Shelter Hours: Tues. & Thurs. 6-8 pm,

Sat. 1-4 pm, Sun. 1-3 pm

Visit us at: 533 Linden Avenue

New Kensington, PA 15068 (724) 339-7388

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Animal Protectors websites

www.petfinder.comwww.animalprotectors.net

A No-Kill Shelter dedicated to finding loving homes for Society’s Castaways.

S u m m e r 2 0 0 9 A P O A V Q u a r t e r l y N e w s l e t t e r

CAT SENSE

Does your cat love drinking water running directly from the tap? Cats

prefer their drinking water to be fresh. Keep their water bowls clean.

And change the water daily.

If you find your perfect match at the shelter, and you have room in your home and your heart to help another cat that may be left behind, please be sure to inquire in the shelter office about a “cat companion” for your new kitty. You would be giving your new cat a friend to keep it company when you are away and would be giving a home to another homeless kitty. Cat Companion kitty adoption fees will be deeply discounted. Some of the kitties in the program are shown below. Ask to see Delta, Spice, Caleb, Cally, Pretty Girl, Nicky, and Fresno on your next visit.

Delta Nicky Spice Cally

Fresno

Pretty Girl

Ask about our Cat

Companion Program.

Special Needs . . . Indeed! Anyone who has ever read one of our newsletters knows about the many cats we get that “must be an only cat.” You know the ones. The ones that ab-solutely will not tolerate living with an-other cat. They come and they go, and usually aren’t really that hard to adopt out. I mean, who wouldn’t want a cat that adores humans and wants nothing more than to spend its days sitting on your lap? The other side of the coin are the cats that we get in at the shelter that love other cats but aren’t very fond of people. You may be thinking “what? Is that really true?” You bet it is. These cats are great cats, but they prefer not to be held, or maybe they don’t like to be petted for any length of time, or touched in a certain area. That’s why we’re offering a new matchmaking service we call the Cat Companion Program. You see, we have several cats at the shelter that we have had for quite some time that just aren’t very fond of people, but they bond with other cats. Often their buddy gets ad-opted, leaving them alone, hoping to find a new pal in the cat room. Two of these matches have already been made and the cats are doing very well.

Upcoming Events Pennies 4 Paws The pennies keep rolling in, but school is out now and our biggest fear is that once the kids stop collecting, the count will slow down. Grown-ups, time to step up! You know you all have those little piggy banks and coin jars sitting around the house. Give up those little copper coins to help the Animal Protectors cats and dogs. You won’t even notice they’re gone! They’re just collecting dust in a corner in your kitchen or bedroom in those little jars and coffee cups. Speaking of collecting dust . . . a loyal Animal Protectors’ donor recently approached an A.P. volunteer with a unique, not quite antique, piggy bank full of pennies. She was rear-ranging her living room and was moving a shelving unit from her living room to her gameroom and found a much-loved and cherished piggy bank that belonged to her father. Her dad, Jim, passed away in June of 2000. Jim’s piggy bank full of pennies resided in his daughter’s home for almost 9 years, unopened, a cherished memory of her dad. Jim’s daughter said “please take these pennies for the Pennies 4 Paws fundraiser from Jim, but I get to keep the bank. My dad was an animal lover, the coins will help the animals, but the bank reminds me of him.” Pennies from Heaven? Yeah, we think so! Thanks, Jim!

As of June ‘09

517,000 Pennies

Penny Meter

1 Year(Sept. ‘09)

1 Million Pennies

July 18 & 19, 2009 Benefits Animal Protectors Shelter

10% off Borders Coupon

Benefit Days are returning to the Pittsburgh Mills Borders (Tarentum, PA). Borders is sponsoring its second Benefit Days event on July 18 and 19, 2009, in support of Animal Protectors. All you need to do is present the coupon below at the counter at the Pitts-burgh Mills Borders and you will receive 10% off of your total purchase. That 10% goes directly to Animal Protectors. If you forget your coupon, just ask for one at the store when you are checking out with your pur-chases. Pick up some great summer reads at a 10% discount and walk away knowing that you also helped the shelter animals.

Borders Benefit Days

Please note: Magazines, newspapers, gift cards, gift certificates, items not in stock and discounted merchandise may not be credited toward your Ben-efit Day proceeds. No other discount may be used when making benefit day purchases.

Pittsburgh Mills, Tarentum, PA, store ONLY

PetSmart, Pgh. Mills and Monroeville

& PetCo, Fox ChapelScheduled Saturdays and Sundays

Meet and Greet

Upcoming Events

Look for our cats in the display cases at PetSmart.

New Kensington Community DaysJune 26, 27 and 28 Memorial Park, New Kensington

Live entertainment, games, food, crafts and more. Come visit us at the Animal Protector booth.

Pet Adoption and Care FairSaturday, June 27....................9:30 - 2:30

Christ United Methodist Church44 Highland Road, Bethel Park, PA 15102

Showcasing a variety of animal shelters and rescue groups, as well as pet care product suppliers and service providers.

It’s Flea and Tick Season!

Here at Animal Protectors, we work hard to give our animals the proper pre-ventative treatments during flea and tick sea-son. We want our alumni to get the same treat-ment! Ticks can transmit harmful, even deadly diseases to your pet. Keep your pet safe - don’t forget to administer a topical insecticide such as Frontline or Advantix. Get out your calendar and mark your day - treatment should be done once a month to keep your pet flea and tick free!

We WanT You! Our volunteers spend countless hours helping the hundreds of cats and dogs that we provide temporary shelter for each year. We are always in need of dedicated animal lovers who are willing to sacrifice their time to help our furry friends. Cat Fanciers - Do you like to have a cuddly cat on your lap? How about helping a kitty get exercise by playing with their favorite feather on a stick? Spend time volunteering in our cat room. The more our cats are socialized, the more adoptable they become. Dog Lovers - Shelter dogs give unconditional love, why not show them the same in return? Spend a morning or afternoon walking and playing with our dogs in our play yard. The dogs appreciate the exer-cise, love to play with their toys, and always offer a kiss in return. We also have a need for dog bathers. Office Guru - Do you enjoy working with other people? Does filing, copying, and answering phones get you excited? If it does, we need you! Be the face of Animal Protec-tors by volunteering in our office. We need help with adoptions, greeting the public, and answering important calls regarding our shelter. Foster Angels - We take in too many abandoned puppies that often grow up in our shelter. Do you have room in your home to help train and socialize our puppies so that they may find their forever homes? Foster homes are also needed for some of our adult dogs, even if it’s just to give them a break from shelter life for a while. We also need foster homes for cats. Some of our cats come in un-sure of people and scared of the shel-ter environment. Help them trust again by giving them a comfortable environment. We also need homes to foster pregnant cats and new-born kittens. If you would like to volunteer, contact the shelter or stop in!

Animal Protectors Open House

Animal Protectors threw open their doors to the neighborhood on April 19, hosting an Open House, including refreshments, priz-es, tours of the shelter, and a chance to meet all of the animals. It was a great day, bring-ing together volunteers, the shelter staff, and the community on a mild Spring day. Many supporters of the shelter stopped by to say hello, some new volunteers were signed on, people that have never been to the shelter attended, and there was even one adoption. And what a great day for all of the animals. So many dogs got out to enjoy the weath-er and all the hugs and attention, and the cats had a steady stream of visitors all day. Thanks to everyone who helped make this event a success, especially our good sports “Kitty” (Stefanie) and “Doggie” (Kim).

We All Need Good HomesWe All Need Good Homes

Cinder is a three year old Lab mix. She came to us un-der horrible circumstances. Her owner reportedly beat her repeatedly for no known reason. As a result, Cinder is very scared of people and would benefit from a gentle owner who is willing to work with her. She just needs someone to help her gain confidence and we believe she will prove to be a loyal companion. She walks pretty well on a leash and once she is comfortable around our shelter workers and volunteers, she gives a lot of love and tons of sloppy kisses.

Bear is a four year old male pit bull mix. While in his cage, Bear can appear a little intimidating, but the truth is, he’s pretty scared. Bear was abandoned by his family at the shelter, so he knows what it’s like to have a nice, comfortable home and then lose it. He does wonder-ful on the leash, and even likes to go for a jog. He will sit loyally next to you, just happy to have a companion. Bear would fit nicely into any home and would love to have the familiar sights and sounds of a home around him once again.

Sponsored by Lee and Bernie Bittinger in loving memory of

Cindy and Susie.

Woohoo! I want to sniff here…now here! That’s Zippy, he’s a great ball of fun! Zippy is part hound, and very curious about his surroundings. He’s not to be ignored, when out and about, Zippy gives a cute little bark around other dogs just so they know he is there. He enjoys his walks, but does pull a little and could use leash training. Zippy would benefit from an active home, and with is gentle personality, would fit in well with children.

Tasha is a three year old boxer mix. Tasha had a home, but they could not keep her due to their young child’s allergies. She enjoys long walks in the yard and will cuddle up to you in the grass on a nice day. Tasha would love to find a home soon, she isn’t very fond of her kennel and has a strong kennel burst. Once outside, she’s a doll with nothing but love to give.

Bambi is a six month old pit mix. She came to us with parvo, knocking on death’s door. But she had the strength to fight through it. She is now healthy and full of energy. Bambi does well with other animals and is always willing to have a good romp in the play yard. She does well in the car, acting as a faithful co-pilot. Bambi is young and would benefit from basic training and obedi-ence. She is very well mannered and would fit nicely into any home, especially a home with another dog. Please don’t let Bambi grow up in the shelter.

Sponsored by Ellen Kaminski in loving memory of my father

Edward Kaminski.

Sponsored by the Owens’ family, Katrina, Okie and Betty

in honor of Mitzi Owens.Sponsored by Gert and Bill

Camp in honor of the 19th Anniversary of

Ron and Donna Miklas.

Shelotta is a one-year-old female pit bull mix who gives a whole ‘lotta love! Look at her cute face, she just maybe smiling at you! She does very well when it’s time for a bath, and once out of her kennel, does well on a leash. Shelotta is uncom-fortable with her surroundings at the shelter and would love to find her forever home. With a little bit of training, Shelotta would fit into any type of home.

Sponsored in memory of Duchess Caporali.

TashaBambi

Zippy

CinderShelotta

BearSponsored by Judy and Cecil

Yates in loving memory of Tank and Abby.

We love and miss you.

We All Need Good HomesWe All Need Good Homes

Meet Cinderella, a declawed one-year old calico. She has the sweetest little face, and delicate muted colors of peach, grey and white. Cinderella is as unassuming as her name-sake, quietly tucking herself away in a corner of the cat room. She is likely to be more outgoing in a home after she has adjusted to her new fam-ily. Cinderella previously lived with several cats, as well as a dog, many of which were surrendered to the shelter when their owner was no longer able to care for them. Cinderella is very young to have lost her home, but she is being well cared for at the shelter and is ready for a new family to love. Will you be her Prince Charming?

Looking for a little cat to love that will love you right back? Athena may be the gal for you. Athena approaches visitors for attention and turns on a very loud purr when they hold her. While in foster care, Athena made it well known that she prefers to be the center of attention and will not share with other cats. Athena has quite an exotic coat, a mixture of tabby and tortoiseshell (tortie). This mixture is commonly known as “torbie.” Athena’s looks are so unique, she is like a tiny little masterpiece, waiting to be admired.

Sponsored by Marilyn Bodine in memory of Kato.

Sponsored by Ellen Kaminski in loving memory of my father

Edward Kaminski.

Winthrope is a very striking bull’s eye orange tabby. This rare pattern of tabby is circu-lar dark markings on a lighter background, as opposed to the more common striped mark-ings. Winthrope came in with his housemates after his owner passed away. Winthrope is taking his misfortune in stride, and was able to fit in among the cat room popu-lation almost at once. Winthrope could certainly live in a multi-cat household. He really loves people best, though, and loves to be petted. He just about turns himself inside-out in delight! He even likes belly rubs, which is fairly unusual for a cat. Come in and meet this affectionate, handsome lad.

Sponsored by Gert and Bill Camp in honor of the 19th Anniversary

of Ron and Donna Miklas.

Athena

CinderellaJune is “Adopt a Cat” month.

Winthrope

Melody is a sweet girl, with shiny black fur and bright green eyes. She likes to be petted, and does not mind being picked up. She is taking her new situation in the shelter cautiously, but is neither shy nor demanding. Melody is so unassuming and undemanding, you might overlook her. But seek her out, and scoop her up - you’ll be glad you did! She seems to be the type of cat that will really blossom in a home environment, and neither be too needy, nor too shy, but just right! What more could you ask for, but this perfect Melody?

Sponsored by Marilyn Bodine in memory of Kato.

Sponsored by Sandy Mozga, in honor of Sally, Gino, MaMa, and Jasmine.

Jordan is the poster child for animals whose owners didn’t have a plan in place in case they passed away before their beloved pet. This little grey tabby was adopted from Animal Protectors as a kitten and her owner passed away recently, leaving her homeless. Lost and so confused, she was very shy and afraid at first, but has warmed up to volunteers very quickly. This young tabby girl would love a new home where she can feel the love her previous owner offered her every day, a love she misses so much.

This kitty is the total package! Playful, affectionate, cute-as-a-button, just over 1 year in age. She is a classic tuxedo cat, with golden eyes, and adorable white whiskers. Yesterday does not mind being picked up, will purr in your arms, and is tolerant of handling. She is loose in the shelter’s cat room, charming everyone who stops by to visit (especially loving people). Adopt this little mite today, and give her the home she longs for! Let’s help Yesterday forget her past and give her a bright tomorrow.

Jordan

Sponsored by Jim and Carol Broz in memory of

Bob and Jane Pyle.

Melody

Yesterday

Rabies Clinic

AALabel CompanyAdvance Auto PartsAllegheny LumberAmy TournayAnchor InnApplewood StrippingArby’s Around Back Cafe & Lounge Avis Rent a Car B&J Sporting GoodsBandRGlobal Enterprises Becky SabolBorder’s Borga’s Beauty SalonBouchat Agency, Inc.Bruster’s Butch’s Sound & VisionCakes by BarbCarnegie Museums of Pgh Carnegie Science Center Capri RestaurantCatherine ReiterCathy ChomaCharlie O’s RestaurantChelsea GrillCheswick FloralClarion HotelCreighton PrintingDairy QueenDanielle’s Beauty SalonDenny’s Dick’s Sporting Goods Eat n’ Park Econo KleenElena’s RestaurantFamily Video Fantastic Sam’sFox’s Pizza, TarentumFrick Art & Historical Center

Pins for Pets Hearts for Strays

Card Party & Luncheon

Garda’s RestaurantGatto’s Cycle Shop, Inc.General Press CorporationGiant Eagle Hair, Etc. Harbison NurseryHeadkeepersHeadlines by JackieHoulihan’s Jessie Co Sign ShoppeJudy JarosinskiKathy & Paul MarinoKentucky Fried Chicken King’s Family Restaurant Kori HillKubrick Bros.Ladies & Gentleman’s Quarters Hair SalonLeger Auto Leola & John BirtyLeone’s Animal Hospital Linda Bell Long John Silvers Lower Burrell #3 Fire HallMark & Robin KuchtaMary DavisMcCollough FloristMogie’s Restaurant and Irish Pub National Aviary Nesbit Bowling Lanes Next to Nature Pam HoebeckParker – Stanek, Inc.Par 2 Fun Centers PennzoilPhillipp’s Family DiningPhipps Conservatory Pittsburgh Int’l Children’s Theatre Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre

Thank you to our donors.

Pittsburgh Opera Pittsburgh PiratesPittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium Pizza Hut Plum Network Video Pollak’s CandyPPG & Associates Federal Credit Union Qdoba Mexican Grill River’s Edge Canoe RentalsRobert Thimons Painting Robin KuchtaRobin NameyRoss Auto BodyRoss Real Estate & RentalsSalem’s Auto BodySally FalknerSal YoheSpaghetti WarehouseThe Frick Art & Historical Center The Hole in the Wall Gallery Thomas ToursTotal E-ClipsTown & Country All Breed GroomingTrader Joe’s Tutty LessigUppity Women SoapsValley Massage TherapyValley Veterinary Associates Dr. Shuler and StaffVocelli’sWaterworks CinemasYMCA, Natrona HeightsYvonne & Rick Adkins Zaiaka Indian Cuisine

Animal Protectors recently held three fundraisers. Pins for Pets bowling party, a rabies clinic and Hearts for Strays Card Party and Luncheon. We greatly appreciate the generousity of our donors in helping to make these funraisers a success.

Wayne E. Watkins Betty Piecka

Dorothy BuddemeierLawrence and Maureen Allen

Gina RinchiusoWilliam Fisher

Andrew & Frances BanasDonald Banas

Ray & Dolly DavisDonald Banas

William J. BrechtGenevieve Hustak

Helen FlemingCarlyle and Mary Jane Fleming

Helen FlemingPaul W. Fleming

Wayne E. WatkinsPatty and Jim Walker

Helen FlemingLeslie Pennington

Steve DominickThe Replogle Family

Carol KlemzakDorothy Croker

Carol KlemzakScott and Natalie Cale

Leona CibikJohn and Phyllis Framel

Leona CibikBarbara and David

Klingensmith

Melanie KoziarskiGloria Wiles

Stephen DominickM.F. Grondwalski

Bruce StewartPitt’s News Office

My sister, Nancy SagerGloria J. Kiffer

Nancy Boscaino SagerDeborah Evock McMurtrie

Nancy Ann SagerMr. Mark G. Clarke

Nancy Ann SagerJack Burger

Nancy SagerThe Caliepare Family

Nancy Boscaino SagerAndrew Coslo

My dear, dear friendKathie Brenneman

June Stover

Kathie BrennemanClyde Leri

Our dear friend, Mrs. Carol Petz

Fred and Sally Wellinger

Nancy SagerPatrica Ryan

Raymond SzymczakRaymond P. Szymczak

Nancy SagerThomas and Judith Cutler

Nancy SagerDean Wainer

Nancy SagerBruce and Kathleen Mahan

Nancy SagerPaul and Patty Burchard

Marcella JarosinskiJerry and Judy Jarosinski

My Aunt, Eleanor E. Rear a life long dog lover

Vince Sporcic

Josette Ruane, my neighbor’s wife

The Owens Family

Nancy SagerMary Ann and Don Clarke

Joseph T. ChristianChet and Dorothy Russell

Gina RinchiusoWillia Fisher

Marie GirdanoDiane Cribbs

Marie GirdanoBob and Marguerite Roberti

Marie GirdanoGeorge and Gloria Betro

Marie GirdanoMarlene Zunic

Edward YojkoMargaret Goedicke

Mrs. Tillie WeitzenChad Meyer

Mrs. Tillie WeitzenPeggy McKillop

Mrs. Tillie WeitzenJoe Tarella

Mrs. Tillie WeitzenPam Kenyon

Mrs. Tillie WeitzenGeorge Wolukis

Mrs. Tillie WeitzenAnthony Santucci

Michael HealyThomas and Stephanie

Isenberg

Kathy Susan Evans-Daniels2/9/55 - 5/9/08 Love, your only daughter and family

The Hughes Family

Carol KlemzakMike and Megan Zendarski

Carol KlemzakAimee Miller and Mary K. Wygonik

Carol KlemzakHome Depot Employee Fund

My mother, Vivian V. (Lessig) Best

Brenda L. Juris

In Loving Memory of People...

Dorothy RosenbergerAl and Laura Alberti,

Rich and Janet Mackey, Alan and Lucille Bentley,

A.J. and family and Margaret Vernon

Frances BodineMarilyn Bodine

John Devlin, Jr.James and Ethel Wilson

My kind Uncle John J. Devlin, Jr.

Susan and Robert Baker

“Uncle Hub” John Devlin, he was not only a friend to animals, but to every one

he would meet.Ray and Mona Smith

Helen FlemingMargaret and Charles

Hazlett

Helen FlemingDolores and Alvin

Mittelmeier

Helen FlemingJack and Norma London and

Chris and Carl Sokalski

Helen FlemingKaren Baker

John J. DevlinRochelle and Bob Hutzell,

Mrs. Betty Rocci and Mary Lou and Bill Covey

Helen FlemingShe loved animals

of all typesRuth Mlinac-Sister,

Karen and Mick Malony, Lisa, Mike, Chris and Katie

Mlinac

Bill VincentJim and Carol Broz

Mr. J. KimmonsCarol Davis

Richard CribbsDiane Cribbs

Betty, Brandy & Frankie Anderson

Tasha Anderson

My Mom & DadJanelle

Richard F. MahoneyP.J. and Rich Allen

Frank L. MasonJane L. Mason

Angie & Oscar TrainiBert Bravin

Marnita Gibson, shelter volunteer

Bob, Martha and Emily Pugh

Nancy SagerMartin and Helen Cutler

Debra Kay Neiswonger, their daughter

Kay and Kenneth Neiswonger

Lawrence RaymondJanet and Howard Iacone

Lawrence RaymondMonika Kowalski

Jack MurdyElla M. Niebel

Steve IrwinJanet and Dennis Donati

Dear husband and dad, Gino Lionelli

Lorraine Lionelli and John

Betty LulaMarie Boal

Betty LulaMargaret Thompson

Marti GibsonConcordia Visiting Nurses

Mrs. Virginia MillerThe Truver Family

Ronald A. D’Ascenzo, on his birthday

Barbara Conner and Adrienne Weiss

Kay SheaGert and Bill Camp

Our Uncle, William YeagerTom and Kati Beckes

Our dear friend, Carol Petz

Jerry and Judy Jarosinski

Chelsea RomeroGloria Seijas-Romero, MD

Katie SamsonJaci Sloan

Steve DominickCarol L. Smith

Steve DominickDolores A. Biondi

Fay BranzetDale T. Branzet

Our dear relative, Mr. Ivan Logue

Fred and Sally Wellinger

Mary Grace GirdanoCaro, Ron and Patty

My husband, GeorgePatricia Kusma

Sadly missed, my loving husband, Bob

& our dog, GenoHelen Campbell

My cat, NancyCynthia Paskorz

Taffy & Willie BabePat and Lew Colin

Rusty, Lynndi & McCloudEleanor and Frank Popovich

Tank, pet of Tim WoltzAnthony and Donna Musico

Rory Litz, beloved dog of John & Patti Litz

Julia Ordako

Winston, pet of the Szalai’sLee and Toni Blayden

Missy Lou, beloved little dog of the Hanna family

Norm and Marilyn McKinley

ShadowLisa and Michael Yeasted

Our much loved cat, October

The Wenckowski Family

Abby NewellWilliam and Evelyn Newell

My best friend, PugsleyRandi Petracco

GingerBuhl and Mary Gartley

Ceasar & MunchkinJudy Tira

RikaBarb Kovacs

My loving animalsJane Fiedor

Pooh, pet dog of Dennis & Cathy Odelius

Mr. and Mrs. James Odasso

Chica MarieRichard and Bonnie Nesbit

MunchieMary Ann Tormey

All my precious pets that are in heavenMargetta Pagliari

Lucky Pudder, our big boy, our protector and friendDave and Jean Terrill, Sr.

Katie SamsonKathy Samson

“Rainbow” EstradaBarb Estrada

“Rainbow” EstradaLynn Paul

“The Pup” beloved companion of Pat Arndt

Lorraine Repasky

“Beaners” 17 yrs of love, miss you so much my best

friend and son, love Mom & Leah

Barbara Lavenets

Zeus TescheJenel Sprumont

Hurricane, a very special cat. She was 20 yrs old.

Pup and Gram

My cat, “Thomas”Jean Hunter

Our shelter dog, Ace McGouder

Don and Bobbie Phillips

“Little Dog” who was fostered by

Kathy & Ben Wilson, my daughter and her husband

C. O’Malley

Amadeus & ClawdiaMr. and Mrs. L. Michael

Pavuk

“Martha” beloved cat of Betty Tylinski

Mary D. Ardisson

Nina, our beloved cocker spaniel

Harry and Mary Wagner

RebelSandra Friesell

Buddy, pet of the Shugart Family

P.J. and Rich Allen

Daisy, beloved pet of Bill & Lois Watt

Bob and Carol Jackson

Daisy, beloved pet of Bill & Lois Watt

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blayden

Nina, beloved pet of Harry & Mary WagnerSue and Hank Nutbrown

All our shelter cats at the Rainbow Bridge

Shirley and Michael Cindric

Donaldson’s dog, WinnieCheryl Drozynski

In loving memory of our Topsy

Jim and Peggy McCoy

Precious & ReggieAnthony and Debbie Perino

ZuZu Petals, beloved dog of the Garris family

Jane A. Crompton

‘Ollie’ Oliver Pugliesi, beloved pet of the

Pugliesi familyDennis and Therese DiCicco

MaxBetty and Frank Armstrong

Miss DaisyKati, Tom, Peetie, Bleu,

Frances, Charlotte, Flash and Hemmingway

Mayo, Coach, Molly & Muffin

Grandma Tutty

MidnightAnne Howe

All who help take care of animals!

Volunteers & WorkersMaryetta Pagliari

Kirbie Menk & all our pets

Lorraine Menk’s Creative Memories

Scrapbooking Clients

RemingtonYvonne Rotter

Houdini & Sassy, our catsPatricia L. Lance

Abby & SydCheryl McKee

DinahEmily Beyer

Phyllis Framel’s birthdayVicky Cooper and

Delby Steele

Marge Montanari’s birthday

Clara J. Montanari

Gene Montanari’s birthday

Clara J. Montanari

Mary & Bill WilshireMrs. Dolores Davis

Lena Waltenbaugh’s 8th birthday

Sara and Michael Mester

Amy Weibel, for the work done for ShirleyShirley R. King

Phyllis Framel’s birthdayJohn and Diane Pastorek

Susan Vanetta’s birthdayJim and Carol Broz

Penny Olejar - Happy Mother’s Day

The Olejar Family

Sheena, our catGerri Krzeminski

My buddy, NikPatricia Artuso

Her dogs: Nina, Biggs & Drew

Nya Johnson

Rascal, our dear dog of 18 years

The Bertoline’s

In memory of Lizzy T. Garlits

T. Garlits

Sponsored by Rebecca Frayer

In honor of Dr. Genay Hess and StaffJim, Beth and Joey Caporali

In memory of Brooke, Chip, Barney,

Bubba, Zane and ChaseKathy and Paul Marino

In honor of Olivia RogersMattern Electric(cat cage sponsor)

In memory of Conway & Daniel

Lawrence and Deborah Mason

In honor of Trace & GraceMichael Fularz

In memory of Carol Macioce,

who loved all animalsKristine Cihil

In honor of CadburyMarilyn and John Coury

(cat cage sponsor)

Dog & CatKennel Sponsors

In Honor of...

In Loving Memory of Pets...

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