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PawStreet Journal

The Magazine of The KenTucKy huMane SocieTy

Summer 2016

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Hope for Horses New equine barn opens

Adopting a special pet

20 years with Feeders Supply

Tuxes & Tails Gala

L i f e l o n g F r i e n d s



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Main Campus 241 Steedly Drive Louisville, Ky 40214 (502) 366-3355

adoptions Monday–friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday–Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

admissions by appointment

East Campus 1000 Lyndon Lane, Suite B Louisville, Ky 40222 (502) 272-1070

adoptions Monday–friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday–Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Pet help Line (502) 509-4PeT Birthday Parties (502) 515-3149 Donations (502) 515-3144 education/camp (502) 515-3149 Volunteers (502) 515-3145 Behavior Training (502) 253-2883 equine Programs (502) 515-3141

Eastpoint Pet Resort 13310 Magisterial Drive Louisville, Ky 40223 (502) 253-2221

Fern Creek Pet Resort 5225 Bardstown Road Louisville, Ky 40291 (502) 499-1910

S.N.I.P. Clinic 2445 crittenden Drive Louisville, Ky 40217 (502) 636-3491

Feeders Supply Adoptions Dixie, fern creek, hikes Point, Pewee Valley, Preston, Springhurst, St. Matthews, and clarksville (ind.) Monday–Saturday, 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Beth Andrews Brink Bloembergen David Buschman Gary Clements Steve Codey Andrea Duvall

Erik Furlan Sarah Beth Johnson Ann Joseph Brian Ramsey Jena Stone Patti Swope

Nancy Jo Trafton Greg Wellman Natalie White Toni Clem*Nick Costides*Brian Haara*

John Hassmann*Rick Maynard*Glenn Price** Advisory Board

Board of Directors

Inside 2 hope for horses

4 adopting a Special Pet

5 insurance for Pets

6 Make your Pet a Pin-up

7 homecoming

8 events

9 Supporter Plans Legacy gift

10 Thanks

13 Volunteer De-Tails

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Friends

i adopted Waylon (left) from the humane Society over 12 years ago. Sweetest boy...my companion. he never even hissed until he met the second cat (right) who i adopted with my family a few months ago. i wasn't sure if i made the right decision since Rizzo is young, but now the two love each other as much as we love them. Thank you KhS!

Mindy Stevens

Because of You

Three years ago i came into the Main campus in search of a dog, and i adopted my sweet Belle, formerly "Bisky." i fostered her for a whole year while she had heartworm treatment and then a year to the date later she was declared heartworm free because of you guys and the care you gave her. Thank you so much for giving me my dog! She went from being shy and sad when i first met her to a dog that is loving, loyal, loves car rides and belly rubs. Thank you!

Karen Richards

Happy Adoption

We just adopted niko from a feeders Supply adoption center in May, and we are absolutely thrilled with this little boy. We wanted to say thank you for uniting us with our fur baby.

Pallavi Rao

From the Mailbox

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Letter from Lori

On the Cover

We're helping both adult horses and foals at the KHS Equine Rescue Barn.

The Paw Street Journal is a quarterly publication of the Kentucky Humane Society. Questions or comments may be addressed to the Public Relations Department at (502) 515-3152 or [email protected]. Circulation: 12,000

Editorial team: Beth Haendiges, Andrea Blair and Megan Decker. Volunteer proofreader Sara Ulliman. Cover photo by Lori Redmon. Other photos by Beth Andrews, Bobby Baumgardner, Sam Badder, Amanda Brown, Maggie Freeman, Kimmy Pagano, Gordi Smith, Kaye West and Mareike Yocum.

By the Numbers(Jan. 1, 2016 – Jun. 30, 2016)

2,952 shelter pets found homes in the first six months of this year. of those, 1,098 were felines and 1,854 were canines.

5,071pets were spayed or neutered at our high-quality, donor-supported S.n.i.P. clinic from January through June. Since opening in 2007, the clinic has altered more than 88,000 cats and dogs from Louisville and surrounding counties.

every day at the Kentucky humane Society (KhS), we meet good Samaritans.

People like Mark early, who saved a litter of two-week-old kittens after their mother was hit by a car.

Mark and his wife, Marybeth, had first noticed the little family five days prior. The mother cat and her babies had taken up residence in their garage.

Since the kittens were just born and the mother was feral, the couple’s plan was to make sure the kittens were safe and protected in the garage for a few weeks until they were weaned, and then call KhS for advice.

But that plan went out the window when Mark found the mother cat dead on the street. he knew those kittens needed help. now.

Mark searched the internet looking for how to feed such young kittens. he discovered they needed special formula and went out to buy supplies.

he set his alarm for every 3 hours and slept on the couch so he could feed them. The next morning, Mark brought the kittens to our Main campus on Steedly Drive.

camille, the KhS admissions clerk, asked Mark if he wanted to name the kittens. he called the biggest kitten chubby. The two other striped kittens he named Tiger and Tabby. he called the little black kitten grumpy. and the cream kitten he named Jasmine.

The playful, happy kittens spent six weeks in a KhS foster home. Recently, they returned to the shelter to be spayed and neutered. i’m happy to report that all have found loving homes.

i wanted to share this story with you because, along with Mark early, you played an important part in these kittens’ rescue and adoption. every day, we take in needy dogs, cats and horses. We are able to do this because of supporters like you.

Whether you support us through donations of money or time, you too are a hero to our animals. KhS is a private nonprofit agency, and we depend on people like you to help us fulfill our lifesaving mission.

Thank you for being a lifesaving partner with us. animals such as chubby, Tiger, Tabby, grumpy and Jasmine are grateful for your support.

in gratitude,

Lori Kane Redmon President & ceo

Dear Friends,

Mark Early with the rescued kittens

Lori Redmon with Powder

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Hope for Horses

Rescue

Starving and Ill Horse, Olive, Is Rescued

While working with horses in eastern Kentucky this spring, our equine c.a.R.e.

Team discovered olive, a free-roaming Kentucky Mountain horse, in terrible shape. The mare was severely emaciated and sick from a respiratory infection.

"She was so desperate for nutrition that she was eating bark from an olive tree, so we named her olive," said Lori Redmon, President & ceo of the Kentucky humane Society.

The equine c.a.R.e. Team knew they couldn’t leave this horse to die alone on the mountain. a veterinarian determined she was already near death and needed immediate medical intervention.

With permission from the local county judge executive, our team quickly mobilized and brought olive to Rood & Riddle equine hospital in Lexington,

where she was diagnosed with pneumonia, a bacterial infection and heaves, which is similar to asthma. olive spent almost a week at the hospital receiving intravenous drugs and nebulizer treatments.

her spirits and will never waned, however. KhS equine staff member Brett cissell recalls being struck by “her willingness to go with us. from the moment we picked her up, and every trip after, she would follow us without hesitation.”

olive then began her recovery at our KhS equine Rescue Barn, where we could monitor her carefully and start her path to a full recovery. She began to build weight and strength and showed signs of healthier breathing.

once she was healthy enough to be given a riding assessment, she was “off

to school” at our equine rescue partner Dark horse Training center, which is owned by Brett's wife, Mary Rose.

“We couldn’t believe our eyes when during her first assessment we discovered she was fully ready to ride!” says Brett. “She’s going to make somebody a great friend and companion horse.”

Prem Durham, owner of Lakshmi farms in anchorage Ky, met olive and offered to foster her. But fostering didn't last long: Prem quickly decided to adopt this gentle horse.

found sick and near death, olive is a fantastic example of how an unwanted rescue horse can be given a new life.

for information on how you help the horses of Kentucky, visit kyhumane.org/horses or call 502-515-3143. U

Olive, receiving breathing treatmentAbandoned horse Olive, before rescue


DONATEto help more horses like Olive:

kyhumane.org/equine-donateKentucky humane Society equine c.a.R.e. Program

1000 Lyndon Lane Louisville, Ky 40222

Olive was adopted by Prem Durham at Lakshmi Farms

Supporters at the KHS Equine Rescue Barn, for a foal "baby shower." Photo courtesy of Beth Andrews

Foals with Espirit, learning how to be horses. Photo courtesy of Beth Andrews

Love and CareThe KHS Equine Rescue Barnnestled in the rolling hills of central Kentucky lies a farm, and on that farm is a horse barn generously leased to the Kentucky humane Society at no cost by a KhS supporter. The KhS equine Rescue Barn is a place we keep foals and horses in need of round-the-clock care and socialization.

at the Rescue Barn our dedicated staff work to rehabilitate horses that have been neglected, starved or have other medical needs that require treatment before being placed in a home. after they are healthy, they move on to a training assessment to determine if they are able to be a riding partner and for what purpose. horses like olive have spent time at the barn, as have the 26 orphaned foals KhS took in this year.

equines can be orphaned for many reasons and come to KhS as young as two days old. at this early age they are fragile and need round-the-clock feeding and care. They also get handling, training, plenty of socialization and acclimation to farm life.

When babies are in the barn, the entire facility becomes a neonatal unit. The foals are susceptible to illness, and they are lacking the care, protection and education they would receive from their mother. Because of this, depression and anxiety are common in orphans. They need help learning how to "act like a horse." We often use a companion horse to help with the foals' socialization, and, of course, the volunteers and other animals at the barn work to keep the youngsters from feeling lonely and afraid.

any foal who goes through our program learns to trust and seek affection from humans.

"in addition to making sure the babies are healthy, we want them to be happy and confident," says Bryce gill, KhS equine Development Manager.

We couldn't help these foals and horses without our barn, and we couldn't do it without your support. Thank you. U

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Loving the Special Petsan old dog loses his home. a blind cat has no place to go. There are many reasons older and disabled pets end up homeless. Whatever the reason, they find themselves at the Kentucky humane Society (KhS), where they wait for a home with understanding, compassionate people.

one such pet was Marty. Marty’s owner had cancer, and as her husband watched her fade away, Marty was far from his mind. When his wife did pass, the grieving man knew he just couldn’t take care of the 15-year-old blind and deaf dog the way his wife had. The husband decided to surrender the dog to his county shelter.

The chances of Marty being adopted from the rural shelter were slim. But then KhS agreed to take him. he found a temporary home in an office, where we could monitor him and give him extra love. We gave Marty everything we could, but we knew he missed his old routine, his time sleeping next to someone on the couch. no matter how good we were to this old man, we weren’t home.

Many people hesitate to adopt a special pet. They assume the pet won’t be around long and that there will be bills. They prefer a puppy or kitten. Pets like Marty often get overlooked. But we shared Marty’s story on facebook. We didn’t know if anyone would give Marty the home he so wanted and deserved. We waited for the right person to come along.

and that person was Janet Meek.

Janet has a love for older and disabled dogs, “older and infirm dogs are so mature and appreciative of their humans. They pick up on your cues, and they truly want to be part of a family,” she explains.

Janet came to the shelter to meet Marty and knew right away that he needed to come home with her. She realized she might not have Marty for long, but she also knew that there are no guarantees with anyone or any pet. Life is what we are given each day, and Janet wanted Marty’s each day to be in a home with a loving family.

The two went home, and Marty immediately made friends with the other senior dogs Janet loves and cares for. he had a special place in her chair when she was working. They had a wonderful month together before Marty passed away.

“The veterinarian thinks he may have had a brain tumor,” Janet said wistfully, “but he was happy and loved until the end.”

Since that time, Janet has adopted another special needs dog. When asked why she chooses dogs who are old or infirm, Janet states that they need love and give love like any other pet, and they deserve a person who can love them for who they are.

“adopting special needs and older pets has its own set of challenges, but so does adopting a puppy. i just happen to like dogs who are calm, loving and in need of someone who cares,” she says.

adopting an older or special needs pet can have both upsides and down. But the love they give is a fantastic gift, and one that Janet hopes more people will come to appreciate.

Adopting a Special Pet

it takes the right person to adopt a senior or disabled pet. however, those who choose these pets find them to be grateful companions. They love you with all their heart, and you become their whole world.

consider adopting a special needs pet! They can be loving and loyal, patient and adaptable. They just need a chance. could that chance be with you? U

We Need Your HelpSpecial needs and elderly pets take time to adopt, and while they wait, they need your help. if you can't adopt at this time, won't you donate to help a special pet? The money you give supports our mission to get all the pets under our care adopted.

To make a donation, go to kyhumane.org/donate, or use the enclosed envelope. U

Janet meeting Marty

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CafePress Supports KHSYoung Girl Chooses Donations over Presents in June we took one of our adoptable dogs, Dallas, on a field

trip to cafePress to visit their wonderful staff. cafePress is a huge supporter of the Kentucky humane Society. They donate money to help us save more lives, T-shirts to keep our animals warm and even help us with our custom T-shirt designs. We are so grateful for this incredible organization. Thank you for all that you do and for making the day brighter for our shelter dog, Dallas! U

Logan turned six years old and asked if she could have a party at the Kentucky humane Society. instead of birthday gifts for herself, she asked that her friends bring donations for the animals that are waiting for their forever homes. We are so touched by this young lady's sacrifice and want to wish her the happiest of birthdays. Thank you so much, Logan! U

Pet Health Insurance Adds Peace of Mind Did you know that each cat or dog adopted from the Kentucky humane Society comes with 30 days of pet insurance? adopters just need to contact Petfirst Pet insurance to receive this benefit.

“We encourage every adopter to sign up at time of adoption,” says courtney Strecker, KhS adoption Supervisor. “Petfirst Pet insurance gives adpters the added peace of mind.”

after 30 days, adopters can continue the coverage by paying a monthly fee, which varies depending on the species, age and breed of the animal. insurance does not pre-existing conditions

but has optional coverage for preventative care.

nancy Lee, mother to gizmo and Jake, knows first hand

how beneficial pet insurance can be.

nancy brought gizmo to the veterinarian when he wasn’t feeling well. after undergoing several expensive tests, gizmo was diagnosed with cushing’s Disease. Luckily for gizmo, his mom has insured him with Petfirst Pet insurance, and she received

reimbursements for the test, medication, and office visit.

nancy has since recommended Petfirst Pet insurance to several friends and family. “i wish i would have had it years ago. it would have saved me thousands of dollars,” according to nancy. U


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our camp attendees learned about a variety of pets. from kittens and puppies to pocket pets and friendly insects, children learned what it takes to be a good pet parent. We want to thank feeders Supply for sponsoring camp.

camp at our Main campus included a garden this year. children learned about plants that were safe for different animals and the importance of beneficial insects to the garden's health. They even had a farmer's market for their parents.

interested in having your pet featured in our 2017 Pet calendar? We offer a great calendar in which all entrants are included in a Lifelong friends collage.

for $25 per photo submission, your photo will be in the running for featured Pet of the Month. There are 11 chances to be a featured Pet, and 12 chances to a be a Runner up.

Submit your photo online at kyhumane.org/calendar-contest or fill out the form on the back cover.

Sponsored by

Rules for Photo Entry

you can enter this contest by submitting a digital or hardcopy photo. all entries must be in color, with a horizontal layout and contain onLy animals. hardcopy photos should be no smaller than a 4x6 inch photograph. We do not accept copyrighted, professional photographs. Photos cannot be returned. Please do not stamp or write on the back of photos.

for digital photos, we require well-focused, sharp images that are at least 300 dpi (dots per inch) at the size of 4”x 6” and in JPeg (JPg) or Tiff format. go to kyhumane.org/calendar-contest to enter the contest online.

all entries that meet these requirements and are postmarked by September 6, 2016, will be included in the 2017 calendar. Winners will be notified by phone or email, and the calendar will be available in november 2016.

all entries will be blind judged by KhS staff, with the top 11 photos featured as “Pets of the Month” and 12 runners-up included in smaller photos within the calendar portion of each month’s page.

all photos submitted will be included in the calendar as part of the Lifelong friends collage. U

Proceeds Benefit the Kentucky Humane Society 2016 CalendarMore than $75 in Coupons and Gift Certificates Inside!




Make Your Pet a Pin-Up!

Our 2016 cover winners

Summer Camp Opens a Child's World


Twenty years ago, the Kentucky humane Society (KhS) and feeders Supply launched a lifesaving partnership that has resulted in over 40,000 dog and cat adoptions.

The late Roy gibson – founder of feeders Supply – first offered a permanent pet adoption site to KhS in 1996.

at the time, no pet store in Louisville devoted permanent space for pet adoptions to a shelter, and few pet stores in the country had tried it.

"My dad was very concerned about pet overpopulation, and he wanted to do something about it," says Pam Longwell, feeders Supply President and ceo. "he believed that shelter animals deserved the chance to find wonderful homes."

at the Springhurst store, KhS set up adoptions in a little room that was not much bigger than a storage closet, remembers Beth Spillman, manager of the Springhurst feeders Supply. There was enough room for about three crates for dogs and three cat cages. a KhS adoption counselor was there every hour that the store was open.

To the delight of everyone, adoptions took off. over the years the Springhurst location has gone through two renovations and can now house about 10 adoptable animals.

“Last year more than 400 dogs and cats found homes just at the Springhurst store,” says KhS adoption counselor Rick Leist, who has worked at the Springhurst location for four years.

“i enjoy seeing many of the animals i’ve helped find homes return to the store with their families.”

after the success of that first adoption site, KhS and feeders Supply quickly added more. in 2016, the partners opened their eighth adoption center, this time at the Pewee Valley store. Last year, over half of KhS’ 6,300 adopted animals found homes through a feeders Supply location.

"This lifesaving partnership truly is unique and one that we are so proud of," says Lori Redmon, KhS President and ceo. "Without feeders Supply, we would not be able to take in so many homeless pets." U

HOMECOMINGCelebrating 20 Years of Adoptions at Feeders Supply

Pam Longwell, President & CEO of Feeders Supply, and Lori Redmon, President & CEO of KHS, at a recent adoption center opening

Patches, Class of 2016, with mom, Dorothy

have you ever adopted a pet from a KhS adoption center at feeders Supply? Then you’re invited!

come to the homecoming for furry adoptees on Saturday, august 6, 2-4 p.m. at any feeders Supply.

feeders Supply will give the first 100 adopters arriving at each store starting at 2 p.m. a special thank you gift – a booklet with nearly $100 in coupons. They’ll also have refreshments for people and pets, as well as a special homecoming photo event/contest.

Bring your adopted pet(s) with you to the store – dogs on a leash and cats in a

carrier. feeders will have a homecoming backdrop so you can take a picture of your pet with your phone or camera. you may even want to dress up your furry friend for the occasion.

Then post your homecoming photo to the feeders Supply facebook page. The pet photos with the most likes will be declared the homecoming Royal Dog and the homecoming Regal cat. The owners of the winning pets will receive a $100 feeders Supply gift card. Prizes will be awarded on august 12. When you post your photos, be sure to add the hashtag #petloversstore and #kyhumane. U

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Tuxes & Tails Auction & Gala August 13Looking for an excuse to get dressed up and dance the night away to help pets? get your tickets to this year’s Tuxes & Tails gala!

our annual Tuxes & Tails gala, presented this year by Brown forman and Delta Dental, is august 13 at the Marriott east, on embassy Square Boulevard. This year’s theme, Hollywoof and the Cat’s Meow, promises glamour, glitz and fashions fit for all the stars ready to shine that night.

Tickets are $200 per person and sponsorships start at $2,000. Tickets can be purchased online at wedoauctions.net/khs or by calling 502-515-3131.

The night will start with hors d’oeuvres, drinks and a chance to view and bid on our silent auction items while enjoying music by fun Size Band.

next comes dinner and a spirited live auction. We end the night with an after party that includes dancing to the beat of from Paris.

Tuxes & Tails is our biggest fundraiser of the year. it funds initiatives set up to care for the pets at KhS and to prevent other pets from coming to the shelter. U

We’d like to thank our sponsors, without whom, none of this would be possible.

Waggin’ Trail SuccessWe want to thank everyone who attended Waggin’ Trail, presented by hill’s Pet nutrition. With your help, we were able to raise over $90,000! This is one of our biggest fundraisers of the year, and we appreciate everyone who attended. from the sponsors to the attendees, everyone was there to show their support of the Kentucky humane Society.

our top fundraiser this year was KhS adoptions counselor Jeanie Blain, who raised over $4,000. her cat’s likeness will be used to promote Waggin’ Trail next year. We’d also like to recognize WDRB's Snow fox Team; the team brought in $2,235. Thank you. U

Signature Sponsors

Platinum SponsorsCathy & Earl Zion

Gold SponsorsMr. "P" express

Republic Bank

Silver Sponsorscrowe horwath LLP

henry & Roxy, the Pit Bulls

Petfirst insurance

Sam Swope family foundation

The underwriters group

Media Sponsor


giving

Sandy gutermuth’s favorite word is “joy.” She has that word displayed on prints and décor throughout her cheerful home in Louisville.

it’s a reminder to her of what’s important in life: bringing joy to others. and bring joy she does – from the children she taught as a teacher's aide before she retired to the many animals she helps at the Kentucky humane Society through her philanthropy.

originally from Paducah, Sandy has lived in Louisville since she graduated from the university of Louisville with a degree in dental hygiene. one of the first things she did after graduating was adopt her first cat; since then, she’s never been without an animal for very long.

“i’ve always adopted,” she says. “There are just so many needy shelter animals that it breaks my heart.”

Sandy’s “soul dog” was Sam, named after Sam-i-am from a Dr. Seuss book. in the mid 1990s she and her son, Brandon, went to an open house at the Kentucky humane Society. They spotted a cream-colored six-month-old puppy with gentle brown eyes.

“The moment Brandon and i saw him, we said ‘that’s our dog!’” she says.

When Sam passed away at 15, Sandy was devastated. Then she saw an eight-

week-old Beagle mix at the KhS adoption center. The puppy looked so much like Sam that she stopped in her tracks, astonished. She adopted Scout on the spot.

Scout turned out to be a challenging puppy—chewing everything and destroying a prized new rug. But once Sandy makes a commitment, she sticks to it. She wasn’t going to give up on Scout. at six years old, Scout is now a happy dog who loves chasing chipmunks in Sandy’s cottage-style garden and snoozing on his own bright-red armchair.

in January, Brandon moved back to Louisville after years living in connecticut and Minnesota. Brandon inherited his mother’s love of animals, and he is currently working in customer service at the St. Matthews feeders Supply.

That’s where he met Stella, a mixed breed dog who was misunderstood. at the KhS adoption center, Stella barked when she saw new people and animals. But Brandon got to know her over the weeks. he became convinced that Stella was meant to be his.

Sandy agreed, and now their home is complete with Scout and Stella, who loves belly rubs and who sleeps in Brandon’s room each night.

With her deep love for animals, Sandy

has chosen to become a KhS Lifelong friends member by leaving KhS in her will.

“animals can’t speak for themselves. They need people to take care of them,” she says.

Sandy’s compassion will continue to help needy animals far into the future, according to alisa gray, KhS Development Director.

“Sandy has been an amazing supporter of our animals for many years, and we are so honored that her legacy of compassion and joy will continue,” says alisa. U

Become a Lifelong Friends Memberare you interested in creating a lasting legacy to help our animals? Become a Lifelong friends member by naming the Kentucky humane Society as a beneficiary in your will, insurance policies, retirement accounts and more. if you would like help establishing your own legacy for pets, talk with an estate planner or attorney and let KhS know of your intentions.

if you have already chosen to remember our animals through a planned gift, please let us know so KhS can recognize your membership in our Lifelong friends Society.

for additional ideas or information about including the Kentucky humane Society in your future plan, contact alisa gray, KhS Development Director, at 502-515-3131 or email [email protected]. U

A Lifetime of Joy Supporter Plans to Leave a Legacy Gift to KHS

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Sandy with Scout and Stella

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Thanks The Kentucky Humane Society would like to thank the following donors for their generous contributions

between April 1, 2016 and June 30, 2016.

Ms. Janet AmesAnonymousAnthem Dollars for DoersMr. Peter C. Ariens AT&TMs. Sarah BarelaMr. Larry K. BaumgardnerMs. Rebecca A. BeldBenevity Community Impact

FundMr. Nathan Berger &

Mrs. Christy HuskraMr. Brink Bloembergen &

Ms. Linda S. JohnsenMr. & Mrs. Daniel BridgewaterDanny & Ellen BriscoeCynthia & David CollierBrown-Forman CorporationMr. Gregory D. CarmichaelCommunity Foundation of

LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Donald CorlMs. Sarah Creasy

Dairy KastleDelta Dental Of Kentucky, Inc.Ms. Rebecca DicksonFastline PublicationsThe Estate of Patricia FerryFidelity Charitable Gift FundMs. Jean W. FrazierMs. Sandra FrazierAndie FrisbeeMr. & Mrs. Owen W. FunkThe Gardner Foundation, Inc.GE FoundationGE United Way CampaignGlenda & Gordon Ford

FoundationSherrie GreenlawMs. Sandy GutermuthMrs. Beth HaendigesMr. & Mrs. Ray HammonsMs. Mary W. HancockMr. & Mrs. Paul C. HansMs. Lisa Harden-TandyMs. Nancy HarrisMs. Martina Hazel

Henry & Roxy, the Pit BullsMr. & Mrs. David HeimerdingerMs. Mary E. HercheHilliard LyonsMs. Deborah HiteMs. Joan HoeckMr. Greg Pilotte &

Dr. Jayne HollanderMs. Lauren HookHumana Inc. Contributions

CommitteeO.H. Irvine EstateMr. John J. Janson Jr.Ms. Ann JosephLori & Kevin RedmonDr. Elizabeth A. KatzmanMs. Mary KerrKrogerMr. Douglas KroghL & N Federal Credit Union

Employee Giving FundSam & Sara LordLouisville Bats BaseballMs. Mary Margaret Lowe

Mr. Charles MarasaFrances Masser M.D. Charitable

TrustAllen S. Mattingly TrustMrs. Mary McCleanMr. Mark MerzMister "P" Express, Inc.Modern Woodmen of AmericaMs. Bettye NicholsMrs. Sherilea M. NicholsOne Stroke InksPark Community Credit Union,

Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Allan M. ParnellPBI BankPETCO FoundationMs. Janice M. ProudRaising Cane'sMr. William S. Reeser Jr.Mary Pat ReganRicartin, Inc.Louis T. Roth & Co.Ms. Tesla RuserSacred Heart Academy

Mr. William R. ScrogginsMs. Patricia ShainTammy Siers & Jim DusenberryMr. and Mrs. Don E. SmithSam Swope Family FoundationMs. Patricia Swope and

Mr. Rich VanCampMaureen TaylorMs. Sharon K. TimmonsMs. Nancy J. TraftonTrover Solutions, Inc.Truist Altruism, ConnectedVillage AnchorWDRB & WMYO TVAriadne WelchWick's Pizza Parlor & PubMrs. Judith C. WilderMr. W. Roscoe WillettMr. & Mrs. Edgar WockenfussMr. & Mrs. David WrenYourCause Paying Agent

$500 or more:

$50 or more in honor or memory of a loved one:

In Memory of….Alex, my beloved dog of 16 yearsby Ms. Donna L. Voyles

Alice Ewalsby Mr. Michael Boisseau

Alice Greerby Mr. Mark K. Greer

All my wonderful dogs no longer with me- Baron, Cocoa, Willy, Matilda, Hershey, Reese, & Rustyby Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Jacobson-

Beyer

Ann Marie Spaldingby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Anna C. Burtonby Bullitt East Athletic Boosters

Anne Moranby Mr. Keith W. Balcomby Bob & Karen Birkemeierby Brooke Millerby Carol & Dale Crossman

Annie Maeby Ms. Janice L. Glanz

Astro, beloved dog of Melissa & Kevin Oechsliby Ms. Carolyn Merwin

Bacchus Albrightby Chandler Cooper

Baileyby Christine & Gordon Gallagher

Baileyby Susan O'Brien

Barkleyby Ms. Sandra W. Schardein

Baxterby Meredith Wickliffe

Bear & Bruiserby Ms. Cecelia J. Mattingly

Beetleby Ms. Cheryl Chapman

Bella, beloved companion of Tammy & Alex Dayby Heather Falmen & Keith Zirbel

Belleby Ms. Carol L. Cornette

Bernita Lyonsby Ms. Amy Jordan

Bessie & Smedleyby Ms. Margaret A. Waugh

Betty Lamontby Deborah Martini

Bill Newkirkby Rex & Kelli Gibson

BooBooby Mrs. Linda S. Johnsen

Boomer Luebbertby Melodie & David Mobley

Brandyby Mr. David Ward

Brenda McGrathby Mr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Yoakum Jr.

Brig Dogby Mr. Alan Turkett

Brutus & Buddyby Mrs. Darlene P. Thomas

Buddyby Ann Jones

Buddy Baritoby Mr. Tom Barito

Busterby Mr. & Mrs. Robert Horton

Camp & LuLuby Lucia Bucklin

Candy & Sugarby Ms. Debi Chylek

Carol Arvanitis & Dawn McGiffinby Ms. Rose Marie Greenwell

Cecil Mink & G.L. Hodgeby G. Derrick Hodge

Chanceby Mr. & Mrs. Greg Tandy

Charles L. Allenby Mark & Stacie Urban

Charles Schnellby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Chris Bosleyby Mr. James A. Bosley

Christopher Ian Jonesby Sherry Stuart

Clairbear & Kelsey Maeby Ms. Ashley A. Simmons

Clarenceby Ed Garber & Sharon Lamb

Dandelion & Saffronby Ms. Cindy R. Tucker

Danielby Mrs. Jamie K. Estes

Daniel Kestlerby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Darcyby Patricia Day

Deanna Davisby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Dee Conradby Kathy Bean, Bob Kotheimer &

Claire Kotheimer

Dee Dee & Bodieby Ms. Charlene Woods

Diana Lynn "BeBe" Wisemanby Fraternal Order of Eagles #3903

Ladies Auxiliaryby Ms. Dorothy Carleby Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Kletter

Doris Lambertby Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jonap

Dorothy Thomasby Andrew Lippmanby Papa Chakravarthy

Dr. Michael Covitt DVMby Mrs. Michael Covitt

Dr. Orin Bondby Pat Kralik & Paul Epstein

Ellen Wiseby Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. James III

Emmaby Carolyn Kay Brown

Fat Catby Ms. Corinne Ramsier

Felixby Ms. Delores Harris

Fleece & Festeby Ms. Judith Moffett

Freda Bryantby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Freddie Joe Helton Jr.by Ms. Ann Coleman

Fritz - beloved cat of Heather Falmen & Keith Zirbelby Ms. Leslie K. Hale

Frostiby Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Whalin

Gene Currieby Ms. Gwyn Dutton

George Palmerby Tom & Suzie Evrett

Giacomo & Harlanby Ms. Tammy Langley

Glenda Reamby Andrea & Brian Duvall

Gracieby Ms. Elizabeth Neichter

Gregory Curry, Ozzy Oz & Ramboby Mr. & Mrs. James Caswell

Hariet Kujawaby Mary Hawkins


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Hunterby Ms. Susan P. Reasor

Jack, my catby Ms. Mary Catherine Evers

Jackson 2003-2016by Ms. Amber L. Kirchner

Jacqueline Neatby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Jakeby Ms. Renee Farrell

James Neil Farrisby Mr. John Bakerby Mr. Fred R. Becker Jr.by Mr. & Mrs. David Blountby Bridgette Branhamby Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Brewerby Buckman & Farris Family Law

Firm Office Familyby Country Corner Greenhouse &

Nursery Inc.by Ms. Ashley Crandallby Ms. Julie Diamondby Mr. Timothy Dickby Mr. & Mrs. Neil Farrisby Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Finemanby Ms. Patricia A. Haganby Mrs. Jo Ann Hardy-Goodlettby Ms. Gayle W. Haskinsby Mr. & Mrs. Arch L. Headyby Mr. & Mrs. David Heintzmanby Lisa Jacksonby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Ms. Dolores Kurowskiby Land Design and Development,

Incby Ms. Ann S. Northcuttby Shepherdsville High School

Senior Class of 1954by Ms. Carol Pierceby Ms. Betty Porterby Ms. Helen Schroederby Mr. & Mrs. Bailey Taylorby Ms. Mary Walserby LYLASby Robert & Sarah McDadeby Mark & Stephanie Melderby Stephany, Jesse, Cris, Daniela,

Elliot, Beka & Steveby Mike & Dmitryby Ms. Molly Armstrong

Janet Timmens Pottsby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Mr. Thomas Reedby Steve & Rochelle Walton

Jaine Cornellby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Jasperby Glynis Ridley

Jeff Corlby Mr. & Mrs. Donald Corl

Jessie Allen Whiteby Mr. Glenn Summersby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Jo Ellen Jacksonby Ms. Jean W. Frazierby Ms. Sandra Frazierby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Ms. Lynn S. Renau

Joanna K. Masonby Daniel Masonby Team Masonby Doug Humble

Joe Dunnby Ms. Ruthanne Dunn

JoeAnn S. Cambronby Friends at IBEW Local Union 369

Joey Collinsby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Jordanby Sherrie Greenlaw

Joseph Alveyby Barbara Alvey &

The Craven Familyby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Josephineby Ms. G-Ann Hatfield

June Ottby Jay & Dana Ferguson

Justyn Nelsonby Jeff & Diane Gates

Kelsey & Jazzby Donna & Bill White

Kim Carrico Zepernickby Kim & Robin McGuire, Courtney,

J. & Katherine Simpsonby Mr. Fred Stair

Kit Katby Ms. Jacqueline Sollinger

Kugelby Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Stevens III

Kurt Hoffmanby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Ms. Debbie Chandlerby Jim & Jenny Condorby Inge & Charles Sexson

Lacey & Mollyby Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ensor

Larry Chumbleyby Mr. Paul Chumbleyby Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Cowherdby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Mr. & Mrs. Norbert E. Logsdonby the men at Shields Service Auto

Repair

Laura Marquisby Berger & Majewski Families

Lee Warrenby Mr. & Mrs. James Cooksey

Leonard W. Waldridgeby Mr. William Stone

Lexus & Montanaby Ms. Tracey E. Cecil

Lexy Kelleyby Ms. Diane M. Kelley

Lilyby Mrs. Joan Shepler

Linda Davisby Tom & Robin Woodruff

Louby Kathryn & Carol Haendiges

Lt. Kenyon P. Anderson, USNby Dr. Larry Raskin

Luckyby Mr. Peter Laventis

Lucy Bassettby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Lucy, Kayla, Buddy & Codyby Mr. Robert T. Crews

Marcella Horneby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Margaret Collier Clayby Ms. Lois S. Louis

Marty Wetzelby Sydney Gotez, James Gurley &

Daniel Vivian

Mary Ann Newtonby Ms. Janet Ames

Mary Nashby Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jonapby Chris, Pat & Heather Sauer &

Kathy Allen

Mary V. Smith & Sheryl Lukenbillby Sue H. Sperry

Max & Buffyby Derrick Drake

Meredith Leigh Pooleby Karen & David Koch

Mike Clarkby Ms. Trudy Fischerby Mr. Jay Pattersonby Post Browningby QSI Inc.by Marti Throckmorton-Burroughsby Dave & all of us at AFSI

Mike Johnsonby John & Ann Duerr

Mikeyby Ms. Mary L. Nelson

Miss Kitty, Dusty, Orange Kitty & Fureeby Ms. Linda Pavey

Molly Baconby Dara Feldt

Monty Rufus Hookby Ms. Lauren Hook

Mopp IV & Chanceby Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hughes

Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Millsby Ms. Janice M. Proud

My Strippey Cat, best cat ever!by Lori and Kevin Redmon

Myraby Aimee McFerren

My Dadby Brad Henderson

Nancy Eileen Tottyby Rhonda & Breck Jonesby Sun Propertiesby Viona Brown, Dom & Elizabeth,

Stephanie & Trevor, Rachel & Courtney

Nancy Hale Groveby Gretchen Davis

Norma Lanceby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Norma Parksby Ms. June E. Morris

Oscarby Mr. Lewis P. Seiler Jr.

Pap-paw Cecil & Buster, Butch, Winnie, Cuddles, Tiny & Queenieby William Jarboe

Patricia Cravenby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Pattonby Mr. Branden Bledsoe

Paul Duckwall IIIby Joyce & Paul Duckwall

Paul Skibbaby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Mr. Richard Papeby Ms. Elizabeth Roetkerby Ginny & Gene Hill-Carlson

Paytonby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Menzel

Peanut & Rascalby Ms. Jean Wilkins

Peggy Mastersby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Penny, Velvet, Angel & Amberby Ms. Susan G. Baker

Pepper, Lucky, Sissy & Lucyby Mrs. Judith C. Wilder

Pfaffby Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kirkland

Philip Merzby Mr. Mark Merz

Popartby Jess Wade

Poonzieby Scott Clites

Raechel Klosterkemperby Ms. Diane V. Stevens

Rangerby Danny & Ellen Briscoe

Rascal, Princess, Foxie & Smokeyby Mrs. Nedra A. Brown

Raymond Oberhausenby friends at NTT Data

Reginald Actonby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Richard F. Hollis Jr.by Ms. Cindy Hollis

Rick Wilsonby Multi Packaging Solutions

Robert "Bob" Gividen Sr.by Frances Paalzby Carol & Cathy Teaterby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby KentuckyOne Clinical Informatics

Teamby Bob Baldwin & Marilyn

Rocky Sullivanby Ariadne Welch

Rolleyby Steve Willis & Bob Volpert

Roo & Elmerby Ms. Jamie Wright

Rudy, Snowy, Hunter, Gypsy, Molly & Blitzenby Ms. Kathie R. Renck

Rusty Leeby Ms. Lisa Pfleider

Sadie & Rexby Joe Fleig & Debbie Cook

Sally Chism Underwoodby The Alpaugh Foundationby Schoppenhorst, Underwood &

Brooks Funeral Homeby Catherine Chapman

Sam, my beloved dogby Sandy Eckerle

Sam & Maddie Foxby Ms. Jennifer Fox

Sam Todorichby Dovie L. Todorich

Sammieby Ms. Janet F. Lewis

Sammie & Foxieby Mr. & Mrs. Gary Clements

Sammyby Will Creech

Samson Fauntleroy, our vain little, dear little man.by Ms. Robyn Smith

Samuella Carpenterby Valley Village Trustees Inc.

Sandra Emanuelsonby Mrs. Kthryn Schat

Sarah T. Vinsonby Mr. Richard M. Campbell

Sean McGowanby Fay Rozovsky

Sharrie G. Abramsby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Mr. & Mrs. Larry Starrby Underwriters Safety & Claims,

Inc.

Sheila Sahara Whiteby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

She-Raby Mr. Brian B. Lindsay

Sherry Beam Wilsonby Terry Pyles

Simbaby Mr. Roy Holsclaw

Simon's Brotherby Ms. Jennifer L. Branch

Skip Sandersby Ms. Huyett Hurley &

Mr. John A. Bugbee

Skippy Wettigby Carla Wettig

Smokey & Whitneyby Ms. Anne L. Waterman

Smokey, Felicia & Pryiaby Steve & Mary Paul

Snoball & Sugarby Ms. Sharon K. Timmons

Sondra Kay Owenby The Lyons Companiesby Leslie Texas

Sophie & Fitzgerald Gaffneyby Brenda & Ron Gaffney

Steven Schlimgenby Mr. Sean McPherson

Sug Schustermanby Ms. Janet Ames

Sugarby Ms. Maria S. Pottinger

ThanksEight-year-old Peyton came to KHS with his brother, Eli.

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Sugar, Sunshine & Busterby Ms. Lisa Harden-Tandy

Sunne & Mojo - our beloved Pomsby Mr. James P. Schmidt Sr.

Suzie Qby Ms. Patricia C. Watson

Sydney the catby Ms. Linda L. Parry

Tank & Harleyby Mrs. Tammy S. Siers &

Mr. Jim Dusenberry

Terry Jay Waughby Jeanine & Fred Glazeby Ms. Mary E. Isabelby Ms. Margaret A. Waugh

Theresa Kratzwald Van Bakelby the Cardiovascular Clinic,

Pam Bearden & Amanda Ghent

Thomas Francis Cooke IIIby Ms. Leslie K. Gagnonby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Thomas Downs Jr.by Ms. Janet Downs

Timothy Ray "Timmy" Grigsbyby Michele & Lonnie Gullion

Tinker & Mopsby Mr. Ray W. Cecil Sr.

Tipperby Mr. & Mrs. Richard Smith

Tony Smithby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Victor, Afra & Simbaby Carolyn Block

Voodooby Ms. Celesta E. Cornelison

Warren Winchesterby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Wilburby Ms. Janet M. Stevens

William "Bill" Hoganby Ruthie & John Hornungby Mr. Larry K. Baumgardnerby the Human Resources Team of

LG&E and KU Energyby Kym & Michael Haickby Patriot Financial Partners, L.P.by Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonapby Mr. Thomas Strohbeckby Ms. Tracie Texas Shugartby PBI Bankby Billy & Jennifer Sturgillby Carol DeMuth

William "Billy" Brownby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

William Gagelby Bill & Deanna Gagel

by Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

William Overstreet Coxby Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jonap

Wizzard Ruff Ruffby Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Fodera

Worfby Ms. Mary Margaret Lowe

Zoeby Ms. Diana Yeager

In Honor of….

Ace & Ladyby Ms. Mary Hornek

Aline Meeker - Happy Birthday!by Ms. Lotte W. Widerschein

Amber - our new kitten!by Ms. Deena G. Braunstein

Ann Kereiakesby Genesis Diamonds Louisville, LLC

Baciby Stephanie M. Dean

Beauby Mark Laemmle

Beechmont Bombshells Hairstyle Shopby Ms. Cindy Venture

Bellaby Mr. Robert T. Crews

Beshuby Ms. Pat Brewer

Biscutby Stacy Allen

Brian Loweby Mrs. Rosemarie Weber

Brig & Rockyby Mr. Alan Turkett

Brittany Marshall & Tim Statts Weddingby Mr. Bill Brewerby Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Krzywisseauby Lindsay Rostby Ms. Kathryn L. Sheldonby Mr. Richard B. Greenby Ashley & Wesley Lilesby Jordan Martin

Buddyby Ms. Melissa Boughter

Buddy & Hoboby Mr. Charles E. Walz

Carey Lericosby Mr. Mark Lericos

Carrie & Austin Hall's weddingby Ms. Norma Ettling

Cathy Dawsonby Mrs. Nan A. Summers

Cathy Lallyby Ms. Beverly Bowling

Charles Kreigby Genesis Diamonds Louisville, LLC

Chastity Dailey & James Curtis weddingby Patti Bischofby Ms. Catharine Pattersonby Ms. Lisa Duffyby Ms. Nancy Huckby Keith & Sheila Mineerby Mr. & Mrs. Jon Gaslinby Janelle Kruegerby Rhonda & Rasul Brazielby Christy & Stephen Satterwhiteby Ms. Barbara Walroby Mrs. Kathleen Paradowski

Cher Bearby Ms. Patricia C. Watson

Connery, my little cat, "my pride & joy"by Mr. James S. Hurt

Connor Musich - Happy Birthday!by Ms. Ashley Horner

Cottonby Mr. and Mrs. Rick Maynard

Dakotah Kaelinby Ms. Deborah Hite

Dollyby Dorothy Moss

Dougby Hilltop Tavern

Doug Garber & Frank Muscarellaby Carolyn Kay Brown

Emmaby Gokce Yilmaz

Feynman, Boo Radley & Scoutby Mary Johnson

Gusby Rev. & Mrs. Harold Linn

Hankby Susan Pfeifer

Heather Beeber - Happy Birthday!by Ms. Melissa West

Heather Sowdersby Kimberlain Chiropratic

James Curtis & Chastity Daileyby Charlotte Shekell

Jennifer Embry & Kevin Irwinby Onlife Health Account

Management

Jeremy Borden - In appreciation and recognition of your outstanding contributions to Trinity High School quick recall.by Mr. Mark Amick

Joey Moch's Birthday!by Ms. Heather Moch

Justyn Robert Nelsonby Robert Nelson, Brionne & Shane

Conner, Snickers & Horse

Karen Thode - Happy Mother's Day!by Stephanie M. Dean

Kay W. Krueger, dedicated volunteerby Ms. Molly Krueger

Kim Selfs’ Birthday!by Patricia Day

Kohl, Scott, Ramona & Miaby Mr. & Mrs. John Dant

Koopa's 8th!by Ms. Lindsey Jones

Leland G. Bellby Mr. Mark Bell

Leslie Streamby Mr. Jeffrey Stream

Lily's 13th Birthday and Sandy's 1st Birthday!by Timothy & Tracy Adams

Louieby Ms. Patty Johnson

Lucyby Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dues

Maggie Jeanby Ms. Cecelia J. Mattingly

Maisie Smith - Happy Birthday!by Ms. Sarah H. Buhlby Terri & Peyton Hoge IVby Gramma

Mallory & Frankby Ms. Jacque Ramsey

Marlene Zimmermanby Ms. Liza Obenshain

Max Bensionby Ms. Donna Bension

Mischa, Vlad & Shivaby Ms. Joni L. Jackman

Missy's long lifeby Eugenia Potter

Mr. & Mrs. Chambers wedding!by Ms. Ginger Hiatt

My beloved Chloeby Ms. Dana S. Longworth

My Yorkieby Ms. Elizabeth A. Finney

Nancy Vail - Happy 95th Birthday!!by the Vieths

Nell Hallby Robert Hall

Our wedding guestsby Mr. Nathan Berger &

Mrs. Christy Huskra

Paddy & Robyby Ms. Cathleen Payne

Pancho de los Lobosby Matthew O’Briant

Patricia Merzby Mr. Mark Merz

Patrick Padgett - Happy Birthday!by Ms. Patti Padgett

Paula Rabbethby Denise, Amanda, Kevin & Scott

Peanutby Dara Feldt

Rhettby Ms. Mary Ware

Rocco - from Kathy Jones

by YourCause Paying Agent

Rosieby Ms. Helen G. Barrier

Rufus & Rockyby Ms. Jenny Guest

Sadie Maeby Ms. Elizabeth Rankin

Sarah & Annie Jonesby Nicole & Richard Jones

Scooty Kotlowskiby Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Kotlowski

Scout & Jacyby Ms. Marcia G. Luckett

Shelbyby Ms. Kelly Schmitt

Shively Animal Clinicby Mrs. Beverly J. Chasteen

Sister & Bear, Phoebe & Cinaminby Mr. W. Roscoe Willett

Solace Thompson Catby Karen L. Dean

Stephanie Huffmanby Genesis Diamonds Louisville, LLC

Stephen Peeryby Genesis Diamonds Louisville, LLC

Teddy Harrell's Birthdayby Mr. Steven Harrell

Tigerby Lisa Stoflet

Turboby Dr. Heather Harmon

Twanyby Mr. Alan Turkett

Unoby Ms. Martha Deno

Vicki Baileyby Mr. Kevin Bailey

Vicki Phillips - Happy Mother's Day!by Mr. Matthew Phillips

Winsomeby Carolyn Kay Brown

Zeppoby Ms. Rebecca Button

Beautiful one-year-old Georgina needs a home without any dogs. This sweet girl is waiting at the Pewee Valley Feeders Supply for her forever family.

Thanks

Let’s Go KrogeringDid you know that when you use your Kroger rewards card, Kroger will donate to the Kentucky humane Society? Kroger community Rewards donates to KhS every time you use your Kroger card. This past quarter, KhS received over $6,000 from the program!

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Volunteer DeTails

Love animals and want to give back? Become a volunteer at events! each year, the Kentucky humane Society raises money and shares its mission through events. Volunteers take care of registration, mingle with adoptable pets and so much more. interested in learning more? Visit our website, kyhumane.org or email [email protected].

Making Events Workby Megan Decker, PR/Marketing Assistant

Scott fitzpatrick began volunteering for KhS after moving back to Louisville nine years ago. Scott had always had a passion for animals and wanted to find a way to give back to the community, serving the creatures he loved most. While he started out as a canine coach walking and working with the adult dogs, soon he found himself volunteering to work KhS events and fundraisers.

Today Scott volunteers at KhS events such as Tuxes & Tails, Waggin’ Trail, Dog Days at the Park and Picture your Pets with Santa. Because he has worked so many of the large events in so many different positions, Scott is KhS’ “go to” man when it comes to the really tough jobs. he doesn’t mind that one bit, though! Scott says he enjoys doing whatever he can to make the events positive and fun for both attendees and volunteers.

“i have worked in registration and animal handling at Waggin’ Trail, checkout and silent action at Tuxes and Tails and as Santa and an animal handler at Picture your Pets with Santa. Santa is a great experience that i would recommend to everyone. Being included in pictures with parents, kids and family pets is an honor!”

out of all the events Scott has worked for KhS, his favorite is the Dog Days at the Park. During this event, baseball fans bring their dogs to the ballpark to enjoy the game. human tickets for the game are $8 while dog tickets cost just $3. all proceeds from the dog tickets support KhS. The next Dog Day at the Park is august 23.

“it is great to see so many different breeds and so many dogs having fun with one another. you can’t help but leave the event with a smile on your face,” says Scott.

When Scott isn’t working hard for KhS, he’s working as the chief financial officer for the iKeyless company in downtown Louisville. Due to his intense work schedule, Scott doesn’t have enough time for any animals in his everyday life. instead he uses his time with KhS to provide the animal interaction he needs and has made many friends in the organization.

“My association with the Kentucky humane Society has been one of the most rewarding things i have experienced. i have made some great friends and worked with some of the sweetest animals one could hope to meet. if you are considering volunteering, i highly recommend it!” U

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Thank You!Thank you for your support of the Kentucky humane Society, the state’s largest pet adoption agency and no-kill shelter. KhS finds loving homes for more than 6,300 cats and dogs a year at our ten adoption locations in Louisville and Southern indiana. We also spay or neuter more than 10,000 local cats and dogs a year – helping reduce the number of unwanted pets.

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