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130 years of caring2016 Annual Report
E TherapyRescueHomelessAdoptBondStreet et SpayhealthyRespectAdoptPROTECT NEUTERIt speaks for those of God’s Creatures whocannot speak for themselves, and are toohelpless to protest, too patient to complain.Adam Brown, President HSPCA (1887-1922)AdoptWantedPetsWantedSpayRescuepetsSAFE
Hello Members and SupportersI am delighted to be sharing my first Chair’s message withyou in our very special 130th year of service to community.Over the past year we have continued our primary workin rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming animals in ourcommunity. We could not do this without the extraordinarydedication of our staff and volunteers. Their passion andcommitment to the animals and to our Hamilton/BurlingtonSPCA is truly remarkable.Under the terrific leadership of our CEO Marion Emo, we haveadvanced the conversation in our community to collaborativelyprovide animals with a safe environment. We have savedanimals’ lives and enabled them to find new forever homeswhere they experience boundless love and caring. As ourpopulation ages we will strive to find ways to support people’sability to keep the animals they love in their lives and not haveto make those difficult decisions when life changes - when theycan no longer walk their dog, or seek care for a cat’s treatableillness, and for others, choose between leaving an abusiverelationship or leaving a beloved pet at risk of harm.This starts with our staff and volunteers, our foster familiesand adoption parents, and our students. None of this happenswithout you - our members, donors, and supporters and, thosewho grace the HBSPCA with legacy gifts in their estates as theirforever commitment to the animals.The HBSPCA is well served by a dedicated board of directors. Iam proud to volunteer with this very committed group to helpguide our organization and steward the very precious resourceswe are afforded by our donors and community partners.Juanita Gledhill, Chair, HBSPCA, and BentleyIn this our 130th year our gift to the HBSPCA is to refresh ourVision, Mission and Strategic Plan and to launch a capitalcampaign to improve the living conditions of the animals weserve. We will be renovating our building to ensure the animalsin our care, and those who care for the animals, are in a spacethat is in alignment with best practice standards for animalshelters. We hope you will join us and support us with yourtime, talent, and treasure as we move toward these goals.Animals enrich our lives and our community. The HBSPCA isprivileged to serve them and you as we strive to ensure everyanimal is healthy, safe and wanted. Happy birthday HBSPCA please come celebrate with us!With warm regards,Juanita G. Gledhill (and Bentley’s Mom)Chair, HBSPCA Board of Directors
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3242627282930Father’sDay252016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSDeborah Brown *Melanie deWildt #Barry Dowd Allison Green #Juanita Gledhill, ChairBrittany Holton #Aidan JohnsonJaneen Junaid James Lefebvre *#Maureen MooreJohn Mullen *Joe NemetJaime Stephenson *Margaret StreckerCathy Turner *Karen Uggenti* elected June 2016 end of term June 2016 # resigned in year elected February 2016
Courtesy of the Hamilton Spectator.LOOKING BACK 130 YEARSInspector’s Report 1887: 1st Hamilton SPCA Annual Meeting, April 16, 1888 at Gore Coffee TavernWilliam Kerley was appointed October 27, 1887 and directed to prosecute worst cases of animal abuseand otherwise give warning to offenders. In his First Annual Report: 11 persons fined – ill treatment ofhorses (9) cockfighting (1), pluckinglive chicken (1) Warnings to 125 persons Total expenses 235.16 One investigation of “cruelly treatinglittle girl” Total fines 194.50 Total receipts 602.29 Livery stable providers agreed toprovide transport - horse and buggy for out of City cases.
18192021233024312526272829THE YEAR IN NUMBERS. RESCUE. REHAB. REHOME.2,198 ANIMALS RESCUED1,106 INVESTIGATIONS OF ANIMALS AT RISKThe Companion Animal Hospital touches the lives of about4,500 companion animals a year. Most procedures are spay/neuter surgeries.4,010 CATS AND DOGS SPAY/NEUTERED3002,2911,4196street catsfamily owned petsHBSPCA adoptable petsCommunity Clinics4,000 ANIMALS MICROCHIPPED!Every animal treated at the Companion Animal Hospitalwhether an owned pet or an adoptable pet is microchippedand rabies vaccinated.1907 animals adopted300 youths in Critter Camps400 pet visits to children,youth and seniors220 volunteers giving theirtime and talent30 dedicated foster families
The Dr. Jean Rumney Award honours thosewho have shown outstanding commitment anddedication to the animals and community servedby the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA.DR. JEAN RUMNEY AWARD: PAST RECIPIENTSCindy Suffoletta1983 – Mr. John C. Bryan1983 – Mr. T.A. Perry1984 – Mr. C. Smart1986 – Jenny Walden1987 – Betty White1988 – Dr. Larry Belbeck1989 – Dr. Dudley Collins1990 – Alice Sawbridge1990 – Tom Cherington1991 – Sidney H. Sandler1994 – Dorothy McGregor1995 – Terry Cooke1996 – Frances Ganski1997 – A.K. German1998 – Edna Whitbread1999 – Mike Field2001 – Marilyn Hawkrigg2002 – Joyce Anderson2002 – Ingeborg Jung2003 – Barbara Watson2004 – Donna Calvert2005 – Albert O’Hanian2006 – SPCA Volunteers2007 – Tom Jackson2008 – Elizabeth O’Brien2009 – Dan McLean2010 – HBSPCA Staff2011 – Don Wallace2012 – Dr. Anna Perlikowski2013 – Julie Brooks2014 – Vivian LaFlamme2015 – Jesse (Judy & Keith Howard)2016 – Margaret Strecker
23242728293031S41118255CINDY SUFFOLETTA2017 RECIPIENT OF THE HBSPCA DR. JEAN RUMNEY AWARDAs far back as I can remember I have always loved animals,forever bringing home anything that needed a home, much tomy mother’s protests.As I considered a career, I initially started in the animal fieldstudying to be an animal health technician but changed my pathand began working with at risk youth.12As my own family got older and I had more time to devote tovolunteering, I recognized that cats in Hamilton were another atrisk population and I started volunteering with a local cat rescue.19I soon realized it didn’t matter how many cats got adopted,there were always more to save. So a friend and I got togetherand thought, in order to continue to help cats and reducethe numbers born each year, we must go to the source of theproblem. We hit the streets and formed Hamilton Street Cats.26Hamilton Street Cats’ goal is to reduce the number of cats livingon the streets in Hamilton through Trap/Neuter/Return/Monitor(TNR-M) – an approach to spay/neuter and rabies vaccinate asmany cats as possible and return them to their territory. Thisprevents more cats being born and gradually, the populationdeclines. We know too that education is key; we speak with thepublic about best practices and resources available to caretakersof street cats to help the cats they care for and keep bothcaretakers and cats safe.Not only does Hamilton Street Cats promote TNR/M, we alsoraise money and help caretakers cover the costs of spay andneuter surgeries. Cat lovers want to do the right thing! This pastyear, Hamilton Street Cats is proud to have joined HamiltonCommunity Cat Network, a collaborative to expand our impacton cat population issues.I am humbled to be a recipient of the Jean Rumney Award. I and mycolleagues are just a few among many who want to help in so manyways, big and small, to ensure all cats are healthy, safe and wanted.
Mike Field, former HBSPCA staff and Wiggle Wagglefounder cuts the event ribbon with Terry Cooke andTom Jackson at the 2nd annual Wiggle Waggle Walk in 1990
SEP2017SMTWTFS12THESE PAWS ARE MADE FOR WALKIN’Friends of homeless and neglected animals have beenwalking for the cause for 28 years. Down by the Bay,Gage Park, and Confederation Park. Thank you.For more information, visit 61718192021222324252627282930
LOOKING BACKFinancial Statements and program information presented atthe 1946 Annual General Meeting for the Hamilton Society forthe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.Name
16 FINANCIAL SUMMARY1516171819202122232425262728293031Operating Revenue Program fees: Contributions: Fundraising: Grants: Bequests: Investment and other: Membership and Merchandise:Total: 673,056 573,913 432,692 191,561 154,190 108,348 69,162 2,202,922Operating ExpensesSalaries and BenefitsOperating ExpensesTotal 928,908 1,202,129 2,131,037Revenues (deficiency) over expensesbefore other itemsAmortization of capital assetsAmortization of government assistanceGain on sale of capital assetsUnrealized gain on investmentsExcess of revenues over expenses 77,185( 114,709) 37,966 57,522 579,418 632,082Halloween2016 Audited Statements for the HBSPCA prepared by SB Partners available at www.hbspca.com
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324252627282930DaylightSavingsTime endsRemembranceDayGivingTuesdayWhat follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday? Giving Tuesday!The new Canadian movement for giving and volunteering isNovember 28th, 2017. It marks the “opening day” of the givingseason where companies and individuals come together to rally fortheir favourite causes.MIRACLES HAPPEN EVERY DAY: MEET HONEY BEEInjured shortly after birth, “Honey Bee” spent the first fivemonths of her life under the watchful, caring eye of anHBSPCA foster family. Bee suffered from a badly brokenback leg as well as deformed front legs. Following herdiagnosis, the decision was made to amputate the back leg.Bee learned quickly how to adapt to her surroundings andthis happy, resilient pup has been brightening her foreverhome ever since.
ONE UNSPAYED FEMALE GIVES BIRTH TO 4 KITTENSMALEFEMALE8 MONTHS LATER16 MONTHS LATERNameAdapted from the Calgary Humane Society
irst day ofHanukkah17181920Last day 1New Year’sEve27EVERYWHERE A CAT“The hardest to find homes for are cats” (HamiltonNews, August 11, 1950). True for decades. But changeis afoot. Spay/neuter is becoming common, accessibleand affordable. And, across Canada, adopting a pet isbecoming the standard, shelter intake is down, and returnto owner rates are increasing.Paws up to PetSmart Charities of Canada for making adifference in Hamilton. By the end of 2017, PetSmartCharities will have subsidized 1900 cat spay/neuters atthe HBSPCA for family owned cats, supporting pet parentswho do the right things for their furry feline friends. E
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JAN2018SMT1WTFS23456910111213New Year’sDay78CANADA 150HBSPCA 130Today, the HBSPCA remains inextricably linked withcommunity building, nurturing respect for all living things,and supporting people and their pets whom for many arethe most significant relationships in their lives.Help us mark 130 years of service in Canada’s 150thbirthday and donate a day of caring at 250 to be matchedby a local business.Find out more at www.hbspca.com141516171819202122232425262728293031
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tine’sDay ING BACK: AASTHAI have been volunteering with the HBSPCA for almost twoyears. I started as a Leader in Training at Summer CritterCamp where I interacted with kids and explored all theways that animals positively affect our lives.And now, early every Saturday morning, I pick up cats andkittens at the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA and bring them toPetSmart in Ancaster for adoption. I set up their temporaryhome, prep their adoption files and meet with potentialadopters to see if we can make a forever match.My love of animals started early in my life. I have alwayswanted to help animals, learn more about them, and helppeople have good relationships with them.I’m in grade 12 and will be attending the University ofGuelph in the fall to study Animal Biology. I hope to attendVeterinary school.There is a role for everyone at the HBSPCA andvolunteering has been a great way for me to learn, andgive back to the community and to the animals.
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2018SM411T512W613MART714FSWHERE IS KITTY’S HOME?This is an all too frequent question in neighbourhoods,among rescue groups, at Hamilton Animal Services, and theHBSPCA. There could be as many 35,000 homeless cats inour community.1238910Too many cats find themselves abandoned by theirowners or lost, and fending for themselves on the streets,in back yards, in industrial parks. Some are cared forby neighbourhood caregivers who take responsibility tosafely feed street cats or community cats and ensure somemeasure of shelter from the elements.17Cat parenting is variable and ownership is fluid. Ownedcats might be indoor cats only, have limited outdoor access,or be mostly outdoor. Some cats get lost, become stray andproduce more cats – now living on the street. And some catsare feral, having little or no familiar contact with people.1516DaylightSavingsTime startsSt Patrick’sDay1819202122232425262728293031There is a solution for street cats.Make a difference and keep our cats healthy, safe and wanted.Take responsibility.Fix your cat.Micro chip your cat.Help all cats get fixed.Find out how at www.hbspca.comSheltering has Struggled with CatsSHELTERING HAS STRUGGLED WITH CATSGood First DayFriday of PassoverCat “Ownership” Un-ownedStrayFeralCommunity Cats, Fluid “Ownership”Adoptability/Perceived ValueCourtesy of the British Columbia SPCA
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PRFS34567101112131417241825192620272128GIVING BACK-ANIMAZINGI didn’t grow up with a dog, but as a youngster I was alwayshelping local critters. As a young adult, I adopted my firstdog 49 years ago from the Hamilton SPCA which was thenon Parkdale! Animals bring joy to my life and I’m a firmbeliever that they all deserve a second chance.Animazing Pet Spa is a small business. Since we openedin 2006, our sponsorship has always been focused onanimals first. Over the years Animazing has supported theannual ‘Rescued’ calendar and Picture your Pet with Santa.In addition, we purchase tickets for both the Spring andFall lotteries for our staff and this year we raised funds onNational Cupcake Day all for the animals.Anyone who adopts a dog from the HBSPCA receives a giftcertificate from Animazing for a bath, blow-dry, brush andof course loving care for their new pooch. Every day, Isee the joy that these pets and new family members bringto people’s lives.I am proud to belong to a community of passionate peoplein small businesses who make a difference in the lives ofhomeless animals.I encourage everyone to consider adopting or donating tothe animals. E
1946 -Junior Ladies’ Auxiliary.Anne Watson, Betty White,Mary Lucas & Betty Marshall
42526293031Mother’sDay20VictoriaDay2728RAISING FRIENDS AND FUNDS ALL FOR THE ANIMALSThe HSPCA’s Women’s Committee was instrumental inbuilding the HSPCA’s first shelter in 1949.What a force forthe animals they were – bundling newspapers for 14.00 aton for Dominion Glass during the second world war, andfor years holding garage and lawn sales, bridge games, bakesales, draws and open houses.On June 7, 1996, the Women’s Committee handed acheque for 50,000 to the HSPCA Board of Directors forthe new shelter built on Dartnall Road.Hats off to Betty White, Edna Whitbread, Peggy Tucker,Betty Beamsley, Inga Jung, Glynis White and DorrenDustan, and, Joyce Anderson and Frances Ganski (1996).
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3Father’sDay24252627282930A HOME FOR ALLSick, injured, unwanted it doesn’t matter. There is a home for allat our shelter and beyond.Marshall: Age is just a numberMarshall first made an appearance at the HBSPCA in 2010 from ashelter in Belleville that was out of space. He found a forever homequickly and settled in. It was heartbreaking to find Marshall as astray in 2017. Marshall had a significant growth on his side thatturned out to be cancerous, and needed to be removed. Finding ahome for a senior dog with a likelihood of returning tumors mightbe difficult, but it was only a short visit for Marshall before a familyfell in love with him and wanted to give him a loving home for hisgolden years.Tripod BeansBeans had it rough from the start! Birthing complications causedBeans to come into this world with a deformed leg and tail. He wassurrendered to the shelter as a newborn and was hand-raised withlove. You wouldn’t know that he only has three legs, as he can keepup with two dogs and a cat in his new family!Chelsea beats the oddsA hand-raised miracle puppy, Chelsea fought the odds. She andher 4-day old siblings arrived at the shelter after their mom passedaway from birth complications. The pups were hand fed, butChelsea was struggling. At just 8 days old, her lungs were failingher. Thanks to a network of supporters, and mobile oxygen tanks,Chelsea pulled through and is now living the good life in herforever home.One-eyed OdinOdin arrived at just three weeks of age with a badly damaged eye.The eye was quickly assessed, and the damage was too severe torepair it. The eye was removed and Odin recovered in foster care,where his foster family decided he would stay forever.
Edward AarlahtChristine AdamczykBarbara AdamsPenny AdriaanseIrene AitkenChristine AllanPatricia AllanRoger AllardMoya AllenShariffah AlsagoffHerta AmbrosimovPaul AndersonTami AndersonHelen AntikianPatricia Antinori-BoxCinzia AntonelliOlive ArkellCatherine ArmitRoseanne ArmstrongLynn ArmstrongBrenda AtkinSonya AtkinsonDorothy AuldMargot BakerPhyllis BalasSue BantingConnie BaranowskiLindsay BarberLillian BastaracheGrace BaswickLinda BaughanGeorge BeadleJacqueline BeaudinAnita BebasColleen BeckPaula BeckLana Beck-MillerMelissa BellinghamAnna BelusiakKimberley BenderDonna BenoitLen BerryHelen BertinKathleen BewerMarlize BeyersAnne BialachowskiJennifer BialikRuth BielawskiPam BiglowStarleen BillyardSylvia BinghamSusanne BirdsellJo-Ann BishopRobert BishopEvelyn BlainEric BoeckRuth BoltonLinda BootlandJodie BoucherGeraldine BowenJennifer BoykoBonnie BramwellLynn BroganAdele BrookesNancy BrownKara BrownRobert BruceRuth BryantAudrey BrycelandSuzanne BrydgesMarion BuckleyPatricia BuddKelly BuehlerWilliam BuhayCheryl BurgessPamela BurnsKaren BurridgeWinnifred BurtonAllison CalderDavid CameronJeffrey CampbellEileen CampbellMichelle Capriotti-LeggatLoretta CardSharine CaronCarol CarrKaren CarruthersYvonne CarruthersJames CaskenetteLinda CelesteSilvia D’AgrumaMarilyn DallasMichael D’AmicoCarrie DavidsonLynn DavidsonMair DaviesSusan DaviesKaren De BenedictisSonja De PauwGladys DeagleSuzanne DeanJulie DeaneBrenda DebaichHelen DebickiJulia DeFariaIrene DesjardinsGail DesRochesJayne DevisonSandra DietrichRhonda DixonAndy DmytryshynDonna DonaldJean DonaldsonMargaret DonnellyJoan DuguidPatricia EagerMarjolijn EckerGarry EckertMichelle GagnonJennifer GainRosslyn GalanteBarbara GalwayRenee GarbinHeide GarbotChristina GarnerCherie GatesElisabeth GedgeHeidi GemmillGeorgina GibbonsNick GibsonErica GieseSandra GillDiane GillespiePatricia GlavacAnn GlendenningMary GloverIvan GluhakDavid GoodbrandAdrian GordonLynne GrahamBrenda GrahamCarolyn GrayDarren GriffithsDaniel GrossHeidi GroverHakam GulamhusseinMargaret HoughtonKelly HouleStephanie HounsellCyndi HowardIrena HowardPatricia HughesBernadette HughesDavid HunterRichard Hunter-WolffGregory HutchisonElizabeth InmanAdriana IvanJohn IvelRyan IversonLillian IwanowskiKarin JacobsenChristina JagerVera JamiesonMartin JanacekTracy JarvisJolanta JasonBev JensonLisa JohnsonAlice JohnsonLisa JohnsonLorelle JohnsonPamela Johnson-SearsDorothy JolliffeMary Ann KraweskyBen KrizRosemary KrugerAmy KszystonIrene KuikLynn KupchankoMira KutaKenneth KyleDorothy LacourseRobert LambCynthia LambertKaren LambertJoan LambertusDawn LarkinBetty LarmanJanie LauerSylvia LavigneShirley LaycockSusan LeBlancMary LempPhilip LemyreMichael LevesqueSusan LewisSherry-Lee LewisDebbie LewisMary LindoSandra LindsayJoyce LingMerle McCombeBeverly McConnellLarry McConnellDebbie McCroryPatricia McDermottGail McGheeTracey McGrawNicole McGregorAngela McGuiganSharon McIlvaneyDavid McInnisDorothy McIntyreDavid McKeonChristine McKerlieNancy McKinlayAndrea McLaughlinKarin McLaughlinRose McLaughlinDiana McLoughlinWilliam McMasterBruce McMickingColin McMurrayDebbie McNaughtonSiobhan McRaeStuart J McVittieNicole MephamDenise MichalakSandra MillerMONTHLY GIVING – ALL FOR THE ANIMALS, 10 YEARS OR MOREPatricia ChattenGary CheesemanClark ChickJennifer ChurchSalvatore CipollaLorna ClarkPauline ClarkBeverley CliftonWard CluffSusan ColeDeborah CollierLynne CollinsJudy CookShelley Cook-MillerElaine CooperAnnette CoulasElizabeth CouprieMelanie CoutuSandra CowanEthel CoxSusan CrawfordElizabeth CrickmoreMichelle CronmanLois CrossCheryl CruickshankAudrey CruickshanksCarol-Ann CullenSandra CummingsDorothy DachMurray EdwardsMary EganAndrew ElliotChristina ElliottNancy ElyShirley EmerySteven EmiglioTimothy EppLinda EpplettKaren EspirituKristine EspirituMedy EspirituDoreen FallaNick FallettaCharles FearsMargaret FeatherstoneAllison FeierabendTerri FinchJames FinlaysonRosemary FisherDaryl FleggSusan FletcherMyrtle FolkesBret ForanKimberley FranklinPaul 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MannekeAnita MaraszkiewiczRobert MarinicMavis MarkhamLorraine MarshallLynne MartinBeverly MartinVivien MasottiJennifer MatternIrene MauriceDenise McCaffertyBarbara McCammonBarbara MccardleChuck MillerJill MillsSusan MillwardPenny MittonMary MolnarJean MonighanBeverly MooreLinda MooreRohan MooreElizabeth MooreLeslie MoranMargo MoranBarbara MorganMary MorrisDeborah MorrisonJean Claude MorrissetteColin MowbrayGisele MuirV. MullerEdith MunroeElaine MurrayShirley MushingRhae NaphanWilliam NelsonDavid NelsonRobert NesbittJoan NewellAnnette NicholsonRiann NicolDenis NicolCarole NixonJeanne NorrisRona NoxonKaren O’BrienAnn Marie OgdenElizabeth O’GradyTheresa O’HalloranDoris OldermanisKenneth OrmerodColleen O’RourkeJ. OrtizPam OveryMelissa PailleTeresa PalaPeter PannozzoLisa PaolucciElsa PappCharmane PappsMichael ParayeskiRobert ParkerJustin ParryMarion ParsonAntonella PasqualeJoyce PasquierKimberly PatersonDouglas PattisonTimothy PaulLeonard PayneJennifer PearsonBrenda PecaricStanley PeckSheila PepperMargit PereiraJorge Perez-VelaHeather PerryMary PetchRobert PhillipsRobert PickvanceAnna Marie PietrantonioJan PillarLeanne PlattJudy PlunkettLouise PollardBlair PollardWilliam PooleHolly PotterJane PowellPam PowellJon PowellKaren PowellKaren PowellMarilyn PresuttiMary Jane PriceRussell PriceLisa ProutJoan ProwseColleen PyneKari QuinZeltite RacePeter RadixRuth Rafuse
WE COULDN’T DO IT WITHOUT YOU!CORPORATE SPONSORS:Lori Birbari (Judy Marsales Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage) ERen’s Pets Depot E Royal Canin E Skedaddle Humane Wildlife ControlFUNDING PARTNERS:Petsmart Charities of Canada E Hamilton Spectator SummerCamp Fund E Canada Summer Jobs ProgramCOMMUNITY PARTNERS:Outreach Partners: Banyan Community Services EMcMaster University Faculty of Social Sciences E Positive PupsE Petsmart Ancaster E Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic DistrictSchool Board E Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board EPLUS, our Pet Visiting program partners: 17 Long Term Care andAdult Day Programs E 2 Special Needs Classrooms E 2 LibraryLiteracy Programs E Mackids and the West 5th In/OutpatientMental Health program.Spay/Neuter Program Partners: CLINICS: Blue Cross AnimalHospital E The Cat Clinic E Community Veterinary Outreach EUpper Ottawa Animal Hospital E Beattie Animal Hospital (StoneyCreek, Ancaster & Burlington) OUTREACH: HARRRP CommunityCentre E St. Matthew’s House E Kiwanis Boys and Girls Club EKiwanis HomesSUPPORTERS:Banko Media E Boston Pizza Grimsby E Cable 14 E CHCHE Deloitte E Fresh FM E Go Easy Financial E Nutech FireProtection Co. E Pet MaxSUPPORTING VOLUNTEERS:Hamilton Ti-Cats E Pita PitPROUD AFFILIATE OF:Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA)PROUD MEMBER OF:Canadian Federation of Humane Societies E Hamilton Chamberof CommerceMONTHLY GIVING – ALL FOR THE ANIMALS,10 YEARS OR MORE (CONTINUED)Vince RagonaKaukab RahimGregory RamsayJanice RamsbottomAnthony RandazzoHelene RathJanice ReidelThomas ReinhardtBarry ReissDavid ReniewickCathy RichardsonLinda RiversSandra RizzoDiane RobbinsPamela RobertsDarlene RobertsJohn RobertsonAbby RobertsonKimberly RobertsonLinda RobillardChris RobinsonPaula RoeGwen RoettgerCraig RogersColleen RollandBertha RomanKelly Ronalds-PottsMichelle RoodMarjorie RooneyLilian RosamondKerrin RossRaymond RossSharon RothElizabeth RothyJanet SadlowskiAlena SadovayaDina SakesVicki SalterLen SaltmarshLindsey SammutLynda SandersonMary Jane SaundersBarbara SavchukChristine SawyerPatricia SchneidersGary SchnurrLaurie SchooleyStephen SchurerCatherine ScocciaMichele SearlesDeborah SekerakKrishnakali SenguptaWendy SerranoDiana SerranoCatherine SextonDavid ShannonLeonard SharpKrista ShaverDiane SheehanHolly ShepherdSally ShergoldCatherine ShootsSylvia SierdsmaGrace SimonjiFlavia SimpsonGillian SimpsonSylvia SimpsonLisa SinghGreta SjonnesenTara SkewesJames SmillieConnie SmithMuriel SmithLisa SmithMargaret SmithJill SmithLeah SmithRenee SmythJoanne SnowKaren SobolewskiMary SouthernCarolyn SpearingJulie SpicerJodi SpongMeredith SquiresLinda St LouisSusan StadlerStan StaintonErin StajkowskiJeanne StanleyDavid StannisTracy Stapleton-HayesDonna StaruckStella StasioCarol SteelePeter StelmachEdward StencelPatricia StevensWilliam StevensJ. StewartRanka StipancicDonald StittAndrew StocktonMargaret StreckerJennifer StringerLynne StuartBeverly SweeneyMarilyn SwintonShirley TabernerLorena TavaresMarrissa TaylorBarbara TeateroMargaret TedderBryan TeelAnne TennierIris TeschEsther ThompsonCheryl ThompsonDoris Thomsen-GriffinElsie ThorneC. ThurgoodGeorge TitusLindsay TomkinsAlberta TomkinsCynthia ToneguzziRoger TonelloMaureen TraffordCaroline TrimbleMarina TrutwinTeresa TrutyAverill TuneGlenn TyrrellEnzo UcciJanlea UpfoldSandra UsikJean VandenberghGary VanderhydenLauri VanstonePatricia VargaTomislav VarvodicJacqueline VernonKevin VerreauMary VinallWilliam VipondMichael VolekPeter VukovicWendy WalkerBridget WalleyPatricia WardArchie WardlawPat WardlePatrick WarrenNigel WatkinsCass WatsonJanet WattsNicole WellensLarry WellsSandra WelshJohn WenslawekSusan WheelerKaren WhitemanGwen WhitlockPamela WhitnallKathleen WhittakerAudrey WhittleGraham WhyteChristina WickendenWilliam WiersmaMichael WilkinsBeverley WillardJodi-Lynn WilliamsVerva WilliamsTim WilsonCandice WilsonGary WilsonLesley WinstanleyRay WinterJean WismayerMarni WolfeKathy WolseyJohn WolstenholmeColleen WoodsEd WoodsSelma WoodsShelley WoodsDonna WoottonAudrey WorthingtonJulia WrightSusan WrightMaryanne WunscheStephanie WylieGerri YachettiWendy YacuraKathryn YatesCindy YoungLorraine YoungAna Yurgan-RotellaLin ZafiridesTeresa ZahnDiana ZampiniMark ZenchekIrene ZivkoWilliam ZsepeczkyLiliane Zychowicz
YOU CANSAVE A LIFEEVERYDAY OFTHE YEARWhether you love dogs, you fancycats or you just love animals, 10 a month is all it takes.www.hbspca.comMain Switchboard: (905) 574-7722 E www.hbspca.com E info@hbspca.com245 Dartnall Road, Hamilton, Ontario L8W 3V9Name
300youths in Critter Camps 400pet visits to children, youth and seniors 220volunteers giving their time and talent 30dedicated foster families. . public about best practices and resources available to caretakers of street cats to help the cats they care for and keep both caretakers and cats
