A transformation that will significantly improve the lives of Hawaii’s animals is underway. With a new 55-year lease granted by the City & County of Honolulu, the Hawaiian Humane Society’s future in Moiliili is secure and construction on our redesigned campus recently began. The project to improve the health and welfare of animals includes an updated veterinary clinic and admissions center and new adoption pavilions for cats and dogs. “These improvements will have a significant impact on both animal and human experiences at our busy Moiliili campus,” says Pamela Burns, President & CEO.

The project design is the culmination of input from animal sheltering and design experts from across the nation and was guided by what animals see, smell and feel in order to reduce stress, encourage more natural behaviors and ultimately result in more positive outcomes. The goal is

to create comfortable environments that address an animal’s behavioral, psychological and socialization needs.

The new veterinary clinic will expand the existing 160-square foot surgery suite to more than 1,000 square feet, increasing operational efficiency and effectiveness. The Humane Society’s surgery room was originally

designed to accommodate 1,000 sterilizations annually. Currently, veterinarians perform more than 8,000 sterilizations a year in a room

that’s about the size of a walk-in closet.

The design of the admissions center incorporates peaceful areas for animals to relax and adjust to a new environment, reducing stress and illness. The admissions center also includes an exam room so that health evaluations can be performed upon

arrival. Cats arriving for sterilization surgery will have their own dedicated space designed to meet their specific needs.

New indoor-outdoor adoption areas are designed to enable dogs to socialize while providing private spaces for rest. The improved layout will make sanitation more efficient, allowing staff more time to interact with the animals. Cats awaiting adoption will enjoy expanded housing areas with three-story accommodations and vertical spaces for climbing and exploring.

The Humane Society’s doors will remain open throughout the construction. “We anticipate all programs and services to remain fully operational during this time, so please continue to visit us,” says Burns. For more information, visit HawaiianHumane.org.

These dog runs are the

original kennels built in 1942

and will be redesigned to encourage positive

behaviors and increase

happiness.

Building a better shelter for animals

NewsletterSeptember – November 2015

Hawaiian Humane Society

People for animals. Animals for people.

From left: Pamela Burns, Lawrence D. Rodriguez, Robert R. Bean, Ginny Tiu, Pamela S. Jones, Armand Cote, Councilmember Ann Kobayashi, Jeffrey Omo, Sharon Thom and Rick Zwern.

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An animal charity like no otherIn my view, these are the important points that distinguish the Hawaiian Humane Society from other animal organizations near and far.

We’re Local & Independent. We’re a local nonprofit that helps local animals and local people. 100% of your donations stay in Hawaii.

The term “Humane Society” has been incorporated into the names of organizations across the nation. Yet each is separate and unrelated. Most people on Oahu think that we are either a chapter of a national organization or they are unsure if there is an affiliation. About 25 percent think we’re a government agency. Neither is true. That’s why your support matters so much to us. We rely on your donations to fund our mission.

Our History & Experience. We’re the second oldest charity in Hawaii and have been rescuing and protecting animals since 1883. The Hawaiian Humane Society is one of the nation’s oldest humane societies and the only one to have royalty as a founding member—King Kalakaua. Before the Hawaiian Humane Society was established, animal abuse was commonplace; horses were beaten and overworked, dogs were abused and feathers plucked from live chickens. The Society was founded to protect the most vulnerable in our community: animals, orphaned children, unwed mothers and the mentally ill.  We transitioned in the 1930s to focus solely on the humane treatment of animals and the human-animal bond.

Our Programs are Comprehensive. We offer more than 30 programs and services that include sheltering, rescue and protection as well as education,

advocacy, prevention and intervention. Keeping the bond between pets and their

people strong prevents homeless animals,

cruelty and abandonment.  No other organization in Hawaii rehomes, reunites and rescues as many animals as we do. We stand alone as Oahu’s only open admission shelter that welcomes all animals, no animal is ever turned away.

Our People Are Our Greatest Asset. We have assembled a talented team of 75 compassionate professionals supported by more than 600 volunteers. Our staff members are experts in their fields, including animal care, shelter medicine, finance and community programs. Our experts are leading the animal welfare movement in Hawaii, ensuring that we follow best practices in all areas, use donations wisely and are financially sound and responsible as a nonprofit, mission-driven organization.

Mahalo for all the ways you support the Hawaiian Humane Society. I look forward to seeing you on Sunday, October 11 for PetWalk, our annual charity walk to celebrate the human-animal bond and the special relationship we share with animals.

Pamela Burns President & CEO

President’s Letter

Pamela Burns has served as

President and CEO since

1990.

Pamela BurnsPresident & CEO

Jacque VaughnChristina Kam

Editors

Brandon BosworthJane Reilly Mount

Tim RuelContributors

Jeff ChungSteve Czerniak

Augusto DeCastroDave Greer

Stephen HaynesKristin Lam

Hailey SchochElizabeth Valleriani

Photographers

Published quarterly by theHawaiian Humane Society.

2700 Waialae AvenueHonolulu, Hawaii 96826Phone (808) 356-2200

Fax (808) 955-6034HawaiianHumane.org

Animal Rescues & Investigations 356-2250

Dog Licensing 356-2227

Donations & Gifts 356-2213

Education 356-2206

Events 356-2247

Lost & Found 356-2228

Pet Adoptions 356-2218

Pet Loss Support Group 356-2222

Volunteer Programs 356-2222

The Hawaiian Humane Society is an education and advocacy organization that also shelters, protects, rescues, reunites and rehomes animals. It is Oahu’s only open-admission shelter

that welcomes all animals. Visit HawaiianHumane.org to

learn more.

Call 356-2213 for more information on how to donate through these avenues. To send a gift to the animals directly, use the enclosed envelope in this newsletter.

Foodland puts food in the bowlOnly in September, shoppers can make a donation at any Foodland, Sack N Save or Foodland Farms checkout, and the grocery chain will partially match each gift. Mention code 77200.

CFC salutes the animalsThis fall, military and federal employees can donate through the Combined Federal Campaign. Select charity 20356 to salute the animals.

AUW points the way for animalsDonate through Aloha United Way by designating a gift to the Hawaiian Humane Society with code 7054 to make a gift.

Kaitlin Hao-Magno, who was selected as a Hawaiian Humane Society Pause4Paws student contest winner, is an animal advocate in her school’s neighborhood, helping to manage colonies of street cats through the Cat-Dog-TreeHuggers club at Kamehameha Schools.

“Living in Waianae, I see many animals in need,” said Kaitlin, co-president of the Cat-Dog-TreeHuggers club. “I love that I am able to motivate my fellow classmates to get them involved in activities that can help benefit the community.”

“Peer to peer teaching is one of the most effective tools to increase education and change behaviors,” says Bonnie Oda, Humane Society’s education partnerships manager. “This is how we create social change.”

Kaitlin attended the Humane Society’s Teens4Animals Summer Experience to learn about animal welfare, get hands-on animal training and lead community outreach projects. This further inspired her to help animals. After high school, Kaitlin’s plan is to attend a college in California to earn her Veterinary Technician degree.

“The program at the Hawaiian Humane Society has really helped me believe in myself and shown me that I am capable of doing things if I put my mind to it,” said Kaitlin.

To become an animal hero like Kaitlin, sign up for the Animal Hero Service Learning Training Class at HawaiianHumane.org/AnimalHero.

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Waianae student turns education into activism

In Our Backyard

Gifts go a long way to help local animals

Animal Hero Service Learning Training Class

October 244:30 – 6:30 pm Hawaiian Humane Society

Kaitlin Hao-Magno

receives kisses for being a teen

animal hero.

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Hawaiian Humane Society is pleased to announce its fiscal year 2016 Board of Directors. Animal

advocate, Ginny Tiu, serves as Chair of the Board of Directors. For fiscal

year 2016, officers are Lawrence D. Rodriguez serving as Vice

Chair, Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. as Treasurer and Mi Kosasa as Secretary.

The Humane Society also welcomes new Board member,

Michael Ching, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of First Hawaiian Bank.

Special thanks to former Board Chair Rick Zwern, who led the organization

for the past two years through many significant initiatives including a capital campaign and planning the Society’s West Oahu campus.

Additional members of the Board of Directors include: Eric Ako, DVM, Robert H. Armstrong, Robert R. Bean, Francie Boland, Pamela Burns (President & CEO), John Doty, Nick Dreher, Brandt Farias, Elizabeth Rice Grossman, Pamela S. Jones, Susan Kosasa, Kent T. Lucien, Stephen B. Metter, Virgina S. Weinman and Mary H. Weyand.

Welcome new board member and officers

Ginny Tiu, newly

elected Chair of the Board of Directors.

Every year for more than a century the Hawaiian Humane Society has been challenged with how to move its mission forward - how to rally more to its cause and improve the welfare of animals that are both owned, homeless, domestic and wild.

From July 2014 to June 2015, the Society made great strides towards building a better future for animals that included the conclusion of a capital campaign and securing a gift of land for a West Oahu campus where services are so desperately needed.

All of these accomplishments are in addition to its work as Oahu’s safety net for animals. In fiscal year 2015, the Society celebrated more than 7,400 adoptions, reunited more than 2,300 missing pets with their owners and sterilized nearly 7,900 animals. The work to rescue, reunite and rehome animals is an enormous undertaking in light of more than 23,000 arrivals. The hands-on animal care work required was supported by more 1,500 volunteers

who stepped in to carry the mission forward alongside 75 staff members. Volunteers also helped expand the Humane Society’s foster program by caring for animals who were too young, injured, ill or in need of socialization before adoption.

“We are a continuously improving organization,” said Humane Society President & CEO Pamela Burns. “We are always looking toward the future needs of animals and making thoughtful decisions to move our mission forward.”

One of the issues that the Humane Society took on last fiscal year was a prohibition on wild animals for entertainment – a timely ambition as the community recognized the 20th anniversary of the escape and shooting of performing

elephant Tyke. It also championed a bill at the legislature that gives restaurant owners the right to allow dogs in their establishments.

Read about victories for animals in the Society’s fiscal year 2015 Annual Report available in October. Call 356-

2222 to request a copy by mail.

Year in Review: A mission with momentum

More than 1,500 volunteers donated

their time to the animals at the shelter,

in the community and from home.

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Hawaiian Humane Society has launched a three-month campaign to educate the public about the importance of pet identification. Last year, nearly 5,000 people reported having lost their pet or found someone’s animal. While more than 2,300 missing pets were reunited last year by the Humane Society, that number could have been higher if pets had ID. A collar with a tag with a telephone number and a microchip are all it takes.

Microchips never get lost. Get cats or dogs microchipped at the Humane Society for $15, which includes registration in Oahu’s microchip database. No appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome every day between noon and 4 pm at the Adoptions Center.

Microchips used for pet identification are about the size of a grain of rice. The microchip is injected just under the skin between the shoulder blades and lasts for life. Each microchip contains a unique number that will identify a pet’s owner, if they have kept their information up to

date with the Humane Society. Call 356-2200 to update microchip record contact information today.

Dog license is legal ownership. A City & County of Honolulu dog

license is legal proof of ownership. City & County of Honolulu law requires that all dogs, four months

or older, have and wear a county-issued license tag. A tag can be purchased at any Satellite City Hall or at Hawaiian Humane Society. All updates to dog licenses can be completed at any Satellite City Hall.

The Hawaiian Humane Society is Oahu’s official lost and found. If a pet is lost, be sure to file a lost and found report at the Humane Society or online at HawaiianHumane.org.

Take the “ID Me” quiz and be entered to win a $100 gift certificate. Go to HawaiianHumane.org for more information.

ID helps reunite lost pets

Holoholo

Holiday Toy DriveOctober 1 – November 20

Spread holiday cheer and donate a new toy for an animal in need. Visit

HawaiianHumane.org to find a donation site near you.

PetWalkOctober 11Walk begins at 8 amMagic IslandStep out for the 25th anniversary of PetWalk. Register at HawaiianHumane.org.

Animal Hero Service Learning ClassOctober 24, 4:30 – 6:30 pmHawaiian Humane SocietyA class for those who want to help animals for a school or club project. A $25 fee per student is requested. Scholarships are available. Contact education@hawaiianhumane.org to learn more.

Pictures with Santa Paws

Get a sitting with a professional photographer that includes a flash drive with photos. $30 per sitting. Contact 356-2225 or events@hawaiianhumane.org to purchase a pre-sale ticket for $25.

November 89 – 11 amKing Intermediate (Kaneohe)

November 21 & 229 am – 4 pmWard Entertainment Center (next to the theaters)

Visit HawaiianHumane.org for details.

Mark your calendar

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This summer boasted record-breaking heat. While people can cool down with shave ice, a hat and the ability to perspire, dogs are not so lucky. A scorching summer can easily and quickly lead to pet heatstroke, which is dangerous and potentially deadly.

Outdoor activities such as hiking, jogging and playing fetch are amongst the most common causes of heat exhaustion. Signs of overheating include excessive panting, dark or bright red tongue and gums or staggering. If a pet is exhibiting any of these signs, get him to a shady spot as soon as

possible and place cool water on his chest, belly and feet until he can get veterinary care.

Another cause of heatstroke for pets is leaving them in the car. Leaving a pet in a parked car – even for 10 minutes – could prove fatal.

According to a study published in Pediatrics journal, in-car temperatures can reach 123

degrees in one hour on an 80 degree day. Call 911 if a pet is in danger. Take down a license plate number to try and track down the owner if the car is parked at a store.

Help pets beat the Hawaiian heat

The competition was fur-rocious and the votes were flying in this year’s Pets in Paradise calendar contest. The variety of photos made this year’s contest especially adorable: goggle-eyed cats on the beach, dogs exploring waterfalls and even a bird celebrating Christmas. In July, three winners were selected.

Ebby was the first winner, with more than 5,000 votes. “Ebby came all the way from Germany to find her home here in Hawaii,” said her owner, Carol Asai-Sato. “She loves to be with her family, and enjoys daily walks to

the park. She finds the perfect way to enjoy some shade on a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day.”

The next winner, Sweetie, is an adorable green-eyed rescue cat adopted from the Hawaiian Humane Society. Some of her favorite activities include spending time snuggling on her favorite recliner with her guardian, Rev. Larry Gardner, who visited The Humane Society’s Cat House every week. This green-eyed beauty loves to eat and meows happily while Rev. Gardner fills her bowl.

Giovanni, who was found abandoned at a beach park as a 2-week-old puppy, also placed in the top 3. His owner, Jasmine Fujiwara, nursed him back to health and into the spunky pup he is today. The 11-month-old terrier mix is a ball of energy that loves to play with both people and animals. Giovanni attends puppy classes at petco and enjoys cuddling with his favorite teddy bear.

More than 100 photos were entered and more than $30,000 was raised for homeless friends at the Hawaiian Humane Society. Visit HawaiianHumane.org to purchase a calendar starting November 1.

Paws up for Pets in Paradise calendar winners

Carol Asai-Sato’s

Ebby Jasmine Fujiwara’s

Giovanni

Rev. Larry Gardner’s

Sweetie

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Mews-worthy

Love is ageless: Seniors for Seniors creates new friends

Helpful tips for food safety

All animals that are healthy and friendly can be great companions no matter their age.

The benefits that come with age are many: house trained, an established personality, a fully developed immune system, a longer attention span and easier to train than puppies.

The Epure ohana of Kailua noticed their senior dog Emma had been grieving the loss of their dog Penny, who had recently passed. The family decided to visit the Hawaiian Humane Society to take advantage of the Seniors for Seniors program and adopted 10-year-old Buddy to lift Emma’s spirits and serve as a well-suited companion. They instantly bonded.

“Buddy and Emma do everything together, from going on walks to napping,” said Chikako Epure. “He is very affectionate and proves that love is ageless.”

For furry family members, parties can often mean that temptations abound. A dog’s sense of smell is 10,000 to 100,000 times more intense than humans and that can make food irresistible. Floral centerpieces and gastronomical delights coupled with your busy schedule can sometimes spell trouble. With a bit of planning and thoughtfulness, pets can have fun and stay safe during any soiree. Turkey, steak and other foods that people love can cause gastrointestinal distress in canine and feline friends and chocolates can be fatal to dogs. It is always a good idea to keep trash closed up tight, and never give your cat or dog food with bones. Well-intentioned owners may want to feed their dogs fatty foods but it can cause a potentially deadly inflammation of the pancreas. Avoid table scraps and large quantities of a new food, as this can cause diarrhea or vomiting.

Common florals found in arrangements, such as baby’s breath and hydrangeas, are toxic to both dogs and cats. Lilies are highly toxic to cats. Call a veterinarian or search online to find a list of plants to avoid. With any get-together, pets may get stressed. To minimize the effects of excitement, close off a quiet room away from the noise. Provide adequate food and water, and a litter box for felines. Some extra attention can go a long way. A gentle massage for the cat or a quiet stroll with the dog may offer some soothing moments for both animals and people.

After beingin our care for 4 months, Buddy, a

spunky10-year-old, found a family to call his own

through the Seniorsfor Seniors program.

Seniors for SeniorsPeople aged 60 and older may adopt any dog or cat, age 6 years and older, for free through the Hawaiian Humane Society’s Seniors for Seniors program. Call 356-2218 for more information.

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Earn incentivesPrizes for those who collect more than $75 in donations include a 2016 Pets in Paradise calendar, an exclusive Humane Society cooler pack and a thermal flask.

Save time –register onlineGet ready to join the Hawaiian Humane Society’s PetWalk on Sunday, October 11 and create a personal supporter page. Visit HawaiianHumane.org/PetWalk to register for the largest animal charity walk on Oahu. Thousands of people and pets will come together at Magic Island to celebrate raising donations that provide funds for a multitude of programs and services that serve Oahu’s animals and people.

PetWalk is possible through a generous one-day exemption by Mayor Kirk Caldwell and the City & County of Honolulu’s parks division. Animals are strictly prohibited at Ala Moana Beach Park year round.

Go teamsRally a team of five friends, who each have an online giving page, to become a Team Captain and be entered to win a trip to Las Vegas. All fundraisers who collect at least $550 will be entered to win a two-night Maui getaway.

to register.

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Visit Hawaiia

nHumane.org/PetWalk

“As part of the petco commitment to ‘Think Adoptions First,’ we support the Hawaiian Humane Society’s lifesaving work and are proud to be the presenting sponsor of the 25th annual PetWalk.”

– Chris Leideritz petco Regional Director

“Subaru Hawaii is proud to partner with the Hawaiian Humane Society. At Subaru, we care about our community and commitment to making Hawaii a better place for people and animals. As a sponsor of the 2015 PetWalk, we celebrate all pets and owners!”

– Glenn Inouye Servco Senior Vice President

“We are happy to partner with the Hawaiian Humane Society because healthy pets are more adoptable pets. The goal of the Hill’s Food, Shelter & Love® Program is simple: to provide dogs and cats with superior nutrition that will make them healthier, happier and more adoptable as they wait for their forever home.”

– Dianne Perkins Hill’s Shelter Program Manager

Why we support PetWalk

Best in Show

Pack Leaders

Media Hounds

to register.

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Visit Hawaiia

nHumane.org/PetWalkJoin Hawaii News Now reporter

Ben Gutierrez for PetWalk.

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The Hawaiian Humane Society’s rescue and response team handles thousands of cases every year where animals are in distress. Sometimes animals are abandoned. At times, animals are lost and can’t find their way home. In other situations, they are victims of cruelty and neglect.

The Society’s humane investigators are able to help so many in need due to their training that includes compassionate professionalism. It’s a skill that is also used by first responders and health care professionals that helps them to succeed in their role as caregivers without becoming personally involved with those they rescue. Yet at times, there’s that one special case that tugs at the heart so persistently, getting personal just can’t be avoided.

In May, Humane Investigator Kevin Nakagami headed to Waianae to investigate a report of animal cruelty. As he approached the property, he found a severely emaciated dog named Nalu chained outside. This wasn’t just a skinny dog. Nalu was so thin he was literally starving to death at 30 pounds, which is half his ideal weight of 65 pounds. The Humane

Society’s veterinary staff later discovered he was infested with ticks causing anemia, missing much of his hair and had sores on his body. He also suffered from heart worms and his skin had blackened.

Officer Nakagami counseled the owner about the care and nutrition that Nalu required to be a healthy and happy pet. After much discussion, the owner realized that Nalu deserved a better life and gave Nalu to the Hawaiian Humane Society. Officer Nakagami found his thoughts kept wandering back to Nalu and that look of hope that filled the dog’s large brown eyes when he was carried away from such suffering. The officer learned that Nalu’s health issues were many and complicated, including deadly heartworms, and that he might not make it through. For several nights, visiting with Nalu in his kennel at the Humane Society became a part of Officer Nakagami’s routine. And with each visit, Nalu

would perk up, wag his tail and lay at Officer Nakagami’s

feet with a look of joy. Nalu had fallen in love with his rescuer and the feelings were mutual.

Officer Nakagami fostered

Nalu for a month to rest and heal. Nalu is now back on his feet, at his ideal weight and enjoys a life he never imagined was possible. Nalu was adopted by his rescuer and the two have formed an unbreakable bond.

Waianae dog finds a home with his Humane Society rescuer

Nalu was emaciated when

he was rescued by the Hawaiian

Humane Society.

Humane Investigator

Kevin Nakagami found love

with rescued dog Nalu.

All tips of potential animal neglect and abuse are investigated. Call 356-2250 or visit HawaiianHumane.org to report cruelty.

The Hawaiian Humane Society’s rescue and response team investigated more than 2,700 cases in fiscal year 2015.

Report cruelty now

Pros at loving petsProService Hawaii celebrated Take Your Dog to Work Day in June with more than 30 pets accompanying their parents to the office. Festivities included a Furry Fun Fair and a toy drive for homeless animals at the Humane Society.

Service for the dogs Bow-wow to Oceanic Cable for spending a day of service helping at the shelter and getting 26 dogs get adopted at PetSmart Mililani.

Eyes on the animalsA big thanks to HI-Trend, Hawaii’s luxury eyewear boutique in Hilton Hawaiian Village, which hosted an event with a portion of the proceeds, totaling more than $1,000, donated to the Society.

Crafty Kiewit builds with loveThank you to Kiewit for donating and building new rabbit and guinea pig habitats as well as new dog cribs.

petco and VCA open doors Mahalo to petco Kapolei and Pearl City and VCA Kaneohe for use of their locations for the Society’s traveling youth Animal Hero class, a class for those who want to help animals for a school or club project.

Smooches to Sephora Paws up to Sephora Waikiki for hosting Smooches for Pooches, a benefit event raising money for animals.

Making lemonade for loveHip Hip Hooray for the Teams Lemonlicious, Love Lemonade, Lemonade Crush and The Ugly Lemon from Lemonade Alley. They raised nearly $2,700 for homeless animals at the Hawaiian Humane Society.

Stepping out for PetWalk Thank you to Art & Flea, Night Market & Poi Dogs Day Care & Boarding for supporting PetWalk by hosting their pet-friendly event and helping us to rally donations for the animals.

808 Sports Leagues win big with donationThree cheers to 808 Sports Leagues corporate division kickball champions, Team Aerotek/Tek for choosing to donate their $800 prize money.

Waggin’ Tales

Pet Worthy Products

Outward Hound Treat Toy

The Outward Hound Treat Toy is an interactive, treat-seeking puzzle for canines that exercises their minds.

Available on Amazon.com. $14.99

The Kitty HarnessThe Come with Me Kitty

Harness and Leash allows you to enrich kitty’s life with safe, outdoor experiences. Available in assorted colors at the

Humane Society’s pet supply store. Sizes S to L. $15.99

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We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more between May 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015.

Fat Cats & Top Dogs$10,000 +Bank of Hawaii FoundationElizabeth Rice GrossmanGinny TiuJames Campbell Company & Executives

Animal Champions$5,000 +Conley Family FoundationHill’s Pet NutritionDavid & Hallah NilsenBarbara TilleyVeterinary Emergency & Referral Center of HawaiiErnest H. Fukeda, Jr.

Best Friends$1,000 +Carol Asai-Sato & Dennis TsuhakoBob & Frances BeanPamela BurnsMike & Joyce ChingWilliam Coleman & Chris FrendreisJohn & Christina DotyKen & Linda FongJasmine FujiwaraJerrold & Harlene FullerRev. Larry A. GardnerHilton & Summer GardnerCherylene HidanoDeborah IslerLeslie ItoNobuharu KatoKelcey KoCynthia KobatakeSteven & Estrellita KomuraStephen KrembleCharlotte Lee & Ann HansonLloyd Moore FoundationRaymond LyauTim & Devon GuardBob & Carol MomsenNiu Valley Middle SchoolMike Nevin & Robyn WongCarole Kai OnouyePetSmart CharitiesJames & Cherye PierceIain & Linda RossCarl & Lu Seyfer

Susan & Alvin ShishidoSilicon Valley Community FoundationAndrew SingerStephanie StricklandArthur & Ruth UshijimaStanley UyeharaMark & Kimberly YamauchiZumiez Foundation

Devoted Companions$500 +808 Sports LeagueA & E CreationsALTRES, Inc.Carma BamberDavid BrownMolly CherryJason del Mundo & Jamie-Lyn YoshidaMichael DeLucaAlbert & Laura EvensenSarah FinckeRalph FisherMaimona GhowsGregory Gibbons & Peter FujiekiJames & Lydia GibsonGirl Scouts Troop 870John & Pam HaddockRoydn HisatakeStephanie HongJean ImamotoChuck & Skipper JonesBette KalohiAiko KameyaDiane M. Kimura & William J. Nagle, III Bert & Harriet KobayashiNeuman Kwong & Leimomi FukudaJodi Lam

Lemonade Alley - Team Lemonade Crush - Team Lemonicious - Team The Ugly LemonLisa LewisReiko MatsudaMartin & Donna MeloneStephen & Susan MetterSharon MiyashitaAudrey MuehLeia MuensterStanley & Gail MuranakaGail MyersJohn & Suzanne NolandDavid & Kellyn OkabeWilliam & Hope OliverGerrit & Gayle OsborneRoy & Darlene OshiroTerry & Kaylene OyamaDeanna PeggJohn & Diane RadcliffeGlenda RotherLinda RowanThomas SakodaLaurie SatoFrances SchneiderJames & Linda StragandMiles & Reverie SuzukiRod & Fumiyo TanakaKate & Travis TeruyaWilliam and Patti TildsleyValerie TrotterLinda UezuAaron UngerleiderLeslie & Annie UsuiMarie WangDorrel WhineryJohn WhiteCarolyn WongBin XiaoThomas Yue

Guardian Angels$100 +James AbbottRoy & Amy AbeBethany AceShunji AdachiAileen AgenaYolanda AhanaLaura AhnWanda AhNeeLei Ahu-IsaDale & Katherine AinaDavid AiuTerry AkanaAkira Yamamoto PaintingRene AkiyamaValerie AkoCharles AlberDeborah AldrichHays AlexanderGwen AlfonsoBarbra AllenNicole AmanoWarren AmaralHiroko AmsbaryDenise AndersonJanet AndresShelly AndrewsVictor AragakiToshuke & Muriel ArakakiAileen ArakawaRobert & Edith ArakiSandra ArashiroSabin & Debra ArchuletaShachar & Heidi ArgovMona ArizalaMichael ArmenoffPhilip Arnone & Michelle HondaKelly AsatoBruce & Brenda AsatoAssociated Steel WorkersBertram & Maxie AwaMarvin AwayaMichael & Lillian BabcockMichele BachmanFrank BaenschMiles & Joann BaidackJan Bailey-Yoshino

Gifts of Love

Create a legacy by leaving a gift to the Hawaiian Humane Society in your will. Whether you’ve already included the Society in your will or you’d like more information, contact Development Director Lisa Fowler at 356-2221 or lfowler@hawaiianhumane.org.

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Allan & Frances BailonJeffrey BakerSusan BallardMartin BanksDiana & Abe BarcenaKenneth BarclayJoanna BarrogaMichael & Diko BatesCathy BauersMona BeardBetsy BehnkeLinda BeilBonnie BenekeRonald BihoDanielle BirdTracie BlackAnthony & Elizabeth BorgeGillian BossKaren Bow-VillanuevaRachael BoxoldPeter & Antoinette BrownEileen BullPatrick & Janet BullardChristine BullockBarton & Diana-Lee BunneyJohn Burback & Norma PangDoris BurnetteBari & Karin BuzzardJames & Julie ByrerMichael & Tracy ByrnesJeffrey & Lynn CabebeLeonard CadavonaJean CampbellBeverly CardinalCareer Development Center of HawaiiIgnacio CariagaAdam & Jodi CarlsonThomas CarpenterPaula CarrollCatherine CaudleJames & Colleen CauseySummer ChanRonald Chandler & Kenneth CayetanoCedric ChangElizabeth ChangFranklin ChangKaren ChangKathryn ChangMay ChangNorman ChangShari ChangSarah-Ann Chang-CanoyMatthew & Nicole ChapmanSheldon CharKimberly CheeWieland CheeEmmet & Claire CheeleyMaria ChenClyde & Lisa Chena

Elanor Chinen-Van GiesonBill ChingCarolyn ChingEvan Ching & Cathy Kawano-ChingRobin ChingTheodora ChingJames ChinnJennifer ChiwaEileen ChoHerbert ChockMona ChockStephen ChockBeatrice ChongChristine ChowDarryl ChoyHelen ChoySteven ChoyJennifer ChunSandra ChunErin ClaggettBarby ClarkeRebecca ColeStephen ColeSelwyn CollinsSteven Colon & Carrie HermstadLeslie CookDorothy CooperLouisa CooperSteve CoppelEdna CostRichard CoxTimothy CraigJanis CruceThomas & Shirlee CunninghamChristine CuratiloKaren CurryPaula DaligconBarbara DavisChristy DeckerScott Dempsey & Donna JohnsonDarryl Diaz & Gina Matsuzawa-DiazSusie DiazCarlyne DickMillie DillardRay & Marchen DingleJohn & Jane DodsonJames DohertyClyde & Winifred DoiKathleen DomenSamuel & Lily DomingoJoanne DoughertyPatrick & Cathryn DownesDr. Tung’sRobert DrescherJames & Anne Marie DucaDavid DunnavantRobert & Shirley DusendschonKaren DvorakJon & Mary Lou EarllDiane EddyFaith Elarionoff

William & Johannah Eltink-SchaakeDenise EmsleyCharles & Cynthia ErlingerKaren EsseneEleanor FahrenwaldRoxanna Sewell FaithMichele FallerKorleen FarleyJames & Vickie FarmerWinifred FarrellMark Favrow & Nancy BrouilletRosemary Fazio & David RandellMatthew FeldmanDenise FennChristopher FerryAgneta FesharakiRichard Flagg & Alberta Freidus-FlaggJim & Joan FlemingAnnette FloydEstelito & Terri Ann FollanteLisa Fowler & Barry ChingCraig & Diana FranklinMaura FujihiraDerek & Jean FujiiAlton & Sandra FujiiRandy Fujimori & Janet ClarkJerry & Shirley FujimotoWesley & Jennifer FujimotoCraig FujinoIone FujioHarold & Jan FujiseJoseph & Helen FujitaJoy FujitaWesley & Jean FujitaBrian FujiwaraBarry & Cheryl FukunagaAnn FukushimaJill FunasakiJudy FurukawaGary FurutaniMelissa FuseRichard Galang & Julie-Ann WonAlejandria GalarsadaHarish GanesathasanLinn GarciaJolyn Garidan PrietoSharon & Dick GarnettBarbara GarringerLynette GehringFrancis & Jayne GeorgeMoheb & Nancy GhaliMarc GilbertGregory and Monette GildingSuzanne GilleresRenee GomesLenny & Jenny GonzalesJ. GoodmanLouise GoodspeedNorma GoseCharlyn Goto

May GotoColleen Goto-OnoWilliam GouldDavid & Angela GoyaGary Michael GrahamRobert & Carol Ann GrahamGerald GrazianiJerrold & Paula GubenDeborah HahnenkampKeith & Janice HamamotoHarold HanPaul & Susan HangaiGregory & Wendy HannaSteven & Sherry HanselJeffrey & Lorena HanyuDean HaradaRyan & Susan HaradaJoyce HaranoHarbor Shores ApartmentsJack & Myrtle HarmonAmanda HarnBetty HartSandra HarveyTerri HarveyTomoko HasegawaHarold & Yvonne HashizumeAmelia HastingsIrene HatakenakaJoy HatakeyamaJohn HayakawaAyako HayashiJunie HayashiLanette HayashiHawaiian Electric CompanyRalph HeidenreichHanna HeintzVirginia HendersonWilliam HenneCheryl HewettRobert Hew-LenCharles & Helen HigaLarry & Anne HigashiConrad & Lindee HigashionnaStephen & Terrie HiguchiTodd HilmesJoanne HiramatsuTomie HiranoDalton & Joanne HirataLei HirokaneBertha HoThomas & Layla HoldenKarin HolmaAndrew HoltKaren HondaDuane & Mae HongJill HoogendykBrian & Carole HoriuchiTimothy & Mary HoughtonGeorge HudesDarlene HullFrancis & Serena Humay

Margaret Van Poole

Helen Kinau WilderLegacy Gifts

May 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015

Flora BaconFrank & Marna Slocum

BequestsMay 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015

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Bill HuntDebra HuntJoan HustedJulie Ann IguchiRoy & Cassy IkedaLynn InafukuSandra IngMarshall & Ardine IngrahamLars IsaacsonJulie IshidaLois IshiharaBrian & Lynn IshiiSaskia IshiiWayne IshiiElaine IshikawaKenneth IwaiWilfred & Judy IwaiGertrude IwaidaJanice IwamotoTiffany IwamotoLinda IwasakiElsie IwataniGary JamesRobert JanoskiMarjorie JayCindy JenoJens JensenAileen JohnsonGary & Melanie JohnsonLouise JohnsonBob Jones & Denby FawcettJames JonesKlebert JonesKaren JonesremigioAnn JovetBrian Joy & Bonnie CooperCarlson JoyRaymond & Corinne KagemotoDoreen KahueDavid KahunahanaKaimuki High SchoolKaiser Foundation – Community Giving CampaignShirley KaiuraDennis & Iris KajikawaDennis & Joyce KajiokaEdna KajiwaraPatsy KalawaiaElaine KamJeffrey & Sue KamAlfred KamaeCharlene KamimuraGail KaminagaKumiko Kaminaka

Paula KaneaiakalaDale Kanehisa-LamTracie KanekoJoan KaneshiroJo Anne KaneshiroWayne KaneshiroBrian & Jean KashiwaedaPeggy KatamotoAlan & Lori KatoRobert & Atsuko KatoWilliam & Karen KatoYuko KatoStanley & Debra KatsuraRobert & Marcy KatzBritton KaurGail KawaharaRyuichi KawaiToshiko KawaiCarl KawakamiRichard KeaweHoward & Elizabeth KellerAlex & Stephanie KendrickEllen KenolioKevin & Deborah KernValerie KidaniScott KiharaRobert & Hope Paul & Judith KikutaStephanie KimMavis KimCalvin KimuraJohn & Marilyn KinerCoral KingRoy & Gloria KingDan & Kathryn KirleyMarsha KitagawaGordon & Linda KitsuwaKloeckner Metals CorporationCarolyn KobayashiKaryn KodamaLaraine & Chester KogaKenneth & Inez KogaClaire KogasakaLinda KoishigawaPauline KokubunDoris Ann KollarsLaurence KolonelGinger KolonickDorothy Marianne KorseyBlanche KortMasao KosakaJason KoyAileen KozaiDonald Krug

Lily KubaChristine KubotaEdwin KugisakiNorma KukonaCalvin & Leslie KunihisaGerald & Lorna KuniyukiShannon & Helen KurataKelvin & Phyllis KurioAlvin & Kay KurioFaith KurookaEthel KuwasakiSandra Kwock-SilveGeorge & Harriet LaiJanice LanglasLen & Terri LantychPeter LaRoccaLarry’s Electrical ServiceDavid & Pamela LarsenGilbert & Marion LarsonBrian LauCharles LauMonique LauHarry & Myrna LaubachEmma & Jeffrey LayaoenCarole LearnardGwendolyn LeBlancPeter LeCompteNorma LedesmaDeanna LeeHoward LeeJin Sook LeeJustin & Linda LeeKenneth Lee & Kathryn Koos-LeeKi LeeMorris & Hiroko LeeMarlene LemkeLemonade Alley – Team Love LemonadeWilliam LeonardWendell & Paulette LeongPeter & Mary LewisRichard & Rosann LewisMichael & Joyce LighthillVernon LingMarcia LittleNoriko LiuAndrew & Shoko LivingstonBetty LongJacqueline LooSandra LooViolet LooBob LoPrestiBernard & Pamela LumDallas & Marlene LumLeighton & Valerie LumSteven LumAlice LuntMichael & Rebecca LustigJohn & Violet LuuwaiJoseph & Mariko Lyons

Pamela MacChlerieColin & Carol MacDonaldEdward & Mimi MacNaughtonCharles MacnivenDerek MaedaJanice MaedaFrances MaekawaMargie MaketRonald & Mary Jane MakuaAlexander & Clarita MalinaoDiane MalinovichBryan ManJon & Sellina MannJeanne MarnRaymond MartinRon & Masae MartinSean & Leigh MartinKen MashiyamaCarol MasutaniMargaret MatayoshiGlen & June MatsumotoHarriet & Ivan MatsumotoKaori MatsumotoKevin MatsumotoMay MatsumotoTakeo & Winifred MatsumotoRoy & Joyce MatsuoSharon Matsusaka-BrewerLori MatsushigeDouglas & Maude MauDavid McCaffrey & Deborah LuckettTamarin McCartinMichael McElroyMichael & Virginia McGaraghanMavis McGurnJean McIntoshAnne McKayJ. McMullenSharon McPheeJanice MeguroGerald & Connie MeredithPaul & Patti MickelsenPatricia MiddlesworthMid-Pacific Institute Elementary SchoolRonald MigitaSharon MikamiWilliam MillerThaddeus & Megan MillsBetty MinNancy MinuthHarry & Ethel MiyachiSarah MiyahiraGary & Karen MiyakawaScott MiyakeDavid MiyamotoDori MiyamotoGeorgeanne MiyamotoTakeshi & Fay Miyamoto

ABC StoresPearl Harbor Submarine Spouses Charity

Association

GrantsMay 1, 2015 – July 31, 2015

Shop at smile.amazon.comso Hawaiian Humane Society gets a donation.

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Michael & Mona MiyamuraRichard MiyasakaJan MiyashiroYoshiye MiyashitaSteven MizokawaMidori MochizukiKelly MolnarJohn & Melinda MontgomeryTeresa MoralesArnold & Karen MorgadoSandra MoribeMajel MorimotoDarlene MoritaTina MoritaAlfred & Nancy MorrisLewis MorrisTerry MorrisonKaren MorrissetteLorraine MowSherman & Theodora MugfordBarbara & Lawrence MukaiDave MukaiCarrie MukaidaGail MurabayashiRonald & Nancy MurakamiWende MurakamiDot MuranakaMark & Corinne MurashigeBlaine MurayamaGeorge & Bonnie MurphyWinston MyersRoy NagamineCarol NaganoDean & Gayle NagasakiRichard & Euphemia NagashimaMichael NaitoJerry & Carol NakagamiEdwin & June NakaharaDennis & Susan NakaishiMargaret NakakuniJeanine NakakuraDennis & Arlene NakamotoEdward NakamotoAlan & Gwynne NakamuraBob & Eileen NakamuraDavid & Cindy NakamuraJames & Charlotte NakamuraLisa NakamuraLorene NakamuraMarc NakamuraMelvin & Nancy NakamuraRonald NakamuraPamela NakataAnn NakayamaMilton & Nancy NapuunoaSteven NarranceWinnie NarusawaSharon NashiroJemal & Atsuko NedLinda NelsonDeane Neubauer & Keiko Sakuma-NeubauerJames & Shirley NewmanDebra NgJ. NicholCindy NicholsGordon & Anita NiheiPaul & Claudia NiheiRichard NiizawaRalph & Bette NishidaEileen NishikawaJon & Cynthia NishimuraKareen & Patrick NishimuraRuth Nishimura

Shirley NishimuraShirley NishizawaBert NobrigaHarold & Florence NobunagaCynthia NojimaStephen Nomura & Lynette LeeCathy NonakaLanny & Mary Ann NorthBarbara NortonEdwin NoseDana NottageJared NoyamaJaneen NozakiJoyce NunokawaMichael & Patricia O’BrienHerbert OdaTodd OdaWendell & Bonnie OdaBill OganAlvin & Lynn OgiFaye OgoshiFrancis & Thelma OkadaJudy OkazakiHarold & Betty OkimuraGeorge & Janice OkuharaGary & Dale OlivaJoseph & Anderson O’MealyMichael OmearaCarlos OmphroyMalcolm & Avis OnagaJames OnoyeStanley & Judith OokaKimberly O’QuinnJames OrmandLinda OrnellesDavid & Patricia OsakiRockygirl Osaki ChongJamie & Pauline OsborneMike & Sheryl Oschin-GoodmanClement & Beatrice OshiroOwen & Donalyn OshiroPatricia OshiroFloyd OtaniRandy OvertonJanis OwenKatharine OwenDanny PachecoPacific Gallery & FramesRuth PagellLouise PagottoLorna ParkStephanie PaulingPearl City Elementary SchoolMichael & Nicole PedersenWilliam & Lyn PendragonThomas PennsoThomas & Gordynne PerkinsKenneth PerskeSusan PetermanSheila PetersenVladmir & Helen PetrovitchNancy PfluegerHiroko PhanRoss PhillipsJennie PhillipsTim & Laura PoellAlexis PospischilRobert & Nanako PuckettJohn & Linda PuuMonica RamirezMelode ReinkerWilliam RemusRobert ReynoldsAlan & Daphne Rhoades

William & Sara RiceJacqueline RinnAlvin RiveraWilliam & Emi RobillardRyan RobitailleBarbara RodgersCatherine RodgersLlewella RogersGayle RojasWilliam RoomeAngela RotherLibby RuchHarry RussellMel SaikiGlen & Christine SaitoKenneth SakamotoSheila SakashitaLatonia SakataPaul & Dorcie SakumaJoy SantiagoDrew SantosFrancis & Patricia SantosPatrick SantosElisse SasakiJanet SatogataGeorge & Joy SaunterEugene SavioRudy SavioPhil ScellatoSandy SchaferAlan & Sandra ScharffLaurel SchatzBarbara SchillingGeorge SchmelzerTricia SchroffnerRobert & Susan SchultzSally SchultzKerry Schuman

Jacqueline ScottJustin & Faith SeguirantRoy SekigawaBetsy SekiyaDrake & Susan SensuiErik & Nikki SenterFabiana ServantesDiane SetherDanielle SevillaCelia ShenMyles ShibataArthur & June ShidaDonna Shigemura & Lisa ShigemuraMasayoshi & Juliet ShimabukuroScott ShimabukuroHiromi ShimadaBlaine & Alpha ShimizuDavid & Elsie ShimokawaJulie ShimokiharaDavis & Olinda ShindoPatricia ShineCynthia ShiraishiNicole ShiraishiMiles Shiratori & Leonard JaffeEmiko & Kazuhiko ShirayaJune ShiromaDerrick ShonoSteven & Laura Jeanne ShortAlissa SimonBeverly Sin Len PageJames & Kimlynne SlagelKimberly SmithDuke & Marge SnyderArthur & Beverly SoaresLeilani SordilliaEdwin & Cynthia SorensonWilliam & Caroline Spencer

Every Animal Hopes for a HomeMahalo D.R. Horton – Schuler Homes for giving us a home in Hoʻopili and helping us build a better future for animals and their people.

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Miki SproutTita StackWanda StahlRonald & Joan StebbinsLee & Allyson StebbinsRick SteerePeter SteinerWilliam Schneider & Karen StempWalter & Cookie StephanSheila StreltzerCurtis Daehler & Angela SuLaurie SudolLisa SueFranklin & Carol SuenagaGregory & Peggy SugimotoKevin SumidaClyde & Yaeko SumidaWayne & Jean SuzukiMakoto & Keiko SuzukiRandal & Joyce SuzukiGarrett & Lila Ann SuzukiSandi TadakiRuth TagawaKeith TajiriSusan TakahashiGeorge TakakawaKathy TakamotoGeorgia TakasaneSadie TakeharaRandy, Elise & EJ TalaveraTammy TamashiroDeborah TanabeSandra TanakaWayne & Claire TanakaDoss TannehillSuzanne TanoriBert & Karen TaokaBurt & Patti Tasaka

Ronald & Angie TateishiCandy, Jeff & Kristi TaylorEdward Kaneshige & Marcia Taylor-KaneshigeLloyd & Constance TeixeiraSadako TenganLorraine TeniyaGwen TeranishiErnest & Teri TerukinaSusan & Paul TeruyaJill ThachMylinh NguyenMary & James ThrashIvan TilgenkampRuedi & Debra ToblerLynn TolentinoDwight TolentinoTualua ToluaJuanita TomSteven & Faye TomFrancine TomKevin, Faith & Joshua TomDavid & Sheri Lee TonggVirginia TorralvaKenneth & Karen ToyozakiLeslie & Barbara TracyHans TreuenfelsBruce & Suzuko TsuchidaDick & Cassy TsudaVictor & Iris TsuhaThomas TsuhakoVivian TsutsumiRobin TurnerEugene & Dorothy UemuraLynn UeshiroHenry & Lee UrstadtKyle & Kimery UshijimaBette & Alexander UyedaFranklin & Harriet UyedaNancy UyenoMarion ValleRichard & Noreen Van HornHerbert & Floraine Van OrdenStan Bergstrom & Suzanne VaradyJeff & Julia VaughanTrudi VetterRiza & April VillaGrace VisayaAllan VosburghVoyager Public Charter School – Grade 4 & 5Lehua WaineeRobert & Geraldine WalkerJacqueline WaltjenJohn WashburnIrene & James WatanabeHenry & Marsha WatanabeRoy & Paulette WatanabeRuth Watanabe

Myron WatanabeDeneen WataseSean WawrzyniecNadine WebbLinda WeeksCamille WeindlMiyo WenkamFaith WenzlGeorge & Mary WessbergHolly WheelesNathaniel WhitfordCharles WhittenRobert & Seiko WhittierSandy WilliamsTimothy Williams & Laurie DoerschlenWindward Construction

AccountingStephen WiremanJudith WolfeKeith WolterErica WongKevin & Cathy WongLinda Wright WongJessica WoodKumiko Yabe-DomingoCarol Jean YakumaSachie YakuwaSueo & June YamachiDavid YamagataChris & Dale YamamotoMatthew & Winifred YamamotoRodney & Frances YamamotoCorrine YamaneJohn & Lori YamaneCharlotte Yamane & Volker

HildebrandtStanley YamaokaHarvey YamasakiSachiko & George YamasakiYvonne YamashitaVanessa YanagawaAlvin YasudaDonald & Annette YasutakeRoy & Andre YeeElissa YellinDrake YimYvonne YogiCyrilla YoneharaDarryl & Paula YonezawaTheodore YorkElden & Cheryl Lynn YoshidaRussell & Gail YoshidaRoy YoshikaneJohn YoshimoriJennifer YoshinoLanette YoshiokaJoan YoungElarka Yuen

Janice YuenMellissa YuenPeter Yuen & Wendy Kaneshiro-YuenJames YukiSerdar YurdakulOlive Zukeran

In Honor of PeopleFrances BeanLawrence & Patricia Rodriguez

Stan Cadwallader & Jim Nabors Paula Akana GuanzonShirlene Bauer-MaheiaBob & Frances BeanWendy Brandt JohnsonPamela BurnsDavid CapellJudy CarlisleCarrie Louise Hamilton

FoundationPatricia ChoiRebecca ColeStephen CoyneWilliam Davidson & Charlsie CanteyPeter & Sara DudgeonCatherine FoyDale FukushimaAlexander & Joanna GatanisWayne & Violet HaradaBradley HarrisDavid & Neery HeenanBob Jones & Denby FawcettThomas & Mi KosasaWhitney LimmCarol LinKlaus Mandershied & Amy MengStephen & Susan MetterJoe & Theresa MooreDavis Tan NguyenCarole OnouyeLouise & Buddy PreussJames PursellLawrence & Patricia RodriguezLoretta SayreJames SprattVivien StackpoleT.C. Lupton, Jr. Family Foundation FundReuben T. TakeshitaGinny TiuSheila Watumull

Give your car a new look with the Humane Society license plate decal. Fee is $30.50 and raises funds for the animals. Visit HawaiianHumane.org or call 356-2213 to learn more.

License to love

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Carol WilderWendell WoLinda WongRick Zwern & Karen Huffman

Keilyn IngKevin & Lynn Ing

Zoe Cameron JordanPatricia Jordan

Kathleen KagawaGinny Tiu

Ruth KogaSue Thacker

Mi Kosasa Elizabeth Larson

Caroline NakayamaGinny Tiu

Beverly Sin Len PageRaymond Lyau

Patricia RodriguezGwendolyn Fujie

Lester & Anne Salazar Fiedes DoctorJean ImamotoLureen Komoda

Richard Smith Ginny Tiu

Carlene TakushiAina Haina Eye Center

Laura Thompson Pamela Burns Mary Steiner & David AtkinAnn Yuen Ginny TiuJim & Lynn Lally

Coralie VellisStanley & Janet Bukes

Triss & Kenneth Walter Louis & Mary Furtado

Iris & Gary YonamineMellissa Yuen

Benjamin YuenMellissa Yuen

In Honor of PetsBoomer HadaDerick Hada

Buddy BotelhoGowans & Asia Botelho

ChanceAnne Rauh

Cuzco HaringLynn Haring

KidHoward Wong

Koalii Baptista AioCarol Baptista

KokoPatricia Ching

Mitts & KoaJuliane & Westley Inouye

PogoJulia Wo

Poki HiteCharlotte Duarte

RainbowDavid & Karen Kondo

SashaEstelle Sumimoto

SashaBeverly Yap

ScruffyClarice Kamiya

Small BoyHoward Wong

Sparky AokiAvery Aoki

StitchFrancis Padron

Tei & Wei MatsumotoAndrea Matsumoto

The Jack PackDella Lin

Yumi GoyaBeverly Sin Len Page

In Memory of PeopleLou AchSusan Bergman

William BaileyHerbert & Jane NakamaRalph & Eleanor Fujioka

Francesca BijelicHenri Bijelic & Leticia V. Lee Louisa NgumRei Tanaka

Carl BlazelGail LevyJulie Molloy

Reginald ChambersConstance Durant

Harry CookRandall & Cathy Barnes

James & Nora BeattieFay Hill

Mona CordeiroGlenn & Inge Cordeiro

Jeanette DonovanDorothea Ovio

June FiringEric Firing

Kimi FukudaMcClain’s Ultimate Attic

Cary FongDaniel & Amy Hironaka

Shirley GarciaGayle Lovinger & Helen Esseslstyn

Stanley HigashiCharlaine Higashi

Vera HigashiPatricia ChingIngrid Hirazumi

Jane HigdonWilliam Higdon

Wilfred IwaiJulie Hiromoto & Jaison Van DenoverTerry KawakamiJean KouchiMark & Danette MaruyamaWes Warashina

LeRoy JohnsonJuanita Johnson

Norman JudwinJanet Judwin

Nedward KaapanaDonald & Agnes Reynolds

Loretta Ing KaheleVeronica Seto

Graham King Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills

Papa Tad KiyotaDerek & Evelyn Kiyota

Harriet KohashiMichie Aono & Marsha LeeGladys HiranoLawrence ItoJames & Amy KishabaHelen IKohashiKerry KohashiWataru KohashiJimmy & Florence Lovelace Rogers MiyamotoMargaret MurakamiPauline & Aaron ReedClyde & Janet SegawaLeRoy SegawaYvonne SegawaJane ShirakiCarie SumiyeLaurene & Tsuneko TairaGeorge & Grace Takeuchi

Lily KongBeverly Sin Len Page

Norton LangleyLarry & Linda Langley

Evelyn LauClifford AkitaFrancis AlipShauna AlipJeri & Arnold ArucanASSETS SchoolPhilip AuGary & Laura BakerLaurie ChangAileen CharAda & Richard ChingLisa & Rick ChinnYoung & Kyong ChoDiane ChunPatrick ChunPaul & Eileen ChunEllen FioEd & Carol FongMarvin & Sandra FongRussel & Merie-Ellen GushiAngie HassettRyan & Cindy Hee WaiEric HodnefieldDennis & Bonnie HokamaSusan HortonJoan & Lyle InouyeJanet KayaRoy & Gloria King

Donate your car and help care for animals. Call 356-2213 or visit HawaiianHumane.org.

Autos for Animals. Turn your old wheels into their meals.

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Alton & Susan KuiokaTaryn KumamotoGeraldyne LacnoCynthia LaiGayle LauKent & Gwen LauClinton & Patricia LeeRoger & Joycelyn LerudTed LiElvira LoFrances LumRory & Janice MatsumotoS. MatsumotoAndrew & Lee MillerBill & Arlene MontaniaAiko MoritaKyle MuranakaHolly NagamineNorman & Debra Nakamura

Corliss OtaCheryl PiimaunaCarl ReberRichard & Patsy SakamotoRodney & Sandy ShinkawaGeri ShiromaDavelyn & Howard SouzaJed SueokaAlan TaguchiCorinne TannaMark & Eunice WakatsukiAlvin & Donna WongWellington WongElienne YoshidaRobert & Laura Young

David Raymond LeonettiGerald & Sandra Pang

Sandra LiebermanJoyce CassenPearl KatsukiBrandon LiebermanElise & David MinkinMyrtle TanakaThelma TanakaKen & Michele TremayneKaren WatanabeTeri Ann Wong

David Lum Ginny Tiu

Lois MacDonald Charles Whitten

Bonnie MalheiroKatherine Malheiro

Jackie ManneStuart Copp

Debra Joy MatsukawaMargaret Arciero & Theresa JonesPam ArcieroPegi Braun Pamela BurnsEdith Fujimoto The Gregory-BrownesRobert & Mary GrimmKristin Kain Elizabeth & Craig NakamotoBrenda OhamaSanford & Ona Yee Neal YoshimuraStacy Yuen

Patricia Mills Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills

Eloise MonsarratHenry & Patricia McPhillips

Diane NeilsenMarina Newby

Rachel NemotoGinny Tiu

Edwin OgasawaraGinny Tiu

Joe PortoLynn Porto

Roy OdaCraig & Joanne Tachibana

Renee PowellJohn & Pamela DalrympleIku DonnellyJohn EdmundsJanet FeebackKay FukudaLeslie & Carolyn HongBonnie KalbererMilton KochiyamaPaula Liu-SmithAllan & Claudia MaddalenaCurtis & Ann MatsumotoDonald & Arden MooreAnn RussellLyle & Dona StrodeJeffrey & Candy TaylorRuth TschumyBusaba WilliamsElsa & Gary Wixom

Bill SnyderChristopher Richardson

William SnyderWilliam & Roblynn Rall Michael & Vicky Schlosser

Pearl SwanChristopher Ma

Arnold Takemoto Vivian Lai

Harue TamashiroAgnes Butler

Isamu TokuharaTokuko Tokuhara

Elaine UmedaRoy Umeda

After a while, you forget

who’s helping whom.

Hawaiian Humane SocietyPeople for animals. Animals for people.

Lend a hand. Or to be exact, a paw. The Hawaiian Humane Society is always

looking for volunteers. Who knows, the best part of a pet’s day might also be

yours. To become a volunteer, visit HawaiianHumane.org.

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Barbara VaughanJoan Pratt

Renato VillapandoHawaii-Western Management Group

Alice WebbGary & Jennifer Herald

Jeffrey WheelerPatricia Banning

Dora WongDoreen Kelley

In Memory of PetsAkikoGeorge & Susan Nakagawa

AngelIrene Asato

Baby, Pumpkin I & Pumpkin IIRobin Inouye

BaronKenneth & Elaine Ockermann

Benji & Sandy TakaraRoy Takara

BrattBill & Elaine Lindsey

BuddyBrian & Pam Takeda

BuddyWilliam Higdon, Jr.

Buddy Beagle BakerSteven & Nan Baker

BugseyPatricia Domingo

CandyMel Saiki

CaseyRuth Nishimura

CesarePeter Chisteckoff

Chandler the CatLaura Weems

ChocolateWendy Nitta

Chuppy & NinaSteven & Tokiko Bazzell

Cocoa ParkerEllen & Ellen Parker

Cookie & FearoGregory & Monette Gilding

Corky InouyeMichele Inouye

Couver HoAlvin & Claire Ho

Daisy I, Daisy II, Toby, Sarah & ChanceJanet Takishita

Frosty StrongNolan & Lori Broughton

Frosty, Tisha & Charmer DunnSam & Kathy Dunn

HageDaniel & Grace Kagehiro

IpoRay & Rosaline Ballungay

Jackson & Junior BaileyLetitia Bailey

Jameson MoranMatthew & Jennifer Koenig

JasmineMarc Castillo

KeaRoxanne Nekoba

Kekela & Tita AhueLinda Ahue

Kit KitWilliam Higdon, Jr.

KuauHenry P. Dela Cruz

KulaGary & Kelly Oba

Kula ChunCedric &Vreni Chun

La’akeaElizabeth Yap

MacKitty, Ilio & ShyloMarcia Mitchell

MaeFaith Milnes

Makana AugugliaroSteven & Angel Augugliaro

Malia JohnsonLouise Johnson

Manoa daCatRaymond Martin

Mauka HeidenreichRalph L Heidenreich

Max & MarshmallowDiane Maeda

Mele & Sadie OsborneGerrit & Gayle Osborne

Mick E. MouserMary Herrera

Miko SeayKimberly Seay

MoMo Ward-JewettMegan Ward

Muffy OkaEdwin & Marion Oka

NahenaheAllyson Kaai

Nala LimmGinny Tiu

NaniRuby Okumura

NekosanConnie Yoshioka-Kinoshita

NoheaSusan Garrett

Oliver Porter StatonScot Porter & Delta Lightner

OreoLynn Ueshiro

Piko CaseKimberly Case

PogiAlona Dinio & Elizabeth Brower

Pretty Girl & LadyGilbert Ponce

Prince GordonBobby Gordon

Pudders TorigoeKaren Torigoe

PyewacketLaurie Knych

ReddyWilliam Higdon, Jr.

Rocky SimmonsJennifer L. Seibold

Roundtop, Ricky, Sami, Delila & Yoshi UyeharaDennis Uyehara

Rufus “Ruffie” MatoiJoanne Abe

Rusty FowlerLisa Fowler & Barry ChingSharon FowlerMary Steiner & David Atkin

SamDonald Fujimoto

SamKaren Stemp

SammyConrad & Lindee Higashionna

ShaggyDoris Ladd

Sophie MarcusTeri Marcus

SweetiePaul Franke

SweetieSarah Rosa

Sydney, Kainoa, Kuuipo, & Max RegoMakakaualii Rego

TammyChristopher & Amy Gibo

Taz, Babz & Bubblez NicholsSarah Lee Nichols

Tigger & Molly Murdoch Ginny Tiu

Tippy Ahu-IsaLei Ahu-Isa

TonyNancy Sculerati

Tuffy HiraeMark Hirae

Tux StobieLynette Stobie

Ulan TsuchiyaMitsuyo Tsuchiya

Uri YasumotoBarbara Tilley

Ziggy O’MalleyPatrick & Elizabeth O’Malley

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