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Spring 2013New Program Keeps Pets and Their People Together Forever3355 Berkmar DriveCharlottesville, VA 22901(434) 973-5959(434) 973-5271 (F)www.caspca.orgAt the start of the year, the SPCA hired Lisa Sweet as our newPet Retention and Behavior Specialist. Lisa is responsiblefor our improved Pet Retention and Shelter Pet EnrichmentPrograms. This new position is partially funded by BanfieldCharities, and is helping pet owners and adopters addressissues such as behavioral problems (i.e. housetraining, cratetraining, barking, litter box issues) and short-term financialchallenges, ultimately working to keep pets in their homes andout of the SPCA.Samantha Kimberlin,Behavior Assistant recentlycelebrated her eighth year ofemployment with the SPCA.Romanthe 2013SPCA MascotBoard of DirectorsRhonda QuaglianaPresidentJay KesslerVice PresidentBill DaggettTreasurerLisa Ross MoorefieldSecretaryMary ChinnBecky CraigScheline T. CrutchfieldEthel deNeveuSteven E. Epstein, DVMAmy GardnerGinger P. GermaniPreston MorrisGlenn RustSara SchroederDenise YetzerLisa is working with a Behavior Assistant andstaff to develop enrichment programs for the Pet Retention & Behavior Specialist, Lisa Sweet.pets in our care which will reduce boredom,relieve stress and ultimately keep the pets at the SPCA healthier. Theseenrichment programs not only aim to improve the quality of life forpets in our care, they will also help the animals present themselvespositively when a potential adopter visits and help the pet successfullytransition into a home. Over time, we hope that these programs willreduce the number of pets surrendered or returned to the SPCA.Help Grace Walk AgainFew images warm our hearts more than a happy dog running togreet us. Their cheerfulness is infectious—it inevitably places asmile on our face, even on a bad day.Our animal companions give us unconditional love and affection, bringing boundless joy into our lives. In addition, theyeven improve our health by lowering blood pressure, reducingstress, preventing heart disease, and fighting depression fortheir caretakers. Now, you have the opportunity to help with thehealth of a special little gal.Grace, a five-year-old Chihuahua, has lost the use of two of herlegs due to completely dislocated kneecaps and abnormal curvatures in her femurs andtibias. She was born with a condition that went untreated and now needs specializedsurgery since her legs have continued to degenerate during her short life.The complicated surgery Grace is facing will involve straightening her femurs and tibias,as well as returning her kneecaps to their proper location. The procedure entails cuttingand removing her bone, followed by bone plating and pinning. Our veterinarian is confident Grace will enjoy a full and active life following this surgery.You can help Grace run happily toward the lucky person who will adopt her and puta smile on their face too! The surgery that will help Grace walk again costs 4,000, soplease give generously as soon as you are able, using the enclosed envelope or online atwww.caspca.org. Grace and her new person thank you!
Senior Pets for Senior People--A Life-Saving MatchCanine Therapy: it’s not just rhetoric. Studies haveproven that spending as little as a half-hour a weekwith a visiting canine measurably reduce the lonelinessexperienced by the elderly and boosts overall health.With this in mind, imagine what it can do for someonewho adopts a canine or feline companion of their own. Iknow the studies to be true, not just because I have readthe research, but because I have seen it with my owneyes.and had proof of alltheir vaccinations.The hospital’s policy,which I dearly hope allhospitals adopt, is thatcompanion animals areconsidered a part of thefamily, and family is agreat healer!Last winter, you may have read about my mother’s storyin the SPCA’s Twelve Saves of Christmas. I describedhow my 81-year-old mother, a widow of a few years, wassad and lonely. She no longer craved the little thingsthat make her smile. She casually mentioned gettinga companion – a canine companion. In came Sophia,a three-legged, senior American Eskimo dog fromthe SPCA. She won my mother over and became myadopted “sister.” My mother adopted Sophia throughthe Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA’s Seniors For Seniorsprogram. This program allows senior humans to adoptsenior animal companions at no charge. In addition,they are also provided free, ongoing veterinary carethrough the clinic at the SPCA. After Sophia’s adoption,life was once again full for my mom. They lifted eachother’s spirits and motivated each other, and as a result,each awoke with a smile. Sophia needed love and carewhich mom happily provided and Sophia, in her ownvery special way, took care of my mother.To say Mom was elatedis an understatement!The next day I broughtSophia in. She was theperfect canine visitorand when she saw my mom, her tail wagged like neverbefore. Mom yelled with delight and Sophia was instantlyup on her bed. They spent several minutes simply lovingon each other, with both overjoyed at the sight of the other.Soon they were both so at peace that they drifted off todreamland, sleeping together just like they do at home.On a recent trip with Sophia to visit family, Momsuffered a stroke. She was taken by ambulance to ahospital where she would remain for six days. WhenMom awoke in the Emergency Room, she immediatelyasked for Sophia. My aunt and uncle reassured Momthat Sophia was being well-cared for by their neighbor,but when I arrived the following day, Mom askedabout Sophia again. I joked that I was going to sneakher into the hospital by wrapping her in a baby blanketand carrying her into the hospital like an infant. Momdesperately wanted to see Sophia, but didn’t want mebreaking any rules. Recovering but struggling to gain herstrength back, Mom was depressed (hospitals can do thatto people). While speaking with a medical technicianabout Sophia, we learned that patients’ dogs wereallowed to visit as long as they were well-manneredWithin 24 hours of that initial visit from Sophia, Mom wasmaking even greater strides and had decided she was goingto prove to the doctors it was time for her to be dischargedASAP. And she did.For those of you with elderly parents, please considerencouraging them to adopt a dog or cat from theCharlottesville-Albemarle SPCA through their Seniors forSeniors Program. It will make a positive difference as theystroll through the sunset of their lives.Today, Mom and Sophia are both happily together at homeand thriving. Canine Therapy: it’s a magical cure.by Liz LewisSenior Pets for Senior PeopleTiggerJesterIf you are over the age of fifty, you can adopt a senior pet, likeTigger or Jester, from the SPCA at no cost and the SPCA willhelp by providing free routine medical care in our clinic. It’sa win-win--you give a less adoptable pet a chance at a lovinghome and you receive the love and companionship of yournew best friend. For more information, contact an AdoptionCounselor today (434) 973-5959 or customerservice@caspca.org
Give a Little Each Month and Save a Lot of LivesPledge your love for animals by becoming a Constant Companion.SPCA Constant Companions give a little each month and help save A LOT of lives. Bymaking a pledge to give monthly, supporters are helping to save thousands of animalswho require special medical care like Jeremy, Dreamer, Sgt. Pepper and Samson. Jeremy When Jeremy arrived at the SPCA in early December, he was coveredin sores and almost completely bald. Now, after months of skin treatments, love andcare, his fur is slowly growing back. Jeremy is recovering in a foster home and soonhe’ll be ready for a forever family.Jeremy Dreamer Dreamer weighed less than a pound when she arrived at the SPCAand was so cold that her temperature didn’t register on the thermometer. Oncewarmed and stabilized, Dreamer was found to have severe eyelid agenesis whichlimited her vision, irritated her eyes and could cause blindness if not correctedwith surgery. Support from Constant Companions made her surgery andrecovery possible. Dreamer is seen on the left, resting comfortably in hernew home.Jeremy inhis fosterhome.DreamerSgt. Pepper Sgt. Pepper Sgt. Pepper was found running around an apartmentcomplex in Charlottesville. His left eye had been previously removed and hisright eye was ruptured and infected. Because of the eye’s poor condition, itrequired immediate removal by the SPCA Veterinarian. Although Sgt. Pepperis now blind, he has settled in to his new home and can find his way around.He spends a lot of time wrestling with his Aussie brother and sister, getting lovefrom his cat cousins, and snuggling with any human who will offer him abelly rub. He is big fan of squeak toys and he loves playing tug-of-war. Samson When Samson was found in a Barboursville yard, he wasin a sad state. He was dragging his hind legs, unable to walk, underweight and coveredin dirt. By the time Samson arrived at the SPCA in late January, it was likely he had beeninjured for some time. The SPCA Veterinarian discovered that both of Samson’s legswere severely fractured and felt it was possible that he had been hit by a car. Because ofthe severity of his leg injuries, he was sent to Virginia Veterinary Specialists for surgery.He returned to the SPCA for a lengthy recovery and once it was safe for him to beginwalking, he was sent to recover in a foster home.Sgt. Pepper in his new home.SamsonToday, thanks to the efforts of the SPCA and the support of our community, Samson rests comfortably in hisnew home. He enjoys chasing his adopted cat sister, watching the birds through the window and acting as a devoted studybuddy. He is only able to enjoy these things because of the efforts of our caring community whose support made his surgery,recovery and new home possible.Become a Constant Companion today and begin making a monthly contribution that adds up to a life saved.Your gift makes it possible for the SPCA to continue providing this critical life-saving care for our community’s pets in need.It’s easy to pledge your love for local animals by using the enclosed envelope or signing up online to make a monthlycontribution at caspca.org. Jeremy, Dreamer, Sgt. Pepper and Samson thank you.Shop. Donate. Adopt!SPCA Rummage Store943 Preston Avenue C’Ville(434) 293-8475 www.caspca.orgShop: Tues.-Sat. 10AM-6PMDonate: Tues.-Sat. 10AM-1PMCall for pick up of large items.
On October 6th, 2012, six Charlottesvillecelebrities did their best Boot Scootin’ Boogieunder a Neon Moon in search of dollar donationvotes to support the animals at the SPCA for ourannual Critter Ball! These local celebrities, pairedwith professional dancers, worked hard practicingand purrfecting their dance routines for the muchanticipated Celebrity Dance Competition. In theend, Julie Bonistalli & Keven Sumter took homethe Mirror Ball Trophy, but the real winners thatnight were the animals at the SPCA with morethan 210,000 raised for their care.Thanks to our 2012 Dancing StarsJulie Bonistalli & Kevin SumterMeghan Crider & Mike JohnsJosh Hunt & Robin GrimsbyMatt Joslyn & Kristen WengerCortland Neuhoff & Leslie Greene BowmanA Big Thank You to Our2012 Critter Ball Sponsors“Always on My Mind” Presenting Sponsors“Boot Scootin’ Boogie” Dance Contest SponsorVirginia National Bank“Wichita Lineman” Sponsors“Under a Neon Moon” Cocktail SponsorAnimal Hospital of Ivy SquareBill & Scheline CrutchfieldWells FargoJay & Barbara KesslerRobert & Lisa Moorefield and Anne Hooff
Romanthe 2013SPCA MascotMeet our 2013 mascot, Roman! This handsome guy is a three-year-old English Mastiff. Roman and Susan recently relocatedto Charlottesville from Brooklyn, where Roman spent his free time volunteering with the Good Dog Foundation as atherapy dog for cancer patients. He’s enjoying the transition from city-dog to country-dog and likes to hang out outsidewith his new canine friends or wherever people are. He takes his walks on the Downtown Mall, and his size and apricotbrindle fur means that kids there often ask his mom if he’s a tiger.When not strolling the Mall, Roman prefers to relax, especially on someone’s lap. He also loves the water, but unfortunatelyhe can’t swim just yet (Susan is planning to teach him this summer!). His other favorite pastimes include playing in thesprinkler, eating fruits and vegetables, and snuggling.Each year, Critter Ball guests bid in a lively auction to crown their pet as the SPCA Mascot. Want to see your pet honored asthe 2014 SPCA Mascot? Join us on October 18th at the 2013 Best in Show Critter Ball for your chance to claim the mascot titlefor your best friend!Celebrating our over-the-top and occasionally irrational love affair with our pets.Save the Dates:Thursday, Sept. 12th Party at the JeffersonFriday, October 18th Critter BallThe 2013 Critter Ball promises to be an evening of (fun)draising as we presentour own version of the beloved 2001 mockumentary Best in Show. Five localcelebrities are hard at work preparing with their pet for ‘competition’ at CastleHill Cider Works in Keswick on Friday, October 18th. While our celebrities arepreparing their pets (and themselves) for a turn in the ring, the SPCA will invite thecommunity to upload videos of their own pets in action with the hopes of winninga wildcard spot and a pair of tickets to the Ball. Community members will votewith dollar donations to select the wildcard finalist through early September on theSPCA’s website. The top six finalists will advance to the final voting round at theBest in Show Party at the Jefferson Theater on September 12th.At Castle Hill, guests will enjoy a cocktail hour, silent and live auctions, dinnerand a brief competition between local celebrities and their pets and the wildcardparticipant. The evening will culminate with a live band and guests showing offtheir own special moves on the dance floor. Details at www.caspca.org.
Check out our newTribute Wall Online at caspca.org** Tributes listed below through February 15thIn Honor of PetsAllieAnnieAnthonyAsh, Brendan & NapolionAshesAurora’s 10th BirthdayBaileyBanditBella FrantzBentley & CassieBinxbonxBitzyBuddyCaseyCayleeChantal, Nikki & MartyChicoChoeChopperCindyClaireClaireCleopatra & GatsbyCobieConnieCooperCroghanDaisy MaeDaisy MayDakotaDiabloDreamerDreyfuss & DallasDunkinEmmaFinnFinn - The Fabulous PuppyFlashGildaGrace & TigerGraue & RoseGrey GreyGusGwennieHachikoIsaac & HarrietIzzyJacksonJackson & MillyJasperJazzy & PicklesJennyJosh & TobyJosie & SquibbieKaliKeatsLacy Ann, Sophia & OliviaLil’ GirlLouieMaddieMadduxMaggie & FrankieYou can now include a photo for the online Tribute Wall to honor or remember aloved one. Details at www.caspca.orgMannyMarleyMason, Priscilla, Lisa Marie,Jackson, Sylvia and BlueberryMax & Boo BearMellowMollyMomoMosbyMrs. Poops & MartyMuffin SchangOliverOllie, Zoni, Dream & TasyPepperPete & EmmaPippin & PigletPixelPoppyPreciousPrincess FarleyRangerRazorSamsonSandySassyScout & AlexSimonSkipper, Friday & Toby & BellaTuckTux Baby SpencerVanessa & EzekielViolet & GrayWallyWrigleyZarathustraZellie’s BirthdatyZoeIn Memory of PetsAbbeyAbbey RoadAcieAlexAmanthaAmberAmyAndy & SparkyAngelAnnieApolloAprilArd Rhi’s Consternation of EagleWithin two daysof settling intohis new home,William learnedto ring a bell tolet his adoptivefamily know thathe needed to gooutside to use therestroom. What asmart dog!ArenaArthurAspen & ClintAstraAtticusAugieAveryB.C.Baby SisBadgerBaileyBailey & KahluaBanditBandit & PandaBarneyBarrettBear, Fuzzy & BootsBeauBellaBella & AlexiaBelleBelle & StarreBentleyBijou ShenanigansBiscuitBixbyBizouBlakeBlueBoBoo booBoo RahBrandeeBrandiBraniganBrother SlaughterBubbaBuddyBuddy, Misty, Chris & TJBuffyBullwinkleBuster & BaileyBuster BrownBuzzyC.J & SebastianCajunCally & GuinnessCalypsoCaramel, Sasha & DogCaseyCasey AnneCashmereChance, Mr. Puss & SpiderChanelChelseaCherokeeCherubCheslea, Hamlet, Sheba &JessieChesterChewyCheyanneChichiChief & e & zarDaisyDakotaDaphneDarbyDawg MaslenDawgkinDDDeediDelhiDiagoDickens KileyDixieDixie & DolleyDolley MadisonDollyDominoDooleyDozerDuchess & DaggerDukeDusty & PatchesDutchEbony & DominoEliElkaEllenEllie Bean, Harley & RuccaElliott, Lizzie, Scoot, Sasha,Zoey & JazzEloiseElsaEmmaEppieEurekaFaithFauve & TimmyFlowerFlynnFoots aka Funny FeetFrannieFred, Barney & DexterFreedomFurleyFuzzyGeorgeGeorgieGingerGinny DogGooseGraceyGracieGracie & LexiGrayGwenGypsy, Chelsea, Lucky & AmberHaganHenryHersheyHoneyHudsonHunterIkeInky, Baby & SportIrisJackJack & ChloeJacksonJacyJakeJamalJasper & TiggerJazzJazzeeJengaJeoffryJessieJessie, Queenie, Fudd &BrownieJettaJoeyJosieJumbaJune the dogJustinKaceKaceKahluaKaliKatiaKatieJunior and Eli enjoy meal time.KibbieKieraKikiKingKittyKodiKwanLady ELady WebberLady, Cooper & RickyLeeLego & RoscoeLenaLeon, D.C., Benni & TweeterLillieLillyLittle SquirtLolaLuLu luLuciusLucy & ChaseLukeMaggieMaggie & GrizzlyMalloryMaoMarilynMarleyMatilda “Tweetus”MattieMaxMayMayaMeiMeiMellon & RaisinMerlinMesaMidnightMidnightMiss AnnieMiss CallieMiss CallieMiss KittyMissyMissy, greatest cat EVER!MitziMochaMocho KittyMolassasMollyMolly & CharlieMolly PharrMolly, Corky, Bailey & NebaNellieNitroOJ the catOlgaOpey & OreoOslowOtisPatrickPatriotPeanutPeavePepperPepper - Best Dog Ever!
Pepper, the sweetest kitty ever!PercyPersidon (Sy)PetePetuniaPhoebePippiPixie & CharliePlatypus & PawsPoncho & SassyPookeePopcornPretzel WisePrudencePudgePudgy & CasperPuffPugPustyPuttQueenieR.K. 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Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage PaidPermit No. 87Charlottesville, VA3355 Berkmar DriveCharlottesville, VA 22901(434) 973-5959(434) 973-5271 (F)www.caspca.orgs Needed!Foster Familiespca.orgcaateLearn MorJane HanlonPaul & Bobby HarrisInez HaynesStephen HeimMolly, Ann & Frank HerefordMora HerringJim HolbrookYona Stone HolroydThomas HophinsonPhillip HouchensJonathan Adam HukariBetty HutchinsonMargaret HutchinsonMary Pat JanssenEdith JaquithLinwood JenningsEdward G. Johnson, Jr.Helen S. KandleHarvey KaplanAnne KavanaughWilliam G. KellerMeta “Pete” KelleyKaren KennedyEllen KentArt KingD.M. ‘Butch’ KingJeff KinggErnestine KnaufBarbara KottsJudith Nancy KoutnikCindi LafrentzMartha LambCatherine LandessDr. Robert LangdonJocelyn Gertrude LargiaderPeter LarsenRobert LavertyBrian LeeGeorgianna LovingNorma LuptonJennie LynnCapt. Robert MacGovern, USNDot MacIlwaineCornell MacNeilElizabeth MalloryRaymond ManciniHunter MaupinRaymond MaxcyBobbie Allen McClemensClifton McClureDouglas & Phyllis MelvilleMary S. MillerWaldo MoralesTracy MorganPete MorrisTyler Magi MullenbaumDr. Audris NeiluquisShirley NelsonDorothy Korman NorfordHelen E. O’BoyleRuth O’ConnellGail OlsonHelen OnufrockMarjorie Staples PalmerDon ParsonGrace PatrickCharles PayneStephen PerryAnu PersidisDr. Bill PollardCrystal PowellDr. Lee PrestonKristi PulciniMason PurcellCleo is ready for a hike!Jane RalstonRussell RamsdenCharles RauschLindsey Powell RenschGB ReynoldsJoseph RingersKatherine SaunderJudy SaundersLois SchneiderMargaret D. SealPrewitt Semmes, Jr.Charlotte Estelle ShifflettLorraine ShifflettMartha ShifflettLinda SigmonMary SpeasmakerStanley SpellnaMaxwell SpetzGordon StevensMary Jane Knight StreetmanJean Rogers SullivanMrs. TaylorElizabeth ThackerNicky TheodoreCarol ThorntonE.G. TremblayWilliam TrevillianJames TrudgeonElaine TuckCraig TuckerLinda VaughanLarry VenkataramanChris & Tony VergaraEdgar VidunasPatricia Scott WallerLouise WaltonPhyllis WarnockJerry & Howard Watkins & their dogJ.V. ‘Enoch’ WebsterRichard WellsSusan WhitlockJean ‘Carolyn’ WilkersonHarvey WilliamsEdward WilsonAlex WrightPearl Harlow WrightHeidi YamaguchiAthena Franconia YrekaJames L. ZaunerMark Your Calendar!Saturday, June 22 1-3PMKittens & Cupcakes Fostering Opening HouseThursday, June 26thDrinks and Links-Connect What You LoveJoin us at Zocalo from 5:30 to 7:30 PM.July 22nd-28thC’Ville Shopping WeekShop to support the SPCA’s dental care program.See www.charlottesvilleshoppingweek.comSaturday, July 20th 10AM-6PMRummage Store Anniversary PartyJoin us for a day of amazing deals and fun!Monday, July 15th-Sunday, September 8thBest in Show Video ContestEnter your best pet video for a chance to compete.Thursday, September 12thBest in Show Party at the JeffersonJoin us for the final round of video contest voting.Sunday, September 15thTony Fogliani Memorial Golf TournamentTee it up to support the animals at the SPCA for the 11thannual tournament held at Old Trail Golf Course. Space islimited, call (540) 832-7614 for details.Friday, October 18th 6:30PMBest in Show Critter BallSaturday, November 30thPre-Holiday Crafts for Critters FairLearn more at www.caspca.organd join our email list for updates.
their caretakers. Now, you have the opportunity to help with the health of a special little gal. Grace, a five-year-old Chihuahua, has lost the use of two of her legs due to completely dislocated kneecaps and abnormal curvatures in her femurs and tibias. She was born with
