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Grand Opening
mansell campus
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Heart to Heart
William
with his dog
Kane.
A
s the leaves on the trees start to show shades of orange, red and yellow, spend a moment
with me to consider the changes that the Atlanta Humane Society is embracing and the
crescendo of excitement for our next season.
As we look towards the future, as the incoming President, I invite you to celebrate the successes of
the past year. In 2011, Atlanta Humane Society will adopt more than 5,000 pets into loving homes
with families throughout Georgia. We will complete more than 7,500 spay/neuter procedures
thanks to the expanded availability of our Low Cost Spay/Neuter Program and the Surgical Utility
Vehicle. These initiatives as well as many others are only possible due to the ongoing support of our
donors and our community.
Our efforts are certainly not going unnoticed. This fall, Charity Navigator, America’s premier charity
evaluator, awarded Atlanta Humane Society its coveted Four-Star Rating honoring our sound fiscal
management and commitment to accountability and transparency. This is a true testament to the
superior leadership and ongoing dedication of everyone that
touches this organization – our staff as well as our volunteers.
Every person (and animal) makes a difference.
Our largest (7.3 acres and 32,000 square feet) achievement
this year is on the near horizon. Join me at the grand opening
of the Mansell Campus on December 3. Our new, state-of-theart animal rescue and adoption center expands our services
and outreach to the North Fulton region. Currently, only 5% of
adopters at the Howell Mill Campus reside in this area. We
expect the activity at the new campus to result in loving homes
for more than 5,000 animals in 2012 – essentially doubling
the number of adoptions from the Atlanta Humane Society.
“I have always had
a heart for animals...
which makes it
an honor to be
asked to serve as
Without the support of our community, the Mansell Campus
and our expanded outreach services would not be possible.
Recently, we launched a Capital Campaign to raise $10
million to support the facility and operations of the Mansell
Campus. I am proud to announce that we have already received almost $5 million in donations
and pledges to date. I am deeply appreciative of the outpouring of support for this organization and
invite you to consider sharing in our success with your financial support.
your President.”
I have always had a heart for animals. As the Chairman of the Board for two terms and a board
member since 2000, my passion for animals has emerged as a guiding principal in my life, which
makes it an honor to be asked to serve as your President. I intend to build upon our successes and
work side by side with our team to continue our mission and seek new opportunities that will make a
significant difference in the lives of animals throughout Atlanta and across Georgia.
In closing, consider this. What is on your Holiday gift list? Does it include a pet adoption, a sponsor
of a long-time shelter animal, volunteer time or even a financial donation? I hope that you will join me
to celebrate a new season of the Atlanta Humane Society.
William Shaheen
President
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Our HEART Has Expanded!
Our H.E.A.R.T. surgical team travels outside of the metro Atlanta area to perform approximately 200 surgeries per month.
(H.E.A.R.T. - Humane Emergency Animal Rescue Team)
As you may remember, August 2010 marked the advent of the
Atlanta Humane Society’s mobile Low Cost Spay/Neuter program. Thanks to the very generous contributions of our board and
donors, we were able to purchase a brand new, state of the art
mobile unit equipped with stainless steel surgical and holding
areas. In 2010, we were able spay and neuter over 400 pets in
rural areas outside of the metro Atlanta area, and this year we are
making an even greater impact!
In July of 2011, the Atlanta Humane Society received additional
funding, thanks in large part to a remarkable donation from the
Holland M. Ware Foundation, to expand this initiative by launching the Holland M. Ware Foundation Spay/Neuter Program.
Each week, our surgical team travels outside of the metro Atlanta
area to perform approximately 200 surgeries per month. In addition, the Atlanta Humane Society also hosts a low cost spay/
neuter clinic every Friday and Saturday onsite at the Howell Mill
campus to perform an additional 280 surgeries monthly. With
the recent expansion of this program, we plan to spay/neuter
approximately 2500 pets by the end of 2011 – and over 5000
pets in 2012!
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This low cost spay/neuter program is an integral part of lowering
pet overpopulation rates by reducing the amount of unwanted pets
born in the State of GA. The goal of this program is to provide a
much-needed service to underserved communities in metro Atlanta
and its neighboring counties, and to contribute directly to lower
pet euthanasia numbers in overcrowded shelters and the amount
of pet surrenders overall.
Pet sterilizations offered through this program are just $20, and include a complimentary rabies vaccination and microchip. To read
more about this awesome program, schedule an appointment, or
receive information on how you can contribute to the success of
this life-saving initiative, please visit AtlantaHumane.org/suv/.
Thanks in large part to a
remarkable donation from the
Holland M. Ware Foundation
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Atlanta Humane Society
to open second shelter in Alpharetta
By Nedra Rhone, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
For the first time in its 138-year history, the Atlanta Humane
Society will open a second location later this year.
The 32,000 square-foot facility on Mansell Road in Alpharetta
will allow Atlanta’s oldest private charity to adopt twice as many
animals and hire about 50 people to staff it.
Funding for the $8 million-plus campus, which opens Dec. 3, has
come from low-interest loans and a $2.5 million gift from Anne
Cox Chambers, a principal owner of Atlanta-based Cox Enterprises, which owns The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Located on the former
site of the Cherokee
Ford dealership at
1565 Mansell Road,
the new facility will
have four cat colony
rooms, 32 puppy
kennels and 78 large dog kennels. The 7.3 acres will provide
more green space than the AHS’ location at 981 Howell Mill
Road, enabling animals and potential families to comfortably
interact outdoors.
“The gift is really enabling in terms of making this adoption center
a reality,” said William Shaheen, who recently took over as AHS
president. “Our board, of which Mrs. Chambers is a Honorary
Life Member, has been very supportive of the Mansell Campus in
spirit as well as financially.” The AHS plans to name the adoption
center in Mrs. Chambers’ honor.
Shaheen said the new location will allow the AHS to double the
up to 6,000 adoptions and 8,000 spay and neuter procedures
performed each year. The organization, which seeks to prevent
abuse, cruelty and exploitation of animals, will also use the new
campus to deploy its animal rescue teams and surgical utility
vehicle, a mobile spay/neuter unit.
“I am so happy to be associated with this new center,” said Mrs.
Chambers, who has adopted three pets from the AHS. “Anything
that encourages other Atlantans to discover the joys of pet adoption is very welcome indeed.”
The decision to locate the new facility in north Fulton County was
driven in part by the area’s low level of adoptions -- less than 5
percent of the AHS total -- Shaheen said. In addition, residents in
the area tend to have large yards, enabling them to adopt bigger
dogs that may be harder to place.
1873 Society Club
the Humane Event
The 1873 Society Club hosted its second annual fundraising
benefit, The Humane Event, on Friday September 23, 2011.
Led by co-chairs, Rebecca Bily and Sam Henderson, the event
raised over $65,000.00 for Atlanta Humane Society’s H.E.A.R.T.
activities. The soiree took place at the stylish and wonderfully
unique Summerour Studio in Atlanta’s West Midtown district. Party
goers sipped signature margaritas, indulged in an Avion tequila
tasting and enjoyed gourmet Mexican fare from Taqueria Del
Sol. 1873 Society Club honored Anna Ware and Greg Norred
for their extensive contributions to animal welfare as well as the
H.E.A.R.T. team and then guests danced the night away to a live
performance by Atlanta-based band, Kingsized. Other highlights
included on-site tours of the surgical utility vehicle, a guest appearance by precious pups from Atlanta Humane Society, an extensive
silent auction and a fun, interactive photo-booth by ClikSimple.
For more information on 1873 Society Club and upcoming events and opportunities for involvement, please visit 1873 webpage at
AtlantaHumane.org/1873
AtlantaHumane.org
or their
Facebook page at
Facebook.com/1873SocietyClubAHS
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No Ball At All 2012
It’s that time of year again! Yes, we’re preparing for No Ball At
All 2012! The success of this event is entirely due to you, our loyal
donors, and your help allowing us to continue providing the care
and love our Society pets are so deserving of.
For those of you unsure what No Ball is exactly, a quick
explanation. In a nutshell, it’s a non-event, meaning that all the
money we raise goes to help our homeless pets instead of paying
for the food, entertainment, and decorations for a fancy party.
Thanks so much for helping us
care for our Society pets
while they wait
for a new forever home!
However, if you do want to get together with fellow animal
lovers, a No Ball At All Patron Party will be held next spring at
the home of Lorri and Forrest McClain. This event is open to all
donors who make a No Ball gift of at least $350 per person.
Once again, Knox Jewelers is donating a custom-designed pin
and OwenLawrence is giving us a gift certificate that will be
given away at the party, Johnny Cain has agreed to photograph
the event for us, and Atlanta Flower Market is providing our
centerpieces.
Invitations will be mailed out soon. However, you can also use the
reply envelope in this newsletter to make a donation – just indicate
“No Ball” on the envelope or the memo line of your check. You
can also contribute online at AtlantaHumane.org or by calling
404-974-2877.
Ladies Home Journal WE tv Volunteer Awards
Ladies Home Journal and We TV found Amazing Women Volunteers! They selected two finalists, but the winner was chosen by you! Meet
the WINNER - AHS’s own All Star Volunteer, Alison Bearman. She was nominated by fellow volunteer, Jana Cooper, with the following essay.
Alison volunteers six days a week averaging 30 to 40 hours per week.
She’s worked in many capacities at the Atlanta Humane Society since
2002. No job is too big or too small for Alison. She regularly walks
between 15 and 20 dogs a day. She cleans kennels, bathes dogs,
picks up poop, and comforts sick, injured, or recently rescued dogs.
She understands the needs of dogs who come from puppy mills or
who are rescued from hoarders. She helps dogs who have never had
a real home overcome their fears and insecurities so that they can
become adoptable. One of Alisons’s favorite ways to help the animals
is by taking pictures of them to put on the AHS website. In this way, she
speaks for the animals who have no voice and spreads the word about
their need for a permanent home. Alison is tireless in her efforts. She
never complains about the hard work and never brags about her good
deeds. She quietly goes about her day, always putting the dogs’ needs
before her own. Alison has no children but the hundreds of dogs she
has helped are truly her family. All who know Alison respect her, and I
can think of no volunteer more deserving than she to win your contest.
All Winners Received:
Alison, the Grand Prize Winner, won a $5,000 donation to
• A Day of Beauty makeover
the Atlanta Humane Society and will be featured in Ladies’ Home
• Prominent feature on WEVolunteer.tv
Journal.
• Complimentary one-year subscription to Ladies’ Home Journal
Thank you to everyone who voted for Alison!!
• An all-expense trip to New York City to be honored at the
Awards Event Gala taking place in November 2011
Your support means so much!!
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&
Working together for the love, health and happiness of pets
saturday, april 21
the
save
date
Join thousands of paws walking to help
AHS end pet homelessness & overpopulation.
Registration Opens: 9am • Walk Start: 11am • Atlantic Station
register today & start fundraising now!
Register and raise donations as an individual or form a team and win great
prizes! To register on-line at the advance rate of $30 per person and begin
fundraising:
1. Go to www.AtlantaPetParade.org
2. Create and customize your own fundraising page
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“A CELEBRATION OF DOGS”
Atlanta Humane Society is happy to announce the second annual “A Celebration
of Dogs” fundraiser. The event, at Bill Lowe Gallery on January 31, 2012 from
6:00 – 9:00pm, will be an evening of art, food and wine, benefiting Atlanta
Humane Society. Bonham’s Auctioneers and Appraisers will bring a selection
of the works which will be included in their highly successful auction “Dogs in
Show and Field: The Fine Art Sale”, to be held in New York City in February
2012. Guests will meet renowned art specialist, Alan Fausel, who will discuss
the works on display, the upcoming auction and offer an opportunity to pre-bid
on auction items. Participants are also welcome to bring their collectibles for
Alan to review. As a bonus, meet well known author and gallery owner
William Secord, who will discuss art collecting.
We’d like to offer a special ‘thank you’ to the committee spearheading this
event – Joanne Chesler Gross, Chair, Mary Moore Bethea, and Kay Quigley.
Save - the - Date
Monday
February 13
For the
Spring 2012
fashion S how
“Be Kind To Animals” Art Contest in Memory of Jonathan Edward Ratner
Calling All Young Artists!
Now is the time to be thinking about what Being Kind to Animals means to you, and drawing or
painting your entry for the AHS’ annual “Be Kind to Animals Week” Art Contest for Kids. Kids in
Kindergarten through 12th grade can enter!
Your contest entry with a BKA theme could
win you $100 cash and other fun prizes!
Just follow the contest rules and submit your picture to either campus by March 31st to be eligible to win. Make sure your name and
address are neatly printed on an entry form, and attach it to the back of your picture. We will notify you by mail if you are one of the
60 finalists chosen to attend our awards ceremony.
Rules and entry forms are available at the AHS, or can be downloaded off our website. Go to AtlantaHumane.org/services/art-contest.php
or click on “Featured Events” and follow the links.
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Friends For Life
Toby
Dear AHS,
I was looking for a cat in 2000—an adult cat who was
already litter trained. I had gone through every cat there, or
so I thought, until I came to the last kennel. Toby’s amber eyes
captivated me, and when I picked him up, he put both of his
paws around me like a hug. I then decided that he was the
cat for me!
I got Toby when I was single, and he has been with me into
marriage and the birth of my son, Sam. He is very gentle with
Sam, who is now 2 years-old, more so than Sam is with him!
Toby still sleeps with me at night, and is in fine health at 10
years-old. He is my buddy and I can’t imagine life without
him.
Sincerely,
Christi Sizemore Behrend
Send us your Friend For Life photo and story. Mail to Atlanta Humane
Society, Attn: Heart Editor, 981 Howell Mill Road NW, Atlanta, GA
30318. We are looking for stories about animals adopted from the AHS
shelter who have been constant companions for many, many years. Please
include your name, address and phone number for verification.
Friends for Life is a trademark owned by the Iams Company
and is used under license by the Atlanta Humane Society.
Pups with Santa
Has your pet been naughty or nice? Let Santa be the judge of that! Bring your pet to sit on
Santa’s lap this holiday season and have his or her picture taken for the family holiday card.
Santa will be at Atlantic Station’s Central Park on December 11th and 18th from
noon – 6:00pm.
MIDTOWN WEST
Atlanta Humane Society staff and volunteers, as well as staff from Doguroo,
will be on-hand to help parents and their pets pose for pictures and help with
any issues that may be keeping your furry friend on the ‘naughty list.’
Visit AtlanticStation.com for details on photo pricing.
Mariel Hannah Award
A native of metro Atlanta, Mariel Hannah was a lifelong pet lover
with a special affinity for homeless animals. Tragically, she was
one of four people killed in a home invasion in March 2006. To
honor the 18 year-old’s memory, her family and friends established a fund at the Atlanta Humane Society to recognize selfless
acts by teenagers who share Mariel’s love for animals.
We are now accepting nominations for the annual Mariel Hannah
Humane Heroes Award. If you know a teen between the ages of
13 and 18 at the time of service who performed an extraordinary
act of kindness for the benefit of animals, briefly describe (under
200 words) how and why he/she should be selected as the
2012 Mariel Hannah Humane Heroes Award winner.
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A recipient will be selected in April
and announced in early May at the
start of “Be Kind to Animals Week.”
The recipient will receive a cash
prize and a plaque of recognition.
Mail your nomination to: Cathy
Sleva, Atlanta Humane Society,
981 Howell Mill Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. The winner will
be acknowledged by mail and at our annual “Be Kind to Animals
Week” Student Art Contest Awards Ceremony in May.
All nomination materials must be postmarked by April 1st,
2012 to be eligible.
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A Sincere Thanks to the following groups and individuals
Thornton and Virginia had a first birthday party for their
pup Margaret (formerly Sushi-mi) who was adopted from the
AHS last fall. Guests brought donations for Margaret’s animal
friends at The Atlanta Humane Society!
Terry Berger donated $20 in lieu of gifts for his 11th birthday.
Julius, Nathan and Terry Berger donated $25 from
their fundraiser.
Nikki Byrne donated money in lieu of gifts for her Birthday.
Lillian Wilson
Charlotte Nichols
Grant Marquardt
Catie Connerat
William Huff
Terry, Julius, Nathan & Berger
Taylor Diamond
Brenner McCamey (center)
with friends
Katherine Taylor, Daniel & Mary Whitaker
Top Hat Soccer Girls
Catie Connerat donated over $500, in lieu of gifts for her
11th birthday. Included in the donations were food, litter, tons
of toys, bowls, etc...
A big thank you to 11 year-old The War or the Realms author
Taylor Diamond who brought in a $29 donation from the
proceeds of his book signing at Menchie’s!
Emma Hodson donated $150 and shelter supplies in lieu
of birthday presents.
William huff donated $15 that he earned by holding a
lemonade stand.
Olivia Ledbetter had her friends give donations to the
Atlanta Humane Society for her 10th birthday in lieu of presents.
Grant Marquardt donated $300 to honor his Uncle Phil
for making all the hoodies for his bar mitzvah.
Brenner McCamey collected items for his birthday. He and his
friends donated towels, dog treats, laundry detergent, and newspaper.
Charlotte Nichols had a birthday party and asked for
donations. She was able to raise and donate $320 to AHS.
Jennifer S. Perry of New Horizons Outdoors donated $45
by setting up “Kitty Fund”.
Marissa Reed donated $115 in lieu of gifts for her 6th birthday.
Ruthie Roberts and Brooke Preisinger donated $47.68
from their “tang” sale.
Ansley and Drew Schippe donated $73.50 by walking
door to door asking for donations.
Layrn and Kate tawes donated $105 that they earned by
holding a cookie and lemonade stand.
Katherine Taylor, Daniel Whitaker, Cici Wells and
Mary Alston Whitaker have made a donation in
the amount of $112.
Lillian and Eli Wilson donated $65.86 by selling Morning
Glory seedlings.
Top Hat Soccer Girls donated $138.25 that they earned
by holding a lemonade stand.
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for their donation of money, time and/or wish-list items to help the animals:
1873 Society Club donated $75 toward private training sessions.
A huge thank you to Agathas, for over 10 years annually hosting a
murder mystery dinner, with proceeds benefiting the animals.
Atlanta Girls School brought in donations
of paper towels, food, treats, toys, newspaper, etc...
They also brought in a cash donation of over $120.
Atlanta Girls School
Ahavath Achim Religious School - 2nd Grade class
donated $25 to teach the Jewish concept of Tzedakah and Mitzvot.
Brownie Troop 10464 - 2nd Grade of Mount Vernon
Presbyterian School donated supplies and Target gift cards.
Conley Hills Elementary PTA
donated $25 from a childrens fundraising event.
Thank you to the Georgia Renaissance Festival
for donating $1,308 from ticket sales.
Ms. Livia’s class of First Montessori School of Atlanta donated
$
448.56 by collecting funds for their Community Project.
Birds, Hugheys, Kennedys, Cushmans & Margaret’s animal friends.
Ocee Elementary Student Council
donated $260 by selling tickets to their annual Talent Show.
Thank you to Six Feet Under for sponsoring the
Atlanta Humane Society for October “Adopt A Shelter Dog” month.
Team Voodoo Doll and the Happy Feet
of the Atlanta Scavenger Hunters donated $5
from their participation in the Divine Design Mini-Hunt.
temple bethtikvah donated $18 to teach
the Jewish concept of Tzedakah.
Catie Connerat and friends
Olivia Ledbetter and friends
Brownie Troop 10464
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Wren Yu Primrose School created a box
with their own mission of collecting donations
for the animals, including items from our wish list.
Wren Yu Primrose School of Midtown
Ms. Livia’s class
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AHS Mansell Campus Opening Soon!
The excitement is beginning to grow in North Fulton County as
the Atlanta Humane Society’s second adoption center nears
completion. AHS staff and construction crews are working
feverishly to finalize the 32,000 square foot facility by the end of
November, and then - just in time for Christmas! - a great selection
of dogs and cats needing good homes will be introduced to the
surrounding communities.
The AHS Mansell Campus will be a unique state-of-the art
adoption center and shelter. Special features will include four
glass-walled cat rooms where feline residents can enjoy perches,
ramps, and beds while adopters have the opportunity to observe
them in a natural environment. For canine residents, the center will
offer cage-free habitats for puppies and dogs who will reside in a
series of comfortable runs. There will also be an on-site veterinary
clinic (made possible by a generous grant from Veterinary
Clinics of America) that will provide medical care for the shelter’s
animals.
Situated on seven acres, there will be ample parking and plenty
of exercise opportunities for the center’s dogs. The AHS staff is
particularly enthusiastic about a one-acre exercise area, divided
into four separate enclosures, where adult dogs and older puppies
can run free on a special pet-friendly turf.
Like its Atlanta counterpart, the AHS Mansell Campus will
offer a variety of pet-related services to the public. In addition
to adoptions, there will be a Pet Facilitated Therapy program
benefitting nursing homes, hospitals, and children’s centers. In
addition, there will be free grief counseling sessions for owners
who have lost their pets, professional dog behavior and training
services, and a pet merchandise store. AHS’ Humane Emergency
Animal Rescue Team (HEART) will also be based at the center.
The AHS Mansell Campus will be located at 1565 Mansell Road
in Alpharetta, conveniently close to GA 400. A Grand Opening
Celebration is scheduled for 11:00 am on December 3rd.
According to AHS President William Shaheen, “The AHS Mansell
Campus represents a vision by our Board of Directors and key
partners to significantly expand our mission of saving as many
animals as our resources, staff and financial ability will permit.
Last year, AHS found homes for approximately 6000 cats and
dogs through our Howell Mill Road location. Our goal is to meet
or exceed that number at our Alpharetta facility, meaning that next
year we hope to help more than 12,000 animals.
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Of course, ensuring quality care for so many animals presents
its own challenges. AHS hopes that local residents will sign
up for a variety of volunteer positions that will include walking
dogs, socializing cats, assisting with the shop and reception
desk, helping with events, and participating in administrative
and fundraising activities. An online volunteer application is now
available on the AHS website (AtlantaHumane.org) for people
interested in such opportunities.
On October 5th, the AHS Facebook page launched a 60-day
countdown clock that will end when the ribbon is cut at our Grand
Opening Celebration on December 3rd.
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Remaining Naming Opportunities
Help us fund the new Atlanta Humane Society - Mansell Campus shelter. The AHS is actively in the process of raising
$
10 million from the community to fund the acquisition and remodeling costs for a new state-of-the-art shelter. Everyone
can make a difference by making a contribution to help the animals. Please consider a donation today, and invest in
this important community resource.
For information on sponsorship opportunities please contact Cathy Sleva, Senior Vice President Development
at 404.974.2877.
AmountArea
# Available
$5 million
Shelter Name
1
$1 millionLobby
1
$750,000
Public Arcade
1
$500,000
Center Canine Adoption Room
1
$500,000
Feline Adoption Mall
1
$300,000
Side Canine Adoption Rooms
2
$300,000
Animal Receiving Wing
1
$250,000
Feline Feature Room
(1 reserved)
4
$250,000
Play Yards
4
$100,000
Adoption Counselor Offices
3
$75,000
Get Acquainted Rooms
(1 reserved)
3
$50,000
Food Storage and Prep Room
1
$50,000Large Dog Runs
(5 reserved)
8
$25,000
Dog Runs
(6 reserved)
48
$20,000
Puppy Suites
(5 reserved)
31
$15,000
Cat Condos
(5 reserved)
60
$10,000Elevator
1
$5000
Donor Recognition Paw
unlimited
$2500
Donor Recognition Paw
unlimited
$1000
‘Friends of Atlanta Humane Society’ Plaque
unlimited
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In Memoriam
Bequests and gifts remembering these cherished friends...
These memorial donations were received between January 1 — September 30, 2011.
Gifts received after that date will be included in the next issue.
Remembering these
cherished friends...
Carol-Lee Adams by Mrs. Jean Brown
Gary D. Algrin by Linda A. Motto
Hazel Allen by Andy Aycock
Joseph M. Armstrong by Robin, Jen and Madeline Green
Judy Mitchell Arnett by
Peggy and Rawson Foreman, Harper/Love Adhesives
Corporation, Elaine, Russ and Tiffany
Cassie Audet by Susan E. Callaway
Virginia “Ginnie” Snyder Bailey by Kendra Moon
Frank Baldwin by Inman, Carolyn, Alex, Lawton and Reese
Jean M. Ballard by Helen L. Palermo
Nancy E. Barksdale by Anne B. Barnard
Gene Barnes by The Fiveashes
Leon Barnett by Stella and Stan Firestone
Norma Barter by Mary Campbell
Ann Snyder Bartlett by
Meredith T. Stacy, Kathy and Kevin Greene
Cliff Batchelor by Clara T. Denton
Charles Bell by Carolyn and Jerome Masters, Laurie Sermos
Colleen E. Bell by Jerry Bell
Meredith Phia Cooper Bernhardt by Keith and Lisa
Chiavetta, Nancy, Mara and Tom Morrison, Elaine
Herndon, Oliver M. Cooper, Sharon Saylor, Lizza Robb
Jo Ann Beyer by Frost Jones, Susan Harlan
Joyce Bickers by Betty S. Guffin, Margaret L. Carspecken,
James B. Miller, Jr., Vicki Morris, Joe and Carol Frueh
Herta Bigseth by Ingeborg M. Jones
Dorothea Blakely by Pet Facilitated Therapy at Calvin Court
Anne Bollini by Supper Club
Joanna Dawn Braxton by Dottie Miller
James Edward Britt by Rita and Robert Krone
Donna Buckner by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Culberson
Diane Bulger by Tracey
Delene Burdette by Tempo Family
Carolyn Carraway by Alpine Access
Claudia Tarr Carrington by Karen and Willy Lyons,
Susan Noreuil, Gail A. Petrakos, Chris Willett/
Morgan Keegan & Co, Inc., UPS Co-workers,
Cathy and Ed Siragusa, Marci Biel - Co-worker
Douglas Raymond Carter by Jodi and Mike Gross
Shirley Carter by Lois and Chuck Hopson
James Caulton by Erika Sibbie
David F. Christopher by Carole and Roger
Alice Citak by
David A. Goldin, Nandy Hurst, Betty and Ron
Thomas B. Clark by James Wylie
Michael W Clarkson by Richard
Kimberly Cleveland by Wayne K. Smith
Tracy Coe by Coweta Club
Tammy Coffsky by Nancy and Zane Pollard
Heidi Beth Cohn by Richard H. Siegel, Patty and Doug
Reid, The Donner Family, Michael A. Friedman, Ellen,
Sam and Lee Banov, Baker Dennard & Goetz, John
Hays Mershon, The Wilkirsons
Janet Ann Cohn by Carol Nagel
Sidney A. Cook by Mr. and Mrs. David M. Black
Connie Ellis Copeland by Beverly Bush
Nolan Cormier by Jody Franco
William K. Cress by
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Abner Walton, our foster dog by
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Ariel by Margaret Thornton
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Arthur Feldman the Dog by Richard Grosswald
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Austin Pierson by Kathleen and Doug
Austin Robert Unger by Joan and Rob
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Autumn and Pebbles by Joel and Kim Barch
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Bailey by Brian Smith
Bailey by Tori and Abby
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Bart by Courtney and John
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Bennie Agin by Gerrie
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Jett by Lenny and Yaz Packtor
John Morgan by Courtney and John
JoJo by Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Trott
Jonesy Indiana Leon by Atlanta Humane Society
Josie by Jenna and Amanda Harris
Josh by Jack, Clifton, Edward and Simon
Josh Schneider Benton by Jennifer Todd, Karen C. Wilson
Josie by Esther R. Escobedo
Jules by William Fricks
Julius Kelly by Kristen Moody
Julius Whelply by Katherine Whelpy
Kalie Morahan by
Katherine Cadena and Andrew McLendon
Kate and Woody Bottorff by Celeste Bottorff
Katie Bailey by Koko, Kacee, ‘Tana and Boogie Niquet
Keefer by Brittany Vanderyt
Kick by Bethany Weikart
Kiera by Helen E. Freeman
Kili by Meme Smith
Kimba Arrants by Ernie and Dee
Kincy by Ann J. Offen
King George by Lou Cumming
Kirby by Marsha Kerestes
Kismet by Susan E. Tucker
Kitty by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Kittynum by Shelby J. Wyndham
Kitty Mullins by Roberta Mullins
Knickers by Mike Killian
Kody by Connie D. Hunter
Koko by Karla Dempsey
Koufax by Emilie
L.C. by Becca Frick
Lady by Helen Smith
Lady Katz by Judy Paul
Lancelot by Betsy West
Leia by Barbara Schwartz
Leo by Robbi, John, Harrison, Marie and all our pets!
Leo by Barbara
Leo by Laura W. Smith
Leonard and Janet by Pat Aronoff
Lex Ronick by Eileen, Nancy and Scout
Lexi by Cheryl Hagedorn
Libby by Edie August
Lillie Belle Price by Melanie Trammell, Judith A. Price,
Arlene and Aiden, Auntie Lynne
Lilly by Kane Katz
Lilly by Kendle and Chris Campbell
Linky Garcia by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Lionel Berry by Your Friends at Boxwoods
Little Bit by Grace W. Rich and “Tanner”
Little Gray by Elizabeth Garrett
Little Momma Pillot by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Liza by Jean Badham
Liza by Jason
Logan by Vivian Gold and Eric Reinders
Logan Ingalls by Jan and Bruce Alonso
Luciano by Sharon, Pat, George and Susan
Lucky Katz by Judy Paul
Lucy by Rachel Selber, Jon and Riley
Lucy by Harriett
Lucy by Wayne van Halem
Lucy by Bill and Lynn Sapp
Lucy by Ellie, Perry and Philip
Lucy by Lynda Hedley and Family
Lucy by Nancy Grundy
Lucy by Sydney Davis
Lucy by Donna Stevens
Lucy by Betty G. La Borde
Lucy by Pat Aronoff
Lucy by Elinor H. Hickcox
Lucy and Caesar by Debra Houry
Lucy Taylor by Sperry M. Wilder
Lukas Massey Mitchener by Maggie
Lulu by Susan Yeilding
Luther Harrison by Cynthia Childers
Mabel by Erika
Mabel Sommers by Amanda Whatley
Mac by Bill Lee
Mac by Martha Wilson
Mac Macdougal by Dr. and Mrs. Michael Landy
Macho Man by Peggy J. Burleson
Mackee Poulos by Helen A. Carlos
Mackie by Charlotte and Al
Macy by Mark and Pam and Ringo
Madchen II by Margery R. Downey
Maddie by Jean W. Vernon
Madison by Nancy Southgate
Magee by Phyllis and Leck
Maggie by Miguel
Maggie by Kenneth Lowry
Maggie by The Tinneys
Maggie by Historic Oakland Foundation
Maggie by Ann Stephany
Maggie by Leanne and Les Thomassen
Maggie by The Gilbertsons
Maggie by Timothy E. Canady
Maggie by Marcia B. Wade
Maggie by Veronica Cavanagh
Maggie by Emelyn Arnold
Maggie McKechnie by Stephanie
Maggie Myers by Laura and Scott McDonald
Maggie Robertson by Edith and David
Magic by Elaine Gill
Makayla and Jake by Michelle McAllister
Mamie by Grace W. Rich and “Tanner”
Manda by Betsy Howerton
Manly Principe by Mel, Tom, Sophia and Rudy
Mao by Jane Parsley
Marley by Susan, your neighbor
Marley by Dr. Teresa M. Griffis
Marty by Mom and Carol
Mason by Jacqueline and Selwyn
Matt by Bob
Mattie, Nicky, Yoda and Buck Macdonald by
Joan M. Macdonald
Maui by Martha and David Rothwell
Max by Pamela Reyes
Max by Maria K. Schiffgens and William S. Goodman
Max by Dorothy and Miles Snowden, James Edwards, Jr.
Max by Susan and John Hogshead
Max C. by Deborah and Peter
Max Israel by Sherri and Moe Soriano
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Maximus by Jack and Phyllis Gilliam
Maxi Cantwell by Kelly, Taina, Pippa and Zinzan
Mazzy by Annette and Sara
Meeshue by Janie G. Yorker
MeeToo Koransky by Judy Paul, Sheryl Adair
Melbourne ‘Melly’ by Dr. Bonny, Blue and Ron
Merlin by Bonny Willhite
Mia by The Gilbertsons
Mia by Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Trott
Mia Bujarski by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Mickey Solomon by Mindy, David, Caryn, Jon and Marissa
Micki Cissel by Judy C. Gladden
Mike by Andrew Adair
Mikey Best Dog Ever Glikes by Your Sister
Miles by Anthony
Millie by Martha McKenzie
Minnie by Pamela
Mischief by Carole Crighton
Misha by Rick and Trudy
Misha Meadors by Patricia Meadors
Miss Emily by Nancy R. Morrissey
Miss Kitty by Jill T. Marshall
Miss Kitty by Kristina Christy
Miss Kitty Henry by Catherine McCrary
Missy by Tom and Corinne Boyle
Missy by Mom, Grandma and Sheba
Missy by Charles Balance
Missy by Ray and Peggy
Misty by June B. Power
Mitsy by Pamela Collins
Mojo by Your Friends at Atlanta INtown
Mollie by Diana and Jack Morris
Molly by Andrea and Dana
Molly by Toni and Warren
Molly by Erin Frederickson
Molly by Marcia Stettin
Molly by Ruth A. Barlett
Molly and Samantha Kline by the Stephen Paskoff Family
Molly Bernard by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Molly Freret by Marsha S. Holcomb
Molly MacGregor by Cheri & Debbie
Molly Miller by Eva and Dawn
Monster by Cheryl K. Moody
Mori (aka Amoroso) by John Phelan
Mosby Scott by Gail
Moxie by Karen Weekes
Moxy by Brittany
Mr. Bigglesworth by Margaret W. Waterman
Mr. Darcy by Gretchen & Bruce
Ms. Pacey Scanlan by Keith Taylor
Mu by Mara
Mulligan by Sharon Elkin
Munzy by Joel Feuer
Murphy by Marla and Mike Chaliff
Murphy Alexander Wiggins by Media Coordinators
Myrtle by Andy and Kyle
Mystery by Lenny and Yaz Packtor
Nala by Catherine and Richard
Nattie Hendrix by Lizzie, Bo, Trip, Mahon, Ivy and Chloe
Nellie by Arlene Sinanian and Erinn Grier
Nicholas by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rodbell
Nicholas Fralin by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Nick by Denise and Libby Wood
Nick by Anne Bigelow
Nigel Kallio by Wendy Karhu
Nikki by Christy Rutherford
Nikki Hauschild by Celia and Ed Hauschild
Nip by The Connellys
Nipper by Sharon Elkin
Norma Cone by Merrill B. Ellis
Nuna by Gina Bedard
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O’Brien Diemer by Joan
Oberon by Sharon T. Silva
Obie Grundy by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
Oliver by Erin Keebaugh
Oliver by Allison, Shawn, and Rebecca
Oliver by Catherine and Leo
Oliver Daschund Standish by Lee Ann Watson, Barbara
Standish, Carolyn Earman, Nancy A. Rodriguez,
Martha Craft, Ursula Bellows, Eleanor Adams, Pamela
C. Bradfield, Gregory A. Hurd, Dorothy T. Mullican,
Sharon E. Albert, Betty L. Huff
Ollie Freedman by Douglas S. Freedman
Oreo by Beverly Schapiro
Oreo by Sue Haines
Oscar by The Bridge Babes
Oscar by Shirley and Tom Diemler
Othello by Dr Bonny, Ronnie and Blue Willhite
Otis by Jim and Barbara Mills
Otis by Courtney
Otis Libby by Barbara and Steve Schindler
Our Sweet Sophie by Jess and The 221 Crew
Ozzie’s Papa Brian by Mary P. Beussee
Papa Cheatham by Kent and Jan Stair
Paris by Patricia Meadors
Patsy Jean by Janie S. Pope
Paw Paw by Kathy Upthegrove
Paw Paw Smith by Helen
Peaches by Lauren, Dean, Sam and Thomas Flores
Peaches by Michael Carscaddon
Peanut by Alexis
Pearl by Patricia Meadors
Pee Wee by
Bonny and Ronnie and Blue
Pee-Wee by Jess
Penny Perry by Shannon Baker
Pepper by Nicole Lezin
Pepper by Suzan K. Saidman
Phantom Uden by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Peppy by The Koufmans
Peppy by Charlotte Caudill
Pete by Jeb, Claire, Susan, and Max
Petey Crecelius by Cindy Childers
Petunia by Janet and Franklin
Petunia by Jessica and The 221 Crew
Phatcat by John and Cathy Phelan
Phipps by The Lindh Family
Phoebe and Kramer by Michelle Petcu, Linda Conway,
Patty Hiller, Jan Vance and Gail Smith
Phoebe Huffman by Allison Gray
Pico by Steve, Jeannie and Brady
Pig by Joseph Usher
Pip Burns by Daniela Burns
Piper Harris by Joanna Blythe
PJ by Jami, Nicole, Jeri Speights
PJ by Dane A. Kelly
Pretzel Kathren by Joel and Lynda Schaffer
Princess Larissa by Daphne M. Eitel
Princess the Cat by Jackie Hendrix
Puddy by Marsha Kerestes
Puffer by Trina, Greg and Shannon
Punkin by Kathy and Randy Harber
Q by Shannah
Quin by Bettye S. Allen
Quincy Segerlind by Fern A. Segerlind
Quinn by Ross Daniel
Rags by Lasley, Rives, and Abigail
Raleigh Johnson by Rebecca Rogers
Ralph by Nancy, MB et al.
Ranger by Jim and Gaye
Rascal by Carrie
Raven Proviano by Mommy
Red by Laraine and Lowell Fine
Fall 2011
Regal by Catherine and Richard
Reggie by Jack and Phyllis Gilliam
Reina Lee Perez by Scott, Becky and William Allen
Remington by Gracy Wingkono
ReRun by Jay and Jim
Revelvis Algernon House-Pointer by Whitney House
Rhapsody Nemeth by Marie-Lizette and Family
Rhett Butler by Peggy Stanley
Rifka Thomas by
Critter Sittin’ Sisters - Penny and Valerie Smith
Rigby by Harriet, Parks and Robson
Rita Greenhill by Mary Virginia Baughman
Rocky by Nancy C. Hobson
Rombi Klapak by Spot for Dogs
Romeo Baughman by Kip Ford and Michael Parvin
Rommell by Alison and Granger
Rosie by Suzanne and Steve Protz
Rosie by The Atlanta Office
Rosie by Stella and Max
Rosie by Lisa and Jeff
Rosie by Nicole Boolukos
Roz by Patsy and Bill Little
Rozie Whitaker by The Soracco Family
Sabrina Salinas by Krista Bennett
Sadie by Malinda Cook
Sadie by Gail Bowman
Sadie Edgecombe by Steve and Natalie
Sadie Gilomen by Joe and Janice Boyd
Sadie Kat Popky by Patricia B. Popky
Sadie Leasure by Rachel and Seth, Joel and Cane
Sadie Mae Jeter by Leigh, Larry, Cooper and Colonel
Sally by Lou Cumming
Sally Ann Hedenquist by Mary Hedenquist
Sally Avery by Fran Carroll
Salvador (Sally) by Glenda Hogg
Sam by Bonny Putney
Sam by Dr. Bonny, Ronnie and Blue
Sam by Dick Grosswald
Sam Blum by Marla, Sidney and Audra
Sami by Audrey, Bobby, Michael and David
Sami Spring by Susan and Bill Usdan
Sammie by The Wilsons
Sammy by Kendle Campbell
Sammy by Pam Carter
Sammy by Sandra and Sam Block
Sammy by Diane and Will
Sammy by Mara Young
Sammy Luciani by Jeff Smith
Sara by The Westons
Sara Shanor by Susan and Charlie Shanor
Sascha by Spot For Dogs
Sasha by Amy Dalton
Sasha by Cheryl and John Jugovic
Sasha by Carrie J. Soles
Savannah by Megan
Savannah Goodman by Theodore Sladovich, Jr.
Scooter by Shannon
Scooter by Martin and Alexis
Scooter by Mariassa Dancer
Scooter by Charlotte M. Savignac
Scottie by Alan/Karen
Scout by Gail Arrojo and The Pugs
Scout by Malinda Cook
Scout by Dr. Bonny Willhite, Ron and Blue
Scout and Cody Campbell by Judy Seaman
Sebastian Haluck by Lenore, Edward and Claire
Seiko by Aunt Pat and Herb Sloane
Seiko by Debbie and Ed
Serafina by Lisa L. Myers
Shadow by Eleanor T. Caldwell
Shadow by Georgia Psychological Association
AtlantaHumane.org
Shadow by Charlie, Susan, Cassidy and Taylor Lynch
Shadow by Ade
Shadow by Bob and Christopher
Shadow Reed by Emory School of Nursing
Shag by Catherine and Richard
Shamus by Colin E. Blalock
Shane by Laura, Thom and Owen
Sheba, Dolly, Newt and Buff by Grace E. Butler
Shen by Alison
Shiloh Griffith by Sharon A. Jackson
Sid by Jacqueline Stewart
Sidney by The Lashinskys
Sidney Packtor by Your Office Staff
Sigmund Wallace by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Sima by Pamela C. Hewitt
Simon Crowe by Caroline Crowe
Sir Frederick by Dr. Bonny Willhite, Ron and Blue
Sir Winston of Brookwood by
Richard, Sue, Rachel, and Jamin Craig
Skees by Bonny Willhite
Slash by Bridget
Slick by Anna Shealy
Slick by John Sabo
Slick by Eric Lassiter
Slick by Michael Coats
Slick by Matt Mason, Delta Chi Georgia Tech
Slinky by Leslie, Glenn and Pacey
Snoopers by Andrea Emanuele
Snoopers by Karen and Tom
Snoopers by Phyllis A. Clayman
Snow Porter by Mary Helen and Andrew Heaner
Solei Stubblefield by Angelica M. Hurtado
Sona by Natasha Singh
Sonnie by Robin and Robert Bolton
Sophie by Leigh H. Welch
Sophie by Olivia T. Martin
Sophie by Bruce, Brandi, Bella and Pogo
Sophie by Deborah and Alexis
Sophie by Chad and Beth
Sophie Artinger by Becky and Brian
Sophie Cohen by Brad and Eric
Sophie Spokane by Leigh-Anne Spokane
Sparky by Annie and Leigh Furrh
Sparky Bakewell by Celeste Fleming
Spenser by Jan and Bruce Alonso
Spook by Hobson Family
Spot by Patricia L. Mills
Stella by Claude Saunders
Stella by Monica L. Rangel
Stogie and Bentley by The Hand Family
Stripe by Janie G. Yorker
Stripe by Danielle
Stripe by Donna Ambler
Stripe by Michele Hoover
Stripe by Jean Smith
Sugar by Ron, Gail, Laura and Matt
Sugar Heaner by Mary Helen and Andrew Heaner,
Suzanne and Steve Protz
Sundance by Tim and Carrie
Sunny by Susan, Senita, Rebecca and Amy
Sunshine Seals by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Sunshine, Rainbow, Paws, Pandora and Kali by
Adele Shepherd
Surcy by Donna Auchenbach
Susie by Laura and Ken
Suzie by Beastie Darlings
Sweet Brewster by Leanne and Les
Sweetie by Mom and Dad
Sydney by Debbie
T C by Mara Young
Taylor Phillips by Rob and Neill Kimball
Taz by Gladys B. Lippincott
Ted by Brandon and Sarah
Teddy by The Hutto Family
Tex Burns by Daniela Burns
The Lovely Lilly Bichon by Charlie Hoover and Family
Theo by Mr. and Mrs. William F. Rubin
Thomas by Harriet E. Cain
Timber by David, Linda, Jackie and Cindy
Tinkerbell by Jenni
Tippers by Anne Burney
Tippy Dow by Lisa and Walter
Toby by Lynda and Mark Hedley
Toby by Rod and Anne Reed
Toby Wistedt by Martha Friesen
Tobey Bauer by Judith Price and “Miss Lillie”
Toby, Molly and Hammie by Susan L. Brady
Tofu by Julie K. Chesin
Tootie by Ephraim Moxson
Tori by Vicki L. Larson
Tori and Chessie by Penelope A. Scarpucci
Toy by Erin Frederickson
Tracker by The Smiths
Tradd, Lily and Ada by Christopher Kirkland
Treea by Beth F. Goldman
Trey by Joel
Tristan by Roger F. Hensley
Tucker by Helen and Jim Anderson
Tucker by Anita
Tuffy by Rick and Trudy
Tugboat by Chrissie
Tuna by Climo’s,Sandifer’s and Guttinger’s
Turk by Nancy R. Morrissey
Tux Brooks Chapman by Suzanne and Steve Protz
Twiggy by Arlene Sinanian and Erinn Grier
Twix by Ed, Cheryl and Fenway
UGA VIII by Rae M. Brewer
Valentino Bolognese Darmstadt-Hall by Ann
Vegas by Mark and Pam and Ringo
Waffles by Jo Ann Worthan
Wallace Robinson by Cat Clinic of Cobb
Wally Radomski by Ilana Kearns
Watson by Patricia Johnson
Weinke by Alana
Weinke by Katherine D. Dixon
Wells’ family dog by Preston McDonald
Whaler by Rich, Michelle, and Max
Willie by Cindy, Mark, Hannah, Mia, Sam and Jackson
Willie Thorpe by Mrs. Anne C. Wray
Willow Marie by Bou, Flossie, and all the children
Wink by Mark and Anne Mansfield
Winnie by Renee Burke and Brady Tinkham
Winnie the Pooh by Tony and Cindy
Winston by Dorothy and Miles Snowden
Winston by Phil and Ruth
Winston Gilbert by Linda
Wonka Masci by Shannah
Woody by Diane and Karl
Woody by Kristen Moody
Worf by Danielle and Joel Nettesheim
Wrigley by Molly and Deanna
Yoda Domenico by Anita Ross
Yoshi by Wanda and the Furry Ones
Zac by David and Wister
Zak by Kara and Chad
Zeke by Sue and Steve
Zeke by Susan, Charles, Cassidy, and Taylor Lynch
Zeke by Liz Utt
Zeke by Jennifer Nabors
Zeke Kaiser-Daniels by Misha’el Shabrami
Zeus by Jon and Catherine Marti
Zoe by Martha Wilson
Zoe by Karen and Susie
Zoe Mixson by Lisa Strauss
Zoot by Renee Burke and Brady Tinkham
A Special Way to Remember
If you would like to make a donation in memory of a deceased person or pet:
Pet Memorial Photos
Send your gift to A.H.S. 1565 Mansell Road, Alpharetta, GA 30009.
A notation of “MEMORIAL” on the outside of the envelope will help speed the acknowledgment of your gift.
Enclose a note with your check including the name of the deceased, whether the deceased
is a person or a pet, the name and address of the family to be notified of your gift, and your
name, address and phone number.
The family will receive a card of acknowledgement, recognizing your gift to the AHS in the
name of the deceased (the amount of your gift remains confidential). You will also be sent a
note of thanks for your gift.
Phone inquiries should be directed to 404.974.2876.
If you would like to submit a photo
of your beloved pet, please email
high resolution photos to
[email protected]
If you prefer to mail your photo,
please send to
Heart Editor
981 Howell Mill Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
Thank you for remembering your friends and family in such a wonderful, helpful way!
AtlantaHumane.org
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Tables & Tails
Atlanta restaurants
helping animals in need.
Patrons treated themselves to breakfast, lunch or dinner out
on the town to help the “Society” pets of the Atlanta Humane
Society. The first annual “Tables & Tails” event took place on
October 27, 2011 at the following restaurants around the
greater Atlanta area. Some of Atlanta’s most popular
eateries donated 20% of your check to the Atlanta
Humane Society for general operating support and
Humane Emergency Animal Rescue Team efforts.
4th & Swift
Agave
Anis Café & Bistro
Delia’s Chicken Sausage Stand
Escorpion
Nancy G’s
Pasta da Pulcinella
Pure Taqueria Inman Park
Winter Tips for You & Your Pet
Even in our relatively mild winters, dogs need protection from
wet and cold, either inside your house (best) or inside their own.
Dogs can freeze! Most small and short-haired dogs are best kept
inside when it gets cold. An outdoor dog needs a winter coat
and its dog house should be dry and elevated with clean, dry
bedding and a flap over the opening to keep out drafts. Consider adding a dog door to the garage and a soft cushion in the
warmest corner.
Diet - Check water bowls often when the temperature dips below
freezing, and break the ice or refill with water as necessary. An
outdoor dog may need more calories in the winter to produce
body heat; on the other hand, an indoor dog may exercise less
during the colder months and need fewer calories. Ask your vet
about increasing or decreasing the amount you feed your dog.
Chemicals - Antifreeze smells and tastes great to dogs, but it is
a deadly poison. Watch for radiator drainage spots in driveways and flush them clean immediately. Chemicals used to melt
ice and snow on sidewalks can irritate your pet’s paws (and
burn your pet’s mouth if it licks), so you may need to wipe them
with a wet cloth after an outing. Pets outside in the snow may
need the ice between their paw pads removed.
Six Feet Under – Westside
Stone Soup Kitchen
West Egg
Sponsored Pets Program
1873 Society Club
Thank you to our generous
KENNEL SPONSORS
May P. & Frances L. Abreu Charitable Trust
Ms. Genna Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fralic
Blair Anderson
Courtney Kell
Anonymous Donor
Missy Meadows
Clark Ashton
The Mueller Family
Atlanta Humane Society
Volunteer
Natural Body Spa and Shop
of Buckhead
The customers of AVEDA
at Lenox Square Mall
Amanda Owens
Dr. William E. Torres and Mr. D. Jack Sawyer, Jr.
Brave Public Relations
in Association with KCPR
Pacci Restaurant
Robin Schmahl
Paw Laps
Mr. and Mrs. William Shaheen
Lee Cooper
Peacthree Auto
VCA Animal Hospitals
Dunwoody Woman’s Club
Roselyn Quinn
Anna J. Ware
James Fustino
Clare Thorne
Janice Bracken Wright and Cecil Baker Wright III
The Holloway Family
The Tibbetts Family
Tori & Jay Hood
Enrico Vincent
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holcomb
Isdell Family Foundation
Margaret Virginia Philip
Mr. Joel L. Roth
AtlantaHumane.org
We’re excited that the
Atlanta Humane Society
has been chosen by our
friends at Nestlé Purina
and Kroger to participate
in the 2011 “Tales for the
Pet Lover’s Heart” program. The fourth-annual “Tales” campaign is
a joint program between Nestlé Purina and Kroger stores to donate
up to $175,000 to 20 participating animal welfare organizations
across the country.
The campaign encourages pet enthusiasts to share joyful tales, photos and videos of their pets. In addition, we hope you will consider
entering the campaign sweepstakes. Nestlé Purina and Kroger will
donate $50,000 to one of the participating animal welfare organizations – it could be us! – in honor of one randomly selected person.
The winning person will also receive a year’s worth of groceries at
Kroger and a year’s supply of Purina pet food.
Just for participating in this campaign, the Atlanta Humane Society
will receive a $5,000 donation. Also, for every pet tale submitted to
the program website, www.TalesForThePetLoversHeart.com., Purina
and Kroger will donate $1, up to $25,000, to be divided equally
among the participating animal welfare organizations. So the
Atlanta Humane Society has an opportunity to receive an additional
$
1,250 if 25,000 stories are submitted. We encourage you to log
on to the website and enter your tale – you have an opportunity to
support our organization and other worthy animal welfare groups
around the country.
The “Tales for the Pet Lover’s Heart” campaign runs through November 2011. For more information, feel free to visit the program
website, www.TalesForThePetLoversHeart.com, or Facebook page,
www.Facebook.com/TalesForThePetLoversHeart. And thanks to our
friends at Nestlé Purina and Kroger for including us in this program
and supporting pet welfare.
Tax Tips
for Giving Gifts
to Our Needy
Furry Friends
“Give a wonderful donation,
don’t get taxed, help animals in need”
An outstanding way to help animals in need at the Atlanta
Humane Society and have the government help.
For a limited time, until December 31, 2011, you can
make a direct gift from your IRA assets to the Atlanta
Humane Society, a 501c3 corporation. If you are 70 ½
years old, you can donate as much as $100,000 to the
Atlanta Humane Society.
This transfer can count toward your required minimum
distribution as well.
Here is how it works, thanks to the Pension Protection Act
of 2006: instead of making a required withdrawal and
reporting it as taxable income, you would transfer your
gift directly from your IRA to the Atlanta Humane Society,
without your handling it in-between.
WHY get your pet micro-chipped?
You help animals in need, don’t get taxed as income,
have a heartfelt donation for a worthwhile cause.
Micro-chipping is a safe, humane and inexpensive way to help find
your beloved pet if he or she ever becomes lost. Often stray animals
are brought into a shelter or a vet. Pets with chips can be scanned
and their information tracked by a national data system that will tell
where the pet is from and who he belongs to.
Thanks to all our generous friends for helping the animals
in need and supporting the Atlanta Humane Society. As
long as animals need help, we’ll be here.
For a nominal fee of $25, you can have peace of mind if your
favorite four-legged friend ever becomes missing while on vacation
or even from your own back yard!
In Appreciation,
Micro-chipping is available at our veterinary clinic. Please call
404.875.6420 for more information.
Our veterinary clinic was made possible by the Carlos and
Marguerite Mason Trust.
AtlantaHumane.org
Please check with your tax advisor to make sure this
applies to you.
William Shaheen
President
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Calling ALL Pet Lovers!
The Atlanta Humane Society is
offering a fourteen month
calendar featuring photos of
our companion pet ‘Stars’ for
the year 2012.
This compilation of pet photos
truly is a tribute to pet
ownership, and we thank everyone
who submitted entries. Your pets are all Stars in our eyes!
For only $1500 (tax and
shipping included), you can
enjoy these smiling Stars
year round. The calendar
may be purchased beginning
in November by sending
a check to:
Become A
Foster Care
Volunteer
Foster Volunteers:
• Nurse ill or injured animals
back to health
• Care for puppies and kittens
under eight weeks of age
Attn:
All Pets Allowed Calendar
Atlanta Humane Society
981 Howell Mill Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
• Work with animals displaying
minor behavioral issues
To get started:
• Attend a volunteer orientation
• Interview with the Foster Care
Coordinator
• Complete a home visit with an
AHS employee
Check the
Volunteer
Training
Calendars may also be
purchased online, in the
AHS Shop or by calling
404.974.2880.
dates on our website to find
out how you can become a
Foster care Volunteer
or call 404.974.2803
AHS wishes to thank
or email
Artlite Office Supply Co.
[email protected]
for sponsoring the
2012 All Pets Allowed Calendar
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to find out more information.
AtlantaHumane.org
2011 Executive
Committee Officers
Chairperson
Wendy Hart
Vice Chairperson
Lindsey Forsythe
Secretary
Cindy Voyles
Treasurer
Terrence O. Davis
Robert Lindner
Lisa J. McKay
Greg Norred
Kay Quigley
Brian D. Schmitt
Angie Maddox Sorensen
Anna Ware
Neil Wasser
Ex-Officio
Mrs. Susan H. Gordy
2011 Board Members
*Hon. Anne Cox Chambers
*Ruth Dobbs McDonald
*Judy Orthwein
*Glenn Summerlin
Michael Abreu
Hon. T. Jackson Bedford, Jr.
Jeffrey D. Cunningham
Gwyneth Dennard
Craig V. Eister
George S. Hart
M. Lance Hirsh, DVM
Marsha Holcomb
Philip A. Holloway
Chrishaunda Lee
Randolph P. Martin, MD
Lorri McClain
Horace Nalle
Margaret Virginia Philip
Debby Pirrung
Jack Sawyer
Pam Smart
Michael T. Smith
Billy Joe Tolar
Ron White
Martha Wilson
Janice Bracken Wright
David York
* Honorary Life Members
AtlantaHumane.org
Executive Staff
Locations & Hours
President
William Shaheen
404.974.2888
Howell Mill Campus
981 Howell Mill Road NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
Executive Vice President
Richard Rice
404.974.2828
Administration
Weekdays
9am - 5pm
Adoptions
Weekdays
Weekends
11am - 7pm
10am - 6pm
Senior Vice President of Development
Cathy Sleva
404.974.2877
Vice President of Finance
Chris Slee
404.974.2815
Vice President of Medical Services
Gloria J. Dorsey, DVM, MPH
404.974.2820
Key Contacts
Director of Human Resources
Ashley Cassidy 404.974.2814
Director of Operations
Andrea Peacock - Howell Mill Campus
404.974.2802
Deanie Haynes - Mansell Campus
404.974.2841
Director of Development
Lucinda Shore - Mansell Campus
404.974.2842
Donor Relations
Shemitria Smith
404.974.2876
Behavior & Training
Mailey E. McLaughlin, M.Ed
404.974.2899
Community Relations
Tracy Lopez - Howell Mill Campus
404.974.2822
Deborah Smith - Mansell Campus
404.974.2842
Animal Admission
Monday – Sunday9am - 3:30pm
Veterinary Clinic
Weekdays
9am - 5pm
Behind Shelter on Howell Mill Rd.
Mansell Campus
Grand Opening December 3rd
1565 Mansell Road
Alpharetta, GA 30009
Administration
Weekdays
9am - 5pm
Adoptions
Weekdays
Weekends
12pm - 7pm
11am - 6pm
Animal Admission
Monday – Sunday9am - 4pm
Shelters closed on major holidays.
Telephone Numbers
Adoptions
Howell Mill Campus
404.974.2929
Animal Admission
Howell Mill Campus
404.974.2800
Veterinary Clinic
Howell Mill Campus
404.875.6420
Design/Web
404.974.2880
Web
e-mail
[email protected]
Website
AtlantaHumane.org
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Atlanta Humane Society Blog
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Our Mission
To prevent neglect, abuse,
cruelty, and exploitation of
animals and to assure that
their interests and well-being
are fully, effectively, and
humanely protected by an
aware and caring society.
ATLANTA HUMANE SOCIETY
Fall 2011
23
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Organization
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Permit No. 649
Alpharetta, GA 30009
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Calendar of Events
Leave a legacy
To ensure that your love
for animals continues
beyond your lifetime, please
remember the Atlanta
Humane Society in your
estate plans.
For information,
call Cathy Sleva,
Senior Vice President
of Development.
404.974.2877
Nov. 12, Dec. 10
Mendaheart counseling
AHS - Howell Mill Campus
Administrative Area at 11am
January 31, 2012
Celebration of Dogs
Art show
Bill Lowe Gallery • 6 - 9pm
November
Adopt-a-senior-pet month
February 13, 2012
FAshion Show
Saks Fifth Avenue - Phipps Plaza
November 6
national animal
appreciation week
April 2012
no ball at all
December 3
Grand Opening!
AHS Mansell Campus
1565 Mansell Road, Alpharetta
December 25 - 26
CLOSED for Christmas
Both Campuses
January 1, 2012
CLOSED for New year’s
Both Campuses
January 16, 2012
CLOSED for Martin Luther
King Jr. Holiday
Both Campuses
April 21, 2012
Pet Parade
Atlantic Station
Newsletter Mailing
In an effort to reduce printing and
postage costs, our next newsletter
will be offered on our website.
If you would prefer to receive this
newsletter via email, please
send us a message at
[email protected] with your
mailing information. We’ll update
our records and begin emailing you
the newsletter for all future issues.