Spring 2013

1920 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee, OH 43537 • 419-891-0705

www.ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org • www.Facebook.com/ToledoHumane

Gary Willoughby Joins

TAHS Family!

We are very excited to

welcome our new Executive Director,

Gary Willoughby II, to the Toledo Area

Humane Society! Gary officially joined us on

March 20 and he’s already hard at work getting to know the

staff, volunteers and of course, the animals here at TAHS. We are confident that his experience, knowledge and integrity

are a great fit for our mission, staff and friends of the Toledo Area Humane Society and that he will be able to help us

continue to advance our mission of providing for homeless animals in our community.

"I am very excited to join TAHS. This is a wonderful organization with a rich history, a dedicated board of directors,

passionate volunteers, generous supporters, and a quality staff that I am honored to lead into the next chapter of their

history. I look forward to doing everything possible to make a real difference in animal welfare in Northwest Ohio."

Prior to joining TAHS, Gary served as the President and CEO of the SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare in Aiken,

South Carolina. While he was there, he managed a successful adoption program, a spay and neuter clinic, various humane

education programs, and resale shops whose proceeds benefit the mission of the SPCA Albrecht Center. He also oversaw the

SPCA Albrecht Center’s successful fundraising campaign for their new facility, which opened in September, 2012. Gary also

helped develop their successful Phideaux University, a comprehensive, volunteer-driven training program designed to help

dogs with behavioral issues find forever homes quicker and have a higher chance for success once in their new home.

Gary holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, a graduate certificate in Gerontology and a Master degree in Public

Administration, as well as a certificate in non-profit management. Gary is a member of the Society of Animal Welfare

Administrators (SAWA) and has served as a volunteer and/or board member for various animal welfare organizations over

the past 20 years, including the Animal Refuge Center, Friends of Strays, Saint Bernard Rescue of Florida, Central Florida

and Northeast Florida Great Dane Rescue. In addition, he created and managed the largest home-delivered meals for pets

program in the state of Florida. He also created an online college course in pet therapy for Florida Gulf Coast University.

Gary and his wife, Meghan, are eager to return to this region. Gary is originally from Ypsilanti, Michigan and Meghan is

originally from Buffalo, New York. We hope you will join us in giving a warm welcome to Gary, Meghan and their dogs

Oliver and Conner (pictured above) and Sandy and cats Roger and Gracie.

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We NEED YOUR HELP! Have you ever thought about getting involved in our foster volunteer program?

Here’s your chance! With “kitten season” just around the corner, we’re looking for

caring, dedicated volunteers who are able to help us provide care for animals that are

too young or injured and need a little extra TLC before they are ready to be adopted.

We provide any supplies you may need while you’re caring for and socializing your

furry foster babies. Foster placements may range from just a few days to several

weeks depending on the animals’ needs.

Join us for our Foster Volunteer Orientation on Sunday, May 26 from 4:00 - 5:00 pm. Learn more about our foster

program, talk to experienced foster volunteers, and take a tour of TAHS. If you’re interested in attending or learning

more about our foster program, please contact our Foster Coordinator at foster@toledoareahumanesociety.org.

Layla’s Story: From scared & Skinny to sweet & snuggly In December, 2012 Cruelty Officer Nancy Schilb received a phone call from Toledo Police

reporting a dog that had been abandoned in a garage after the tenants of the home had been

evicted. When Officer Schilb arrived, she found a very emaciated dog locked inside the

garage with no food or water. Layla, as she would later be named by TAHS staff, was very

scared and not interested in coming with Officer Nancy. With help from Toledo Police,

Office Schilb was able to catch Layla and bring her back to TAHS where our staff immediately

began attending to Layla’s needs.

In addition to being extremely skinny (photo middle right), Layla was very scared when she

arrived and it was obvious that she had not been around people much. However, TAHS

Animal Behavior Expert, Aja LeBarr, saw something special in Layla and began working very

closely with her to properly socialized her and help her begin trusting people.

Aja worked with Layla daily for two weeks, walking her around the TAHS building,

introducing her to various staff members and volunteers so she could get used to being

talked to, petted and fed tasty treats. She also spent time each day, snuggling with Layla to

get her use to close human contact so that she could hopefully go up for adoption.

After two weeks of intense work, Layla had made amazing progress and was ready to take

her SAFER behavior test, one that all dogs over the age of 6 months must take before being

placed up for adoption at TAHS. She passed with flying colors! Shortly after becoming

available for adoption, Layla found a wonderful, loving family who promised to spoil and

care for her for the rest of her life! We love happy endings!

If you witness someone hurting an animal, or if you see an animal that looks sick, injured

or like it does not have adequate food, water or shelter please contact us.

All calls and emails are kept confidential.

Report animal cruelty to our hotline at 419-891-9777 or via email to cruelty@toledoareahumanesociety.org.

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“Do Not Feed” List: Foods that are off-limits For Pets

If you’re like us, your pets are part of the family. However, that doesn’t mean

that Fluffy or Fido should eat the same foods your human family members

are eating. Foods that are safe for humans can be toxic and even deadly

to your pet. Thanks to the American Society for the Prevention of

Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), below is a list of things you should never

feed your furry friends:

• Alcohol - Alcoholic beverages act as a depressant on your pet’s

nervous system and can potentially cause problems such as vomiting,

diarrhea, decreased coordination, difficulty breathing and even death.

• Avocados - Avocados contain a chemical called persin, which is

harmless to humans but can be toxic to dogs. Birds and rodents are also sensitive to avocado poisoning.

• Chocolate, Coffee or anything with caffeine - Chocolate, coffee and products with caffeine contain a substance called

methylxanthines, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, excessive thirst and/or panting, seizures, dehydration and even

death. • Gum & Candy - many sweet treats, baked goods and even toothpaste contain a chemical called xylitol, which can

cause lowered blood sugar levels and even liver failure. • Grapes & Raisins - Scientists aren’t sure what chemical in grapes

and raisins is to blame, but eating these fruits can cause kidney failure in both dogs and cats. • Milk - adult animals do not

have enough lactase (the enzyme required to digest lactose) to digest milk and milk-based products which can cause

digestive upset.• Onions, Garlic & Chives - Each of these can cause red blood cell damage in pets. While cats are more at

risk, eating larger quantities can also make dogs sick. • Raw/Undercooked Meat, Eggs and Bones - While feeding your pet

raw meat or bones may seem like a natural and healthy option, it can be very deadly to domestic pets. Raw meat and

raw eggs can contain Salmonella and E. coli that can be harmful to pets. • Tuna & Other Raw Fish - not only does tuna

lack the nutrients cats need, but too much can lead to mercury poisoning. An enzyme also found in raw fish can destroy

vitamin B1 and lead to neurological disorders. • Uncooked dough - Small amounts of bread are ok as treats, but un-

cooked yeast dough can rise and cause gas to accumulate in your pet’s digestive system. Not only can this be painful, it

can also cause the stomach or intestines to rupture.

If you suspect your pet has eaten any of these foods, please contact your veterinarian immediately.

Like us on Facebook! Thank you so much to everyone who has already “liked” us on Facebook! We greatly

appreciate all of the support, comments and encouragement we receive on our page.

We also very much enjoy getting updates about TAHS alumni, so if you’ve adopted your

pet(s) from us, we’d love to hear how they’re doing! Photos are also encouraged!

If you haven’t visited our Facebook page yet, you don’t know what you’re missing! We

often post photos of adoptable pets, pets celebrating their adoption day, animals in

need of foster homes and much more! “Like” us today!

Www.facebook.com/ToledoHUmane

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2013 Animal Tails Summer Camps Animal Tails Summer Camps are back! We offer a variety of single-day and multi-day camps that are perfect for animal

lovers ages 5-14 years old! Whether you’re passionate about pups, you flip over frisky felines, or you have a soft spot for

pocket pets, we’ve got a camp just for you! Single-day camps are just $25 for each two hour session. Multi-day camps are

two hours a day for 3 consecutive days for only $75 each! For a full list of camps and their descriptions, visit our website

at www.ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org. Space is limited, so register online today!

Have Your Birthday Party at TAHS! Make your child's birthday a unique experience by spending it with the furry friends at TAHS! Birthday party packages are

available for children ages 6-12 years old and includes 2 hours of animal-themed fun for

up to 15 children. Your child's party will be hosted by one of our Education

Coordinators to ensure that each birthday party is a memorable experience. You and

your party guests will receive a tour of TAHS, play two animal-themed games, and a

visit with a furry friend. Plus, your special birthday boy or girl will get the opportunity

to name a new arrival to TAHS, giving that pet a great start to a new life. Each child in

your party will also receive a goodie bag with a coloring book, an animal rescue

bracelet, and kid-friendly tasty treats.

Personalize your child's party with your own decorations, food, beverages, birthday

cake and paper products. Birthday parties are $100 for a two-hour time slot. A $50

non-refundable deposit is required at time of reservation.

Reservations must be made at least 3 weeks in advance please.

The birthday party room is available on the third weekend of each month.

Fridays - 4 - 6 p.m. or 5 - 7:00 p.m. • Saturdays - 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Call 419-482-7106 to reserve your party today!

Single-Day Camps: Multi-Day Camps:

• Canine Coaching • Animal Kingdom

• CSI for Animals • Careers with Animals

• Dog Lovers • Cat Tails

• Doggie Makeover • Purebred/Mutt Camp

• Frisky Feline Fun • Pocket Pet Palooza - New!

• Fur, Fins & Feathers

• Mini Furball Fun

• Operation Pet Search

• Horsin’ Around - New!

• Paws-itively Safe - New!

• Pet Photography - New!

• Rockin’ Reptiles - New!

During each program, campers will:

• Take a tour of TAHS

• Make fun crafts related to their camp topic

• Play animal-themed games

• Meet some of our four-legged friends

• Meet TAHS Mascot, George

• Talk to guest speakers and enjoy camp-related

presentations

“My daughter enjoyed the Careers with Animals camp so much that she talked about it for weeks

afterward. I just know she’s going to work with animals when she grows up.” ~ Mary T.

Animal Tails Summer Camps Run June through August - Sign Up Today!

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Wish Upon a Paw

Even if you're not ready to adopt a pet of your own, there are plenty of other ways to

support the animals here at TAHS. Our Wish List includes items that help us with

day-to-day care of the animals, as well as items that help with animal enrichment and

behind-the-scenes activities. Some of our most used, most needed items are:

• Canned dog and cat food • Dog and cat toys

• Small, soft dog and cat treats • Gas gift cards for our Cruelty Dept.

• Fresh veggies (for our pocket pets) • Rubbing alcohol & peroxide

• Peanut butter (for dog enrichment) • Paper towels

• New or gently used towels & blankets • Bleach

Donations can be dropped of during open hours Tuesday through Sunday

We Couldn’t Do it without Our Donors! Karnik Pet Lodge is family owned and operated and was founded by the Bauman

Family in May of 1973. Karnik offers doggie daycare, overnight pet lodging,

bathing, and pet loss services spread out over three locations in Toledo, Waterville,

and Ann Arbor, MI. Karnik also offers exciting monthly themed activities for your

pooch to engage them in new, unique, and exciting ways to expend their energy.

The Bauman Family has a long standing relationship with the Toledo Area Humane Society dating back to the mid

80’s when Ray Bauman was a participating member of the TAHS board. Since then, Ray’s son, Ryan, has worked

closely with TAHS volunteers and employees in continuing to further the TAHS mission. Karnik Pet Lodge loves

TAHS and is proud to offer support in many ways including sponsorship of their annual Bark in the Park, the Fur Ball,

and recently the ASPCA $100K Challenge, where Karnik provided adoption bags for the adoptive families to take

home with their new pet.

The Karnik Family is pleased to work closely with the TAHS family and

looks forward to continuing this long standing relationship.

Karnik Pet Lodge is celebrating its 40th Anniversary of providing

superior pet care services. Please stop by anytime and tour any one of

their 3 facilities; their friendly staff would absolutely love

to meet you and your pet!

We would like to take this opportunity to thank each of our generous and dedicated sponsors. Without the support

of sponsors like Karnik and many others who partner with us for events, promotions and other projects, we could

not continue to help animals in our community. Be sure to check out our August 2013 newsletter for our next Donor

Spotlight!

If your organization or business is interested in sponsorship opportunities, please contact our Marketing and Special

Events Manager at 419-891-0591 or ccondit@toledoareahumanesociety.org.

Thank you to those who made donations to the

Toledo Area Humane Society

Barking ovations

Everyday we are thankful and appreciative to the individuals and groups who care for animals as much as we do

and make the decision to donate their time, efforts and/or money to help in whatever way they can.

“Barking Ovations” are our little way of saying thank you!

Barking Ovations to Annie Bennett! Annie had her birthday party

here at TAHS on March 16 and in lieu of birthday gifts, Annie asked

her guests to bring donations for our animals. Together they

donated over 130 cans of dog and cat food, pet toys, cleaning

supplies, gift cards and other goodies. Four paws up for Annie and

her friends!

Barking Ovations to Josh Swagler who also collected donations for

TAHS in celebration of his 10th birthday party. Josh collected 50 cans of dog and cat food, several bags of kitty litter,

dog treats and various cleaning supplies. Thank you Josh!

Barking Ovations to Kennedy Carey who also invited her friends from

her Nature Club of Northwood to join her at TAHS for her birthday party.

The girls’ Nature Club donated $75 to TAHS so we can buy new toys for

the animals. Thanks girls!

Barking Ovations to John Longthorne with Valle Homes, and Daryl and

Jill Moreau, for making possible the new windows in our small dog and

puppy room, as well as in our unavailable holding kennels. The new

windows brighten up the rooms and the pups are enjoying the fresh air

as the weather is warming up. Thank you all so much!

Barking Ovations to Trisha Romeo and Serendipity Photography for

donating their time, talent and passion to create a whimsical and

colorful mural and photographs for our small dog and puppy room.

more Barking Ovations:

New mural in our small dog and puppy room.

Thank you Annie and friends for all the donations!

Nature Club girls meet TAHS Mascot , George!

We often get requests from kids and groups looking for things that they can do to make

a difference for the animals at TAHS. If your kids or service group are interest in ways

they can help, please visit our website under “Volunteering” and click on “Service

Learning Projects” in the left-hand column.

Daisy Troop - 10810 & Waterville Troop

Meadowvale Elementary School

Maumee Valley Country Day School

3rd and 4

th Graders

St. Catherine of Siena School

St. Joan of Arc School 1st Grade Class

Mike and Kim Hanophy

Alison Zajkowski

Amanda Theiman

Bennett Venture Academy

Boys & Girls Club of East Toledo

Brownie Troops 10421 & 10459

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Thank you to those who made donations to the Toledo Area Humane Society

In Honor of family or friends, both pets and people

November 25, 2012 through March 21, 2013

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Honors and Tributes Ellen Adler

Jules and Elaine Isaacson

Dr. George Baibak

Jennine Biabak

Frank Benedick

Sandra and John Kreger

Jessica Bruns-Frey

Alice Bruns

Phyllis Buehrer

Larry and Janet Cochran

Chance, Wylie and Niko

Deborah Rasmusson

John Chilcote

Brett Cunningham

Toby Clancy

Evan Clancy

Yolanda Cousino

Rosanne Gac

James Culp

Stephanie Culp

Leo Deiger

Scott Armey

Delaney Dempsey

Sharon Adlington

Beverly Dennis

Kathy Schramko

Susan Dittes

Nick Dittes

East Suburban Animal Clinic

Clifford Smith

Margaret Eckert

John and Julie Cunningham

Colleen Fischer

Katherine Withrow

Amy Garry

Pierce Reed

Betty Globig

Stephen Shawaker

Roger Goranson

Amanda Foeller

Gary Gorniak

Vance and Karen Tavitian

Michel Grames

Bob and Kristy Grames

Bob Greenway

Cassandra Pan

Nancy Harrington

Catherne Bartel

Olivia and Madeline Helton

Julie Helton

Lynn Hinkle

Lisa Ramm

Robert Hopperton

Mark Bonner

Elyse Schemenauer

Kathleen Norris

Eric Scholler

Renee Scholler

Carol Schwartz

Roseann Hudzinski

Maggie Sheperd

Joseph and Deborah Sheperd

Wil Skaff

Paul and Katherine Skaff

Mackenzie Slagle

Kirkland and Julie Mizerek

Joe and Emily Slagle

Krista Speier

Renee Scholler

Barbara Stein

Mark Bonner

Lynda Stern

William Gaydos

Bob Swartz

Tina Noble

Sharon Tyminski

Holly Helminski

Sheila Wentz

Sandra and John Kreger

Gary Willoughby

SPCA Albrecht Center Staff

Gretchen Zyndorf

David and Noreen Fockler

Belle

Jeffrey Sullivan

Bella, Marie and Jazz

Hillary Faust

Bella and Simba

Tiffany Schad

Callie

Patricia Beam

Frankie

Chris Jan

Hazel

Cory Lofquist

Donating is easy! To make a donation in honor or memory of a friend or loved

one, either two-legged or four-legged, visit our website at

www.ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org

Click on “Donate Now” to fill out a secure

online donation form.

You can also stop by our office at

1920 Indian Wood Circle

Maumee, OH 43537

D. Lee Johnson

Donald Johnson

John and Debbie Johnson

Amy Vondrak

Greg Justus

Katherine Withrow

Katrina Lallo

Melanie Hauer

John Leonard

Serendipity Photography

Carol, Cary, Adam and Sam Loos

Cynthia Vromand

Patricia Lozny

Katy Plany

Jennifer Ludwig

Sherrie Chaney

Wendy DeBord

Suzanne Hagelberg

Laurie Liebich

Charles and Sheryl McKeown

Cathy Nelson

Marilyn and William Nieckarz

Linda Sofo

Joan and Leo Windle

Sharon McCord

Brett Cunningham

Jill Moreau

Joan Black

Jeff Netter

Jill Netter

Lauren Norden

Tom and Lisa Kilcorse

Gloria O’Toole

Shannon Wilson

Joni Ockuly

Carol Coe

Jan Widdel

John Pavlica

John and Jeanne Peschel

Carol Peschel

John and Jeanne Peschel

Alice Resnick

Janet Bauer

Rick Rickman

Elisabeth Mallory

Margaret Roberts

Richard Baum

Robert and Amy Goldberg-Alberts

Miriam Krause

Bonnie Mitchell

Bennett and Hedva Romanoff

Moshe and Meira Saks

Ruslan and Mindy Slutsky

Daneen Zureich

Molly Roman

Phillip Ranney

Linda Schafer

Daryl and Jill Moreau

Josie

Margie Zientek

Maggie

Judy Purpuard

Mitzi and Prizzy

Barbara Fowler

Peaches

Ellen Wyman

Petie and Cuddles

Patricia Neuhart

Rachel, Noam, Rhubarb and Quincey

Michael Loegering

Roz, Jack and Pak

Patrick and Kate Dougherty

Sofie

Thaddeus Cochran

Striker

Shelley Hennessy

In Loving Memory

Jeanne Belding

Stanley and Dona Lepiarz

Rory Bell

Craig and Tonya Bell

Maggie Bell

Frank and Sally Nemth

Molly Bennett

Apollo, Zeus, and Moses Green-Jones

Don Bermeister

Mark and Sandy Renius

Donald Bigney

Jeffrey and Christine Gilbert

Timothy and Diana Janney

Fred and Ann Lux

Donald and Karen McConnaughy

Janet Gillespie Pratt

Telecom Pioneers

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David Dierker

Nelson and Carol Bodi

Julie Bowers

Al and Sharon Bremer

Christine Brenot

James and Randi Brower

Jeff Hamsey

Roberty and Amy Kasprzak

Dale and Gerri Musser

Randy Okely

Kenneth and Maureen Thornton

Marie Dougherty

Donna Scowden

Rayleen Draeger

William and Judy Huss

Winifred Draper

Frank and Virginia Nagy

Jeffrey Dudley

Debbie Downey

Amy Hulsen

Bill and Stacy Nicholas

Nancy Oberdorf

Rick and Paula Radocy

Denise Weinstein

Mimi Duvall

John and Kim Cabacum

Donna Duvick

Ila Knapik

Kenneth Easterling

Gloria Jacobs

Gwen Ehresman

Melanie Komon

Toby Elendt

Gena Barber

Carin Engelbert

Carol Brown

Mary Espen

James O’Bryant

Rosanna Pantaleo

Deborah Pratt

Millie Fleming

Michael and Andrea Fleming

Summer Fondessy

Cheryl Winter

Frances Forthome

Patricia Forthome

Ian Flutz

Herbert and Diane Fultz

Marjorie Ganchou

Jerry and Sharon Tomassor

Kathleen Ganzi

The Ganzi Family

Randall Garber

Suzanne Frantz

Sal Garcia

Diane Garcia

William and Judy Huss

Cliff Gotshall

James Jones

In Loving Memory - continued

Louise Bisel

Mary Brunkhorst

Greg Bloomfield

Austin Gates

Patricia Borgess

Dirk Broersma

Larry and Lynn Cox

Donald Dorwart

Borgess/Ellison Family

Carol Hasbrouck

Charles Kohler

Scott and Meg Melvin

Larry Miller

Fred and Ruth Miller

Olivia Murphy

OSU Physicians Inc.

Joanne Ward

Julie Bowers

Wendy and Jim Floyd

Carolyn Harris

Jay and Linda Hoffman

James and Freda Lang

Betsy Lashaway

Sandy Snyder

R.C. Southward

James and Judith Stewart

Marilyn Broadway

Tim and Patricia Zorn

Thelma Burk

Martin and Laurie Dauer

Richard Burke

Bradd and Diane Smith

Shirley Carlson

Robert and Sandra Falk

Penny and Cinco Chase

Evan Chase

Jeanne Ciha

Howard and Joan Schegel

Jerry Zaleckit

Taylor Clancy

Evan Clancy

Alliene Clayton

James and Debra Dollar

Marion “Bud” Collins

Gene and Lela Horsman

John and Dorothy Ruskinoff

F. Robert and Karen Steinert

Rozy Conry

Chris and Maureen Conroy

Rose Cousino

Sharon Bell

Naomi Davis

HHWPCAC

Carol and Jeffrey Hoffman

Linda Long

Thelma Weakley

Betty Globig

Ruth Globig

Elaine Globig

Charles and Hattie Olender

Bootsie and Buffy Greenlese

Mandy Baugher

Gordon Griggs

Gloria Jacobs

Dorothy Hannum

David Gomer

Fred Haskins

Kristine Yarcso

Digby Hauden

Katie Byers

Paige, Logan and Madalyn Hayes

John and Rebecca Hoge

Peter and Michele McGowan

Arnold and Felicia Page

Dave and Sue Ann Spiess

Marilee Taylor

Eileen Heckman

Beverly Bingle

Robert Duris

John and Kay Meyer

Todd Murray

Mary Reisinger

Christopher and Patricia Schaal

Ann Schings

Martha Zeitzheim

John Heinrich

Barbara Adams

Russell and Stephanie Beamish

Robert and Marilyn Bender

Paulette Bond

Brad and Jan Dolgin

Nancy Donovan

Raymond and Sara Foreman

Richard and Marci Fuller

Rory and Cheryl Hand

Gene and Mary Jo Hardy

Lou Hibbs

Holly Farms Animal Care Center LLC

Richard and Kelly Isaac

Kathryn and Richard Koop

Patrick Livingston

Todd and Susan Moser

Amy Rockwell

Gladys Rudolph

Shelia Wollet

Gary Yunker

Joe Janney

Al and Susan Kraft

David Konwinski

Raymond and Mary Fall

Karen Ramsay

Keeper Koenigseker

Norman and Joanna Koenigseker

Brandi and Shelbi Krajicek

Daniel and Deborah Krajicek

Mary Kroll

Vicki Kroll

LaVern LaGrange

Diane Frank

Thank you to those who made donations to the Toledo Area Humane Society

In loving memory of family or friends, both pets and people

November 25, 2012 through March 21, 2013 Violet Rose LaGrange

Richard and Carol Moran

Herb Landis

Alan and Patricia Schissler

Marietta Laux

Kenneth and Evelyn Gummow

Silvia Lee

Suresh and Marna Ramnath

James Levison

L Keefer

Del Lockhart

Patricia Cicora

Domino and Pheobe

Jacob and Ilze Lowenstein

John Mann

Paul and Sally Dunlap

Mike and Kim Slagle

Eleanor Sonntag

Jeanne Mason

C. Buhr

Thomas Leffler

Kim Pohlam

Carol Sliwka

Lisa and Allen Taylor

Zoie Mastracci

Judy LaPort

Oscar Maxwell

Cheryl Winter

Robert Mayer

Nancy Abbe

Ralph DeShetler

Lynn and Kenneth Konoff

David and Jean Thebeau

Nigel Mayer

Lindsey Trace

Mary Mazziotti

Craig Cairns

Eleanor Scott McGovern

Robert and Linda Fotoples

Doris Meek

Richard and Susan Bechtel

Carolyn Gisel

Marcia McMahon

Sue Sgro

Norbert Mehling

Mary Lorigan

Gilbert Meyer

Joan Clark

Dennis Middleton

Joanne Kowalski

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Aaron Mileham

Margaret Bechthold

Norma Bunger

Kathleen Culbertson

Lina Hazle

Donald and Carime Kellermeier

Jerome and Patricia Kiolbasa

Jackie Luther

Gary and Maryls Mileham

John and Ruth Mizerek

Arnold and Marlene Reme

Judith Ressler

Sharon Sharfman

Conrad Modonna

Jeffrey and Teresa Acocks

Irene Moore

Wendy Moore

Steve Moser

F. Robert and Brenda Brakenwagen

Marian Petlow

Sabic Polymershapes

Joan Myers

Debra Alexander

Janet Line

Robert and Christine Perrine

Jim and Barb Ryan

Richard and Jean Warner

Dale and Cheryl Youngs

Paul Zam

Clem Napolski

Carolee and Les Schlipf

Diane Nelson

Nancy Huntzinger

Richard Never

Jason Richardson

Daisy Niedzwiecki

Janet Bauer

John Ockuly

Joan Ockuly

Boo Ostafi

Amy Marciniak

Tom Parker

William and Janet Weyandt

June Pasch

Charles and Linda Berning

Joellen Brown

Mary Furlong

Linda Piszchala

Adella Jakubowski

Barbara Jones

Steven and Beth Kutcher

David and Mary McClurg

Suzanne Smith

Gary and Karen Woytyshyn

Allfie Pollock

Grace Pollock

Meynerd Potter

Fritz Byers

Bill Potts

Diane Frank

Hazel Prasek

Walter and Sharon Beckford

Michael Raczko

Virginia Matheny

Harry Recker

Gaye Ayalon

Gretchen Zyndorf

James Renner

Janet Renner

Lilah Rieneckert

Sara Rieneckert

Phillip Roberts

Ruthann Boggs-Roberts

Stuart Roberts

Julie Shapiro

Mark Rohloff

James Berry

Joshua Bittner

Tom and Bonny Ottney

Collin Seward

Michael and Mary Tansey

Patricia Rothenbuhler

Phillip and Annette Breno

Janet Buschmann

Ronald Davies

Wilma Dippman

Gilbert and Gail Keefer

Richard and Carolyn Turturice

Jaques-A-Poodle-Doo

Jeanna Billings

Leo Salas

Martin and Diana Dow

Per Saverstrom

Christine Saverstrom

Bailey Scheff

Judy LaPort

Robert Schetter

Ron Gillen

Gracie Schmidt

Kathryn Alender

Walter Scoble

John and Elizabeth Achinger

Ruth Alge

Leo and Annette Brittson

Warren and Cathy Clark

Margaret and Ray Downing

Richard and Tatiana Foltz

Gary and Linda Hahn

Dennis and Karen Kerekes

Gary and Georgia Koch

Chet and Nora Nowak

John and Gloria Oleary

Retired Toledo Police Officers

Muriel Sindyla

Toledo Police Flower Fund

Guy Selleck

Marty Aubry

Jennifer Hamilton

Joanne Nicolosi

Melissa Purpura

Linda Schwartz

Gregory and Cyntha Smith

David Serdynski

Root Learning Employees and

their pets

Dick Shank

Gloria Shank

Buster Sinay

Judith Sinay

Magnum Slack

Judy LaPort

Dorothy Smith

Shari Smith

Jennifer Suszka

Chuck Szepesi

Nancy Wise

Lorraine Speakman

Karen Marant

Farley Sue

Jane Rayman

Sharon Sullins

Robert and Amy Verhelst

Dianne Szykowny

Dolores Martinez

Martha Tansey

Marianne Brossia

Marsha Morell

Comet Taylor

Gretchen Taylor

Mark Thon

Beth Baily

Patsy and Theodore Clevenz

John and Karla Ring

Maggie Tucker

Myrtle Tucker

Theodore Urzykowski

Robert and Elizabeth Mayer

John Richard Van Camp

Cindy Leffler

Bella Vargo

Phil and Chris Dominque

Blade Veith

Judy LaPort

Dorothy Westmeyer

Thomas and Mary Ann Klockowski

Mary Wunderle

James and Elizabeth Barker

David and Debi Colin

Dean and Amy Dizell

John Eldred

Bob and Susan Horvath

Wanda Jablonski

Karl Knierim

Hack and Mary Stormes

Sean Yourist

Warren and Sherry Yourist

Rose Zajac

Kathleen Jenks

Sue Zimmerman

Janet Forster

Bear

John and Laura Weisenberger

Callie

Roberta Atlas

Casey

Theodore and Caroline Korn

Charlie, Buddy and Peanut

Patricia Gillmore

Corkey

Lindsey Camargo

Daisy

Ann Jackowski

Daisy

Joan Niedzwiecki

Daisy and Angel

Alisa Stenzel

Dozer

Mary Pellioni

Ellie and Maddie

Anne Homan

Emily

Ruth Holt

Frosty

Sandy Adams

Gretzky

Steve DeBarr

Laila

Erik and Elizabeth Sandys

Lobo, Casper, Warlock, Bejay, and Abby

Marie Groves

Madison

Cynthia Coleman

Mickey

Louis and Sue Reiner

Murphy

David Van Hooser

Nigel

Karen Braden

Riley

Nancy Hubbell

Sadie Mae

Joe Hass

Sasha

Joe Hass

Shadow

Janice Polus

Cheryl Addis

Shamey

Susan Hirsch

Sneakers

Mark and Janet Pietrykowski

Snowball

John and Debbie Johnson

Tarie

Frank and Sally Nemeth

Tigger

Roger Mortensen

Zeke, Farley, Mickey, Minnie, and

Bubbles

Roger and Karen Warnock

Correction to January Newsletter:

Whiney

Carl Obst

www.ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org • www.Facebook.com/ToledoHumane

For sponsorship opportunities, please contact ccondit@ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org or 419-891-0591

It’s a day for the dogs as the Toledo Area Metroparks, TAHS and several other local animal rescues and

animal-related vendors come together for the 10th Anniversary of the Metrobarks Festival. Stop by the

TAHS booth and meet some of our adoptable dogs!

Metrobarks will feature the 3rd

Annual Humane Hustle 5K Run/Walk. Two-legged and four-legged runners

and walkers will enjoy a scenic course through Swan Creek Metropark. Pre-register for the Humane

Hustle 5K Run/Walk on or before May 25, 2013 for $17.00, or after May 25 for $20.00. All proceeds

benefit the Toledo Area Humane Society. For more information or to register, visit

www.ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org.

Fetch your sneakers and grab a furry friend for a 1.5- mile journey around Arrowhead Park!

Walk as an individual, or sign up with a team, and collect pledges that directly benefit the

animals here at TAHS. Then, join us on Sunday, May 19 for a day that’s sure to be a blast

for the entire family! Participate in the walk, enjoy activities, music, food, raffles, and more! Register online or use our printable

registration form (available at the shelter or on our website).

To register online or for more information, visit our website at www.ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org or call 419-891-0591.

Presented by:

Saturday, June 8 • Swan Creek metropark

Thank you to our generous sponsors:

4th Annual BIRDIE DOG GOLF OUTING

Monday, August 12

Stone Oak Country Club

Visit our website for details!

1st Annual Zombie Dash 5K

Saturday, October 26

Secor Metropark

Visit our website for details!