I joined the Teens4Animals Council. I attended the summer training and my eyes were opened to all that Hawaiian Humane does.

We learned about everything from animal cruelty to marine life safety to behavioral training. As the year went on, we also learned about pet identification, spaying/neutering your pets, and even about how Hawaiian Humane is an amnesty site and what that means for illegal animals on O‘ahu.

At first I applied to the Teens4Animals council because I enjoyed volunteering and wanted to do more at the Hawaiian Humane. When people ask me ‘what’s your favorite part of being

on the Teens4Animals council?’, they expect me to talk about how much I enjoy working with the animals, or something along those lines. Although the animals are a big part of why I love being on the Teens4Animals council, in all honesty I love working alongside fellow council members just as much. I’ve now made friends with people from different schools across the island who share the same passion and dedication towards animals as I do. I also really enjoy meeting Hawaiian Humane staff and talking with people in the community that we meet at the various events we volunteer and educate at.

Over the past two years, the Council has attended countless outreach events all over the island and has helped out at the numerous events that the Hawaiian Humane hosts. Volunteering at these events has strengthened

my people skills and has given me the confidence to be a leader in my community. I am so thankful to have been a part of such an amazing program. I will never forget the incredible people, programs and experiences being on the Teens4Animals council has given me.

Congratulations to the graduating 2020-2021 Teens4Animals Council!

In a year full of uncertainty, we were able to count on these remarkable teens to show up for our island’s animals. From shadowing our veterinary services team and running our Pet Food Bank, to helping us open the new Pet Kōkua Outreach Center in Waipahu, we are so thankful for their contributions! Stay tuned in the next issue of Paw Prints for an introduction to our 2021-2022 council!

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DID YOU KNOW?

Hurricane preparation means a plan for pets too!

In our island home of Hawai‘i, the summer months mean that we must be prepared for an event such as a tropical storm or hurricane. Hurricane season notoriously runs from June through the end of November and being prepared for a disaster means also having a plan in place for your pets.

Your plan should include knowing where your nearest shelter is and having a pre-packed emergency pet kit.

In an emergency situation, listen to your local radio stations and check other news outlets to stay updated on weather conditions and shelter locations. According to the City & County of Honolulu’s Department of Emergency Management, all emergency shelters on O‘ahu are pet-friendly. However, based on the nature of the storm or other circumstances, some shelter locations may be closed and other facilities may be utilized last-minute.

As shelters do not stock pet supplies, your pre-packed emergency pet kit should include: • A 14-day supply of food and water in sealed containers along with food and water bowls • A crate or carrier for each pet in which they can stand up and turn around in with an ID card attached • Your pet’s leash and collar with an updated ID tag. Be sure that your pet’s microchip is updated with your current

contact information before the weather report spells trouble!

• Bedding, towels and your pet’s favorite toys and treats.

• Medications, hygiene and grooming supplies as well as cleaning supplies for crates and litter boxes.

• Your pet’s vaccine records and other veterinary information such as medication and dosage/ administration instructions.

• A pet first aid kit.

• In case of separation, have photographs of your pet(s) on hand.

Hawaiian Humane staff and volunteers help run the shelters that the City & County opens during a disaster. At these shelters, the Red Cross helps with the care of people, while Hawaiian Humane’s focus is on pets or stray

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animals in need. We heavily rely on volunteers at these pet-friendly shelters during a disaster and are always seeking volunteers to lend a hand at locations islandwide.

To learn more about how to be ready for a disaster, visit HawaiianHumane.org/DisasterReadiness and for more information on becoming an emergency shelter volunteer, visit HawaiianHumane.org/Volunteer.

A happy and healthy life after amputation If you’ve visited our campus or browsed our animals available for adoption these past few years, it’s likely you’ve come across a dog or cat missing a leg. While the decision to amputate is one of the weightiest a pet owner or a shelter veterinarian can make, in the case of cancer or a severe injury to a limb, it can be a lifesaving one.

At Hawaiian Humane we know that pets can live full and happy lives even after amputation. Our dedicated veterinary staff evaluate each animal for what the appropriate treatment is. We perform surgeries when it is within our skillset, or we send them to veterinary surgeons at Veterinary Emergency & Referral Center of Hawaii (VERC) or VCA Family when their specialized expertise is needed.

Our Chief Veterinarian Dr. Carter explains, “our team sees many animals who come to us with considerable medical difficulties. We focus on how to give each animal the best treatment possible so that they can live happy and pain-free lives. We are fortunate to be able to provide many treatment options, including amputations when it’s absolutely necessary.”

That ability to do more medically for the animals often comes thanks to the generosity of donors to two very specific and special funds: Max’s Special Fund was established

by Larry & Patricia Rodriguez in honor of their beloved dog Max, the fund makes possible the gift of health for O‘ahu’s canine friends in need of specialized medical care. This has included life-saving surgeries, heartworm treatments and other intensive care so that we can make as many dogs eligible for adoption as possible. Specialty healthcare often costs hundreds to thousands of dollars and is only made possible through the generous support of Max’s Special Fund contributors.

Smudge’s Feline Fund is dedicated to providing specialty and veterinary care to cats available for adoption at Hawaiian Humane Society with medical conditions that would require outsourced help.

Long-time Hawaiian Humane volunteer and supporter Karen Scharff established the fund in honor of her beloved cat, Smudge.

To learn more and give to a special fund, please visit HawaiianHumane.org/ Special-Funds.

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Supporter Spotlight Josie Josypenko gives back to the animals in more ways than one!

Josie Josypenko was first introduced to Hawaiian Humane Society back in 1990. While speaking to Hawaiian Humane’s development assistant Caroline Adams, she recalled being awestruck by the campus, “I had never seen a shelter like this one before. What the public doesn’t often get to see is that everyone at Hawaiian Humane is there because of their passion for the animal family.” Since that first visit, Josie has adopted animals from us, given in more ways than one and has created lasting relationships with people who have the same passion and commitment to animals as she does.

Growing up in rural Connecticut, Josie cemented her love and commitment to animals early, crediting a lot

of her success in life to continuous exposure to animals as a child. After joining the Marine Corps., “it was hard to have pets, so I gave back to animals ... whether it was donating or volunteering at the Humane Society of the United States or the local humane societies where I was stationed.” It wasn’t until Josie’s career moved her to Hawai‘i that she was finally able to adopt an animal from Hawaiian Humane in 1990.

Josie returned to our campus in 2017 to meet some of the dogs that were up for adoption. “At first it felt like there was nothing that connected me to the dogs I was looking at”, Josie recalled. “There is always that special something, you don’t quite know what it is, but there is something that makes [the first meeting] a really special moment.”

Then, Josie noticed that one of the kennels in plain view from the adoption’s lanai was occupied by this “kind of funny looking dog with great big ears.” Josie remembers that as she walked past the kennel, “the dog never barked at me, but instead walked alongside me and put her paw up on the fence. I knew she wanted me to meet her.” Josie decided to adopt Pie, the goofy dog with big ears, the same day.

Pie’s personality is even bigger than her ears!

After getting adopted, Pie became a regular in the neighborhood game of tag, “the more the kids giggled the more she wanted to play.” Pie reminds Josie when it’s time to play too, often employing the paw trick that won Josie’s heart when they first met. A few months ago, Josie and Pie welcomed another dog named Porscha to their family.

Josie and Pie at the Hawaiian Humane Society.

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Since adopting Porscha in March of 2021, Josie has “seen a maturity in Pie that [she’s] never seen before; Pie is more of a nurturer now.” She immediately took Porscha under her wing; “it’s like Pie seems to understand that Porscha’s been through a hard time just like she had, and they bonded within a couple of

MEWSWORTHY

Advocacy Update: One step closer to stronger laws for safer paws!

Five bills supported by Hawaiian Humane Society’s community advocates and animal welfare partners passed both chambers of the Hawai‘i State Legislature in the recently concluded session. The measures, which will advance protection for the animals we hold dear, are awaiting the approval of Governor David Ige. SB343 amends the penal code to establish the crime of sexual assault of an animal.

HB1086 protects veterinarians from civil liability for rendering emergency aid to an animal and requires them to report suspected animal cruelty.

HB416 prohibits tethering a dog in a configuration that endangers the animal and bans the unsupervised tethering of a dog under the age of six months.

SB345 bans the import for sale of cosmetics developed or manufactured using animal testing performed on or after 1/1/2022.

HB1021 gives Hawai‘i authorities charged with enforcing wildlife-related regulations access to information about individuals convicted of violating these rules in other states.

To learn more on how you can become an advocate for the animals, visit HawaiianHumane.org/ Advocacy.

days.” Both Pie and Porscha were left out on the street to fend for themselves, but now, the new sisters have someone committed to loving and providing for them.

After 30 years of supporting Hawaiian Humane, Josie has started giving back in another way: volunteering.

Josie shared that, “The volunteer program here is above and beyond. [Hawaiian Humane Society] truly embraces their volunteers, and it’s so rewarding to give your time to a place that helps you to feel the difference you are making and to feel appreciation for the work that you are doing. It’s hard to find a group of people that are that passionate about what they do.”

Since August of 2020, Josie has accumulated over 300 volunteer hours and recently won an award during National Volunteer Appreciation Month for representing Hawaiian Humane’s core values and being a dedicated volunteer. One staff member said, “not only does she bring her positivity, dedication, talents, and skills to her volunteer work, but she is also an advocate, supporter through adoptions, and a donor.” We’re so fortunate to have supporters like Josie!

Porscha and Pie.

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Teamwork makes the dream work!

Hawaiian Humane partners with animal welfare and rescue organizations, both in Hawai‘i and on the mainland, to find local animals a loving home. It is our shared goal to promote the human-animal bond and place animals in homes that best suit their needs. In addition to our Mō‘ili‘ili adoptions center, there are several other partners where you can find Hawaiian Humane felines available for adoption and ready to find a new home. Our current off-site adoption partners include:

Aloha Kitty Cafe – Kailua, HI www.alohakittycafe.com Located in Kailua, Aloha Kitty Cafe is committed to providing you with not only a fun and playful experience in their tikithemed cafe, but an educational one as well.

It is their kuleana to align the cats in their care with permanent, loving homes where they can thrive and receive all the love that they most certainly deserve. Refreshing all-vegan treats, such as pineapple and mango Dole Whip and açai bowls, are available to further complement your cat cafe experience.

Aloha Kitty Cafe is located at 354 Uluniu St #100B, Kailua, HI 96734 Petco (select O‘ahu locations) www.petco.com We have partnered with O‘ahu’s Beretania, Ewa Beach, Hawaii Kai, Kaneohe, Kapolei and Waikele Petco locations to care for and offer adoptions of kittens and adult and senior cats. A robust team of offsite adoption volunteers from Hawaiian Humane assist at these locations, providing the cats with care and socialization, and answering any questions for potential adopters.

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Hawai‘i Cat Cafe – Honolulu, HI www.hawaiicatcafe.org Hawai‘i Cat Cafe is dedicated to changing the lives of shelter cats, finding them new homes and educating the public about responsible pet ownership. Hawai‘i Cat Cafe allows potential adopters to get to know the cats’ personalities in a fun environment while also enjoying delicious treats and beverages from their coffee bar!

Hawai‘i Cat Cafe is located at 415 Kapahulu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

Pounce Hawaii – Honolulu, HI www.pouncehawaii. com Pounce Hawaii is both a luxury cat hotel as well as a cat lounge where the cats in their care have the opportunity to socialize with humans while they wait to be adopted. Whether you are looking to adopt, are considering adoption, or just want to visit with cats, Pounce Hawaii allows visitors to play and interact with cats from Hawaiian Humane in a casual environment.

Pounce Hawaii is located at 839 Queen St, Honolulu, HI 96813

Investing in the welfare of our animals Hawaiian Humane Society's recently announced plans to add a second campus to better service west O‘ahu residents received a sizable boost when Hawaiian Humane's board chair and longtime supporter Ginny Tiu pledged to match up to $2 million in gifts through September 30, 2021.

"I decided to do this $2 million match for the Hawaiian Humane's campaign because I feel so strongly about the importance of its work and mission," said Tiu. "The need is great for the organization to expand its work to west O‘ahu. Our goal is to raise $10 million, and I thought if my pledge is matched, we will be in a good place to reach that goal by the time we open the doors of the new facility, planned in late 2022."

The new facility will include a state-of-the-art shelter designed to serve the community and its animals seven days a week. The 5-acre site will also provide adoption services, spay/neuter services, lost and found services, volunteer and educational programs for adults and children and an off-leash community dog park.

Ginny is an entertainer and philanthropist. She began her career as a child piano prodigy at 5 years old on the Ed Sullivan Show, and gained international fame both as a young solo performer, and as part of the Ginny Tiu Family, performing with her two sisters, Vicky and Liz, and brother Al. She has performed at Carnegie Hall, for President John F. Kennedy and President George H. W. Bush, and with Elvis Presley in the film "Girls, Girls, Girls."

She credits her parents for instilling in her the desire to help others and give back to the community.

them better access to its life-saving and life-changing services and programs. I'm grateful to be part of this exciting time and for the opportunity to encourage others to join me by helping us meet my match, and ensuring that we achieve this meaningful goal and meet a critical need."

To encourage support, Ginny and Capital Campaign cochair and board member Larry Rodriguez also offered a priceless dining experience to anyone who makes a gift of $100,000 or more. This once-in-a-lifetime experience includes dinner for ten at an exquisite restaurant and a private performance by Ginny.

Make your gift today! Gifts can be made online by visiting bit.ly/CapitalCampaignMatch, scanning the QR code below, calling 808.356.2213, or by check. If making your gift by check, please use the enclosed envelope and notate “Capital Campaign” in the memo section.

"My father and mother were very compassionate and found joy in helping others," she said of her parents, who immigrated to the U.S. from the Philippines with their children. "I am the person that I am today because of them. They taught me many life lessons– live a productive life, waste nothing, spend little and make good investments. I can think of no greater investment than in the life and welfare of our precious animals and our community. The Hawaiian Humane Society is building its new campus for the benefit of the people and animals in our community, to give Paw Prints | 13

A round of ‘ap-paws’ for Tuxes & Tails 2021: A Virtual Benefit!

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE This year, we re-designed our annual Tuxes & Tails so that we could continue to raise critical funds for the animals.

The virtual experience extended to supporters far and wide who watched our one-hour show and participated in our online auction.

PRESENTS

Our virtual benefit show highlighted exciting news such as our new outreach programs, updates on our expansion to a second campus in west O‘ahu and we heard touching stories from an adopter and a few volunteers.

Big mahalos to all of our generous supporters, donors and sponsors that helped make this year's event so successful!

If you missed the show, you can still watch it at the Hawaiian Humane Society's YouTube channel.

Event Co-Chairs Shelley Cramer Denise Yamaguchi Table Sales Chair Ginny Tiu Auction Co-Chairs Susan Kosasa Anna Meng Committee Members Bob Bean Frances Bean John Doty Dede Guss Richard Kennedy Mi Kosasa Larson Leu Naomi Loewe Patty Kort Yvonne Morris Jana Park Steven Prieto Tammy Uy Jeffrey Yip Kathleen Yoshinaga

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A special thank you to the below who generously supported Tuxes & Tails Video Production & Entertainers Nancy Bernal Kala‘e Camarillo Hawaii News Now Kaimana Venture Henry Kapono KIA Enterprises, LLC Grace Lee Moanalua Gardens Pop Creative Media Jordan Segundo Sistah Robi Al Waterson

Donors Bob & Frances Bean Shelley Cramer David Murphy Photography Elizabeth Rice Grossman James Campbell Company Jewels of Beverly Hills Catherine & David Nadeau Sandbar Entertainment, LLC Summit Media Ginny Tiu

Mahalo nui to our ‘ohana of sponsors for their continued support of Tuxes & Tails.

The Oscars

Saks Fifth Avenue

The Emmys

ALTRES Foundation Angel & Ruby Armstrong Bob & Kelly Armstrong Bob & Frances Bean Charlie Bean Jan & Amber Bellinger in loving memory of Joan Bellinger Mr. Bubbles & Angel Keystone Dr. Tom & Mrs. Mi Kosasa Schuler Family Foundation Annie Stamps & Dustin Ridgeway* The Ginny Tiu Ohana Ginny Tiu in loving memory of Summer, Pumpkin and Cupcake Ginny Tiu in loving memory of William and Patricia Tiu Barry & Virginia Weinman* *We thank Annie Stamps & Dustin Ridgeway and Barry & Virginia Weinman for generously sponsoring two Emmy-level tables.

The Golden Globes

Aloha Dog Bank of Hawaii Catherine Conrad Nick & Koren Dreher and Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman First Hawaiian Bank Laurie Foster in memory of Mary Foster Weyland Elizabeth Rice Grossman Hawaii Pacific Health Hawaiian Humane Junior Development Council The Honolulu Star-Advertiser Melissa Pavlicek and Dr. Eric & Lori Ako Rainee Barkhorn Charitable / Jack & May Tyrrell Morrie Stoebner / Honda Windward Tulip Tiu

The Grammys

Central Pacific Bank Central Pacific Bank Foundation Tina & John Doty and Karen & Jeff Deer Ginny's Angels Tim & Devon Guard Hill's Pet Nutrition Island Insurance Company, Ltd. Lynne Kaneshiro Susan Kosasa On behalf of Maka & Kainoa Dr. Angela Pratt Simply Garden / Wilson Homecare Stanford Carr Development, LLC Ward Village

The Tonys

Albert & Dolores Bediones Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano Crazy Shirts • Diamond Head Seafood Enterprise Rent-A-Car • EY • First Hawaiian Bank First Insurance Company of Hawaii, Ltd. James Campbell Company Steven and Marilyn Katzman Philanthropic Fund Duane & Susan Kurisu • L&L Hawaiian Barbecue Andrew Meade - Merrill Lynch MW Group, Ltd. • Pacific Asia Design Group Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez United Laundry • Roy & Denise Yamaguchi The Wilhelm Group Lauren R. Hong Wright in memory of Keiki Wright and Charlie Hong and Kathy T. Mills in memory of Emiliana Berganio Tacluban

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HOLOHOLO

October 2021 PetWalk 2021 is coming in October! To ensure we can celebrate and gather with the community safely, we are still finalizing the event details.

Check back at HawaiianHumane.org to learn more!

Cherie lives happily ever after, after a year in the shelter At Hawaiian Humane, we do all it takes and give animals all the time they need to find a new, loving home. While this is the case, it is not common for pets to stay with us quite as long as Cherie, a sweet 4-yearold female domestic shorthair cat who was with us at our Mo'ili'ili campus for 367 days. Over the year spent with us, our team grew to know her as a simple girl who enjoyed treats, taking naps by the window in the sunlight and familiar people that gave her gentle affection.

With patience and lots of love, we were finally able to find Cherie her perfect match. Her new family told us that they were drawn to her because they thought she was beautiful and couldn’t imagine why she was

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looked over for so long. As for how Cherie is settling into her new home, they say, “Cherie is coming out of her shell and warming up nicely. She is out and about in the condo even sleeping in her box under the coffee table. Last night she even rubbed her head against me, let me pet her head, and slept next to me on the floor.

Plus, she has been very talkative and loves sleeping in the sun!”

GIFTS OF LOVE We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more from February 1, 2021 – April 30, 2021.

Helen Kinau Wilder Legacy

Barbara B. Tilley Revocable Trust Koko Sigurdsson

Grants

Ellen M. Koenig Memorial Fund Elsie Mitsue Inouye Fund Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc. Petco Love Alexander F. Sumberg Wilfred Shigeru "Byrd" Inouye Designated Fund

Pack Leaders $10,000 +

Bob & Kelly Armstrong Bob & Frances Bean Jan C. Bellinger Graham Burns & Erika Sox Central Pacific Bank Elma F. Taylor Fund First Hawaiian Bank Foundation Laurie S. Foster Elizabeth Rice Grossman Hill's Pet Nutrition Jack & Marie Lord Fund Susan M. Kosasa Annie Stamps & Dustin Ridgeway Stanford Carr Development The Schuler Family Foundation Thomas & Katherine Keller Trust Fund Ginny Tiu Barry & Virginia Weinman

Animal Champions $5,000 +

Dr. Eric & Lori Ako Bank of Hawaii Foundation Albert & Dolores Bediones Ernst & Young LLP Hawaii Pacific Health James Campbell Company, LLC Duane & Susan Kurisu L&L Hawaiian BBQ Creighton & Linda Lee Catherine & Dave Nadeau Mary Philpotts McGrath Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation/ Jack & May Tyrrell Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Saks Fifth Avenue Susan Mahn Fund The Honolulu Star Advertiser The Wilhelm Group

Animal Heroes $2,500 +

Crazy Shirts Jeffrey & Karen Deer John & Christina Doty Laura Drabik Nick & Koren Dreher Gary & Jennifer Herald Kathleen Mills Surf Line Hawaii Antonio K. Tan, M.D. & Elisea N. Singson, M.D.

Best Friends $1,000 +

Anonymous (1) Kimberly & Jeff Case William Coleman & Chris Frendreis Shelley & Michael Cramer Michael & Anne DeLuca Elizabeth Flora Deinert Trust Tochiho K. Enomoto Thomas & Sarah Fargo Frank F. & Katharine L. Woodford Trust Charles & Mildred Ikehara Deborah & Robert Isler Helen A. Josie Josypenko Patsy K. N. Kalawaia Marjorie Kashiwada Madelyn Ross Fund Mary & Paul Wagner Charitable Fund Reiko & Milton Matsuda Bruce & Cyndee Mirante Thomas & Verna Muraoka MW Group, Ltd. Alison Nagamine William & Hope Oliver Deborah L. Park Plaza at Kaneohe, LP Iain & Linda Ross Susan H. Shishido Waialae Self Storage Partners, LLC Ronald & Judy Yamamoto

Devoted Companions $500 +

Anonymous (3) Jane Austgen Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano June & Shannon Ching Erin Claggett Lydia M. Gibson Ronald Heim Sean Ishii Joan F. Kaneshiro Robert & Hope Kihune Allan & Hilda Kitagawa Kelvin & Joni Kurisu Dennis Lombardi & Reneau Kennedy Dr. Randy T. Mita Michael & Mona Miyamura

Karen L. Morrissette Marjorie S. Norstrom ‘Olelo Community Television Lori Pacarro Jeffrey & Sandi Portnoy Jerry & Lily Prentiss John & Linda Puu Jon Simmons Glenn J. Suzuki Rod & Fumiyo Tanaka Jill E. Thach Carol C. Tomioka Terry & Cheryl Tyler Lisa H. Uyesato Charles K. Whitten C.A. Worley

Guardian Angels $100 +

Anonymous (3) Ryan Abella Nhieu & Joseph Abraham Milton J. Ackerman Michelle & Edmund Aczon Robynne Adams Jay Y. Agustin Dale & Katherine Aina Greta Aipia Camille K.P.A. Aiu David D. Aiu, Jr. Raymond & Constance Akase Charles & Laurel Aki Roy & Stephanie Akita Valerie K. Ako Ada Alamani Benjamin & Clemencia Alcaraz Reynold & Laverne Alexander Tina Alonso Michael & Hwa Ja Anahori Dana K. Anderson Frank M. Anderson Roy & Arlene Ando Kate Anello George & Alice Aoki Teruo & Chizuko Aonuma Carolyn & Nathan Aoyagi Marc & Florence Aoyama Wayne & Helene Arakaki Cosmo & Ann Arakawa Harlan & Collette Arakawa Carol N. Aramaki Sandra H. Arashiro Lisa & David Asakura Blake Asato Jay & Karen Asato Kris Ashdown Remedios Aspril & Conrad Catenacci Frederick & Julienne Aulwes Marian & Wilben Auyong Michael & June Awai Laurie Aweau-Nii Arlene A. Ayakawa James & Edna Ayling Jay & Stephanie Azama

Michael & Lillian Babcock Elizabeth & Cordell Bailey Angela Ballard Maureen & Robert Ballard Susan M. Ballard Carma L. Bamber Brian & Wendy Barbata James & Margaret Barbazon Kenneth J. Barclay Earlene Barnes-Anderson & David Anderson Steven Barta Gabriele M. Barthlen Tammy & Christopher Bayer Bill & Janet Beaulieu Betsy A. Behnke Orpha K. Beirne Shannon Bell Eric & Chiho Bercovici Lani & James Bergstrom Ronald S. Biho Elizabeth Bills Jacob & Pongsuwan Bilmes Elizabeth & Robert Binning Karin M. Bjorkman Maria P. Black Carolyn Bolibol Hannah Borges Gillian Boss Joseph M. Boyce Ruth A. Boyette James Bragaw Elena & Dennis Bransfield Alexis V. Brenzil Jacquelyn & Ernest Brezeale William & Hiroko Bridges Michael & Debra Bringman Rick & Jerilyn Broadfoot Richard & Julie Brock David Brown James & Kathleen Brown Virginia Lowrey Brown Daniel Brunt-Martel Jocelyn & Seth Buckman Ronald R. Bunn Barton & Diana-Lee Bunney John & Carol Burke Ronald & Willette Bush Franklin & Anita Butac Karin & Bari Buzzard Cydonie Cabael & Roman Apana Jeffrey & Lynn Cabebe Wayne & Dianne Cabral Michael & Faye Cadonetti Janis A. Calton Christopher & Denise Camara Charlotte Cambra Darrah Canady Stephen & Ruth Canham Priscilla M. Cappis Gary & Sharon Cargo Ignacio M. Cariaga Thomas R. Carpenter Patricia Carroll Paula S. Carroll Alfred & Sharlene Castillo Alaine G. Castro

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Sonya Y. Catiggay Catherine Caudle Rowena Cerretti & John Kerr Franklin Y.C. Chang Ronald Chang Yung Yu & Chih Chieh Chang Yung-Yu L. Chang Sybille E. Char Mimi A. Charette Phillip & Faye Chase Wieland C.W. Chee Claire Cheeley Jung & Shun-Lin Chen Carol A. Chinen Carolyn & Sanford Ching Masumi & Cyrus Ching Pandy M.Y. Ching Stanley Ching & Jocelyn Nakashima Willis & Beverlyn Ching Adele Chong David Chou & Kelly Wang Raymond & Sandra Choy Michelle L. Christensen Grace Chu Michael & Evelyn Chun Pamela Lynn Chun Paulette H. Chun Sandra H.S. Chun Ronald K. Chung Sharon H.J. Chung Wayne C. Clatte Richard & Teresa Clifton Connie Clinton Michael S. Coffman Coffman Engineers, Inc. Ana Colbridge Aaron Collins T.H. Collins Steven Colon & Carrie Hermstad Christopher & Patricia Cooper Stuart Copp & Raenell Bergantz Patricia & Harry Cornish Edna & Dean Cost Charles & Wendy Crabb Douglas A. Crosier Charles D. Crow Susan L. Cuizon Thomas & Shirlee Cunningham Donald & Yoko Dandurand Thomas J. Davis Karen Degner Gina M. Dekneef Lisa DeLong Donald & Brenda Deryke Jo desMarets Diane Dizon Dolby Kathleen D. Domen Elizabeth B. Donaldson Marilee E. Duffy Charles & Maybelle Duncan Samuel & Kathy Dunn Jon & Mary Lou Earll Johannah Eltink-Schaake & William Schaake Carrolyn H.T. Emoto Jason & Dawna Emoto Elaine E. Enokawa Derek H. Enoki Lester & Patricia Enomoto Richard & Nancy Erickson Eleanor Fahrenwald

Brandt G. Farias Mark Favrow & Nancy Brouillet Willie Feagaimaalii Anneliese Ferguson Patricia M. Fernandez Lynette L. Fernandez-Pao Christopher J. Ferry Siggy Ferstl Pamela K. Figueiroa Paula Fitzell Jacqueline Fitzpatrick Joan M. Florence Kalei Fojas Teresa M. Fowler Peter & M. Genevieve Freeman Susan Jean Freitas Mary Jo Freshley John & Teri Fritz Alton & Sandra Fujii Harold & Lorenne Fujii Clayton & Soohee Fujimoto Wayne T. Fujimoto Gary & Ruriko Fujisawa Alexa Fujise Dean & Donna Fujita Michie & Tetsuji Fukuda Jennie & Dean Fukumoto Barry & Cheryl Fukunaga Dennis & Annette Fukunaga Ann Fukushima Brent K. Funakoshi Alan & Tracy Furukawa Denise Furuya Karen & Les Galon Glenn & Charleen Ganeku Harish Ganesathasan Mara & Alexander Gaspar Francis & Jayne George Manfred & Carol Gerstl Gregory & Monette Gilding Matthew Gilmore Patrice M. Gionson Bernard & Lyra Giorgio Girl Scouts Troop 870 Kimberly & Michael Gleason Lenny & Jenny Gonzales J. Stephen & Barbara Goodman Bobby R. Gordon Carrie D. Gosiaco Eleanor Y. Goto Tracey & Clifford Goto Sandy S. Gottesman David & Angela Goya Robert & Carol Ann Graham Pamela J. Grant Harvey & Rae Green Delphina E. Guerrero Paula Gum Kimberley Haines Wesley & Jill Hamasaki David & Gay Hanawahine Shelby M. Hankee Nancy A. Hanks Steven & Sherry Hansel Kristeen Hanselman Darryl Hansen Patti Harada Ryan & Susan Harada Harbor Shores Apartment Hotel, Ltd. Robert D. Hardy Donald & Mae Harris Fred & Joan Harris

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Tomoko & Mason Hasegawa Beverly Hashimoto-Lee & J. Lee Irene & Jesse Hatakenaka Derek & Ann Hataoka Curtis J. Hawkins Naomi Hayakawa Melvyn Hayamoto Clifford Hayashi Howard T. Hayashi Norman & Edlyn Hayashida Michele & Dale Hays Chevron & Denny Heather Vincent & Sandy Hee Suzette & Sean Heely Mary Jane Heilbron Kathleen J. Heller Senator Frederick M. Hemmings William T. Henne Susan & Arthur Henry Eileen C. Herring David M. Higa Elaine & Gaylynne Higa Roy & Kristin Higa Charlaine T. Higashi Donna A. Higashi Larry & Anne Higashi Conrad & Lindee Higashionna Sybil & David Higuchi Stephen & Terrie Higuchi Frank, Sandi & Alex Hino Lynn E. Hirano Iris & Y. Bart Hirashima Harriet & Tatsuji Hirata Daniel & Amy Hironaka Jacqueline Hironaka Valerie K. Hironaka Karen & Dale Ho Charlyn Honda Masini Carol Hoopii Brian & Carole Horiuchi Mariko Horswill Sean Howard Barbara Hudman Colin Hunter Penelope & Melvin Hurst Calvin & Mildred Ichinose Eugene M. Ichiyama Aaron Ihori Donna M.Y. Ikeda-Simmons Diane M. Ikegami Amy Imaguchi Lynn M. Inafuku Wayne & Janet Inagaki Sandra & Melvin Ing Theodore & Liane Ing Violet Ishida Lois & Roy Ishihara Conrad & Cheryl Ishii Kylie Ishii Elaine Ishikawa Shari Ishikawa Denis & Ella Isono Gary & June Isono Lloyd & Amy Itagaki Alfred S. Itamoto Gary & Karen Ito Kasumi M. Ito Marsha E. Ito Kenneth M. Iwai Gertrude & Emi Iwaida Elsie K. Iwatani Dana K. Izumi Jacquelyn N. Izumi

Heather Jablonski Leonard Jacobs & Rebecca Horne Jacobs Gary A. James Connie & Todd Jewell Richard & Judi Jinnai Cynthia & Nancy Johiro Dr. Gary & Melanie Johnson Jacquelyn Johnson Norman Johnson Patricia G. Johnson Annakaarina Jolkkonen David & Chiyono Jones Griffith H. Jones Nicolette F. Jones Patricia S. Jones Sally L. Jones Brian Joy & Bonnie Cooper Janet Judwin Noel Kabasawa Daniel & Grace Kagehiro Karl & Kathy Kageno Wanda & Alden Kajioka Dr. Terri Kakugawa & Colin Tamashiro Elaine K. Kam Sally Ann K. Kamae Thomas B. Kamikawa Kel & Judy Kanbe Paula K. Kaneaiakala Keith & Velma Kaneshige Dwight & Suzanne Kaneshiro Kenneth & Amy Kaneshiro Wayne Kaneta James & Valerie Kardash Linelle Kashiwada Kalika Kastein Peggy & Kevin Katamoto Alan & Lori Kato Eileen & Lance Kato Leatrice Y. Kato Karl T. Katsumoto Dagmar L. Kau Jay & Jill Kauka Nicholas F.A. Kawakami Nick Kawakami Visitacion C. Kawakami Michael Kawano Jonathan & Goldie Kea Barbara A. Keahi Noriko Kellar Dr. Howard & Elizabeth Keller Sharon & Larry Kelley Michael & Allaine Kelly Jim & Sue Kelly Alex & Stephanie Kendrick George & Joan Kent Kevin & Deborah Kern Derrick & Lynn Kida Diane D. Kiefer Michael & Susan Kihara Florence H. Kim Gary & Ginny Kimata Duke & Deanne Kimhan Roy & Gloria King Robert A. Kinzie Daniel & Kathryn Kirley Gloria S. Kishi Susan Y. Kitaoka James & Sharon Kitazaki Derek & Evelyn Kiyota Sandra & Douglas Klein James & May Kobashigawa

Acknowledgment of gifts from February 1, 2021 – April 30, 2021.

Jane K. Kobashigawa Judith S. Kobashigawa Craig & Gale Kobayashi Diane Kodis Inez Koga Karen & Gerald Kogami Claire M. Kogasaka Linda & James Koishigawa Pauline K. Kokubun Ginger A. Kolonick Roy, Marian & Robin Komoto Deborah L.G. Koochi Gail & Brandan Kop Blanche L. Kort Patty & Roger Kort Marvin Koshi Joshua Krause Diane Kuahine James & Jean Kubo E. Takeo & Barbara Kudo Gail Kumakura Brian Kung Cenda-Michelle & Lee Kunimitsu Melvin & Karen Kuraoka Ryan & Shari Kurashige Clifford & Kay Kurata Linda & Warren Kurata Amy & Roy Kurihara Harold I. & Joan M. Kurihara Alvin & Kay Kurio Christopher & Abigail Kyea Patricia Ann R. Lai Jim & Lynn Lally Terry & Ray Lambeth Larry & Melissa Lamerson Rachel A. Lange Janice L. Langlas Len & Terri Lantych Gilbert & Marion Larson Carol K. Lau Rebecca Lau Carole K. Learnard Barbara Lee & Paul Hughes Juliet & Michael Lee Kenneth A. Lee Patricia & Gregory Lee Romy Lee & Marvin Chang Summer K. Chun Lee Tommy & Lori Lee Marlene C. Lemke Agnes W. Leong Alan Leong

Anne & Norman Leong Don & Elaine Leong Leonilda Kekuewa Chang Fund Edna Letson Ana Leung Mahealani & Mapuana Lew Richard & Rosann Lewis Yvonne & Jay Lewis Barry E. Lightner Amanda Lindsey Andrew & Shoko Livingston Betty B. Long Violet S.W. Loo Thomas A. Loudat Bernard H. Lum Janice K. Lum Dallas & Marlene Lum Timothy & April Luria Patti Lyons Diane & John MacDonald Euphe & Eugene Machida Benedict & Gail Madriaga Janice K. Maeda Sheila N. Maedo Frances N. Maekawa Daniel M. Mahoney Sean Majer Danielle Makainai Alexander & Clarita Malinao Jon & Selina Mann Steve & Jane Mann Robin & Daniel Marcom Nancy & Walter Masaki Carol M. Masuda Richard & Lynnette Masuda Andrew T. Matayoshi Margaret F. Matayoshi Matthew & Ellen Matoi Kylie T. Matsuda-Lum Glen & June Matsumoto Winifred M. Matsumoto April Matsumura & Vinod Malhotra Sharon A. Matsunaga Raymond & Jane Matsuo Ronald K. Matsuo Roy & Joyce Matsuo Stacie & Reed Matsuo Henry & Judyann Matsuoka Ruriko Matsuoka Dennis K. Matsuura Mack M. Matsuura

Darryl Diaz & Gina Matsuzawa-Diaz Ryan Maxwell Floyd & Ann McCoy Bruce McEwan & Lillian Cunningham Dayle & Kuniko McGaha Mavis L. McGurn Anne W. McKay Rachael S. McMahon Peter & Joan Meagher Carol Ann Melvin Keith & Sandra Menchavez David Mendelson Eddie & Selene Mersereau Roger Messner & Gayle Hendrick-Messner Anne S. Miller Charles Miller & Stephanie Marshall Michael Miller & Sharon Shimono Stephen Miller & Mabel Trafford Joanna & Esau Milo Reilly Milton Harvey & Christine Minatoya Greg & Iris Mishima Jessie Mitchell James & Janet Miura Harry & Ethel Miyachi Lester & Cary Miyake Henry & Daniel Miyamoto Lois E. Miyamoto Richard & Amme Miyasaka Jan & Ken Miyashiro Linda A. Miyashiro Walter M. Mizushima Charles T. Mizuta Yung Yong Moon & Patricia Matsuura Patricia A.L. Moore Willson C. Moore, Jr. & Sally C. Moore Charles & Karynne Morgan Art & Val Mori Debbie S. Mori Soon Ok & Arthur Morimoto Dr. Naomi F. Morita Harry & Michelle Morris Steven Morris & Renee Ramsey Marie Mostoles Bryan Mukai Samuel Mullins William & Cheryl Muneno

Patricia A.C. Muneno Stanley & Judith Murai Melvin & Karen Murakami Ronald & Nancy Murakami Glenn M. Muramoto Alvin Muranaka Claire & Michael Muranaka Gerald & Lillian Muranaka Marian & Renee Muraoka Wayne M. Muromoto Cary Nagano Laura A. Nagata Stephanie E. Nagata Jeanne N. Nagatani Lisa Naimer Ralph K. Naito Gail A. Nakada Arthur & Irene Nakagawa Fred & Barbara Nakaguma Dennis & Susan Nakaishi Daniel Nakandakari & Brenda Abbott-Nakandakari Bruce & Vanina Nakaoka George Nakasono Pamela & Shannon Nakata Walter & Gail Nakata Wilma K.Y. Namumnart Thomas & Laverne Nance Gregory & Kyoko Narum David & Marlan Nashiwa Gerald & June Naughton Amy & John Naylor Jemal & Atsuko Ned Anna Neubauer James & Shirley Newman Mylinh T. Nguyen Claudia L. Nihei Evelyn M. Nihei Michael Nii & Jill Kimura Nii Gail Niimi Yu & Chun Ning Derek Nishida & Billy-Joe Smith Edward & Mary Ann Nishida Theodore M. Nishijo Kay F. Nishimoto Robert & Naomi Nishimura Dennis & Amy Nishino Shirley M. Nishiyama Michael & Diane Nishizawa Andy & Eleanor Nobu Alan Nobunaga & Annette Sato Donald & Linda Nomura

WAGGIN’ TALES Haha‘ione Elementary Students, Daphne, Tara and Mia, held a donation drive as part of the action piece for their school exhibition project for fifth grade. Their hard work paid off and they dropped off a cart full of donations for the animals at Hawaiian Humane this past May!

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Lanny & Mary Ann North Edwin H. Nose Peter & Lois Nottage Ratna Nuti Steven & Dagmar Oato Kathy Ochikubo Cyrus & Janace Oda Wendell & Bonnie Oda Diane & Chris Odo Sun Ye Ogata Thomas Oguro Geraldine A. Ohara Ann A. Ohata Scot & Val Oishi Marian J. Okada Neal & Amy Okamoto Edlin & Donna Okamura George & Ann Okano Gary & Sun Hyang Okimoto Kristi Okimoto Agnes R. Okino Jean Okumura Dale & Gary Oliva Walter & Charlotte Olmos Victoria Olsen Stephen & Cheryl Omatsu Carlos A. Omphroy Velma H. Omura Alberta Ongies-Vincent Ronald & Marilyn Onishi Ann K. Ono Carole & Edward Onouye Kimberly A. O'Quinn Mark & Ok Sun Ortogero Toshie Osborn

Gerrit & Gayle Osborne Roy & Darlene Oshiro Roy & Frances Oshiro Jean L. Oshita Alvin & Mary Oyadomari Arleen M. Pacheco Neolani & Caesar Paet Margaret U. Pahinui Ralph Palmeira & Kim Kalani John Pampalone & Connie Yu-Pampalone Min Pan Edward R. Pang Chew Joanne & Frank Parker Robert & Dawn Pascua Wayne & Lanette Pascua Pamela Silva Patrinos Donald J. Patten PayPal Giving Fund Michael H. Pecsok Michael & Nicole Pedersen Edward & Gayle Pei Thomas & Gordynne Perkins Sheila J. Petersen Kirtland Peterson E. Alan Phillips & Audrey Buyrn Helene L. Phillips Anthony & Marilyn Picard Pua'Ena Pickard Mark Pincus Dr. Cassandra Pinnick Mary Ann Plahy-Walker Annette M. Platt Pedro & Jane Poentis Gilbert Ponce

Hiroko K. Powers Gary & Barbara Pruder Mark & Chun Reed Robert T. Reeves Katrina & Jon Reinecke James M. Reis Linda & John Reis Lois M. Resler Bettylou Ricarte Paul & Jessel Riccardini Lance & Brooke Richert Marie Rivet Patrick & Lavern Roberts Setsuko Roberts & Fred Steiner Margaret C. Robideau William & Emi Robillard Priscilla K. Robins Timothy & Meng Roe Stefan Roelfsema Gayle H. Rojas Scott & Ingrid Rolles Gary & Cissy Romero William H. Roome Peter Rosegg & Deena Dray Linda J. Rowan Ned & Iris Rowley Gieselle Ruiz Donna & Robert Ryan Lorna & Lansford Ryan Mark & Dara Sage Debra K. Saiki Daniel Sakamoto & Karen Watanabe-Sakamoto Thomas & Leatrice Sakamoto Randolph & Stephanie Sakauye

35 years of friendship and helping O'ahu’s animals together!

Did you know that Crazy Shirts and Hawaiian Humane Society have been partnering together for over 35 years? Each year, this locally-started brand creates new designs promoting adoption in their signature style, while also donating proceeds to the animals. In 2021 alone, they have already donated more than $7,000 to help O‘ahu’s animals and people.

Over the past three decades, the company has also supported Hawaiian Humane by hosting adoption events in their stores, sponsoring events like PetWalk and sponsoring adoption fees.

Mahalo nui to our friends at Crazy Shirts! We look forward to another 35 years together!

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Kathleen T. Sako Edwin T. Sakuda Walter T. Sakuda Audrey L. Salvador Philip E. Sammer Sharon L. Samson Marie & George Samudio Francis & Patricia Santos Patrick A. Santos Kenn & Kristen Saruwatari Bryan K. Sasaki Cecelia M.G. Sasaki Jed & Lynda Sasaki Richard & Marvela Satake Eugene & Colleen Sathre Dr. Stanley K. Sato Eugene Savio Ernest & Vicky Saxton Calvin & Cora Say Laurel Schatz Ruth M. Scheidt Winton & Sandra Schoneman Daniel T. Segawa Justin & Faith Seguirant Mary & Ronald Seiple Betsy & T.R. Sekiya Danielle & Geovani Sevilla Lonna & John Sherwin Stanley & Theresa Shibata Michael & May Shim Richard & Geraldine Shimabukuro Mark & Bernadette Shimono Rodney & Sandy Shinkawa Melvin & Mary Jane Shinohara

Acknowledgment of gifts from February 1, 2021 – April 30, 2021.

Stacey S. Shinsato John & Cathy Shiraishi Kristy & Kevin Shiraishi Freda Shiraki Terrence D. Shive Mark & Cheryl Shklov Mitsunori & Kakuko Shoji Jennifer & Leighton Shoma Susan Sie Tiffany & Tucker Siegfried Sadie & Eugene Silva Kimberly A. Simao Jon Simmons Andrew M. Singer Patricia & James Siquig Shawn E. Slocum Kimberly Smith Carol D. Smyth Jack R. Smyth, Jr. Beverly J. Soares Oren Sonoda Catherine A. Sorensen Caroline P. Spencer Lisa K. Spencer Kristle L. Spillner Gary Sprinkle & Pamela Young-Sprinkle Brittany Stafford Stanley H. Young Trust Ann Stegmaier Randall & Misako Steverson Roberta & Sheldrake Stibbard George & Maria Sally Stone Stephanie A. Strickland Nicole Stucki Lisa & Robert Sue Susan Sugai Gregory & Peggy Sugimoto Jane Sugimura Cathy & Selvestre Suguitan Barbara A. Sullivan Kenard A. Sumida Garrett & Lila Ann Suzuki Lynn & Craig Taguma Leroy & Marcia Taira Malcolm & Cathy Tajiri Bert T. Takahara Tod & Annette Takahashi Lornna & Chris Takahashi Susan T. Takahashi Theodore & Sarah Takai Janet F. Takamoto Roy & Donna Lee Takara Sharon S. Takasaki Sandra Takeda Gale & Calvin Takeshita Jerald & Elizabeth Takesono James M. Takeyama Randy, Eliza & EJ Talavera David & Susan Tamanaha Bruce & Naoko Tamura Jan & Benjamin Tamura Leony & Sheldean Tamura Stanley & Dianne Tamura Alan & Joni Tanaka Sandra S. Tanaka Jennifer Tang Katherine Y. Taniguchi Kimii Taniguchi Tanya Tano Bert & Karen Taoka Arleen & Charles Tarnay Karen P. Taroc

Ross Tasaka Gary & Annette Tashiro Martin & Debra Tatro Meleane Taufa Candace S. Taylor Lloyd & Constance Teixeira Rachelle Teramoto The Felicia Ladin & Howard Haber Charitable Gift Fund Ellen L. Thorson Ivy & Ronald Timpe Karl T. Tobias Laurie & Bradley Tokeshi Diane Tom Juanita Y.M. Tom Julie F. Tom Victoria & Douglas Tom Donna C. Toma Jean & Glenn Toma Linda & Steven Tomei Llewellyn Tomimatsu Tammy & Jason Tootell Dwight & Marcia Toyama Charlotte M. F. Trotter Pamela E. Troy Colleen K. Tsuda Mitsuko Tsuha Takashi Tsuhako Thomas H. Tsuhako Lori Tsukamoto Thomas & Sharl Tsukano Arthur & Angela Tulak Ken & Claire Uechi Claude & James Uehara Thomas & Hazel Uemura Grace & Mark Ueunten Roy H. Umeda Donna Y. Usagawa Vel & Bruce Ushijima Glenn & Bernice Uto Bette & Alexander Uyeda Franklin & Harriet Uyeda Craig S. Uyehara Machiko & Kenneth Uyehara Marion Valle Camile Van Marter Floraine Van Orden Dr. Lothar & Cheryl Varady Sheylyn Vasconcellos Michele Velasco Carl & Paula Vetter Martha C. Vetter Reed Villanueva Reynaldo & Irene Villarreal Darryln Villaver Mayumi Villiatora Gayle E. Volger F. David Wagner & Georgette Canon Akiko & Daryl Wakatsuki Betty & Ronald Wakatsuki Wes & Geri Wakuzawa Myra N. Wakuzawa Jeffry & Claudia Wallace Chad & Christine Walton Marie Wang Marjorie Warren Christie Wash John S. Washburn Gerald & Connie Watanabe James & Anita Watanabe Roy & Paulette Watanabe Ruth Y. Watanabe

Sueko Watanabe Wendell & Judith Weatherwax Erik Webb Christine & Michael Weis Jerome Johemko & Chiye Wenkam Annette & Stephan Wheeler Arthur Wheeler Alan & Jennifer Whinery Gary & L.S. Wild Craig Williams & Jessica Chau David & Arporn Winsko Judith Wolfe Adam Wong & Arlene Tanaka Howie Wong Joseph & Janet Wong Liane & Albert Wong Linda Wright Wong Michael & Annette Wong Naomi Wong Stella & Alvin Wong Lawrence & Nadine Woode Susan Wurtzburg Angel & Dale Wyatt George & Mary Ann Wyman Martin & Jean Wyss Carol Jean Yakuma Miles & Miko Yamabe Roy & Sandra Yamada David M. Yamagata Stanley S. Yamagata, Jr. Carol K. Yamamoto Rodney & Frances Yamamoto Thomas & Jane Yamane Harvey & Carolyn Yamasaki Charlene M. Yamashiro Paul S. Yamauchi Wei Wei Yang Albert & Helen Yap Ellen E. Yasumoto Roy & Andre Yee Tim & Janet Yee Elissa L. Yellin Mary Ann Mei-Wan Yip & Wing-Cheung Yip Neal Yuda & Kathleen Yogi Glenn & Sharon Yokoyama Katherine Y. Yokoyama Michael T. Yoneshige Diane Mei Ling & Hiroshi Yorita Gaylen T. Yoshida Lawrence & Jane Yoshida Craig & Karen Yoshikawa Keith & Marian Yoshimura Patsy & Yoshiharu Yoshimura Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga Glenn Yoshioka & C. Ann Whang-Yoshioka Lanette & Gary Yoshioka Pamela & Jon Yoshioka Lynda K. Yoshiura Marvin & Deborah Yoshizumi Ivan Young Joni Young Michael & Jo Ann Young Samuel Young Patrick & Sirinuch Young Olivia G. Yule

In Honor of People Anna Neubauer Ginny Tiu Anne Barasch Thomas Ryan Anthony Thomas Kaleilani Ho Ryan Durham Barbra An Pleadwell Nancy Jones Bob Ogawa David Shapiro Carley Miller Seneca Klassen Charles Cardinal Beverly S. Cardinal Chief Veterinarian Dr. Kasey Carter & Team Ginny Tiu Cindy Takeda Gregory Takeda Dede Guss Joanne Shapiro Brigida Yanos-Torres Dr. Carrie White Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman Dr. Nathan Lam Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman Dr. Thomas Kosasa Ginny Tiu Emi, Lori, & David Nishimura Lex Brodie's Tire Company Ethel Teruya Rosemarie & Stephen Love Eugene Gelfo Florence Y. Gelfo Feather & Fur Animal Clinic Peter & M. Genevieve Freeman Ginny Tiu Bob & Frances Bean Ken & Linda Fong Martha & Roger Khlopin Holly of Popoki Place Dr. Linde Keil HPD Officer N. Amano Sharlene Bliss Jason Shigemura Leah Shigemura Jean Fukuji Bryant K. Yabui Jesus Vernon Fowler Kailua Animal Clinic Peter & M. Genevieve Freeman Katherine Kat Uyeno Stacey G. Shimomura Ken & San Fukuji Bryant K. Yabui

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Linda Souza-Thompson Nancy D. Moore

Honey Bear Christina Norling

Uekawa Family Pets Louise Uekawa

Herbert & Ann Barbara Ho Yee Valerie K. Ako

Mrs. Meyers Robert & Roberta Butcher

Jonny Daryl & Darlene Lee

Uno Mimi A. Charette

Jean J. Higa Ryne Higa & Shari Motooka-Higa

President Joe Biden & First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano

Keiki John & Teri Fritz

Yofi Peter & M. Genevieve Freeman

Jeanette Noborikawa Paul & Naomi Loewe

Raymond Lyau Beverly Page Rosemary Kaleialoha Tom Kalaokalani C. Renz

Keiko Pfund Sandra & Roy Pfund Kona John Brown

In Memory of People

Jeffrey Paul Wheeler Patricia A. Banning Jenny Wong Dave & Ellen Huntley

Lucky Francis & Caroline Oda

Amy Ayame Farias Bonnie Van Leng Lau

Jo Chay Laurie C. Knych

Lucy & Roo Christie & Joseph Yee

Billy Martin Katherine James & Kenneth Kanter

Maile Laurel Blanton

Brad Bailon Allan & Frances Bailon

Katherine Uyeno Frances Serikaku, Larie Uyeno, Grace Tagawa, Hiro Tagawa, & Joyce Nomura

Major Biden Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano

Debbie Reynolds Eric Weinheimer

Maka & Kainoa Anonymous

Deborah Harris Johnny Harris

Akua Takahide & Hideko Sato

Mochi & Crunch Powell & Jeanette Onishi

Bob, Maggie, & Abby Sybil Oishi

Panda Kamemoto Kenneth & Elaine Kamemoto

Dr. Joe Herzog, DVM Michael Machosky & Maria Machosky

Brutus James Peralto Daniel Peralto

Peanut Blangiardi Emi Anamizu

Buster Manning Jennifer Manning

Poncho & Duchess Robert & Karen Morneau

Elaine Kress Dobashi Donald & Edna Charles Ronald Dobashi Jeanette Nishimori

Chanel, Princeton, & Buddy Manuel Cabral

Pono Helen A. Shigemura

Elaine Sakai Jason & Lisa Ito

Darla Monique & Michael Lau

Puna, Koa, Jazz, & Paka Paul & Dorothy Aki

Ellen Michiko Ayakawa Doreen M. Ayakawa

Demi Steve & Deb Knight

Rusty Edward & Tawni Carroll

Einstein Izumo & Mame Chang Vierra Patsy M. Izumo

Sambuca & Syrah Mark B. Bowers

Eloise Conley Conley Family Foundation Kathie & Wayne Wells

Russell Shoji Sharon K. Venegas Sandhya Reddy Chaitanya & Maile Reddy Scott Mattoch Daniel Lin

In Honor of Pets

Frankie & Molly Robin Van Eps Gustave Daniel Ports Hoa Philip B. Riley Hoku Jen Swanton

Scruffy Tanaka Sandra S. Tanaka Smokey Penn Pantumsinchai Teddy Clyde & Victoria Mizumoto Tiffany Megan Kloetzel

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Effie Martinez Stanley & Theresa Shibata

Eloise Monsarrat Henry & Patricia McPhillips Ethel H. Taira Marilyn Terayama George Saunter Janice Futa Gordon Yabui Bryant K. Yabui Grace Tsuyuko Kaneshiro Byron & Joy Sakamoto

Kurty Sonoda Beatrice Sonoda Laura Lucas Thompson Bonnie Ozaki & Van James Leighton Doi Linda N. Funai Linda Riley Philip B. Riley Margaret Orsini Leslie R. Orsini Marichu Scott & Anneliese Chun Iris V. Stepanic Mary Foster Weyand Laurie S. Foster Melvin M. Murakami Ken & Jean Sato Michael Brian Chun Lana Sue I. Kaopua Nancy & Lionel Furuike Ed Furuike Pamela Burns Edward S. Kamei Winston D. Myers, Jr. Perdita Dobinchick Jasmina Dobinchick Peter Brown Antoinette G. Brown Reid Krucky Arlene & Ronald Yamamoto

Acknowledgment of gifts from February 1, 2021 – April 30, 2021.

Richard K. Nagashima Euphemia E. Nagashima

Chewie Bonnie K. Hillman

Kuro-Chan Gary & Sandra Isono

Ronald Starr Sarah Morikawa

Chibi & Yuki Wallace & Carolyn Towata

Lady & Kale Laurie L.Y. Okunami

Sharon Holaday Sylvia Wee

Chibi Honda Ginny Tiu

Lily Sandra A. Loo

Shizuko Tsuruda Roy & Marsha Ninomiya

Coco Francis & Elaine Okimoto

Lily Bug Janel Antoine-Jones

Stanley K. Nakasone Laura Nakasone

Coco & Daikon Ann M. Akasaki

Loki Faith Milnes

Steven Chee Malia Chee

Cocoa & Rusty Parker Noah & Ellen Parker

Lulu Dana K. Anderson

Takeo Kobayashi Ginny Tiu

Courtney & Atchoo Jann S.H. Tompkins

Luna Girl Lance & Aoi Kawano

Thomas K. Amuro Elizabeth Y. Amuro

DeeDee Stanley Chung

Majesty Steve & Deb Knight

Victor Howe Alan Ragains

Duchess, Bandit, & Bear James & May Kobashigawa

Maka & Roddy Helen A. Shigemura

Wyatt Tanigawa Brett Tanigawa

Eunji Dong J. Lee

Marley Thomas & Kathleen Paresa

Fassy Wade Aileen Wade

Meara, Jack, Pili, & Pohi Pamela R. Fern

Flopsey Sheila L. Y. Sakashita

Melo Jeanne Y. Marn

Abbey Susan K. Laufer

Gabriel Allen & Tammy Perry

Miki Ray & Pauline Yamamoto

Ahri Gail S. Horimoto

Georgie May & Harold Tome

Milo Michael D. Armenoff

Amigo Kiyota Derek & Evelyn Kiyota

Gidget Sandra A. Loo

Misty, Odin, & Audrey Rodney & Cherie Ann Imai

Angie Yoshida Steven & Charlene Tarr

Harley Linda L. Reis

Moe Ruark Joanne H. Abe

Ano Helen Y. Pierce

Hikaru Barbara R. Matsumoto

Molly Kenneth & Elaine Ockermann

Auggie Lee Craig & Penni Lee

Hoku Christie & Joseph Yee

August Kellyann Kobayashi

Honey Thielen Jill E. Thach

Momi, Boo, Jack, Minnie, Neko, & Junior Brian & Jane Fukunaga

Beaches el Gato Gina Baurile

Ikaika Marcia A. Morgado

Bella, Tux, & Daisy Candace S. Taylor

Jack Larry & Patricia Rodriguez

Betty Boop Blaine Ginny Tiu

Jackson Trixie A. Jenks

Blackie Terada Owen Y. Terada

Jinx Wong Erin Wong

Buddy Parakeet Carol M. Masuda

Jiro & Taro Melvyn & Shirley Minami

Buffy Gwen Y. Suzuki-Oishi

Jordy & Coral Lisa Baxa & Dan Schmidt

Bully Lyle & Songkyu Combs

Jr. Arlene & Ronald Yamamoto

Bunny George & Betty Ross

Keiki Lauren R. Hong Wright

Charlie Sharon Au

Kikko & Roxy Lauren Shinjo

Chaz Charlaine T. Higashi

Kimo, Pasha, & Hiro Paul C. Franke

In Memory of Pets

Moose Kathy M. Gadaingan Mr. Waffle Lisa Limb Nani Ellen & Jason Tamura Nutmeg Molly M. Egged Oato Family Cats Steven & Dagmar Oato Papaya Elizabeth A. Zeone Patches, King of Hearts Bonnie Stifel Peter Brown's Hawaiian Humane rescue dogs Antoinette G. Brown Ponce Family Dogs Gilbert Ponce

Ramona Ian Hirokawa & Minette Ferrer Remington Suzuki Brian & Carolyn Suzuki Riceball Yee Worldster & Patricia Lee Edwin & Denise Yee Rocket Dalton & Joanne Hirata Roxy Galam Larry & Patricia Rodriguez Russell Nora & Arcenio Rumbaoa Samantha & Micki Robert & Karen Morneau Scout, Pepper, & Muffin Ronald & Linda Kishimoto Shoeshine Hamada Guy & Joyce Hamada Summer Tiu Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano Ather & Marivic Dar Nick & Koren Dreher Thomas & Mi Kosasa Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Andrew & Kristin Schumacher Robert & Ester Schumacher Antonio K. Tan, M.D. & Elisea N. Singson, M.D. Ginny Tiu Samuel Tiu & Nicholas Winchester Jennifer Trevino Lauren R. Hong Wright Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman Sunni Kimberly Smith Sushi, Sake, Shochu, Saba, Saiwai, & King Kamehameha Kathleen A. Ebey Taisho & Brandi Harold & Jan Fujise Waldo Carol L. Lanferman Wilcox Wendy, Peter, Casey, Kukui, & Poele Charles & Karynne Morgan Willem & Fritz Judy Magin Yoshi A. Yoda Erin Yoda Zero Carolyn D. Nakagawa

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