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Newsletter Newsletter October-December 2013 Put on your walking shoes for PetWalk Grab the leash and put on your walking shoes. Hawaiian Humane Society’s PetWalk on October 6 at Magic Island is an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of animals by collecting donations for the Society’s 30 programs and services. Registration starts at 7 am and the walk begins at 8 am. Get involved as a team or individual by visiting FirstGiving. com/HawaiianHumane/ PetWalk2013. Create a personal fundraising page and share why you are supporting Oahu’s animals. anks to the City & County of Honolulu and Mayor Kirk Caldwell, it will be the one morning of the year when leashed pets are allowed at Magic Island. For more information on how to get involved, contact events@hawaiianhumane. org or 356-2225. Hawaiian Humane Society People for animals. Animals for people. Presiden t ’s Messa g e Building a better future for animals In July, we celebrated our 130th birthday. What most impresses me about the Hawaiian Humane Society is its ability to continually re-evaluate and reinvent itself in order to be a dynamic agent for change. When we were organized in 1883, we had no enforcement powers. Instead we worked collaboratively with a police officer designated to fight cruelty with us. It was at this time that we also pledged our commitment to child protection. We once had branches on the neighbor islands. Today, all island humane societies are completely independent. Sheltering did not become a part of the Humane Society’s work until well in the 1900s when Victoria Ward donated a small parcel of land in Kakaako. Due to the recent changes to county- contracted animal services, we have Continued on page 2 Continued on page 6 Pamela Burns President and CEO

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Page 1: Newsletter Oct.-Dec. 2013

NewsletterNewsletterOctober-December 2013

Put on your walking shoes for PetWalkGrab the leash and put on your walking shoes. Hawaiian Humane Society’s PetWalk on October 6 at Magic Island is an opportunity to

make a difference in the lives of animals by collecting donations for the Society’s 30 programs and services. Registration starts at 7 am

and the walk begins at 8 am.

Get involved as a team or individual by visiting FirstGiving.

com/HawaiianHumane/PetWalk2013. Create a personal fundraising page and share why you are supporting Oahu’s animals.

Thanks to the City & County of Honolulu and Mayor Kirk Caldwell, it will be the one morning of the year when leashed pets are allowed at Magic Island.

For more information on how to get involved, contact [email protected] or 356-2225.

Hawaiian Humane Society

People for animals. Animals for people.

President’s Message

Building a better future for animalsIn July, we celebrated our 130th birthday. What most impresses me about the Hawaiian Humane Society is its ability to continually re-evaluate and reinvent itself in order to be a dynamic agent for change.

When we were organized in 1883, we had no enforcement powers. Instead we worked collaboratively with a police officer designated to fight cruelty with us. It was at this time that we also pledged our

commitment to child protection. We once had branches on the neighbor islands. Today,

all island humane societies are completely independent. Sheltering did not become a part of the Humane Society’s work until well in the 1900s when Victoria Ward donated a small parcel of land in Kakaako.

Due to the recent changes to county-contracted animal services, we have

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Pamela Burns President and CEO

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Building a better future for animals

created an informational page at HawaiianHumane.org.

Our goal is to ensure that we can continue to serve as Hawaii’s most comprehensive and progressive animal

welfare organization to the fullest extent of our resources. While services and offerings will change over time, one thing has remained constant since 1883; education and advocacy continue to be the cornerstone of our mission. They drive our ambitions for next generations of people and animals to come.

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Online revolution ignites activism for animalsWhen you mention social media, you probably get a variety of reactions. Some love it. Some hate it. If the animals could vote, they’d tell you they love it and here’s why: The online revolution has been the single most valuable development in organizing Hawaii’s animal lovers. Case in point: This past 4th of July weekend, we found new families for more than 200 homeless animals. That’s an unprecedented victory for a single weekend. Our massive outreach was all driven through the Internet.

In the heat of the courtroom drama of the Waimanalo puppy mill case, we kept nearly 14,000 people up-to-date with breaking news via Facebook. And nearly 3,500 people are talking about and sharing our posts at any given time of day.When we loaded our footage of the rescue of more than 40 Pomeranians in June to our YouTube channel, more than 4,000 tuned in and viewers got to see what we saw, unedited, within hours of the rescue.

Community advertising sites such as Ebay classifieds and Craigslist are giving us an opportunity to advocate for adoption right next to sellers of puppies, as well as offering us a forum to educate the public on how to find purebred puppies responsibly.

The Humane Society relaunched its website last year and since then more than 40,000 visitors a month stop by to check out our upcoming news and events, view animals for adoption and look for missing pets.

It used to be if our stories didn’t make the nightly news, the dailies or the radio, the animals had no voice. Today, social media is changing the landscape of opportunity for

animals. News from our Moiliili campus broadcasts daily.

From Twitter to Instagram to Yelp, social media is changing the way we educate and reach out to the community. It is our most powerful podium and it’s making a huge impact. We hope you’ll join our social media revolution for the animals.

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Owner convicted for failing to provide veterinary care

Society launches “Planned Pethood” campaign

It’s a story that almost seems too terrible to be true. � e Humane Society received a call from Kahala Pet Clinic and our investigation revealed that the owner had taken medical care into his own hands.

� e situation started when the dog’s leg had been badly broken and the owner attempted to splint the leg with popsicles sticks and ended with

the owner amputating the dog’s leg himself. Humane Society’s Director of Operations Keoni Vaughn and Chief Veterinarian Aleisha Swartz served as key witnesses in the case and the pet owner was sentenced to a year of probation and 60 days in jail.

O� en it takes great e� ort that happen under just the right

circumstances to ensure justice for animals. In this case, the intervention by a caring neighbor who brought the dog to an animal clinic launched a cruelty case that ended in a jury convicting the pet owner.

� e Humane Society investigates all cruelty concerns and takes tips at 356-2250.

� e Humane Society has launched a campaign to support prospective pet owners who are considering getting their next pet.

� e Society’s education team works closely with youth, adults and families from all walks of life. Many are unaware of what’s needed to make a thoughtful decision about adding a pet to the family.

� e campaign includes an online “Planned Pethood 101 Quiz” on the Society’s website, posters island-wide and outreach through schools and organizations to increase awareness about all the hallmarks of great decision making when seeking your next furry family member. � e quiz encompasses a wide variety of concerns from the cost of care, health and psychological needs, how to

� nd a responsible breeder, pets as gi� s and more.

Visit HawaiianHumane.org to take the quiz and share it with your friends and family.

Pampered PoochesYou and your pup will receive a package full of treats and toys every month when you subscribe to BarkBox. Subscriptions start at $19 per month.The best part? Ten percent of sales can go to the Hawaiian Humane Society. Select us as a benefi ciary and order at BarkBox.com to sign up. Hawaiian Humane Society. Select us as a benefi ciary

The Cat’s MeowKeep your cat happy and active with the Cat’s Meow toy. Your cat will enjoy

hours of fun chasing the mouse that zooms around and

changes direction unpredictably. Available at GetCatsMeow.com for $19.99.

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Pinup pets wanted until Oct. 1

Neuter Now offers reduced rate sterilizationsVeterinarians island-wide are o� ering reduced-rate sterilizationsurgeries through the City & County of Honolulu’s Neuter Now program. Last year more than 4,125 certi� cates were purchased, an increase of 70 percent. Give your pet the gi� of a healthier life by purchasing a Neuter Now certi� cate today.

Dogs and cats who are spayed or neutered live longer, healthier lives. Certi� cates can be purchased at any Satellite City Hall or at the Humane Society. Learn more about the program at HawaiianHumane.org.

� ink your pooch has the perfect pout? Or maybe the camera fancies your frisky feline. � e 2014 Pets in Paradise calendar is looking for your best shot of your pet in paradise.

Enter your pet in our 2014 calendar contest for just $25 per photo. Friends and family can vote for your pet photo with a donation of $1 per entry and the three with the most votes will be featured in our print edition calendar. Best of all, every entry will be featured in a year

round � ash screen presentation on our website homepage.

� e contest ends on October 1.For more info, contact Communications & Events Coordinator Christina Kam at 356-2247 or visit HawaiianHumane.org to enter today. Photos must be horizontal, in crisp

focus and available at a size of at least 1 megabyte and 300 dpi for calendar consideration.

Animal Clinic of Honolulu Animal House Veterinary CenterBlue Cross Animal HospitaCat-Bird Vet Mobile HospitalThe Cat Clinic Kailua Animal ClinicKakaako Pet Hospital

Kalihi Pet ClinicKapalama Pet Hospital Mililani Mauka Veterinary Clinic Mililiani Town Center Pet ClinicOhana Veterinary Hospital The Pet ClinicThe Pet Doctor

Makai Animal ClinicWaipahu-Waikele Pet Hospital Waianae Vet Clinic

Mahalo to participating animal clinics

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PetWalk – Magic Island October 6 • 7am RegistrationMark your calendar for Hawaii’s zaniest charity walk to benefit the Humane Society. Visit firstgiving.com/HawaiianHumane/PetWalk2013 to create your personal fundraising page.

Pictures with Santa Paws Mike McKenna’s Windward FordNovember 17

Humane SocietyNovember 23 & 24 • 9am - 4pm

Pets, naughty or nice, can have their holiday photos taken with Santa and Mrs. Paws to benefit the Hawaiian Humane Society. $25 donation per sitting with a professional photographer and includes a CD of images.

It’s A DateFor more on these and other events, visit HawaiianHumane.org. Join us at nearly 200 events every year.

Nov. 9 conference to address Hawaii’s outdoor catsHawaiian Humane Society partners with Petco Foundation to present “The Cat Trap Depot,” a conference to address Hawaii’s free-roaming, outdoor cat population. The event is Saturday, November 9 from 9 am to 5 pm at Ward Warehouse’s conference center and includes breakfast and lunch. Those not active within the feral cat caregiving community are encouraged to attend to learn more about groups making a difference and how you might get involved. Hawaiian Humane Society estimates that more than 300,000 community cats are at large in our neighborhoods and need our help.

Speakers include Stephanie Janeczko, DVM, MS, DABVP, who currently serves as ASPCA’s Senior Director of Community Outreach Shelter Medicine Programs. She leads advances in medical programs for animal welfare groups

nationwide and also serves as vice president of the Association of Shelter Veterinarians. She served as Cornell University’s first shelter medicine resident in 2004.

Petco Foundation’s National Grants and Disaster Relief Manager Susan Rosenberg will present on their grant making priorities and how organizations can benefit, as well as ideas for inspiring compassion for community cats.

During this informational and hands-on presentation, TruCatch Traps Vice President Doug Bidwell will offer helpful tips and other information on using quality

TruCatch traps. Each attendee who registers before October 9 and stays for the entire day will receive a brand new TruCatch trap compliments of the Petco Foundation.

Visit HawaiianHumane.org to register today.

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Why we support

The ohana at Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford looks forward to PetWalk every year and can’t wait to put our best paw forward on October 6. It’s such a fun event for pets and their families, and we love helping to support and foster the human-animal bond.

– Mike McKenna

We strongly believe in our philosophy to Think Adoption First. We work hard to increase the number of pets adopted into loving homes, which is why we are so proud to partner with the Hawaiian Humane Society. Every pet deserves a loving family and a place to call home.

– Chris LeideritzDistrict Manager for Petco

Fairmont Specialty and its employees strongly support the Hawaii Humane Society because we know they make a difference in the lives of animals. We appreciate and have experienced the value of their efforts, whether it be reuniting owners and their pets or creating new human-animal bonds. PetWalk will give you an opportunity to meet the very special people who serve the people and pets of Oahu.

– Lloyd ChaffinExecutive Vice President Hawaii Regional Office for Fairmont Specialty

Many of our employees’ families include precious pets of all kinds and we know that caring for animals is both a privilege and responsibility, similar to Matson’s service to Hawaii’s community. As a PetWalk sponsor, we celebrate loved, loyal and obedient pets – and their owners. Mahalo to the Hawaiian Humane Society!

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Leaders of the packHawaiian Humane Society welcomes Rick Zwern as Chair of its board of directors. He is currently Worldwide Director—Executive Development of WPP Group. Joining the board’s leadership is world famous pianist and animal advocate Ginny Tiu as Vice Chair; Bradley Pacific Aviation Vice President Mi Kosasa as Secretary; and President of DTRIC Insurance Ernest Fukeda as Treasurer. “Now is the time for us to strengthen our presence in leeward and west Oahu where we know the population of people and animals is rising the fastest,” says Rick Zwern. “Organizational readiness and creating the momentum for establishing a second location are going to be the driving force of our work in the next few years.” Zwern will serve as Board Chair until June 2014. Additional members of the board of directors include: Pamela Burns, President/CEO, Eric Ako, DVM, Robert H. Armstrong, Robert R. Bean, Francie Boland, Stan

Cadwallader, John Doty, Nick Dreher, Brandt Farias, Elizabeth Rice Grossman, Pamela S. Jones, Susan Kosasa, Kent Lucien, Stephen B. Metter, Mark Polivka, Lawrence D. Rodriguez, Virginia S. Weinman, and Mary H. Weyand.

We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more between June 16, 2013 to August 15, 2013.

Fat Cats & Top Dogs$10,000 +Bob & Frances BeanFairmont Specialty InsuranceJack & Marie Lord FundMargaret Van Poole

Animal Champions$5,000 +Bank of HawaiiMatson Navigation CompanyMike McKenna’s Windward FordDavid & Kathleen Pellegrin Ginny Tiu

Best Friends$1,000 +808 Sports LeagueBob & Kelly ArmstrongBank of Hawaii Employee Giving CampaignBarry & Anna BinningStanley Cadwallader & Jim NaborsKleona Corsini

John & Christina DotyBrandt FariasChun Hui GooRichard & Elizabeth Rice GrossmanJane McNamaraStephen & Susan MetterCatherine MooreDavid & Hallah NilsenDavid & Kellyn OkabePerkin & FariaJohn PlewsLarry & Patricia RodriguezCarl & Lu SeyferAlvin & Susan ShishidoLuella SpadaroDarwin ThompsonPaul & Leinee WataseBarry & Virginia WeinmanThe James & Juanita Wo FoundationWilhelmina Young

Devoted Companions$500 +Ray & Rosaline BallungayMark & Mary Ann BurakPamela BurnsBurt & Carolyn ChinenDennis CrawfordBuddy Ellis & Kimberly CarsonSonia FaustSarah Fincke

Ralph FisherLinda FlinnJohn FritzMarilyn GagenJames & Priscilla GrowneyPhillip & Sandra HagstromAaron & Tammy HamadaMichael HartleyStephanie HongMarjorie KashiwadaJeffrey & Catherine KisselRobert McConnellHarold & Amy MiyamotoAiko MoritaGeorge & Bonnie MurphyJohn & Suzanne NolandBen & Mealani ParishLynn PortoKenneth & Shaunagh RobbinsLinda RowanWinton & Sandra SchonemanSolution Engineering HawaiiEdward & Betty Lou StroupLisa SueHans & Debra ToblerDerik TomoyasuJacque LeBlancRebecca WardBrad & Lindsey WhitcombVernon WooMargaret YogiIrene Zane

Guardian Angels$100 +Rosemary Adam-TeremLewis & Gail AilaDale & Katherine AinaDavid AiuRobyn AkahoshiMoses & Susan AkanaRyan & Nola AkeeGwen AkimotoValerie AkoEarlene AlbanoReynold & Laverne AlexanderAloha DermatologyALTRESAna Malia No. 208 Young Ladies InstituteCorey AndersonS.J. AquinoRussell & Dana ArakakiToshuke & Muriel ArakakiCosmo & Ann ArakawaCharles & Ellen ArakiSteven ArashiroStephen & Susan ArbuthnotRenee Archer-NakashimaShachar & Heidi ArgovMichael ArkLeslie & Millicent AsariKris AshdownAssociated Steel WorkersBertram & Maxie AwaJames & Edna Ayling

Gifts of Love

Humane Society Board Member John Doty, President & CEO Pamela Burns, Outgoing Board Chair Francie Boland, Board Member Susan Kosasa and Chair of the Board Rick Zwern

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Mark & Janice BabinFrank BaenschJan Bailey-YoshinoWilliam Bailey & Judith HallKenneth BarclayJoanna BarrogaMary Joan BartlettSuzie BassJuju BeadzGaye BeamerMichael BeaumontKarsten BehlenStephen BeirneEdward & Helen BendetAlan BergesonStan Bergstrom & Suzanne VaradyCarol BestRonald BihoRichard BlangiardiEmmalisa BledsoeJay BloomJoan Bogner-LyonsWilliam & May BorthwickGillian BossHeather BoudreauKelly BoudreauMaxine BrayJames BrockVirginia BrownRebecca BuijtenNeil BurkartJames & Julie ByrerLowell & Charlotte CambraMichele Carbone

CareResource HawaiiIgnacio CariagaAlfred & Sharlene CastilloVicky Sakuda CastilloCathedral Catholic AcademyRonald James ChandlerBrenda Sue ChangCedric Chang

Matthew & Nicole ChapmanClara CharRahul ChattergyClinton CheeWieland CheeColin Cherrywell & Belinda MirandaPhyllis ChiaoLisa ChingGhislaine ChockHerbert ChockRussell & Viola ChorikiCarl & Erin ChoyEvelyn ChunSandra ChunSummer ChunErin ClaggettChico ClementeRichard & Teresa CliftonLeroy & Lola ColombeSteven Colon & Carrie HermstadSuzanne CombridgeJohn & Joni ConklinLeslie CookLouisa CooperChantelle CorpuzRichard CoxDiana CummingsGail CunninghamThomas & Shirlee CunninghamChristine CuratiloAnne CuttingDad’s Auto Body & PaintPeter & Shirley Dawson

Scott Dempsey & Donna JohnsonHeather DiamondConcetta DiLeoDivision XGeorge DoJames DohertyClaire DoiKatherine Dombrigues

Thomas DrazinLiz DunnRobert & Shirley DusendschonDiane EddyJudy EkoWilliam & Johannah Eltink-SchaakeErnestine EnomotoRay EvernhamCharles & Stephanie FarmerCharles FernDoris FernandezEverett FernandezKaren FieldVasanti FithianMitch FlanaganLyn FlaniganEric & Clara FlowerKenneth & Sayoko FordLisa Fowler & Barry ChingMary Lou FrancisPaul FrankeHarry & Carol FriedmanJames & Yoshie FrommJack FrostBenjamin & Laura FujimotoLynn FujimotoWanda FujimotoHarold & Janet FujiseWesley & Jean FujitaJon & Susan FukudaLeimomi FukudaKent & Kayleen FukuharaBarry & Cheryl FukunagaAnn FukushimaTiare FullertonLouis & Mary FurtadoAlan FurukawaGary FurutaniJohn GallianoRichard & Diana GalopeDonna GatewoodLynette GehringFrancis & Jayne GeorgeBob & Jolene GerellMoheb & Nancy GhaliMaimona GhowsCamille GilletteLaura GinozaGirl Scout Troop 566Girl Scout Troop 669William GleasonGolf ConceptsCarole GomesDennis & Renee GomesKevin GortonEmiko GotoWilliam & Janet GrantStella, Kika & Ipo GranthamJames GrayRae GreenJay Grekin & Judy StubbsGuardian Moving & StorageJerrold & Paula GubenRicarte GutierrezCatherine HallDavid & Gay HanawahinePaul & Susan HangaiGregory & Wendy HannaJeffrey & Lorena HanyuKeith & Phyllis HaradaLynn HaradaHarbor Shores ApartmentsJessica HashimotoHarold & Yvonne HashizumeJoy HatakeyamaHawaii Mega-Cor

Hawaiiana GroupAndrea HawkinsMelvyn HayamotoPenelope HazzardTanja HeathRonald HeimVirginia HendersonCarl Hennrich & Alice Kuo-HennrichCynthia HenricksonMiharu HerbicDavid & Patsy HigaJoyce HigaCheryl HigashidaWilliam HigdonStephen & Terrie HiguchiWarren & Sharon HiguchiFrank, Sandi & Alex HinoBrenda HoJoanne HolmbergHonolulu Soaring ClubBrian & Carole HoriuchiChia HsingGeorge HudesWilliam IaelaJune IkezawaImagine NationDennis & Ann ImamuraMarshall & Ardine IngrahamBecky InouyeFran InouyeWesley & Juliane InouyeJoy IshibashiLois IshiharaSamuel & Amy IshimuraLisa ItoShirley IwaneElsie IwataniGary JamesRandall JayGary & Melanie JohnsonLouise JohnsonJohn & Andrea JonesJubieworx ConstructionLydia Kaaialii-RamosDavid KahunahanaKenneth & Carol KalaniPatsy KalawaiaEugene & Elaine KamKamaaina CareAiko KameyaPreston & Cynthia KamikawaKumiko KaminakaMica KaneDale Kanehisa-LamMarvin & Joyce KangNobuharu KatoYuko KatoBarry KayanoLeslie KayserMarilyn KeauDavid KeliikuliMary KennedyPaul KennedyKevin & Deborah KernNancy KickertzMichael & Susan KiharaRobert & Hope KihuneYoung KimLeolani KiniDan & Kathryn KirleyAllan & Hilda KitagawaCharlene KiyabuWilliam & Rosebell KiyanDouglas & Sandra KleinDee Ann KoanuiArthur & Valerie Kobayashi

American Friends Service Committee / Albert Schweitzer

Koaniani Fund

The Kosasa Foundation / ABC Stores

Pearl Harbor Submarine Spouses Charity Association

GrantsMay 16 – August 15, 2013

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Carolyn KobayashiLaraine KogaChristopher & Rika KohiyamaDoris Ann KollarsAlvin & Blanche KortLeslie KoshiBenjamin & Diane KuahinePatrick KudlichMelvin & Karen KuraokaMarvin & Patricia KurisuAnn KutakaLyn KuxEric Kvick & Nancy SidunErnest LaiJim & Lynn LallyMarianne LamDavid Landry & Kimberly ChaiWendy LangLarry’s Electrical ServiceDavid & Ann LathamErnest & Dorene LauMerilee LauMonique LauLaw Offices of Edward R. LebbCarole LearnardJean Leduc & Kathleen RiellyDenny & Alice LeeJin Sook LeeJustin & Linda LeeKi LeeLi-Po LeeMorris & Hiroko LeeNathan & Jonel LeeRobert LeeThordis LeeTommy & Lori LeeWendell & Rae LeePaul & Melvia LeongViolet LooHarold & Robin LoomisJanice LuisAnnmarie LumBonnie Lum

Dallas & Marlene LumDuncan LumLeighton & Valerie LumAlice LuntTimothy & April LuriaDale & Victoria MachadoLayne & Evelyn MachidaEdward & Mimi MacNaughtonValerie MadambaJanice MaedaColin & Brenda MaglasangDon & Dee Jay MailerRonald & Mary Jane MakuaAlexander & Clarita MalinaoJean MarchantJeanne MarnLinda MartelRaymond MartinMaryknoll School Class 4CPamela MasudaMargaret MatayoshiMarvin MathewsReiko MatsudaGlen & June MatsumotoRonald MatsuoCarol MatsuwakiGay MattsonDouglas & Maude MauHeather McCaffertyGeorge & Donna McLanahanJanice MeguroDebbie MehanGerald & Connie MeredithPat MeridethElizabeth MerrillEddie & Selene MersereauPamela MewMid-Pacific Institute Elementary SchoolWilmer & Martha MillerLance, Jennifer & Sarah MillsHarvey & Christine MinatoyaKara Mitsunaga

Miyabara AssociatesHoward & Mildred MiyamotoKenzo & Florence MiyasakiClyde & Kwi MiyashiroYoshiye MiyashitaSandra MiyoshiPatrick MonahanJames MooVirginia MoratinMichael MorenoJackson, Allegra & Mele MorisawaDarlene MoritaKaren MorrissetteLynne MuellerSeshagiri & Kristine MunipalliGloria MunsonRoy NagamineMichael NaitoDennis & Arlene NakamotoBob & Eileen NakamuraKyle & Carol NakamuraGail Renee Archer NakashimaJan NakasoneSharon NashiroGerald & June NaughtonJemal & Atsuko NedJames & Shirley NewmanPeggy NewtonAnn NiheiGlenn & Joy NishinoShirley NishizawaCathy NonakaAnne Marie NortonGary & Kelly ObaCynthia OdaKenneth OdaTerry & Ann O’HalloranAnn OhataLori OhinataCory OkamotoGerald & Ruby OkanoGary & Sun Hyang OkimotoHarold & Betty OkimuraWilliam & Hope OliverCarlos OmphroyKimberly O’QuinnGerrit & Gayle OsborneJoan OsborneMike & Sheryl Oschin-GoodmanJohn Pampalone & Connie Yu-PampaloneKenzie PangLaeton & Lena PangLorna ParkRoxann ParranNalani Parry

Ronaldo & Joy PascuaDavid PatrickPat’s Auto Electric & RepairCelest PearsallEdward & Gayle PeiDonald Paul PendletonMaria PennAdam & Jessie PenningtonLee & Betty PeppellRonald PerreiraSheila PetersenHelen PetrovichPets Are InnAlan Phillips & Audrey BuyrnJames & Cherye PierceRobert PierceMaria PineCarl & Natalie PitreVaughn & Melinda PlemerTim & Laura PoellJohn & Lori PopovichRaymond & Suk Yon PorterAlexis PospischilHarold PradosJoan PrattMargaret PrattRoy PricePunahou SchoolBill Quinlan & Rita ChangMonica RamirezDavid Randell & Rosemary FazioIain ReillyRita ReyesConrad RodenbeckStephen & Rhiannon RodgersEddy & Malaya RogersLillian RosengrantRoy’s Electrical ServiceGeorgia RushAudrey RushforthAnn RussellChristina SabinGlen & Christine SaitoMel & June SakabaSayoko SandersFrancis & Patricia SantosFrancine Joy SaplaFred & Charlotte SasakiRobert & Ellen SasamotoKen & Jean SatoJackson SaundersJames & Tatsuko SchaeferLeona SchallerCharles SchenckNiklas & Sharon SchneiderGareth ScottJacqueline Scott

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Pauline ClevelandKent Ghirard

Wilma & Remy LatourJames Carl RadtkeIngeborg Shields

Jean TaketaAdelia Williamson

BequestsMay 16 – August 15, 2013

Donate your used, running vehicle to help the animals!

Autos for Animals

Call 356-2213 or visit HawaiianHumane.org for details.

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Dennis & Joann SegawaBetsy SekiyaStanley & Theresa ShibataMasayoshi & Juliet ShimabukuroCraig ShimodaPatricia ShineGary & Sharon ShinnJohn & Cathy ShiraishiVickie ShiromaSteven & Laura Jeanne ShortEarl & Nancy SimaoTheodore & Judith SimonSusan SimsArleene SkillmanDexter & Dawn SmithThomas & Shira SmithJack SmythArthur & Beverly SoaresThomas SofosJeffrey SolHae-Suk SonEun Ja SongJaime SouzaLisa SpencerGary Sprinkle & Pamela Young-SprinkleSt. Augustine ChurchSt. Francis SchoolRebecca StabenLance & Ching Chen StanleyAgnes StelzerWalter & Cookie StephanRandall & Misako SteversonAllen Strasberger & Victoria TrowbridgeAudrey SueWesley SugaiRobert SumidaRalph SuzukiRandal & Joyce SuzukiStephen SweetEdward & Karen SwoffordSusan TakahashiTheodore & Sarah TakaiNatsue TakanoCarl & Katherine TakushiClifford & Elaine TamanahaMonique TamanahaPatsy TamuraAlan & Joni TanakaMargaret TanakaSandra TanakaRay Tanimoto

Lisa TaniokaHoward & Emi TasakaChristopher Taum & Gayle MatsudaAngeline TavaresEdward & Marcia Taylor-KaneshigeLaura ThompsonConstance TiceNettie TiffanyMarsha TitchnellMike ToibinTualua ToluaJuanita TomKevin, Faith & Joshua TomRonald & Caryn TomishimaClayton TorikawaErnest & Miriam TottoriWallace & Carolyn TowataRussell & Pamela ToyookaKhai TranMitsuyo TsuchiyaUmur & Norma TurkalpVernon & Lynne UchidaLeslie & Annie UsuiAlexander & Bette UyedaFranklin & Harriet UyedaMachiko UyeharaStanley UyeharaLisa UyesatoTerese VaiceliunasDanny ValoyNancy Van SciverTrudi VetterGrace VisayaDennis & Pauline WachiRoberta Wakisaka-FellezsMyra WakuzawaDenise WalterhoeferChris WangJames & Marilyn WarmanMarilyn WarrenTerrence & Ruth WatabayashiRoy & Paulette WatanabeFaith WenzlGeorge & Mary WessbergWilma WestinSamuel & Glenda WhiteCarol WhitesellCharles WhittenEdward WilcoxEdmund WilkinsonWilliam Wilson

Joan WinchellRon WinklemanWilliam WiseRobert & Betty WoJudith WolfeGeorgianne WonErica WongLinda Wright WongSharon WongChristine WoodburyJane WylieGeorge & Mary Ann WymanCarol Jean YakumaSueo & June YamachiKi Sun YamadaRoy & Sandra YamadaAmy YamakawaDean & Catherine YamamotoRodney & Frances YamamotoRonald & Judy YamamotoThomas & Jane YamaneCharlene YamashiroRichard YamauchiAkio & Frances YanoMartha YentRobin & Sharon YokoyamaRyan Yonamine & Mellissa YuenTheodore YorkBryan & Jeannie YoshidaLanette YoshiokaJohn & Pua ZeekOlive Zukeran

In Honor of PeopleJudy Hatch Lillian Cunningham

Pat & Melanie Kelly Anne Keehnen

Sabrina McKenna & Denise Yamshiro Elizabeth Kent

Tracy Mori Francine Joy Sapla

Jim Nabors Ginny Tiu

Larry Rodriguez Karl & Elsa Honma

Larry & Patricia Rodriguez Roderick Nystul & Karen Francis

Adam Schultz Jeremy & Patricia Lepard

Steve SofosPatrick ChunJeryl KamMichele KonishiDavid KuriyamaDevon & Laura MerrifieldHoward MuraiCarrie NaiheCraig Neher0Sharon NishiKaren TaniyamaJanice Wu

In Honor of PetsChuppy & NinaSteven & Tokiko Bazzell

KatieJames & Lydia Gibson

Katie, Kojac & KloeRudolph Cordeiro

Lady & Pretty GirlGilbert Ponce

Rescued PomeraniansLawrence & Charleen Kimata

SzechwanArthur & Ruth Ushijima

Taz, Babz & PebblezSarah Lee Nichols

In Memory of PeopleCaitlyn Atchley Bree Ingersoll

Dee Avery Ginny Tiu

Fred Bodkin Anne Mary AkitaThe Dog Class René GarvinWarren & Karen OnoPetra RofoliDavid & Valerie SorensenSharon Venegas

Saburo, Fumi & Lauren Mae Chiwa Jennifer Chiwa

Nam Young ChungCatherine Chung

Edna & Albert SakudaJill CleverJune Sakuda

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Leave LegacyaBy remembering the Hawaiian Humane Society in your will, trust or other type of planned gift you’ll be creating a legacy of caring for animals for generations to come. Whether you’ve already included us in your estate plan or you’d like more information on planned giving – we’d love to hear from you! Please contact Lisa at 356-2221 or [email protected]

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Dean Eyre Bonnie Eyre

Penny Garrett-Toma Herman Toma

Tracy Allyn GushikenLissa KamColleen Shigeta

Lia Hiraoka, Toshiko & Roy Harada Nancy Hiraoka

Stanley Higashi Charlaine Higashi

Jacqueline Ho Chizue KimuraDorinda LumAvis Nakamoto

Riley Jaschke Allen KamemotoMoon Soo & Marilyn ParkLaura SuzukiJuli Walters

Linda Kahalelehua Queens Medical Center

Papa Kiyota Derek & Evelyn Kiyota

Reid KruckyEdward & Joyce AllisonCarl BergantzJames & Cathy CannonLearning Design & Technologies

DepartmentLinda NakagawaThomas & Martha PattersonRichard Stockton & Maureen Coogan

Shelby Kunishima Jerry & Stephanie Kunishima

Nancy Kwok Rose HaneSusan JohnsonJoanne ShigekaneMachiko Tsuruya

Norton Langley Lawrence & Linda Jo Langley

Elena & Anthony Leonida Martin & Maria Inocelda

Celia Lindemann John & Marjorie Turner

Lillian MalzmanIrwin Malzman

Rachel MenkelDave & Faith Badeaux

Mimi MiloChristina McCabe

Xiexie NiHenry Jim

Howard OyamaCarolyn Tanaka

Sandy PoentisFriends of Sandy Poentis

Isamu TokuharaTokuko Tokuhara

Kevin & Hime WadaSusan Viscovich

Linda Wang Jim-DoHawaii-Western Management Group

Henry WhartonAmy Wharton

Eleanor WindleFranklin & Gayle OtaJane Ota

Dorothy Ayako YamaguchiBert Yamaguchi

Haruno Yoshinaga Ginny TiuGlenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga

Chokichi & Hana YoshinoJennifer Chiwa

Jan YoungPatrick & Virginia KleinMcKenna MaduliKiran ObeeClare TenganMike Young

Chase ZavakosJanice Choate-Zavakos

In Memory of Pets BenderCheryl Edelson

BusterMarc Castillo

CharlieDean Konia & Larry Carnes

ChasukoRoslyn Kanae

ChazCharlaine Higashi

ChloeC.M. Abe

CocoEileen Cho

CosmoBurt & Patti Tasaka

DarlaLarry & Nancy Yogi

Dickens RodriguezPamela Burns Gov. Ben & Vicky CayetanoMary Ann FernandesLisa FowlerSandee MorikiJerry & Cheri RauckhorstGinny TiuLarry & Patricia Rodriguez DiggerRoger Evans

FrappyRuby Oshiro

JackyRobert Robnett

JulianRyan Yonamine & Mellissa Yuen

KaniRichard & Vela Satake

KoagurlAlex & Raelene Revilla

KumquatSophia McMillen

MiloMichael Armenoff

Moki ChingGov. Ben & Vicky Cayetano

Nikki Boy & Miss FluffEugene & Elaine Yoshimi

PaigeElizabeth Kent

PomaikaiMarsha Okada

Pup-PupPamela BurnsLisa FowlerAndrew Schumacher Robert & Ester SchumacherGinny TiuSamuel Tiu

RumbleJulia Wo

SammyConrad & Lindee Higashionna

San SanGuy Rowland

SaraDenise OkuharaPamela Burns

ShaggyDoris Ladd

VinnieElizabeth Kent

Yellow CatPatricia Ebel Smith

Pamela BurnsPresident & CEO

Jacque LeBlancMaria Glidden

Editors

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Bone appétit. A big special thanks to Kiki’s After Hours, Champions Bar & Grill, The Grove, Chiko’s Tavern, and Anna O’Brien’s for hosting fundraisers for the animals.

Cupcakes & canines. Kaydence Pakjake celebrated her 9th birthday at the Society and asked that her friends and family make donations to the animals in lieu of gifts. She and her guests made dog biscuit lei and cat puzzle toys as part of the festivities.

Budding animal activist. Isabel de Armes held a Pet Drive to collect wish list items and raised $2,000 in donations.

Microchip Madness. Thank you to all the animal clinics that participated in Microchip Madness and their efforts to educate the public about pet identification and help to reunite lost pets and owners.

Teens rally for the animals. A round of applause goes to all our Teens4Animals graduates who dedicated two weeks of their summer to learning more about humane values and training to be the next generation of animal activists.

Touching tribute. Our gratitude to Valerie Trotter who acknowledges the Humane Society as a favorite charity of her late husband. Her book “A Tribute to Fred Trotter: Steward of the Land, Advocate of the People” was recently published.

Mr. Fixit. Mahalo to the City Mill ohana, and their dog Fixit, for donating to the animals through their Facebook contest.

Hooray for Hollywoof. And the award goes to Jim Nabors and Stan Cadwallader for leading the Tuxes 2014 charge as co-chairs. Best supporting roles go to Ginny Tiu, Anna Meng and Naomi Loewe for spearheading table sales, auctions and theme & décor respectively.

For he’s a jolly good fellow. At Steve Sofos’ 60th birthday party, guests helped celebrate by making a donation to the Humane Society in lieu of gifts.