PAW PRINTSSPRING 2020

A few times a year this newsletter goes out to over 4,000people. Each time many of you respond by providing much ofthe financial support that has allowed AWL to serve theabandoned, abused, and neglected animals of Trumbull Countyfor over 50 years. Our world is facing unprecedented times and I am requestingyour assistance once again. With the recent turn of eventscreated by the coronavirus pandemic, we anticipateunprecedented need this year. Spring, known as “kitten season”is upon us and we will experience a large influx of kittens,requiring food, medical care, and spaying/neutering foradoption. The stay at home order has halted operations of theMenagerie Thrift and Gift Shoppe and will leave a void inincome to AWL for the foreseeable future. The economicdownturn and job losses/layoffs will result in donors beingunable to give at their previous levels, and sadly, economicinstability typically results in an increase in personal instabilityand in turn an increase in the number of animals neglected,abused and abandoned. You likely receive this newsletter due to your great love ofanimals and any financial support that you can provide AWL atthis time to meet these challenges would be greatlyappreciated. The AWL will be grateful for any and all gifts, no matter the size,particularly during this trying time. Thank you and stay safe.

Help Us Help Them!

2020 AWL EVENTS

AWLRESCUEME.COM/EVENTS

8th Annual Wings& Wheelspresented byErnie HallAviation Museum

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23rd Annual GolfClassic at Avalon-Squaw CreekCountry Club

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Steel ValleyWoofstockpresented by SteelValley Spay &Neuter Clinic

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Lori Shandor, CEO

PANDA'S SUCCESS STORYThe Animal Welfare League offers financial assistanceto pet owners who are unable to pay for emergencyveterinary services for their companion animals. Aspet owners it can be very scary to have an emergencyarise with our family companion. It can be even morescary to have that emergency arise and not have thefinancial means to pay for the medical cost to saveyour animals life. Panda, became extremely ill and herMom reached out to the AWL in desperation for help.Panda was suffering from Pyometra, a serious and lifethreatening condition that must be treated quicklyand aggressively. Pyometra occurs in intact femaledogs and requires an emergency spay surgery to savetheir life. Thanks to a generous donation from Glenn and JeanHarnett, our Companions in Crisis program was bornin 2019 and leapt into action to save Panda! Panda

Are you or someone you know struggling to keep food in your pet's bowl during theseuncertain times? AWL can help! AWL has a pet food pantry and is giving out pet food byappointment. If you or someone you know needs help with pet food please have them callthe AWL at 330-539-5300. We will need to know how many pets you have (limit of 3 petsin the same household) and their size. We will get you set with an appointment. No need tocome into the building, or even get out of your car. Our staff will bring the food right toyour car. If you'd like to support the pet food pantry you can send food directly to theshelter through our Amazon Wish List at http://a.co/4UgJDGt.

was taken to the vet immediately and spayed. Without this program Panda’s family would

have faced a difficult decision. We are happy that Panda was able to resume a normal

happy life.

AWL Pet Food Pantry is Helping FamiliesThrough COVID-19

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHTMeet Jeff!

Jeff Walters has been employed with AnimalWelfare League since August 2018. Jeff wasrecently promoted to Maintenance Managerand has proven to be an essential asset to ourorganization. Jeff has been able to help theshelter save donated dollars through his skillsto oversee the installation, repair and upkeepof our organization including appliances,building and grounds. Jeff’s maintenanceability isn’t the only skill he offers to AWL. Heis also known for his great attitude and havingthe innate ability to make everyone laugh! Jeffis a hard worker that is willing to jump inwherever needed. He is also a determinedanimal caretaker helping to improve the livesof the homeless, abused and neglectedanimals that enter our care. We are proud to have you on our team, Jeff!

THE ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE OF TRUMBULLCOUNTY IS A GREAT INVESTMENT

When you make a gift as part of your long-term estate plan, you aremaking a commitment to support the abandoned, abused and neglectedanimals of Trumbull County long into the future. To learn how to create your own meaningful legacy through the AWL contact Lori Shandor at director@awltrumbull.com or 330-539-5300.

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHTMeet Jeanine!

Jeanine began volunteering at the AnimalWelfare League in May 2019 after sheadopted Petri, an adorably energetic Yorkiemix. You can always find Jeanine busy aroundthe shelter making sure our dogs are gettingthe exercise and care they need. Even the shydogs that may feel unsure about walking onleads seem more at ease when Jeanine isaround. She does such a wonderful jobcreating a loving and welcoming environmentfor all of the dogs waiting for their foreverhomes. Jeanine is always eager to assist in anyway she can and is such a tremendous help toall of our staff. Jeanine’s passion for helpinganimals is evident in her hard work anddedication to this shelter. We could not dowhat we do without compassionatevolunteers. Thank you for all that you do for us Jeanine!

Fostering can last 2 – 8 weeksKittens need to be 2lbs and healthy to be spayed or neuteredAWL is responsible for all veterinary careAWL will provide basic needs for care

Kitten Season is here and AWL is looking for people willing to open their homes to care for nursingmothers, as well as orphaned baby kittens. Fosters are essential in keeping these animals healthyand thriving by taking them out of the shelter and into their homes temporarily.

To become a foster call Bethany, Animal Care Manager, at 330-539-5300 or emailadoptions@awltrumbull.com.

Volunteer for our Cat & Kitten Foster Program!

Pepper received her second chance at life in March 2019. It was a cold, snowy day when AWL Humane Agentsreceived a call about a dog that had been left behind by her owners when they moved away. It soon became apparentthat Pepper had been abandoned and was left in grim condition. Pepper was curled up in a small plastic dog housesurrounded in snow and wet blankets. The agents had to take their time to coax Pepper out of her house. It wasshocking to see a dog in such an emaciated and weak state. Pepper was seized and brought to a local veterinary clinicfor evaluation. During initial veterinary examination, Pepper weighed in at only 24 pounds. You could easily see her ribs, spine, hip bones and even skull bones. She was dirty, her nails were

PEPPER'S SECOND CHANCE

thriving. We knew Pepper was going to make it but we still had to wait and hope that we would be granted custodythrough the court case. Pepper’s previous owner had been charged with cruelty to animals.

overgrown and she was dehydrated. The veterinarian described it as “one of the worst cases ofstarvation” she had seen in a long time. Despite her condition, Pepper was bright and happy. A 

It was a court case that lasted months. Finally, in September, thecase was finalized. Pepper’s previous owner was found guilty.However, Pepper was still waiting to find her forever home.Because of her past, Pepper needed a special home. She wasreactive with her food and was never properly socialized withother animals. Pepper needed a family that was willing to lookbeyond her past and work with her in ways no one ever had. Thatglorious day came at Christmas. Pepper found the family she hadbeen looking for! It was a bittersweet day to the shelter staff asPepper walked out the door to her new life. She had become the

A life full of warm beds, cozy hugs, love and snacks! Pepper’snew parents, Karena and Michelle, said that it has been “somuch fun watching Pepper explore her new home and becomemore independent.” Pepper also “loves playing ball and is thebest at hide and seek.” Karena and Michelle said they arelooking forward to spring when Pepper “can run and play” withthem in the yard and enjoy a cookout! Pepper is even learningnew commands like “sit” and “drop.” Thank you to Karena andMichelle for adopting Pepper. Thank you for providing a lovinghome to a rescue dog. We wish you all the absolute best foryour future together!

overgrown and she was dehydrated. The veterinarian described itas “one of the worst cases of starvation” she had seen in a long time.Despite her condition, Pepper was bright and happy. A plan ofaction was quickly put into place. Pepper needed critical nutritionmanagement before we could even begin to think about treatingthe heartworm disease. Within a few weeks of getting thenecessary and per care, Pepper had gained 10 pounds. She was

wagging tail we we all loved to see day after day, month after month. Through the heartache, staff knew that Pepperwas finally going to experience a life she never thought possible.

CASHEW

LADY

Cashew is a nut! He is a very adorable 1-year old Pit mix that loves to playwith his people. However when unfamiliar people are around, Cashew canbe shy and distant. This behavior causes possible adopters to overlook thepotential of this wonderful pup! Since arriving at the Animal WelfareLeague in October 2019 after his previous owner could no longer afford tocare for him, Cashew has won the hearts of staff and volunteers. He has agoofy personality and is eager to please. Cashew has cohabitated with otherdogs, but he needs to be slowly introduced to build his confidence. If you canprovide this snuggle bug a patient home where he can grow, call the AnimalWelfare League at (330)539-5300 for more information.

ADOPTABLE DOGS!

Lady’s looking for a new home! She has been with Animal Welfare

League since November 2019. Lady is a fun and playful ball of energy!

This spunky girl would do best in an adult-only home as her energy can

be overwhelming. Since being surrendered at AWL after her previous

owner could no longer care for her, Lady has become volunteer favorite.

Upon arrival, Lady tested positive for heartworm. She has since been

through treatment and is ready to find a family to love her. Lady may do

best as the only pet in her new home, but she might be able to get along

with just the right dog. We will require a meet and greet with other dogs

prior to finalizing any adoptions. If you think you might have the right

home for Lady, stop by the shelter Tuesdays-Saturdays to meet your

new best friend!

Selena's 5th Birthday on February 6th and Simon's 4th Birthday on March 4th

IN CELEBRATION OF

Karen Kirk

ADOPTABLE CATS!

Meet Gloria! A caring person found Gloria as an injured stray and broughther to the Animal Welfare League for some much needed care. While wewon’t ever know what happened to Gloria prior to her arrival to the shelterin November 2019, we do know that she had sustained an injury to her rearleft leg. After radiographs and a couple of veterinary exams, the decisionwas made to amputate Gloria’s leg. Despite having only three legs, Gloria isa playful, and often sassy cat that would love to go home with you. Gloriawould do best in a home without children as she typically does not enjoybeing picked up or carried. She prefers to be loved on the floor. Gloriawould also love a home with plenty of snacks! If you have a sunny spotwhere Gloria can relax, come meet her at the Animal Welfare League today!

ADELAIDE

GLORIA

Adelaide has a loving and generous spirit that is noticeable the very first time

you meet her. She is a beautiful senior girl at 11-years old. Adelaide arrived at

the Animal Welfare League in November 2019 after she was found as a stray.

She enjoys lounging around and taking in all the sights of the shelter. Adelaide

would love a nice sunny spot where she could bird watch in the comfort of her

own home. If you can provide a warm lap to lie on, Adelaide will make sure to

bring a calm, sweet presence to your home. For more information on

adoption, e-mail our adoption team at adoptions@awltrumbull.com.

This feline beauty is Ingrid. Sadly, Ingrid was left in a box outside of the

Animal Welfare League on Christmas day. Although Ingrid’s story begins

with sadness, she has only looked forward towards her bright future. Ingrid is

7 years old but very young at heart. She loves people and hopes to find a

family that wants to snuggle just as much as she does. Ingrid has remained

patient during her stay at AWL but we all know she deserves nothing short of

the best! Ingrid just wants to find a family that will love her forever. She is

also very food motivated and loves snacks. If you feel that Ingrid may be the

right fit for you, please call the shelter at 330-539-5300.

INGRID

MERLIN

PIPERLet us introduce you to Piper. When Piper’s previous owner began to have

health issues, they were unable to continue caring for her. She was

surrendered to Animal Welfare League in January. Piper is 4 years old. She is

an independent kitty that does not like to steal the spotlight, but will seek out

affection when you are not too busy. Piper can be playful but she likes to

decided when playtime is. She also loves napping and hopes that her new

home will provide lots of cozy places to take sleepy naps throughout the day.

Call the Animal Welfare League at (330)539-5300 for more information on

adoption.

ADOPTABLE CATS!

This hunk is Merlin. He was brought to the shelter by a good Samaritan afterbeing found as a stray in January of this year. Although his appearance may notbe conventional, Merlin is one of the best cats you will ever meet! Merlin is aspunky 8-year old boy that loves to be active. You might think having one eyewould slow Merlin down but when he is not too busy napping or daydreamingabout dinnertime, he loves to pounce and play with toys. Merlin would do bestwith a family that is social and interactive, just like him! He also enjoys beingvocal and thinks everyone loves to hear him talk just as much as he does! Checkout Merlin and his other feline friends on the Animal Welfare League’s website-awlrescueme.com.

REDUCED ADOPTION PRICES UNTIL MAY 30All of our animals are given the first set of vaccinations,

de-worming, heartworm test, feline leukemia/AIDS

test, and are treated for fleas.

All adopted animals are spayed or neutered. 

All our animals are micro-chipped.

Our adoption staff will assist you with any information

you may need regarding your pets care, feeding and

training.

Visit our website to view the many wonderfulanimals we have ready to find their homes!

Cats $15

Kittens $50

Dogs $75.00

Senior Dogs over 8 years of age $75.00

Puppies/Prison Trained Dogs $200.00

Pocket Pets (small birds/reptiles/rabbits) $5.00 - $30.00

Parrots (Macaws, large birds) $50.00 - $200.00

CALL TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT

IN MEMORY OF BELOVED PETS

Mark & Janet Priddy........................................

John & Linda Mahan........................................

Dennis & Rebecca Carpenter.......................

Diana Dalton.......................................................

Jacqueline L. Barr..............................................

Bonnie Carmichael...........................................

Ruth Pfaff.............................................................

William C. Near..................................................

Ruth Pfaff.............................................................

Cynthia A. Woodward.....................................

C. Kathleen Mills...............................................

Cynthia A. Woodward.....................................

Vincent & Connie Diloreto............................

Judy & Marc Minto...........................................

Gary & Susan Sexton.......................................

Bonnie Carmichael...........................................

Robert & Linda Sirianni...................................

Joseph F. Kubicina............................................

Shirley Hryronak...............................................

Neva M. Dionisio...............................................

Bonnie Carmichael...........................................

Bill & Jo Ann Spurk...........................................

Karen Vasconi....................................................

Ted Milton............................................................

Edward Bretz......................................................

James & Charlotte Floyd................................

Harry & Jeanne Forepaugh...........................

Margaret A. McCummins..............................

Michael & Holly Guerrero.............................

Pets teach us to love unconditionally, to be kind, and to be fully present in the moment. When we experience theloss of a beloved pet, our hearts are broken but we take comfort in knowing that our lives were touched by theirlove and companionship. Pet tributes are vital to the operations and services of the AWL and there are so manypets that need your help. Thank you for your gifts in memory of that special pet and in giving to the AWL tocontinue to better the lives of our shelter pets.

"Abby" "Kitty" "Buffy" & "Cali"

"Baby" Mini Schnauzer

"Bella" - His 12 year old Cockatoo

In memory of "Chelsea"

"Diamond" & "Midnight" Beloved Cats of Shirley Hryonak

"Diamond" & "Midnight" Beloved cats of Shirley Hryonak

"Flint" - Loving dog Owned by George Obilbee Family

"Franklin"

"Guiness" - Loving dog Owned by Allen-Yeater Family

"Inky" Frank Shirley's 20 1/2 year old cat

"Kelsey" Beloved cat of 19 years

"Lacie" Kelly Lonstreth's dog

"Lady", "Jubbo", "Kia", "Amber" & "Maggie" Beloved Dogs

"Licorice" Beloved Chihuahua who died November 23

"Licorice" Beloved Dog of Marc & Judy Minto

"Loki" Beloved cat of Lisa Rober

"Maggie Boo", "Momma Girl", "Bubba Lou"

"Missy" In memory of

"Ms Cooper" Beloved cat of Bonnie Carmichael 

"Peanut" "Rascal" & "Bella"

"Scarlett" In memory of Nancy Lindsays Dear Cat

"Sheba" & "Chelsea" 

"Shelby" Beloved dog of Linda Vasconi & Bill Hogg

"Shelby" Beloved pet of Linda Vasconi

Beloved Dogs "Cash", "Sasha", "Gizmo" and "Abby"

In memory of "Lizzie", "Joey", "Mr. Mitts" & "Captain"

"Midnight" & "Diamond" Shirley Hryonak's Kitties

Mr. Coper, Precious Cat of Bonnie Carmichael

Rosie

In memory of...

TRIBUTES TO A LOVED ONE, A FRIEND

Adrienne Crotty

Tributes to a loved one or a friend say something special about them. The Animal Welfare League isalways deeply honored to be named by someone as their charity of choice. And, when tribute gifts aregiven, the families also receive that feeling that that person mattered. A legacy of caring is one that weall take pride in and can feel good about. Tribute gifts are so important to providing the operations andservices of the AWL. So, to those special people, we take a moment to remember them and to say thankyou for caring. May the wonderful tributes and memories of those special people live on in our heartsand in the lives of the many pets that they have helped.

In memory of...Richard Bahnick & LeannePealer

Aileen BelusH Douglas & Mary Ellen Wilcox

Alan BorowskiKristen Rock

Alice MandelDonald B. Granda

Audrey SuperakLisa DicksonPaul & Bernadine O'BrienMichael & Judith DeMayWilliam J. StrimbuMarilyn WyerDonna WinnerMartin & FrancineWohlgamuthRichard & PamelaDascenzoEd & Patti BrennerJim Tucker & Karen BalotJohn T. MastrianNancy S Hochadel

Bonnie Matthews Anonymous

CaseySarah Kelly, in memoryof my daughter on herBirthday - February12th

Dr. Michele Susey, DVM

Cynthia Hirtzel

Earle LimberSamuel J. & Laureen S. Postlethwait

Cheryl GuerreroGary & Jamie Trybus, inmemory of her birthday

Dave DiIulloJayne Petrek-Pavia

Dave ShemunovichMarcie BertelliMary Jane ShemunovichMike & Cass HeizerBryan & Sarah Hatch

Dave TwaddleMike & Cass Heizer

Deborah BretzEdward Bretz

Anna CervoneDonna M. L'Amoureaux

Don KocherRhonda Simpson

Brenda GrothCovelli , Samuel AJames & Sue Jackson

Butch LimberElaine BorowskiSusan Jantz & JasonHernon

Gary DienerDavid & Susan O'Connor

Gary LiberatoreAnthony & Marilyn RossiDonald & Michele Monroe

Greg SterlingMadeline Emery

Henry & Gertrude LevyBradford J. & Judy Levy

Judy StevensWestern Reserve RugHookersLauren FuquaGregory & Sharon LoydPatricia Keith

Karen FilkornPaul & Roberta Smith

TRIBUTES TO A LOVED ONE, A FRIEND

In memory of...

Louis Tripodi

Karin PflagerAlice DonohoeGloria YokleyTom & Barb UrbanLove Aunt Dana, Danielle,Bryan & BrookeMarilyn HerronNatalie & Andy McCurdo &Family, & Nicole, Danny,Emilia, Jason & Brazil

Mary Jo DiChristofaroDonald & Nancy AnzelmoMarsha M. SniderAnita KramerDonald E. AntonelliThomas & Celeste BohyerDavid & Diane StarrDouglas & StephanieGabbardLinda J. WalkerBeverly HoaglandGeorge A & KathleenFuller

Kay Talbot Jeanne Mauro

Rockey Tripodi

Larry H. DeHavenSheri DeHaven

William GorkieDonnie MarzanoRichard WilliamsLarry GillespieKen WilliamsMark & Kelly Pallante

Kathryn PusinMonica Laskay

Kathie WeinbergBradford J. & Judy Levy

Nancy SirkoDennis Sirko

Gordon & Carol KlentzJohn A. & Evelyn J.MihinJack & Debbie PekarMarcia OverholtNancy RuggieriLynn AndersonJohnLyon Family & Grandma AllenCarol FackelmanAlisa GetzingerJay H. BeougherJoseph A. YenichCraig & Vicki SimonsGasser Chair Co. , Inc.Floyd Folio

Frank Buskocontinued...

Frank BuskoRussell HowardDr Rufus & Kathleen SparksYetta MarianDonald Corbett & Wilma Jean CorbettGreenwood ChevorletShirley HryronakHarry & Jeanne ForepaughHelen E. SmithJudy SpetsiosGary CrickBonnie Carmichael

Gary DienerDavid & Susan O'Connor

Gary LiberatoreAnthony & Marilyn RossiDonald & Michele Monroe

Greg SterlingMadeline Emery

Henry & Gertrude LevyBradford J. & Judy Levy

Judy StevensWestern Reserve RugHookersLauren FuquaGregory & Sharon LoydPatricia Keith

Karen FilkornPaul & Roberta Smith

TRIBUTES TO A LOVED ONE, A FRIENDIn memory of...

An individual age 70 ½ or older may distribute up to $100,000 tax-free from his or her individual retirementaccounts (IRAs) to certain charitable organization without including the distribution in gross income. Aqualified charitable distribution must be made directly by a trustee to a 50-percent organization, but not toa supporting organization or a donor advised fund. The entire distribution mustotherwise be deductible as a charitable donation, disregarding the percentage limitations,even though the individual cannot claim a charitable deduction for a donation. Please consult with your finance professional regarding your specific IRA disbursement.

IRA DISTRIBUTIONS

For questions regarding making gifts to AWL, contact Lori Shandorat 330-539-5300. IRA gifts can be distributed to AWL by sendingthem to: 812 Youngstown Kingsville Rd. Vienna, Ohio 44473

Rosamond RuggieriEd & Renea AckermanDavid AmbroseDonald E. AntonelliStephen & Janet BubonBonnie CarmichaelJames & Debra ChufoSam & Caryn CovelliJohn & Joy ClappThomas & Jane DicksonLenette J. EconomosHarry & Jeanne ForepaughNancy FordDawna K. FosterAngela FrascollaShirley HryronakBruce D. & Nita R. HendryxDr. & Mrs. Thomas JamesBrent & Barbara Katzenberger

Joan KeroskyNeil & Terri KabackWilda LeekJane MagerMargaret A. McCumminsMarcia OverholtMargaret O'BrienRobert & Kathy PintiTom PattersonDeb & Ellen RuggieriAttorney Anthony G. RossiHarriette E. ShafferMichael & Michele ScottSharyn SiberaDr Rufus & Kathleen SparksMarge UttiTommasa VitelloJan M. ValeskyVincent "Jimmy" Viola & Arlene

Stephen ForepaughShirley Hryronak

Tim DanielsAndrea Daniels

Sandra HeflinPatricia ReynoldsCortland Women ofThe Moose No 341Helen SnyderKen PlavyakSharon L. Gilmore

Norman K. PollockBarbara L. Pollock

Pam AcitelliPatricia Ann Heston

Nick & Gloria VeriLaura WhiteCynthia A. Woodward

Rosamond Ruggieri continued...

IN HONOR OFBarbara L. Kohn in celebration oftheir Wedding Anniversary

In Honor of the Marriage of RobertHegedus & Lorene Williams Hegedus

Art Kohn

Cathy Gloriosa - Happy BirthdayMolly Rush

Craig Simons - Happy 70th Birthday Jan Simons

In Honor of Amanda Busick Joan Blessing

David Alter - Happy 85th BirthdayBruce & Suzyn Epstein

Deb Yenchochik - Happy BirthdayAnn Bishoff

In Honor of Dr. Rufus SparksCynthia Hirtzel

In Honor of Dorothy L. JonesDean M. Cavacos

Giada Campana - Happy 10th BirthdayMarilyn Brady

Deb Burnside - Happy BirthdayMinnie Burnside

Jennie Dennison Budak - Happy BirthdayGary & Susan Sexton

Linda Vasconi - Happy Birthday inmemory of her Dog "Shelby"

Karen Vasconi

Ken & Diane FordDavid T. & Laura B. BoichBonnie CarmichaelJoseph A. YenichMargaret A. McCummins

Lorena and Bob Hegedus - Wishing you ahappy life together

Heather, Sharyn, Charlie, Lynne,Marlan, & Kathy

Mark and Linda LegerLarry & Amy Moore

Art Kohn

Mary Ann Fontana Rosa - Happy BirthdayDouglas & Robin Dunlap

Bob & Deb Burnside - Merry ChristmasMinnie Burnside

Barb & Mary Busko - Merry ChristmasFrank & Jane BuskoJoy BuskoSusan Busko

The Jason McGarr Family "Jeremy,Cailan & Ayden"

Jim & Donna McGarr

Cathy & Norm Glorioso - Merry ChristmasMolly Rush

The Phillip Irwin Family "Sierra and PJ"Jim & Donna McGarr

The Stacy McGarr/Jim Auld Family "Noah& Liz"

Jim & Donna McGarr

Traci Lacy - In memory and tribute to allthe cats she and her family have cared for

Leanne Agurkis

2019 GIFTS OVER $1000$500,000+

Glenn & Jean C. Harnett

$35,000 - $25,000Samuel A & Caryn Covelli The Morris and Phyllis Friedman

$24,999 - $15,000Bruce R. & Nancy W. BeeghlyC. Leroy MannonDr Thomas & Lynn Young

$14,999 - $10,000Animal PawtectorsThe Gillmer Kroehle FoundationGloria Sherman FoundationGeorge & Judy Stevens

$9,999 - $5,000Dwana BarnhartEstate of Patricia OConnellGavin & Annette FordRon & Karen KrisherNetwork for GoodJohn ParkinsonJohn & Michelle PerdueLoretta PetersRotary Club Of WarrenTimothy & Joni Woofter

$4,999 - $2,500AnonoymousBenevity Fund DonationLawrence & Cynthia D'AmicoLaurie A. KeriotisBradford J. & Judy LevyThe Senator Maurice & FlorenceLipshcerTrumbull County VeterinaryWalter E. & Caroline H. WatsonFoundation

$2,499 - $1,000Claudia BancroftCollins Heating & Cooling IncAlbert M Covelli FoundationJosephine CovelliDalcan Limited LiabilityDeSalvo ConstructionMary DittmanFarmer's National BankMary Ann FontanarosaKim GriffinHanna Charitable FoundationMarc HarveyHelen P. KaighinJoyce HillierHome SavingsThe I J Van Huffel FoundationMary Ann FontanarosaKim GriffinHanna Charitable FoundationMarc HarveyHelen P. KaighinJoyce Hillier

Home SavingsThe I J Van Huffel FoundationJMWP Enterprises IncSharon JohnsonMargaret Ann LayshockKathleen LydenJames MarucciMargie McCumminsMark & Patricia McMahanPenny S. MillerMinton Family Foundation IncNancy Van Fossan Family FoundationP. I.& I. Motor Express Inc.Paige & Byrnes InsuranceTom PattersonBarbara PollockDennis & Luann Rossi Family FundDennis & Luann RossiE. Jeffrey RossiJohn & Barbara SandbergMichelle Sause

Kathy ScennaDennis & Helen SlackDavid N SmithRobert SnyderDr. Rufus & Kathleen SparksSue SperlingSteel Valley Spay Neuter ClinicStifel Nicolaus Elyn Summers Robert Swertfager Thomas A & Mary J. SwiftThompson Heating & CoolingThompson Insurance Group Three C's Inc.Treystock Fund Jeanne TylerUnited Steel Service LLCCharles & Susan WissuchekLindsay WolfTim & Heidi WulfYork Mahoning MechanicalContractors Inc.

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Location:

812 Youngstown Kingsville Rd SE, Vienna, Ohio 44473

Mailing:

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Phone: 330.539.5300

Fax: 330.539.1519

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AWL Adoption Center Hours:

AWL is closed to the public during the Stay at Home

order. Please call for appointments or for pet food

assistance.

Bark Park is open from dawn to dusk daily.

Have-A-Hart Pet Store:

Located at the entrance of the AWL Adoption Center

Open same hours as Adoption Center.

Closed Sunday and Monday

AWL Board of Directors

President ................................................................ Bob Hotchkiss

Vice-President ........................................... Rufus Sparks, DVM

Treasurer ............................................................... Kim Tomlinson

Secretary .................................................... Margie McCummins

Board Members

Karen Conklin, Christine Cope, Cynthia D’Amico, JennieH. Dennison-Budak, William Helwig, Elaine Kroehle,Patrick O’Connor, CPA, John Purdue, Abbey Rhein

Nancy Ruggieri, Andrew Thompson, Ashley Walley, CPA

Chief Executive Officer ................................. Lorilyn Shandor