May19,2012Cricket Field in Forest Park

Fetch your family, friends, co-workers and caninesfor the can’t-miss event of 2012! Presented by PurinaONE®, Bark in the Park is the largest dog walk andfestival in the Midwest—hosting more than 5,000participants for a fun-filled day the whole family will enjoy. Best of all, proceeds benefit the HumaneSociety’s Animal Cruelty Fund—dedicated toinvestigating, healing and preventing animal abuse.

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“I would not be alive andthriving today without G.I. Joe,”praised his owner Angela Peacock.In 2003, the Iraq war veterancame home with Post-TraumaticStress Disorder (PTSD). She alsohas painful arthritis. All before her30th birthday.

G.I. Joe has mitigated her PTSDand arthritis symptoms. “BeforeG.I. Joe, I never left the houseexcept for food or doctor’sappointments. Now, three yearslater, I am a college student with a 4.0 GPA,” said Peacock. The 4½-year-old Black Lab bringssmiles to every doctor’s office andcollege class. “I rely on him insteadof multiple medications,” she said,adding, “We’re bonded for life.”

G.I. Joe will lead the largest dog festivalin the Midwest and sign “paw-tographs”in his Official Mascot tent.

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Humane Society of Missouri

DirectoryWebsitewww.hsmo.orgwww.longmeadowrescueranch.org

Main Number314-647-8800

Report Animal Abuse and Neglect 314-647-4400 or 800-383-9835

Adoption Centers Adoptions, Pet Lost and Found, Cremation Services

St. Louis City Center 314-951-1562Westport Area Center 314-951-1588Chesterfield Valley Center 636-530-0805

Adoption Centers HoursMon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Sun. noon-4 p.m.

Veterinary Medical Centers All locations 314-951-1534Patients seen by appointment

Veterinary Medical Centers HoursSt. Louis City Center and Westport Area Center

Mon. & Fri. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Tues. & Wed. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Thurs. 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.Sat. 8:00 a.m.-4 p.m.

Chesterfield Valley CenterMon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Sat. 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Donations 314-951-1542Memberships, auto donations, planned givingVolunteer Program 314-951-1577Longmeadow Rescue Ranch 636-583-8759

Open House: Fridays noon-3 p.m.Saturdays 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Other adoption hours by appointmentLocation Addresses:Headquarters/St. Louis City Center –

1201 Macklind Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110Westport Area Center – 2400 Drilling

Service Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63043Chesterfield Valley Center – 17357 Edison

Ave., Chesterfield, MO 63005Longmeadow Rescue Ranch – 480 Josephs

Rd., Union, MO 64084All locations closed major holidays.Tails StaffPublisher – Kathryn Warnick, presidentManaging Editor – Jeane Jae, vice president

of CommunicationsEditor – Karen Isbell, Isbell InkContributors – Jessica StegenDesign – Amy Faulkenberry, Edge Creative Photography – Mike Bizelli; employees,

volunteers and supporters of the Humane Society of Missouri

Tails is published quarterly by the Humane Society of Missouri.

MissionSince 1870, the Humane Society of Missourihas been dedicated to second chances. We provide a safe and caring haven to allanimals in need—large and small—that havebeen abused, neglected or abandoned. Our mission is to end the cycle of abuse andpet overpopulation through our rescue andinvestigation efforts, spay/neuter programs and educational classes. We are committed tocreating lasting relationships between peopleand animals through our adoption programsand our shelter pet training program. We further support that bond by makingavailable world-class veterinary care.

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Our Anti-Puppy MillEfforts Are Paying Off

Tremendous progress is being made in the battle to eradicate substandard breeding facilities in Missouri thanks to years of hard work put forth by the Humane Society of Missouri and our partners in this effort. Numerous local and national publicity placements; extensive lobbying, petitioning and grass roots efforts by individuals and local, state and national organizations have led to big improvements for dogs suffering in substandard puppy mills.

The good news includes: • Passage of the Canine Cruelty Prevention Act which

improves standards in breeding facilities to include mandatory, annual, hands-on veterinary exams; increased cage space; no wire flooring and outdoor exercise areas.

• Seven hundred and sixty-one (761) fewer commercial breeders are operating in Missouri compared to January 2009*.

• More than 5,500 dogs and cats removed from inadequate conditions in the past two years*, many of which came from substandard breeding facilities. In cooperation with the Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA), the Humane Society of Missouri has received, rehabilitated and found new homes for many of these animals.

• Over the past three years, MDA has more than doubled the number of animal care facility inspections they perform each year, helping ensure the animals are receiving the proper daily care, additional kennel space and veterinary care the regulations now require.

• More than 400 reports of unlicensed breeders have been investigated through the State’s Operation Bark Alert hotline.

• And 19 cases involving substandard breeders have been referred to the Office of the Missouri Attorney General. Ten have been filed in court; five have ended in settlement agreements and 4 new cases are still in process.We are thrilled with these amazing successes! At every point, the Humane Society of

Missouri has championed for the best interests of the dogs in breeding facilities. In addition to MDA Director Dr. Jon Hagler and Attorney General Chris Koster, much credit also goes to Governor Jay Nixon and the diligent work of Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation andall organizations and individuals in Missouri and nationwide who took up this cause. The dogs thank you and I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

*As reported by the Missouri Department of Agriculture

Kathy WarnickPresident

P.S. In another continuing cooperative venture, HSMO, the Animal Protective Associationand St. Louis County Animal Care and Control have teamed up to launch STLLostPets.org,a joint website to help reunite lost pets with their owners. See the article on page 14. For many years our organizations have worked together to improve the plight of strayanimals in the St. Louis area. In the months to come you’ll be hearing more about thisand other collaborative projects among our three organizations.

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What ACT Investigator Brian Williams found was heartrending. Seven horses had already succumbed to starvation and five

were severely underweight. One we named Tumbleweed was tooweak to stand on her own. On January 6, our rescuers carefullyplaced the filly onto a horse rescue sled and rushed her to anemergency equine clinic. Barely one year old, she weighed only261 pounds, 130 pounds underweight.

The other 15 horses and two donkeys were taken toLongmeadow Rescue Ranch for the food, water and veterinarycare they desperately needed.

The Vernon County Prosecuting Attorney filed 18 counts offelony animal abuse against the former owner, and 11misdemeanor charges for failure to dispose of deceased animals.

“We are recommending prosecution to the fullest extent of thelaw,” said Mike Perkins, ACT director, of the owners whoabandoned the animals. “The Humane Society of Missouri will

provide the prosecutor with veterinary exam reports and otherevidence we assisted in gathering from the scene. No animalshould be forced to suffer the way these horses have.”

Collaboration with the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office,Prosecutor’s Office and the USDA were key to saving theseanimals. “We sincerely thank them for their efforts,” Perkins added.

Rescue Ranch Supplies SafeHaven to Abandoned Herd As soon as the call came in from the Vernon County Sheriff’s office about abused horses anddonkeys, an investigator from the Humane SocietyAnimal Cruelty Task Force (ACT) rushed to respond.

Tumbleweed was so weak from lack of food that she could not stand up whenwe rescued her. Our ACT members rushedthe filly to an equine emergency clinicwhere she was placed in a special sling fortreatment. A month later she was standingon her own and beginning to gain weight.Once she reaches maintenance weight, she will be available for adoption.

Longmeadow Rescue Ranch is one of the most comprehensive horse and farm animal rescue, rehabilitation and adoption facilities in thecountry. At any one time as many as 300 abused and neglected horses, cows, goats, pigs, ducks and other farm animals reside at the ranch.

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Woman Surrenders 92 Animals – Taney County

A woman who claimed to be operating a “personal animal rescueservice” in Branson agreed to surrender 92 animals on November30. Some of the animals were roaming free or caged outside.Others lived inside in the house with urine-soaked floors and walls.“It was apparent that she was overwhelmed by the sheer numbersof animals she was trying to care for. Birds and dogs were thin andone dog was suffering from a long-standing, untreated injury,” saidMike Perkins, ACT director.

Rescued were 40 dogs and 52 other animals including doves,conures (large parakeets), cockatiels, love birds, a ringneck parrot,hamsters, cats, chinchillas, ferrets, rats and rabbits.

The owner agreed to voluntarily surrender the animals to theMissouri Department of Agriculture, which immediatelytransferred permanent custody to the Humane Society of Missourifor veterinary treatment, sheltering and adoption.

People, Animals at Risk –Stone County

Winter cold was blasting through a hole in the floor of themobile home where three people lived with some of the 45 animals rescued January 17. Conditions were even worse in a shed where other animals were kept, while others lived outdoors.

Rescuers were overwhelmed with the odor of ammonia whenthey entered the buildings. “The home’s carpet was so urine-soaked that it had compromised the subfloor which had collapsedin one of the rooms,” stated Debbie Hill, vice president ofOperations for the Humane Society of Missouri.

Hill added that the owner’s daughter and mother were also livingthere. “We recommended to the Stone County Sheriff thatChildren’s Services and Senior Services be notified of the squalid

conditions they wereenduring,” she said.

The owner, an unlicensedbreeder, initially agreed tosurrender the dogs to theMissouri Department ofAgriculture (MDA) butchanged her mind at thelast minute. Because thedogs were in distress and

immediate jeopardy, MDA and the Animal Cruelty Task Force(ACT) worked with the Stone County Sheriff’s Office to obtain awarrant. One cat and 44 dogs were rescued, including Pugs,Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus, Pit Bull mixes and other small breed adultdogs and puppies.

Rescue Update from the Animal Cruelty Task Force

When devastation strucksouthwest Missouri in lateFebruary, the Humane Society ofMissouri Disaster Response Teamagain jumped into action. Theteam rescued 14 dogs from anowner who could no longer carefor them due to the damage tohis home and animal enclosures.They also rescued two moredogs and one cat injured ormade homeless by the storms.

Did you know? HSMO’s nationally accredited veterinary medical centers are open to the public and proceeds benefit animals in our shelters. Call 314-951-1534.

Southwest Missouri Tornado Response

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A little over a year ago, shelter volunteer Lisa Ellis read about aprogram proven to increase adoption rates of larger and untraineddogs. It caught her interest because she saw first-hand how muchlonger it takes these animals to find homes.

Ellis proposed beginning an in-shelter enrichmentprogram using toys, food puzzles and praise toteach dogs how to be good pets. After amonth-long pilot test, during whichLaurie Livingston joined Ellis, the KennelEnrichment program was born.

“Ideally, we engage all the senseswhen we work with a dog,” explained Ellis,who began volunteering four years ago.

The process is simple and takes only a fewminutes with each dog. For example: Thevolunteer gives the dog a favorite toy to playwith, or sets down a food puzzle such as a Kongtreat-dispensing wobbler. Any time the dogbecomes over-excited, the processhalts. The dog learns that beingcalm is rewarded with praise and food.

Kennel Enrichmentvolunteers also reward dogswhen they sit, “leave it” andlie down. Said Ellis, “Thedogs are figuring out whatthey can do to get the treat

and the behaviorsbecome ingrained.”

“It’s rewarding to seethe change in behaviorwhich is what isappealing to adopters,”said Livingston, a 15-year volunteer who is also a HumaneEducator and Pet Pal.“When the dogs play,they show their truepersonalities instead of being tense.”

Both women “walkthe walk” when it comes to adopting shelter dogs. Livingstonadopted her German Shepherd Eleanor from the Humane Societynine years ago. Ruby, an American Pit Bull Terrier mix, went homewith Ellis two years ago. “I especially like this breed because theyare loving, smart and playful. As a breed they get a bad rap.”

“We are so thankful to Lisa for proposing this program and tothe Kennel Enrichment volunteers,” said Jeane Jae, vice presidentof communications at the Humane Society of Missouri. “They arereally making a difference.”

Meet Volunteers Who Enrich Lives

If you are interested in becoming a Kennel Enrichmentvolunteer, send an e-mail to volunteer@hsmo.org orleave a message at 314-951-1577.

Laurie Livingston

Lisa Ellis

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Cocktails, appetizers and fabulous designer bags raffled for charity. Is that a perfect evening or what?“Yes,” decided a group of women seven years ago.

The group solidified as the Women’s LeadershipCouncil and the event was dubbed Purses forPooches & Pals. Members cajoled upscale retailersinto donating high-end designer purses andrestaurants into serving tasty hors d’oeuvres.

In 2006, its kickoff year, the after-work blend of philanthropy and networking raised $15,000 for the Humane Society of Missouri.The following year, the amount was

$27,000; the third year $52,000. In 2010, Brown Shoe Companycame aboard as a sponsor, donating “Shoe Wardrobes” and thisyear the event was renamed Purses and Pumps for Pooches andPals. With their help, and the event’s growing popularity, the2011 figure was $84,000! St. Louis Magazine and AT HOMEjoined this year as media sponsors.

2012 Purses & Pumps for Pooches & Pals event co-chairs are DianeSullivan, CEO of Brown Shoe Company; Pam Nicholson, President and COO of Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Judy Gruender, Principal of Buck Consultants.Honorary Chair is Jan Torrisi-Mokwa, Founder of Congruence, Inc.

Proceeds go to the HSMO Animal Cruelty Fund, dedicated to investigating,healing and preventing animal abuse.

Thursday, June 28

The Seven-Year Glitz

314-951-1534

There’s no better veterinary care for your pet than at theHumane Society. And there’s no better way to help shelteranimals, because proceeds help pay for their care.

Independently accreditedby the American AnimalHospital Association forour high level of care

Open to the public at three locations: City of St. Louis, Westport, Chesterfield Valley

Extra TLC. No Extra Charge.

With Grooming from Kennelwood Experts

Humane Society of MissouriMacklind Location314-802-5735

Proceeds benefit HSMO shelter pets

Friday, September 14

Purses & Pumps for Pooches & PalsPresented by Brown Shoe Company

2012 Humane Society of Missouri Events Helping Homeless Animals Pets Look Good and Feel Good

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Saturday, May 1910 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Walk begins at 11a.m.Cricket Field | Forest Park, St. Louis

Come! Play! Sit! Stay!

Register online at hsmo.org/barkRegistration includes the Walk for the Animals, Family Festival and official T-shirt

Adults: $25 | Children ages 4-15: $5 | Children 3 years and younger: FREE

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• Amazing free-style performances by the Purina® Incredible Dog Team

• Pet contests to show off your pooch’s greatest talents

• Serenity the Llama, Twister theMiracle Horse and other Barn Buddiesfrom Longmeadow Rescue Ranch

• Sandwiches, kettle corn and more at our Festival Food Court

• Autographs from event mascot G.I. Joe at his “celebrity tent”

• Face painting, balloon animals,inflatable activities and more

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$25+Official Bark in the Park T-Shirt ($5 for children 15 and under)

$90+Limited edition Bark in the Park Camelbak Reusable Water Bottle

Top Prize: $5000+Canon Power Shot SX40 HS12.1 Megapixel Digital Camera

OR an Apple iPad OR$500 Humane Society of Missouri Gift Card

(You Choose!)

Raise money for the animals and earn great prizes!

Thank you to our generous sponsors

For more information and a full list of prizes, visit hsmo.org/bark.

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Did you know that a standard 12 oz. water bottle holds $90 worth of dimes?Fill ‘em up, bring ‘em in. Call 314-951-1547 for

more information. Thank you for

caring about the animals.

DIMESfor DOGSSM

In Memory of PetsAmyMr. and Mrs. Ralph Pfremmer

AngelBill, Dee, Linda, and Scott Toth

AnnieMr. and Mrs. Barry H. Beracha

AsheAmanda, Manuka and Ari

AspenKen and Luci Bryant

AuggiePaula and Rodger Riney

Bailey StruckelMs. Julie C. Schroeder

Baron I, II, III, and Lady I, II, III, and Max

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Giljum

Basil Ms. Anne Astroth

Bear and CubbyMr. and Mrs. Jeff Atkinson

BearMr. and Mrs. Richard F. RedohlMr. Timothy O’Fallon

Callie SedgwickMr. and Mrs. Bruce Olson

BlinnyJim and Lionelle Elsesser

BlueBrandy and Lizzie

BoJanice and Errol Holland

BogeyMs. Sue R. Vesser

BonnieMrs. Joyce F. Blackwell

BonzerJohn and Nancy Howald

Bootsie, Goldie and VinoMr. and Mrs. Steve Whitlock

BubblesMs. Rosemary Joseph

Buffy Marie ArnoldMr. and Mrs. D.E. Arnold

Buster, Tramp, and PeachesClellia Buzzelli and Judith Gray

CallieMr. Richard Radford

Casey and ShastaMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Auger

CaseyBuff and Donn

Cassidy YatesMr. Ashok Chawla

ChaseKaren and Trevor Van Horn

Chelsea and BentleyLarry and Linda Kleinberg

CleoMichele, Matt, Madeline, Luke,

Sam, Bonnie, Joey, and Haley

CodyDianne CarlilePaula and Rodger RineyClaudine Salmieri

Cody MichaelGretchen Ivy

ColterMs. Cynthia Kutak

ConnorMr. Robert Waeltermann

CooperMrs. Martha Johnson

Cosmo FriedmanMrs. Suzann J. Antoine

CricketMs. Anna M. Haarhaus

CubbyBuff Buffkin and

Donn Kleinschmidt

DaisyMs. Susan R. Powell

DakotaMrs. Mary Joan Paule

DollyJack and Michele Nagel

DukeMs. Susan M. Ittner

Miss Ellie MaeMr. Mark Baker

Fritzer PosloskyMrs. Shannon C. Bates

Fletcher The CatSusan Nieradko

FuzzballMs. Judith A. Willard

Georgy GirlDr. Barbara M. Falk

GoldwaterMr. and Mrs. David T. Smith

Hannah EdgarCamille, JK, Scout, Casie, Chris,

CJ, Lydia Elizabeth, Ben, Wren

HayleyMrs. Adelaide L. Luecke

Miss Heidi DunnMs. Patricia Dunn

Heidi TaylorMs. Barbara Taylor

HenryMrs. Meaghan Mullgardt

Holly JonesMr. and Mrs. J. Hord Armstrong

and Pimm and Spinner

HooieMs. Sydne K. Amer

IsabelGene and Gen

ItziMs. Karen D. Steinbrueck

Miss JuniorJayme, Brian, Vickie, Mel,

and Melissa

Mr. KittyMr. Michael B. Cobb

Koji BonkowskiMrs. Jean Bonkowski

KosarMr. Michael Mulchek

LadyMs. Linda Brown

LilyLarry and Kathy

LuckyGene Logerman

Lulu MartinMondi Ghasedi

MacJohn and Chris Guedry

Maggie and ShermanMr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Jacquot

Maggie and JiggsMs. Dolly A. Coburn

Maggie LyonsMs. Nancy Herndon

Magic BlackMr. and Mrs. J. Hord Armstrong

and Pimm and Spinner

MaKennaJeanne Whalen and

Lyn McQueary

MarleyThe Staff at COPPR

MartyTerry and Carol Moore

MaxMs. Jane C. Hughes

Midnight, Pepper, Patches and Cricket

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Niemeyer

Millicent and Smokey Knipmeyer

Ms. Susan Knipmeyer

Mickey and MinnieBrian and Terri

Miss MollyEveryone at Pattering Paws

Our Sweet Monnie BoyMr. and Mrs. Jerry Brueckmann

MooseMr. Michael Fluchel

MorganThe Jacobi’s

Morgan FickenMs. Connie Ficken

Murdoch Lee and Hamish Lee Vitsky

Ms. Grace Lee

MurphyRory, Ralph, and Sally

Nike FriedmanMrs. Suzann J. Antoine

PackardMr. Charles A. Daniel

Papas DividendDianna

Parker RutherfordMr. William Schuh

PinonMs. Sis Voegtli

Poe ConnollyMs. Monica Gowryluk

PollyMr. and Mrs. Donald U. Beimdiek

PorkyMr. and Mrs. James E. Roach

Porsche SnodgressMrs. Julia D. Frank-Hundman

Princess and TrotskyMr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Durkis

PumpkinLeila, Lexi, and Tommie

Quito Ms. J. Schaefler

RileyMs. Maryanne B. Clark

RosieMs. Donna Schmidt

RubyMrs. Julia Hearnes-Sindelar

RushmoreMs. Deanna Gallagher

Sadie Mae VonderheidMartha L. Vonderheid

SamMrs. Kelly Hall

SamanthaMrs. Paul Gildehaus

SassyRhea and John Schnabel

ShadowMr. and Mrs. Edward M. Geltman

ShamusFrannie Schranck

Sherman ColeMs. Jennifer Cole

SneezerMr. and Mrs. Harold R. Morris

SophieTerri Bales

Sweetie Pie ParsonsMr. William A. Heyde III

SylvesterKen and Lucy Bryant

Angel TashaBill and Nancy Thomas

Tory DobbsMr. Lewis Strathmann, Jr.

Tucker HoneyBetsy Irizarry

Zeus DrummCarol and Buzz Drumm

In Memory of PeopleMarjorie AdamsBethesda Health GroupFlorissant Elks Ladies ClubMr. and Mrs. Joseph Castello

Morrie AlexYour Girlfriends at Imagine

Norma AndersonMrs. Katherine E. Ray

Mary Lynn AndersonDr. John H. Brabson

Daniel BakerDorothy and Timothy Nelson

Charles BaumannMrs. Dorothy Baumann

Patricia Riley BeuckmanEd and Marie HowardMr. Christopher LuetteckeVince and Susan Viviano

Martha BoschertDavid and Sherry KeethlerTBL Squirt AA Team

Tributes&

MemorialsThe following companies and individuals have contributed $50 or more to

the Humane Society of Missouri as a memorial or in honor of someone special.Donations were received between December 1, 2011 and January 31, 2012.

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Megan BraseMs. JoEllen Harris

Glenn StrongDr. Elizabeth Brewer

Sheila BrokawSuzanne and Sammy

Karen BrownGeorge and Lee Weber

Nancy BryMrs. Faye Beth O’Byrne

Tom and Michele CannonMs. Coralie Zegre

Shaun CarlileDianne Carlile

Robert L. CaseInterior Construction

Services Ltd.Monsanto TLL Team

Curtis CimmsMs. Karen L. White

Gene CooperMr. Gerard F. Kettenbach

Mary CovellMs. Elisabeth Henderson

Alma CrewsMrs. LaVerne M. Richter

Elizabeth CullenThe Early Risers Bowling League

Margaret DaceyJoe and Lyn Castellano

Mildred DietzMr. Joseph Claypool

Harriet DunskiMichelle Dunski

John “Jack” FaheyMBCA Kemp Museum Section

Paul FauksKathy HackerMrs. Margaret BolenLoving Friends on

Alexandra AvenueClaudine SalmieriBob and Gina KerlsScottrade, Inc.

Cynthia FitzlerGeorge and Rhona Linne

David FlanaganMr. and Mrs. Steve Corley

Loyd FrancesAbe and Pat Rubin

Jeanne FrettMr. and Mrs. S. Joseph GoreNormandy Class of ‘44

Patty GahnSuzanne LeBegue and

Barbara Roth

Elizabeth “Lisa” Katherine Oakey Galle

Mrs. Pam Baker

Father John C. Ganly, M.M.Mr. and Mrs. James F. Borzillo

William GardnerMr. Roger Vinson

James GeorgeRodemyer Christel Inc.

Mary Ann GerardMr. and Mrs. Gene F. Sprich, Jr.Mrs. Amy M. HaasMrs. Andrea Dowdy

Dr. Lance GerowinMr. and Mrs. Michael McQuillanMr. Peter SiegelDebbie Benoit

Forrest GibbsMs. Linda Watson

Shauna GodfreyMs. Cheryl Fellner

Patricia GoebelMr. Doug Koehn and

Ms. Gloria Reagan

Carol Ann GrahamMr. and Mrs. John B. McKinneyMelanie and Troy FathmanMr. and Mrs. Barry KoenemannJoanne GrahamMrs. Martha JohnsonMs. Joan JasperSandy Rose, Bill and Jennifer

Don GratzHill-Behan Lumber Co.

Wilba GrottsMs. Glena Rutherford

Barbara Orton-HackmeyerMs. Kathy Snyder

Christa NagelBegovic Chiropractic

Health CenterDonna and Jerry Stockglausner

Clara and Johnny HahnDr. June J. Skelly

Norman HallJeff and Kelly Hall

Kathleen Myers HardinMr. Tom Hardin

Karen Hawkins’ FatherHSMO Volunteer Department

and Your CVC Friends

Janet HaynMs. Donna Bade

Betty HearshMrs. Faye Beth O’Byrne

Hazel Crider HeitmanMs. Susan Langdon

Juanita “Betty” HeitzlerMr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson

John R. HeltonBill and Mary BrownMr. Craig DameronMr. Donald HensenSusan and Chad Metten

Karen K. Henderson McCormack

Al Klevorn

Mr. and Mrs. John K. HermannMs. Tamlin Hermann

Beau HickeyMrs. Elizabeth Salivar

Jack HigginsMr. and Mrs. P.F. Dressel

John Curtis HobbsValhalla Cemetery

Debbie HoldenMrs. Jennifer KirschtenMs. Mary K. StropeMr. Robert F. Turnure and

Mrs. Frances S. Turnure

James HoneywellMs. Eleanor J. MooreCynthia L. Carlock

Charlotte HorvathRon and Judy Tinkham

Margaret HotopJim and Kathy Smith

Gary Lynn HousewrightMr. and Mrs. Mark SheltonMr. Wade Needy

Marilyn JohnsonTreehouse Condo Association

Claire “Tommie” KehoeMrs. Marilyn SmithQueen’s Court Condo Association

Frederick KlausTerry and Cherylle Warnecke

John KleinMrs. Evelyn S. Weber

Violette R. KlevornAl Klevorn

Daniel Kohler and HairiMr. and Mrs. Delaner Thomason

Ruth and Joe KrausMr. Russell Malchow, Jr.

Hilda KrauseMr. and Mrs. Michael Gasparovic

Martin Krewson, Sr. Your Friends at Chicago Fluid

System Technologies

Beverly LawyerPhil and Chris Keim

Hong Im LeeMs. Grace Lee

Pamela S. LeonbergerSteve and Sandy Viscuso

Joseph LewisMs. Cindy Wooten

Carrie L. LindseyDr. Andrew Susuki and StaffJim and Debbie Lloyd

Carrie L. Lindsey and MacyMs. Christy Zisser

Katherine Stevenson LopezElizabeth R. Kellerman

Joe LehrmanMarion Morgenthal

Orville G. MannThe Durant Life Member Council

of the AT&T Pioneers

Ruth MarksJane and Mary Otto

Paul MaserangMs. Judith Maserang

Grace MayMr. Jim R. May

Bonnie McCrayFrom her classmates at

John Burroughs School

David J. McKay IVDiane and Ed Garesche

George MeiselMrs. Joy Meisel

Jackie MianoMr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Hook, Jr.Jim and Mary KreighauserVirginia Pagano and Family

Jay Grant Miller IIIMs. Carol Malone

Tim MohanEvans & Dixon, L.L.C.

Mark P. Mohan, Jr.Patrick and Ann GunnMarian KnaufMs. Anita Adams

L.C. MonehanMs. Cathey Monehan

Steven Muss, Sierra and AngelMs. Mary Skirbin

Jeanette M. MuessigMs. Michelle PiechoinskiTerry Quitmeyer and Family

Jane Rodgers-NeudeckMr. Robert Neudeck IIIBuddy and Kathie FahrenholzBarbara, Bill, Sam, and NathanMs. Florence KunznickMs. Jo Ann SimeoneShow Me Stitchers of St. Louis

William T. “Fiery” O’ByrneJim and Barbara McNabneyMs. Mary T. McMahonStanley N. HollanderJessica StegenLucy and Tom ShaplandMrs. Jack HigginsMs. Tracy C. GreenDr. Chris Kostman and

Mrs. Virginia M. BuschJeff Demerath and

Holly Blumeyer

Beverly OttoMr. and Mrs. David M. Halter

Kevin OttoSensient Colors

Francis Eugene “Frank” ParksMs. Kathleen Hayes

Marie C. PenrodMs. Roslynn Kessler

Harry J. Pfeifer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch

Ann C. PurcellDr. and Ernest RouseMr. and Mrs. Burak Taysi

Helen RamspottFred Ramspott, Terri Stum

and Jody RichardsDavid and Gena Enloe

Ann Behan RehmeMr. Joel AchtenbergPat and Tim CasperMs. Rhonda CampbellMr. and Mrs. Richard G. Brandel

Elizabeth Anne Burrough “Eby” Ries

Ms. Michelle Graham

Evelyn Boeving RiesenmyMs. T.J. Springmeyer

Janet RobertsMs. Marianne Wilson

Donald RobertsGerald and Paulette Stewart

Kathryn RogersMrs. Lorraine Masso

Margaret RosemanSister Louise D. Roseman

Gertrude RottnekAl and Nancy Borzillo

Dennis SaakMs. Jessica DurbanMs. Linda L. Delano

Charlotte SchroerFrank and Cheryl StuermannMs. Ann Goddard

Janet Ruth SchuesslerJefferson Bank & Trust Co.

James L. Schwab, Jr.Betty and Roger Schwab

John T. Scott, Sr.Board of Education for

Waynesville MissouriMr. Allen TodresMr. and Mrs. John HermanMr. and Mrs. Paul McKnightBarb and Michael Hethcote,

Max and RumorsMrs. Patricia PallardyChristina Randle and staff

at The Effective EdgeMs. Donna SchmeligYour Friends at ASCO Numatics

and ASCO Power TechnologiesMs. Joann RandallPamela L. HodgeThe Teamates of J.T. Scott, Jr.

at BoeingShow Me Buckskin Horse

AssociationMr. Darrell VaughanBill and Tammy Pocilujko

Mildred SextonMr. and Mrs. Roy Fischer, Jr.

Eugene Richard “Gene” SkuratMr. and Mrs. John Wharton

Robert A. Smith, Jr.Ms. Sally A. Smith

Mary SpillmanMr. Ralph M. Spillman

Roma StephensDodson & Dodson, LLPNix Patterson and Roach

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Elenor and Mandy StraussMs. Joanne Strauss

Robert F. StumpfMr. Albert Ackfeld

Miss Ava Gail TracyMrs. Nancy G. Weber

Claire TrampierCharles Trampier, Jayne Hacay,

Darren Hacay, and Lynda Trampier

Rosemary VarnesKaren Freeman

Michael A. VignatiMr. Myles McDonnellMs. Cindy Daly

Sam VitaleMr. and Mrs. Sam Cardinale

Irmal WallenMr. and Mrs. Myron Kern

Merle WattsMr. Jeff Loeb and

Ms. Maggie Beal

Elsie WemhoenerParkway School District

Jack M. WhiteMs. Dorothy White

William “Bill” WidmanMr. and Mrs. Gary A. Broccard

Donald E. WilsonDr. Jane Otto

Miss Katie WoolbrightMrs. Kay Woolbright

Lynn WorthmanMs. Cassandra L. Maynard

Elizabeth Barrows WrightMrs. Faye Beth O’ByrneHarriet BlickenstaffMr. and Mrs. Bruce OlsonAdvanced Nursing Services

of St. LouisDr. and Mrs. Bill SedgwickGayle and Ted GarrettMolly and Bill SasserDr. Chris Kostman and

Mrs. Virginia BuschDr. Jean CollinsMr. and Mrs. Andrew R. BreslerMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. SchmidSudie and Brian ShinkleBurt and Dorie WilnerMr. and Mrs. Calvin M. NicholsonMr. and Mrs. Carl HillMr. and Mrs. Edgar NoussLaura and Ed RyanLaurie and Bodie Marx

Lois and George TomaziMr. and Mrs. J. Joseph

Schlafly IIIScott and Laurie LivingstonMr. and Mrs. James HenryMac and Ellen ScottThe Jacobi’sCary and John SchaperkotterCarol and Jake ShepleyMr. and Mrs. Leo B. SchmidMark and Pat HillisMr. and Mrs. Mark BadeMatt and Abbey McCarthyMichael and Ann LauseMr. and Mrs. Peter D. Van CleveMadeleine and Bob ColeRobert and Alexa HullPaula and Rodger RineySimon and Francine KatzBeverly A. LeerSally, Terry, Hadley, and

Ted SchnuckMr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

Purcell, Jr.Marion and Van BlackElizabeth C. MurrayMr. James L. NoussMr. Jeffrey T. Demerath and

Ms. Holly BlumeyerR. Terence MuellerMr. Thomas FellnerV.P. Braxton IIIBea and Bill WrightJanet JohnstonMrs. H.M. Wilson, Jr.Mrs. John H. Ferring IIIScott and Michelle HarrisMrs. Susan M. MauneAli Taylor KindleMs. Anita GravesMs. Ann C. WellsBetsy and Tom NoussJeane JaeJudy MinaceAnonymousMs. Marilyn GormanJill Stein and Jim and

Helen SteinMrs. Patricia A. DrewMr. and Mrs. Michael McKinnisMs. Sally RavensbergKimberly Lowndes,

Lysle Mockler, and Valery McNally

Rispah D. GambleRubinBrownJudy AllenMrs. Sue K. GassnerMr. and Mrs. Chris KlepackiThe Development Department

at HSMOMr. and Mrs. Larry UmlaufCindy, Sue, and Jamie CorleyMs. Karen IsbellMr. Jerry KlugeMs. Doris W. FingerMr. and Mrs. David B. LewisMrs. Thelma P. ZalkMr. and Mrs. Thomas MerkerMs. Martha Austin and

Ms. Kathy Austin

Mr. and Mrs. Donald BayleySuzanne and Ted HoffmanSally and Stew BakulaMs. Barbara W. GaebeMs. Kathryn FrostNorthern Trust BankMr. and Mrs. Earl K. DilleCarole and Dick MellowLinda and Buddy BearmanMs. Sandy MatthesJune and Art HarterJohn and Libby DonnellAmanda MullenMs. Marianne BradyMrs. Linda StricklandThe Arts Staff of Shaw

ElementaryThe Caregivers and Nurses

at Frontier ManorTammi L. BrittonJenny Zurfluh

Corrine Walther ZoneJanet L. ZinzerJohn, Kathy, and Steve Zeltmann

Deborah Zumwalt’s fatherCuratorial Affairs Department

of the Saint Louis Art Museum

In Honor of PetsAlice and SooeySandra and James Patton

BaileyMr. and Mrs. Roland Kieffer

BennyMs. Ann McDonald

Bently, Einstein, Fluffy & Little Kitten

Ms. Joann T. Lindsey

Bo CroleyMs. Cabrini Croley

Brandy, Aspen, Polar, Onyx, Harley, Scooter, HeShee, Little Cat, Jason, and Kit

Babette Farrar

ChesterMrs. Heidi Wentland

ChloeMs. Heather Loke

Chubs and DeaconThe Shields Family

Cookie McCabeMr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell

CooperMs. Barbara J. Regna

Ellie JonesMs. Lorna B. Jones

FalaMs. Judith A. Stenzel

FuzzyMrs. Christina M. Thompson

Heidi, Maddie, Sammie, Sundra, and Reba

Ms. Michele L. Meyer

Jenna-Dog ThomasMs. Terry Thomas

Jessie, Jake, Lucy and BaileyMr. and Mrs. Joe Graczak

Kadee and KaseeMr. Steve Davidson

Maeve StamMr. and Mrs. Darren Stam

Martini, Goose, and JoseMs. Nancy Karandzieff

Murphy and JakeMs. Cynthia Barnett

Ninja, PeeWee, LT, Missy, Lily and Toby

Ms. Gina M. Harper

PatchesMs. Becky Cole

Ponce SchneiderMs. Rebecca Schneider

PunkinMrs. Phyllis Sway

Sammy and Old Henry Burkhalter

Ms. Carolyn S. Tucker

Sam HeyduckMom and Dad

Sasha and JackMr. Dennis Hageman

Scout and SusieMs. Eleatha Suratt

Shadow, Max, Mittens, and Sam

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yanik

Shadow and Robbie FluchelMr. Michael Fluchel

SnoopyMs. Katherine Farache

Stewie, Nigel, and Peabody Smith

Ms. Teresa Smith

Sugar and SpiceMs. Janet H. Dunlap

T.C. and DellaMs. Amanda K. Bresler

TeddyMs. Marsha Peigh

Tootie and OreoMrs. Beverly Shepard

In Honor of PeopleJanice AhernsMs. Linda R. Reifschneider

Maria AhrensMr. George Ahrens

Mr. and Mrs. Alan AkersonMr. Brian Akerson

Jody AulettaMr. Alfred Auletta

Mrs. Adrian BeckerMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

The Baker and Baldwin Families

Chris, Michael, Uncle Marty and Elaine

Dave BelewSchindler Elevator Corp.

Dr. Roxanne BenisonMs. Jean Plesko

Debbie BiereMr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Schury

Mike and Kay BizelliMr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wickiser

Jenna BoltzmanMr. and Mrs. Michael Boltzman

Mr. and Mrs. Bill BonanMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bonan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunt BonanMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Helen BrasierLaura and Paul Wehrley

Bret, Tot, and KeelinMrs. Diane Bernard

BrettMs. Karen J. Harris

Dr. BrinkerMr. Joe Goldenberg

Susan Ryan and Brian ButtsMom and Dad

Barbara Caciolo, M.D.Carol, Betty, Peggy, Judy,

Denise, and Marsha

Erika CarrTerry, Woody, Rocky, Eva, Sam,

Ypsi, Paddy, Cappy, and Tang

Quentin James CockerhamAunt Judy and Aunt Verne

Theda Cohen and SamMs. Renee Hartmann

Donald ColeMs. Becky Cole

Lynn CollinsThe Rector Clan

Currigan Friends and FamilyMs. Dawna Currigan

Donald DaughertyMrs. Cynthia Weir

Peggy DeatonMs. Denise Grebel

Anne DiederichSigma Aldrich Corporation

Dr. Julie DobslawMs. Terri Bales

Lisa and DonDad and Vickie

Charlie DonahueMs. Nancy Donahue

A contribution to the Humane Society of Missouri makes a thoughtful gift for any occasion.

Donations of $50 or more are listed in Tails magazine.

A card can be sent announcing your gift to the

individual of your choice. Your donation will

make a lasting impact on the lives of

animals. For more information,

visit hsmo.org/donate

or call 314-951-1542.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis EnglerMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. Jack EnglerMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Tim and Theresa EnnisMr. Marc Ennis

Gary and Val ErbDad and Kathy

Barrett ErkerMrs. Nicole Wenzel WoernerMr. and Mrs. Calvin NicholsonMrs. Jane P. HylenMrs. Nina T. McVeyMs. Carolyn AlperMs. Christy ConradMs. Kim RodriguezMs. Lisa R. BurgessMs. Mia Bonthron

Helen FeeneyMs. Bette J. Constantin

Don and Lisa FinkeMs. Laurie Kembitzky

Don and Becky FischerMs. Joyce V. Fischer

Jim and Kathy FischerMs. Joyce V. Fischer

Ron and Sandy FischerKaty and Patrick

Jesse FosterMs. Beth Anderson

Robert FrommMs. Kathryn Plackemeier

Lisa GansMom and Carl

Mr. and Mrs. C.B. GebhardMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Dr. Sarah GeorgeThe George Foundation

Leonard GieszelmannMr. Donald Gieszelmann

Barb Brooks Giledt and ArthurJessica Muehlfarth

Sandy GoralnikMs. Tracy C. Green

Alicia GoveroMr. and Mrs. Raymond Buehler

Aunt AliciaMark, Amy, Amanda, Jenn,

and Churchill

Topher Joe GarcianiMs. Donna Garciani

Steve and Cheryl GrantMs. Heather Grant

Richard and Marie GravesTeri Graves

Tracy GreenSandy and Charlie Goralnik

Aaron GreenbergMrs. Kristan Greenberg

Bradley and Sarah Gross’s Wedding

Hana, Brian, and Sam Taylor

Julia Farrar-HamannKate Lee

Gaile HarmsMr. Michael L. Lunter

Dr. John HattonMs. Jean Plesko

Cindy HaumesserRuss and Lynette Breed

Bailey and Joan HeherMs. Charlotte V. Davis

Ginny HerrickJim Herrick

Danny HoerzKrissy Gonzalez

Judy HoormanMarty and Steve Campbell

Callie HummelMs. Katherine O’Keefe

Fred JabbariAmanda, Josh, and Moose

John JavorekWendy, George, Goog,

and Flavia

Paul R. JohnsonMs. Diane Johnson

Elizabeth JosephsonMr. Peter Malarkey

William and Elizabeth Josephson

Mary, Gregory, and Aurora

Kemper KidsMs. Lana J. Dinehart

Mark KielhafnerKatie, Joe, Liz, and Adam

Julie KiesJudy and John Buchheit

The Klatt FamilyMs. Nancy Cooney

Vicki KnickmeyerMr. Hugh Colvin

Linda KnipDr. William Walls

Wendy Knudsen-FarrellMrs. Kristin PanayoutouFlorence and Peter DugganJules, Eric, Dalia, Avi, Eitan,

and Rosco

Chris Lakenburger and AmyMr. Bob Ortmeyer

Matt Lakenburger and MeganMr. Bob Ortmeyer

Aunt Susan and Uncle KenJohn and Johanna

Joanne LaurentJon and Christy

James and Debbie LehmanMr. Don LehmanMs. Lynne Lehman

Donald G. LevyDr. and Mrs. Steven Plax

Lawrence LewisMr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Lewis

Gary Litzsinger IIThe Employees of C.C. Dillon

Company

Allie Lively Aunt Donna and Uncle Hunt

Mattie LivelyAunt Donna and Uncle Hunt

George and Charlene LoiselMarilyn Retzer

The Frank Malone FamilyJeanette Malone

Mark Fetters and Joseph Martin

Ms. Michelle N. Shanker

Amanda McClanahanMrs. Meredith A.

Rubich-O’Connor

Mr. and Mrs. Tom McConnellMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDonaldJennifer McDonald

Dan, Sara, Ethan, Anna, and Claire McGinnis

Dianne Carlile

Jim MerloChristopher and Tyler

Dennis MeyerMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Katherine and Todd MillerMr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer

Tim and Mary Mitchell and Family

Ms. Mary Bartley

Mom and DadLana Dinehart

Michelle MonahanMr. William S. Tomber

Coley MorseMs. Fredericka Morse

Scott NazMr. Jeff Naz

Pam NicholsonAnita and John O’Connell

Faye Beth O’ByrneMr. and Mrs. S.C. Baer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Honeycutt

William OdmanDave, Ralph, Ron, Steve,

and Tammy

Donna OrtlipMrs. Meredith A.

Rubich-O’Connor

Jim and Sharon OrtmeyerMr. Bob Ortmeyer

Gracie OttoliniMarc and Justin

Renee PaytonMr. and Mrs. Gary Roettger

Julia PereriaMrs. Leslie J. Vitt

Betty PlummerNicci, Ben, Josh, and Edna

Todd ProsekMr. and Mrs. Robert G. Porter

Rachel and Justin’s MarriageMr. Dale Romine

Mr. and Mrs. Rick RaminMrs. Faye Beth O’Byrne

Annie RatajJeannie Wyatt

Anna Marie ReichenbacherMs. Carol A. Chlanda

Dr. Nancy Richardson9th Grade Advisory

Anna RobsonEmily Ross

Doug and Valerie RoddenJennifer and Chris Rodden

Rosie SchnellMr. David Schnell

Kenneth SchutteMurphy’s Irish Red

Dr. Steven SchwartzDr. and Mrs. Edward M. Geltman

Monica SchwartzMs. Ruth K. Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. Mark SheldinMrs. Faye Beth O’Byrne

Rose and Charles ShareDerek, Elizabeth, Charles, Henry,

Emily, Brian, baby girl Sherbie, Allison, Ian, Nora and baby Kennedy

Dan SheehanMary Cook

Susie and Michael SimpsonJennie and Kathy

Lori SingletonMs. Elizabeth A. Engel

Dave and Lisa SmithAnonymous

Stacey SoneMr. and Mrs. William R. Grubb

Laurie SternMr. David L. Stern

Miss Rebecca C. StevensMrs. Linda Stevens

Ryan and Monica Stoutenborough

Dad and Becky

Gamme Carolyn StrathmannYour Favorite Grandson

(and his parents)

The Stultz FamilyChuck and June Rayfield

In Honor of Our Wedding Guests

Cristin and Michael Swoboda

Dr. Hana TepperMicah, Naomi, Nicholas,

and Hailey

The Terry’sMr. David Helfrich

Robert E. TreesJohn and Dotty

Carol VanceMs. Connie C. Ruff

Brock VogtMiss Christina Vogt

Dr. Barb WalshSally Rappold

Kathy Warnick and the HSMO Management Team

Sue Frayer

Alan WiedelKrissy Gonzalez

The Will FamilyMs. Christina Grace

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no local, state or federal tax support or United Way funding.know

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The Humane Society of Missouri, the Animal ProtectiveAssociation of Missouri and St. Louis County Animal Care& Control have launched a website to reunite lost pets withtheir owners. STLLostPets.org lists stray/found animals atall their locations and provides helpful information foranyone who has lost a pet or found one.

If a pet is missing, the site allows people to search forfound animals with databases updated hourly. Owners can submit a report for a lost pet; likewise, people who’ve found a pet can use the “Found Pet Resources” portion of the website.

“Our three organizations handle 90% of all stray andunwanted animals in the St. Louis area,” noted KathyWarnick, HSMO president. “The more you search, thegreater your chances of a happy reunion with your lostpet,” she said. “Check back often and don’t give up hope.”

Tips for Finding a Pet

• Each pet needs a collar, tag and microchip. About the size of a grain of rice, a microchip is implanted between a pet’s shoulder blades. Its unique serial number is entered into a national database along with your name and contact information.

• Call the Humane Society of Missouri Veterinary Contact Center at 314-951-1534 for an appointment to have your pet microchipped.

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