Doing the hard, right thing - Central Dakota Humane Society

Upcoming Events 

� Feb. 18, 19, 20 – CDHS at the Bismarck 

Tribune Sports Show 

� February 21, March 14 – Membership 

meeting 

� March 12, April 9, May 14 – Dog walking 

class 

� March 19 – Bene-Pet Dinner and 

Auction 

How can I not write about the single 

biggest rescue operation CDHS has 

encountered in our 50 year history? Of course 

I am talking about the situation in Scranton 

this past October. Much has already been 

written and discussed about this situation in 

the local media, so I will keep my overview 

brief. Basically it started as a request for 

help. Representatives from several rescue 

organizations decided the best way to assess 

the situation was to see firsthand the animals 

and their present condition. 

History tells us to be prepared for just 

about anything, but we were not prepared 

for the number of dogs we encountered. We 

were calculating what our facilities could 

care for, transport, etc. All our planning and 

thoughtful consideration went quickly down 

the tubes! The animals were in very poor 

living conditions, and most were in need of 

medical care. The owner went from building 

to building, pen to pen and said which dogs 

we could take and we took all we were 

allowed to. 

We started kenneling the released dogs 

in the pet taxis we had brought with us. She 

kept releasing more and more, and we kept 

finding kennel space, lap space, any space 

available to get as many dogs removed as 

we possibly could. That is why at the end of 

the day we were driving home with 129 dogs 

in four SUVs. Ninety-six stayed at CDHS 

and the rest went to Prairie Paws Rescue 

in Jamestown. That amount of dogs was 

something we managed to absorb only by the 

grace of the mild fall weather as we were able 

to use enclosed but unheated kennel spaces 

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Focus on 

all Fours 

A publication for friends of the Central Dakota Humane Society 

Doing the hard, right thing 

By Sue Buchholz 

Photos by Jolene Podoll 

January - March 2011 

The biggest rescue

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in our original building. This solution worked 

fairly well for temporary housing. It was like 

“roughing-it” camping, and I definitely had a 

flashback to my Alabama trip after hurricane 

Katrina. Dogs were housed four to six per 

kennel; we washed dog bowls outside in 

Rubbermaid tubs; we cleaned for hours a day 

and when the last pen was clean, we could 

and should have started all over. It was a crazy 

time! 

Dealing with the health of all our new 

arrivals was daunting, but immediate. This 

resulted in the shelter being closed to 

the public to keep potential disease from 

spreading. All the while we were dealing with 

all these issues; we were haunted by the faces 

of the dogs we had to leave behind. The owner 

signed a release with the Sheriff’s Department, 

so we had the authority to remove the 

remaining estimated “40 or so” dogs, but all 

our facilities were taxed to the max! 

We spent the week trying to engage the 

assistance of anyone we could think of. Offers 

started coming in from rescue groups which 

was encouraging. We contacted the Humane 

Society of the United States (HSUS) in hopes 

that they could go to the farm and remove 

the remaining dogs. Their emergency teams 

were already deployed elsewhere in the U.S., 

but they contacted the ASPCA, which in turn 

offered to transport some dogs to a shelter in 

Colorado. The HSUS also did make contact 

with some reputable rescues which were able 

to assist. 

With all of these promises of assistance, 

we headed back to the property the next week 

to retrieve the remaining dogs. The property 

owner was evicting the owner of the dogs 

and they were in immediate need. We just 

needed to do it and worry about the “hows” 

and “wheres” later. Might be crazy, but it got 

the job done! 

Seventy dogs were removed that day, 

with 50 coming to CDHS, 14 going to 

Prairie Paws in Jamestown and six going to 

foster homes who work with Pet Project in 

Dickinson. More vet assessments, more shortterm 

overcrowding, more mayhem and more 

satisfaction than I can describe. 

Rescue groups arrived, transport 

was arranged for other dogs to be sent 

to organizations in other states. This was an 

incredible undertaking that is actually still 

affecting us greatly today. We have had 56 

puppies born from some very pregnant moms 

who arrived with bulging bellies. The public 

interest and support had been nothing short of 

phenomenal. Adoptions are at an all-time high, 

visitors to the shelter are at an all-time high, 

and the publicity and community feedback 

has been overwhelmingly positive. 

If you brought shelter supplies out in 

the mornings and the shelter staff was 

locked down caring for animals, we thank 

you and appreciate your support! If you 

sent a check, we thank you! All your notes 

of encouragement are being placed in an 

album that you can read whenever you need 

a pick-me-up! The staff has been stretched 

with extra work and worry, but we made it 

through for the animals. One comment I took 

particular interest in was from the Puppy Mill 

Task Force division of the HSUS, located in 

Washington D.C. This woman told me she has 

been involved in ‘large-scale’ confiscations 

of up to 70 dogs in major metropolitan areas 

with lots of resources and she knows how 

much combined effort these things take. She 

went on to say she “had no idea how we were 

able to pull this off in Mandan, North Dakota!” 

She has never met the people who love this 

organization and do whatever it takes to help 

animals in need. The fact we were able to do it 

did not surprise me at all. 

Board of Director elections 

to be held in March 

Elections for the CDHS board of 

directors will be held March 14 at the general 

membership meeting, 7 p.m. at the Broadway 

Conference Center in Bismarck. There are 

four general board positions open, plus we 

will hold elections for all executive board 

positions. Any CDHS member may vote at 

the election. Members wanting to apply for 

a board position must have been a member 

for 30 days and must submit their intent in 

writing (e-mail is fine) to CDHS President, 

Cameo Skager, by March 7. Contact Cameo at 

663-1965 or cksn@bis.midco.net. 

Volunteers Needed 

Volunteers are needed at the following events: 

� Feb. 18, 19 and 20 – Bismarck Tribune 

Sports Show booth 

� March 19 – Bene-Pet 

Please contact the shelter if you can help with 

these events. Thank you! 

Needs 

List 

• Volunteers to do snow removal 

• Fleece to make blankets - various 

prints and colors 

• New or used electric clothes dryer 

• Good condition enclosed 4- or 6-horse 

trailer 

• Cash donations 

• Gas cards 

• Kitty litter (non-clumping) 

• Liquid laundry detergent 

• Heavy-duty trash bags 

• Bleach 

• Volunteers 

• Booklets of 44-cent stamps 

Be sure to visit our purchase and 

drop sites: 

• Big K-Mart 

• Cash Wise Foods 

• Gold Label Feeds 

• Gourmet Doggy Diner 

• KT Animal Supply 

• NoDak Mutual Insurance 

Central Dakota Humane Society 2 Bismarck-Mandan’s No-Kill Shelter

Website Helper Needed 

CDHS is in great need of someone 

willing to spend time updating our 

website on a regular basis. A working 

knowledge of website editing would be 

helpful, but is not necessary as we are 

willing to train anyone who will be able 

to devote a few hours per week to the 

task. It’s so important that our events are 

posted and our furry animal friends are 

updated on the website so the public can 

see who is available for adoption. Please 

help if you can! 

Spay Day USA 2011 

CDHS will recognize Spay Day USA in 

February 2011 by offering $15 spay/neuter 

assistance certificates to help people 

spay or neuter their pets. People can call 

the shelter at 667-2020 to request their 

certificates. Certificates can be redeemed 

at all local and several central North 

Dakota veterinary clinics. 

Spay Day USA is sponsored by 

the Humane Society of the United 

States (HSUS) with the primary goal 

of increasing the number of pets being 

spayed and neutered and decreasing 

the number of unwanted puppies and 

kittens born each year. Thank you to our 

generous donors who make the Spay/ 

Neuter Assistance Program possible. 

Check out Dock Dogs ® 

at the Bismarck Tribune 

Sports Show 

While you are visiting the CDHS booth 

at the Bismarck Tribune Sports Show 

(Feb. 18, 19 and 20), be sure to check 

out the Dock Dogs® competition. As 

seen on ABC, ESPN and the Outdoor 

Channel, these amazing dogs compete 

in three different competitions – Big Air, 

Extreme Vertical and Speed Retrieve. The 

competition is open to anyone – the only 

restraints are that all handlers must be at 

least 7 years old and their dog must be at 

least 6 months old. These events are not 

limited to certain breeds. Any breed, from 

the smallest Chihuahua to the largest 

Great Dane is welcome at a DockDogs® 

event. If you would like more information 

on competing or to register, please go to 

www.bismarcksportshow.com/dockdogs 

“Doing great things for pets and people.” 

THANK YOU one and all! 

By Sue Buchholz, Shelter Director 

The main thing on my mind is all the exhausting and downright 

dirty work put in by staff and volunteers when we took on the responsibility 

of all the puppy mill dogs of late. It’s not a task for the faint of 

heart, and all the dedicated staff and volunteers proved once again 

we are in it for the animals! On the days we were retrieving the dogs, 

we left a bigger burden on the staff who stayed behind. Little did any 

of us imagine how much extra work we would be bringing back home 

with us! 

We arrived back at the shelter late at night with hours of work 

ahead of us. After our long day and three-hour drive the transport 

kennels were filthy with vomit and feces. The dogs were scared and sick. Volunteers met us at the 

shelter and we began to examine all the dogs’ overall condition, clean them somewhat and exercise 

them a bit. We gave them a little water and some fresh air. We bunked dogs together by sexes and 

size. Exhausted, but on clean bedding for the first time possibly ever, most of them were settled in 

by the time we left at 3 a.m. 

We were back by 8 a.m. the next morning. All of the dogs had severe diarrhea from parasites and 

lack of food. We had to provide food and water sparingly – a heartbreaking site was to see them 

fighting over water, let alone food. It was several days before they stopped sparring over food and 

water. The diarrhea did not resolve quickly either. Day after day we were met with very messy kennels 

and dogs. 

Thankfully veterinarians came to our facility several times to assist with everyone’s overall 

health. Vaccinating and starting the worming process on 150 dogs was overwhelming too. The 

paperwork alone took hours and hours - documenting each dog with a photo and logging its medical 

condition. The kennel cleaning process took all day long. Plus we still had to care for all the other 

cats and dogs who were living at our facility prior to this monstrous event. It makes me tired still 

to think about it, but maybe that’s because it’s now the end of January and for the first time since 

October 9 I think our routine is getting back to normal and is almost under control. 

We still have more than 90 dogs in our shelter. However we have been busy with lots of adoptions 

and are beginning to see the light. Some staff gave up days off for weeks, part-timers put in 

extra hours, and volunteers worked tirelessly in big and small ways to help under some really challenging 

conditions. I would like to thank our awesome CDHS staff – Missy Benson, Nancy Fehr, Caroline 

Hamel, Kristie Heck, Chris Hendrickson, Sonya Johnson, Shelly Kohler, Jessica Lindquist, Nicole 

Martineson, Jessie Monson, Carrie Roth, Carrie Schmidt, Cheyenne Sletten and Austin Verhasselt. 

The people who volunteered hours and days of their lives to help are invaluable! Please give a 

word of thanks to these dedicated people – Katja and James Weiand, Becky Johnson, Carol Davis, 

Colleen Pfau, Annette Bjornstad, Jolene Podoll, Dr. Barb Espe and Dr. DelRae Martin from Heart 

River Animal Hospital, Anne Green, Margaret Green, Larry Nytz, Renae Glatt, Nina Kadrmas, Dr. 

Jacob Carlson from Missouri Valley/Pinehurst Animal Hospital, Marj Smith, Prairie Paws Rescue in 

Jamestown, Bob Guler, Pat Bosch and Kathy Hagel. 

I fear I have missed someone and for that 

I sincerely apologize. It’s a privilege to work 

alongside such caring, generous people who 

are not afraid to get their hands dirty and their 

heartstrings tugged! I know families sacrificed 

time with loved ones, but as always, the rewards 

are in the smiling faces of the dogs we 

saved. Sadly I am afraid we will face similar 

challenges again, but I know there are people 

and a great community behind us, holding us 

up and helping us meet that challenge. Come 

what may, we will do our best. The animals 

depend on us and deserve nothing less. 

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Focus On All Fours

No real champion 

for the animals 

By Cameo Skager, 

CDHS Board President 

I initially started writing this article by 

lamenting about the fact that no legislator 

stepped up to sponsor a felony animal cruelty 

bill during the 2011 North Dakota legislative 

session. Then, on the last day to sponsor bills, 

a bill was sponsored – Senate Bill 2365. 

This bill is NOT the bill that CDHS helped 

to formulate this past summer and fall. At that 

time we were asked to participate in rewriting 

the law about animal cruelty. Cynthia Feland, 

then Bismarck’s Assistant State’s Attorney, 

crafted the language, making it a class 

C felony violation to be cruel to animals 

(defined in several different ways). 

Sitting at the table during these meetings 

were representatives from CDHS, FM 

Humane Society in Fargo, Farm Bureau, 

Farmer’s Union, North Dakota Stockmen’s 

Association, North Dakota Department of 

Agriculture (State Veterinarian), the North 

Dakota Veterinary Medical Association and 

many other farm, ranch and livestock groups. 

As of the last rewrite of the bill, all seemed to 

be in agreement that we could move forward 

with the chosen language. No one commented 

that they didn’t approve of the language either 

verbally during the meeting, or later, to an 

e-mail query. 

At the beginning of the session, there was 

no sponsor for the bill we had worked on. We 

tried desperately to try to find a sponsor for 

the bill. The few legislators that displayed any 

interest at all came back to us and said they 

did not agree with the felony penalty. They 

thought it was too strict. Our opinion is “that 

is the reason for the bill.” 

Now that this new bill has been sponsored, 

we are getting the word that there is no 

Abygail and pups 

support for it from 

any of the groups. 

I have looked 

through both 

bills and though 

SB2365 does 

stipulate a felony 

penalty, it also has 

lots of extra small 

changes. They 

don’t look like deal breakers to me, so maybe 

they are just excuses for the felony penalty to 

not be supported once again. No one is really 

telling us why they won’t support the new 

bill, but we will likely hear something once 

the bill gets a hearing with the Agriculture 

Committee. 

Even knowing that it likely won’t pass, 

we will move ahead with support of SB2365 

because we need to continue to speak in 

favor of the felony penalty. When you have 

seen the great atrocities we have seen and 

the awful, painful circumstances that animals 

are forced into because humans choose not 

to act responsibly, we could do nothing less. 

There needs to be a stronger deterrent to this 

behavior. 

We fully understand the position of the 

farm and ranch groups who wouldn’t want a 

rancher to get in trouble for cropping ears, 

docking tails or other such standard farm 

practices. That is not the intent of the bill. The 

intent is to punish those who knowingly and 

willfully cause pain and suffering to animals 

by neglect or abuse. 

North Dakota remains a holdout in 

providing a needed punishment for people 

who abuse animals. We are one of only four 

states that does not have a felony animal 

cruelty law, along with Idaho, Mississippi 

and South Dakota. Studies have shown 

that people who abuse animals are 

more likely to abuse people, often 

their families and likely spouses and 

children. 

So, in another example of how we 

do great things for pets and people, we 

must keep pressing our legislators to 

step into this century and do the right 

thing. We can’t stop talking about this 

and we can’t stop asking. It’s the only 

way to get someone to finally listen. 

Tours & Thanks & Things 

� A special thank you AGAIN to John 

Drew of John’s Appliance Repair. He has 

donated his time and supplies several 

times in the past few months to keep 

our washing machines running. He is 

certainly a shelter friend extraordinaire. 

If you need any appliance repair, make 

sure to call John. 

�Hats off to Dakota Dust-Tex. They have 

been donating their services to us for 

the past several months. We receive 

lobby rugs and air fresheners from them 

and are so pleased with their giving 

spirit! 

�Hurray for Mrs. Okerson’s fifth-grade 

class at Ft. Lincoln Elementary School 

in Mandan. They sold “puppy chow” 

at the school and raised $333 for the 

shelter! The class will be sponsoring a 

kennel with the money. 

�Thank you to Mandan Middle School 

students who had a hat day and donated 

proceeds to help the puppy mill rescues. 

�Thank you to Girl Scout Troup #83107. 

They made blankets for the shelter 

animals and toured the shelter so they 

could meet the recipients of their gifts. 

�Bravo for Julie Leingang’s third-grade 

class from Solheim. They gave to 

CDHS rather than having a holiday gift 

exchange at school. So generous!! 

�Thank you to the second-grade class at 

Highland Acres. They brought supplies 

to CDHS as a holiday gift for the cats 

and dogs as part of their classroom 

service project. 

�Thank you to Emily for asking that 

her birthday guests bring gifts for 

the shelter rather than for her. Your 

generosity deserves a standing ovation! 

�Becky Dohrman’s eighth-grade Girl 

Scouts toured the shelter while 

gathering info for their “Silver Project.” 

We can’t wait to see what the girls come 

up with! 

�Thanks to students at Wachter Middle 

School. They made toys for the dogs at 

the shelter. 

� Thank you to the Lewis and Clark 

third-grade classes. Teachers Amber 

Wickham, Nancy Johnson and Boriana 

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CDHS hires 

Volunteer 

Coordinator 

After many years of wishing and 

hoping that we could hire someone to 

help us work in a more organized way 

with volunteers, we’ve finally done it. 

Mandy Schaaf has accepted the position 

of volunteer coordinator. She will be 

working with the shelter staff and 

board, organizing volunteers for various 

events, projects and ongoing shelter 

activities. She will start out by contacting 

everyone signed up on our volunteer list, 

updating their information. So if Mandy 

calls you, you’ll know why. 

Mandy has been active with CDHS for 

15 years serving on the board of directors, 

as a volunteer assisting with office work, 

cleaning kennels, walking dogs and has 

been involved in organizing the Shaggy 

Shuffle for the past 10 years. Working in 

various positions has allowed Mandy to 

see the organization from many different 

perspectives. Mandy and her husband are 

the proud adopters of five shelter dogs. 

Mandy also currently works at 

Missouri Valley Family YMCA as parttime 

member specialist. Mandy has had 

experience supervising, recruiting and 

working with volunteers and employees 

at the YMCA and God’s Child Project. 

Mandy wants to thank the volunteers 

and members for their continued 

commitment to CDHS and is excited 

about working to engage more people as 

active CDHS volunteers. Mandy can be 

reached by e-mail at cdhsvolunteers@ 

midco.net. 


Paw-some Volunteers 

Karen first came to CDHS to find a cat. Not 

only did she find her cat, but she also found a 

group of people that she enjoyed working with. 

Karen became a volunteer and started attending 

membership meetings. In 2008, Karen 

became a board member and in 2009 she 

became our Treasurer – by far the biggest job 

on the board of directors. Her background in accounting 

made her a natural fit for the job. She 

has spent countless hours organizing our books, 

filling out government paperwork, budgeting, 

running payroll and dealing with the financial details 

so necessary to run a successful business. 

In the past, Karen also took over the reins of 

the CDHS web page (an astronomical adventure!) 

and took on the job of organizing the We 

Care receipts from Central Market. Karen has 

provided foster homes for kitties and has played 

a major role in our last several rummage sales. 

When the rest of us are fast asleep, Karen 

is most likely burning the midnight oil, working 

on spreadsheets and financial statements and updating the web page. We so much appreciate her 

knowledge, expertise and willingness to pitch in. She has really done so much to help the board of 

directors, the shelter staff and ultimately the animals. And she does it all with a cheerful greeting 

and a smile on her face. 

As many people know, when you become an avid CDHS volunteer, sometimes your spouse is 

lucky enough to be pulled into the mix. Karen’s husband, Mike Holman, has also been an amazing 

volunteer for CDHS. He is the “help desk” king and helps the staff with electronic problems such 

as e-mail issues, printers on the fritz, security camera backups and computers that need updating. 

Mike also does such things as haul snow, offer up his trailer and truck for hauling big items and taking 

cans from McQuade’s tournament for recycling. 

Karen encourages all animal lovers to get to know CDHS. “When you know enough about the organization, 

then you know what you can do to help,” she said. “People always tell me they think it’s 

sad to come to the shelter, but it’s really not. Animals come in and are in need of love and attention. 

They get that and they change. They get adopted and go home. It’s wonderful to see that.” 

Our great appreciation to Karen and Mike for all they do for CDHS. We truly don’t know what we 

would do without you. 

Puppies, Puppies Everywhere 

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Karen Schwan Holman and Mike Holman 

with their cats, Siberian White Weasel, Hunter, 

Timmy, Speedy and Ozzy. 

Almond Amiga Ancho 

Focus On All Fours

Adoptable Pets 

Aveda 

• spayed femal 

black & white; 

shorthair 

• DOB: Nov. 2008 

• stray 

Bakken 

• neutered male 

shorthair orange 

• DOB: Dec. 2003 

• stray 

Benajmin 

Adopted 

Brewster 


shepherd Cross 

• DOB: May, 2010 

• rescue 

Bugle 

• unneutered male 

beagle cross 

• ADOB Oct. 2008 

• puppy mill 

rescue 

See more CDHS adoptable pets on the 

web at www.cdhs.net/adoptablepets.htm 

Harrison 

• male shorthair 

orange 

• DOB: Aug: 2010 

• stray 

Jimmy 


english pointer 

Cross 

• DOB: Aug. 2006 

• stray 

Tannis 

• unspayed 

female beagle 

Cross 

• DOB: Oct. 2004 

• rescue 

Kaitlin 

• unsprayed 

female Beagle 

cross 

• DOB: Aug. 2009 

• rescue 

Lewis 


orange tabby; 

longhair 

• ADOB: Jan. 2004 

• stray 

Central Dakota Humane Society 6 Bismarck-Mandan’s No-Kill Shelter 

Noel 

Oatmeal Cookie 

Rolls 

Adopted 

• spayed female 

white; shorthair 

• DOB: Feb. 2005 

• owner 

surrender 

• male longhair 

black 

• DOB: Aug. 2010 

• stray from 

Bismarck 

Impound 

Samuel 


orange tabby; 

long hair 

• ADOB: Jan. 2004 

• stray 

Sykora 

• unspayed female 

Terrier Cross 

• ADOB: Oct. 2009 

• rescue

Santa Paws success 

About 100 people visited PlantPerfect 

in Bismarck in early November, bringing 

pets and children to meet the big guy and 

get a family picture. Thanks so much to 

PlantPerfect for hosting us, to In-Dog- 

Neat-O for sponsoring the event, to Santa 

Jerry and Mrs. Claus, our photographer 

Kiel Skager and all the other volunteers 

who worked so hard to complete another 

successful fundraiser. 


Thanks to all who helped 

A SUPER-DUPER HUGE HUMONGOUS thank you to all the groups, organizations, businesses 

and individuals who answered our call for help when we made our puppy mill rescue. So many 

organized supply-donation drives, collected money in offices and schools or sent personal 

checks. Our appreciation is overflowing, just like our garage and storage areas! We can’t thank 

you enough for helping us help the animals. 

More Tours & Thanks & Things 

continued from page 4 

Huck brought their classes to CDHS for a 

tour and the 65 students collected a vanload 

of supplies for the cats and dogs! 

� Thanks to Veracity Motors and the 

Bismarck Bobcats for sponsoring an ad on 

URL radio. Proceeds from the ad are being 

donated to CDHS. 

� Rock on Roller Girlz! The Bismarck 

Bombshellz roller derby team held a 

fundraiser for CDHS at CashWise Foods 

and brought many much-needed donations 

to the shelter. 

� Thanks to Kirkwood Mall and URL Radio 

for sponsoring the donation drive shortly 

after our puppy mill rescue. Many people 

dropped off needed items and it filled up 

several truck-loads! 

� Thank you to Wachter Middle School 

students for holding a hat and jeans day 

and donating more than $550 plus supplies 

to the shelter. 

� Thank you to Horizon Middle School 

students for their year-long effort to raise 

money for charity. They divided up the 

proceeds and part of it came to CDHS to 

help the animals. Awesome! 

� Thank you to Clear Channel Radio and Red 

Carpet Car Washes for holding a supplies 

and donation drive to help us care for our 

puppy mill rescues. 

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� Thanks to Mrs. Kaiser’s sixth-grade class 

from Centennial Elementary. They raised 

more than $235 by holding a school 

rummage sale. We admire YOUR kindness! 

� Thank you to Katja Weiand for holding a 

Tupperware fundraiser for CDHS. 

� Thanks to Sara Jochim for her great letter 

and donation. We appreciate every dollar 

we get! 

� Thank you to West Central Service Center 

staff and clients for holding a donation 

drive and donating supplies and money. We 

appreciate your help! 

� Thank you to Workforce Safety and 

Insurance for holding a Jeans Day and 

giving the proceeds to CDHS. 

� Thank you to Becky Markel, of Gate City 

Bank, for making a donation and for her 

employer for matching the donation! 

� Thank you to Maurices for their donation 

as part of their national Runways and 

Rescues promotion. 

� Thank you to our Heart River heroes! 

The employees of Heart River Veterinary 

Hospital once again brought CDHS an 

awesome holiday gift – much needed 

supplies and items for the shelter. The 

Heart River employees decided to forego 

their holiday party and instead donate to 

the shelter. 

Thanks to Aetna employees and corporation 

We’ve certainly found a wonderful friend in the employees of the Aetna Service Center in 

Bismarck and in the Aetna Corporation. There are a few different ways that Aetna employees 

can donate to the charity of their choice, and when they do (and enter the donation 

information into the Aetna database), the corporation matches their donation. In 2010, we 

received a combined amount of more than $21,000. That is a HUGE and wonderful gift to 

keep us going month to month and we are so proud and pleased to be a chosen charity for 

all these employees and the corporation. Please check with your corporation to see if they 

have a matching charity gifts program and if you can designate CDHS as a recipient. It’s a 

great feeling to help the critters! 

Focus On All Fours

Tails of 

Success 

Sassie 

Wiggles everyone! 

When walking my human lately, I hear other humans asking if 

I am a different dog. I am not, so thought I’d send you new photos 

so when you see me you will know I am Me. It seems my white 

face and white “fur glasses” make humans not know. Why don’t 

they just smell me? 

I walked my short legged human 4 miles today. I made sure 

to read all the Christmas and NY notes on both sides of our 

streets! She is becoming well trained on waiting for me to finish 

my correspondence. AND I finally got her trained to drive me to 

Igoo Park, walk me, and then drive me home with a milkbone to 

munch. I can only hope your owners to be are so trainable !!! 

Sassie 

We Love Eddy 

Eddy (aka Solo) has completed our family. Every day he makes 

us smile and forget the cares of the day. My husband and I are so 

thankful for Eddy and the unconditional love he gives and we share 

back with him. He enjoys going for drives and walks and good ol’ 

couch time too. We also love his playfulness and cuddliness too. He 

is the complete package and Eddy knows it too!!! 

Sheryl 

Lottie & Storm 

Hi everyone! 

We adopted Lottie a month ago and want to share with you her 

progress. At first she would go to Jill readily and was leary of Ray. 

She soon learned that Ray has the treats. Now we are pretty good. 

She still prefers Jill. She loves to go in the camper and lay on her 

blanket. She was given two blankets to use when we got her and she 

uses them a lot. We also have a large dog kennel that we put up in 

the house. At first we thought she might need a place she could call 

her own and a place she could get away from Storm. He is still a pup 

and can be a pain when he wants to play. She uses it a lot. We took 

the door off so she never has to be afraid to be locked up again. She 

can come and go when she wants. She appears to know that. Usually 

we let the dogs sleep at the foot of the bed. She prefers her own 

blankets and sleeps on the floor beside the bed. 

We are happy we have her and our friends and relatives have 

given her a warm welcome. We know she is happy, even though she 

looks confused sometimes, because her tail is always wagging. 

Jill, Ray, Lottie and Storm 

Dolly & Frazier 


Rio & Mr. Phishers 

Rio is right at home 

I just wanted to give you an update since I’ve 

been living in my new home. I was a little nervous when I first 

got home and realized there was another (much larger) cat already 

living there. The humans call him Mr. Phishers. My voice was a little 

scratchy the first couple days after all the hissing, but it didn’t take 

us long to become buds. Phishers now lets me jump on him, chase 

him around the house, play with his toys, and even tries to give me 

baths sometimes. Oh yeah, and my humans are pretty cool too. They 

like to pick me up a lot and give me kisses. Which is ok sometimes, 

but someday they’ll realize I have too much exploring to do. Thanks 

CDHS for giving me another chance at happiness! 

Love, 

Rio, Mr. Phishers, Megan, and Justina 

Peanut & Hope 


Living the good life 

I know you probably have been wondering about my newest adventure 

and how my new adoptive parents are doing. As you know, I have a strict 

two month probation period for new parents and I am writing to let you 

know I have decided to keep them. My bed is comfy, the food is good and 

I have established 3 walks a day for them. Most importantly, they are very 

trainable and treat my well being as a high priority, (I especially like the way 

they rub my ears!). Once they have completed their training, I will continue 

my work overseeing the household and I have the responsibility of being a 

role model for my little sister, Hope. Don’t get me wrong, I still have plenty of 

time for my naps, watching the world go by and just living the good life. 

Mister Peanut Brown 

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Emerald is a Gem 

I just wanted to let you know that Emerald is doing really well. 

He fits in perfectly with our family. He is just the sweetest cat. 

We all love him. And he gets along really well with everyone in 

the family except our golden retriever Burt. But they are slowly 

warming to each other. 

Emerald likes to sleep on my pillow at night. And sometimes 

he’ll just lay there and sometimes he’ll try to snuggle really close 

to my face. Or tap me with his paw to let me know I’m his friend. 

But he’ll only sleep there when Burt isn’t in bed with us. 

Heide 

Twiggy is Awesome 

Twiggy is doing awesome, recovering well from her surgery. My 

Rottweiler, Gunnar is her “babysitter”, he follows her around 

the house. She fits in perfectly with my other animals. Last nite 

she slept in bed with all of us. She just purrs & cuddles when we 

hold her. My other cat has even accepted her. I think that she 

has grown overnite! We love her so much! Thank you and your 

staff for bringing her into our lives! I promise to keep you posted 

and will bring pics. 

Lisa 

Focus On All Fours

Central Dakota 

Humane Society’s 

2011 Bene-Pet Dinner & Auction 

in 

North Dakota 

Saturday, March 19 

5:00pm Social Hour • 6:00pm Dinner 

Seven Seas Hotel & Waterpark, Mandan 

Early bird tickets $20!! 

After March 1, 2011 $25. 

Central Dakota Humane Society 

2104 37th St., Mandan, ND 58554 •701-667-2020 www.CDHS.net • BenePet@cdhs.net 


Puppies, Puppies 

Everywhere 

Bravo & Encore 

Anginetti 

Barry 

Larry & Dora 


Moms helping moms 

By Sue Buchholz 

Foster parent services can be provided by 

people, or sometimes we enlist the services of 

nursing cats and dogs to step up to the plate 

and pitch in. We had to take this route with the 

influx of puppies arriving at CDHS last October. 

Sasha had her seven enroute to the shelter, 

and did a fine job of raising them all by herself. 

Sasha raised Flint, Fancy, Fabian, Flip, Fabio, 

Seven and Savvy. 

Cinda, the hound-cross, raised her seven all 

by herself too. She added Pico, Ancho, Carnie, 

Cayenne, Canela, Comino and Hominy to the 

pupulation. Our little 15-pound Paula Deen 

decided to have eight puppies, aptly named 

Almond, Anginetti, Dunkaroo, Hazelnut, Mango, 

Samoas, Rosette and Snickerdoodle. We 

thought we would have to supplement her puppies, 

but she did a fine job all on her own. Lyric, 

the St. Bernard, came with two babies, Encore 

Paula Deen and her puppies. 

and Bravo. Paula Deen thought that was not quite 

fair, and we agree, but are not in charge of such things. 

Yetta added Loca, Amega, Bonita and Chica to her lineage, but she developed mastitis and had 

to have her youngsters removed for a time. This lead to a dilemma – do we hand feed the babies, or 

see if another Mom is willing to take on some fosters? By that time, Paula’s puppies were six weeks 

old and eating on their own. Would Paula raise another dog’s puppies? All we had to do is ask! For 

only being a six-month-old youngster herself, Paula readily added Yetta’s babies to the chow line. 

Yetta received medication and treatment and was soon feeling much better. She still had a lot of 

milk so we decided to try her with one of her puppies once again. What a joyous reunion that was! 

Yetta had been so worried about her kids and was happy to have at least one back to raise. 

In the meantime, another dog we named Shar delivered 16 puppies! Sadly, three only survived a 

short time, but the remaining 13 were strong and ready to eat. That’s a tall order for any Mom, so we 

looked at our options one more time. Paula’s original cookie kids were doing ok on their own. Paula 

was still happily raising three of Yetta’s kids. 

Medically Yetta was doing just fine with her one puppy...would she consider helping out Shar? 

All we had to do was ask again and she said a big YES right away! I think Yetta would have taken on 

the entire 13, but she is a tiny tot herself so we just asked her to add two, which she happily did. So, 

if you are keeping track, Paula is raising 

Yetta’s kids, Yetta is raising one of her own 

and two of Shar’s, Shar is doing her best 

with the remaining 11 and they are fast 

approaching six-weeks of age. Somehow 

it has all worked out and we have raised a 

lot of happy, healthy puppies that will soon 

be adopted into loving homes. After being 

spayed and neutered of course! We all love 

puppies, but enough is enough! That’s what 

Paula Deen says anyway. 

Paula Deen after the rescue. 

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Focus On All Fours

Puppy Tails: A Basset and a Half 

by Danielle Hanna, CDHS volunteer 

Basset Hounds invaded CDHS last summer. 

As soon as one went, another came in. The last 

one was Jonesy, the puppy – a tri-colored hot 

dog topped with a big squirt of energy. It didn’t 

take long for someone to show interest in this 

sweetheart. Better yet, this person considered 

giving a home to two dogs. The other one? 

Boomer. I call him the Sawed-Off Shotgun. 

Spitting image of a Yellow Lab – except he can 

run under a pickup without ducking. Half his 

lineage is, of course, Labrador. The other half? 

Yep. Basset. 

Boomer’s stumpy legs explain my 

nickname “Sawed-Off.” But why do I call him 

the “Shotgun”? From Hurricane Katrina, he 

went to a shelter in Minot – a shelter that was 

going to put him down. No one would adopt 

him. He fought with other dogs. CDHS was 

Boomer’s rescuing angel. Staff and volunteers 

offered him love and patience, and the first 

time I walked Boomer, I discovered the 

Sawed-Off Shotgun could wag his tail as 

hard as any other dog and loved to have 

his belly rubbed. 

Darrell, a retiree and 

dedicated volunteer, was carefully 

introducing Boomer to 

other dogs. “He’s been in 

solitary confinement so 

long, he needs a few 

friends,” Darrell 

observed. 

Boomer 

was actually 

learning to get 

along somewhat. When 

CDHS told us someone might 

adopt both Boomer and Jonesy – if 

We can’t wait 

to meet you 

- stop by and 

visit us! 

they could get along – Darrell and I agreed to 

introduce them. 

The following afternoon, we brought them 

out to the lawn. Jonesy sat down cock-eyed 

on one hip. With puppy-like fascination, he 

observed the goings-on at the welding shop 

across the road, seemingly oblivious to 

Boomer’s prodding nose. Once the old hound 

had satisfied his interest, little Jonesy turned 

around to return the canine ritual. Boomer’s 

eyes flashed. “Grrr!” 

Darrell and I pulled the dogs apart. Boomer 

threatened the pup with his stare. But Jonesy 

absentmindedly studied whatever-it-was 

across the road again, turning a cold shoulder 

to the grumpy old-timer. Yep. Whatever. Big, 

tough piece of old leather. Skippy-dee-doo. 

The pup took no offense to Boomer’s poor 

manners. Was there still hope? We decided 

to take the dogs for a walk. Along the trail, 

Boomer growled at Jonesy when 

they stopped to sniff a fence. 

But Darrell and I kept them 

moving, and eventually 

they fell in side-by-side, 

scarcely seeming to 

notice each other. Darrell 

and I relaxed. Well, maybe 

this would work, after all. 

On the journey home, 

the situation changed. 

Drastically. Boomer slowed 

and stared hard at Jonesy. 

Suddenly, he pounced on 

the puppy’s shoulders, teeth 

lunging for the back of his 

neck. Darrell and I yanked 

the dogs apart. And then we 

saw it. Boomer’s tail was wagging. Wagging? 

We kept walking. A moment later, Boomer did 

it again. The puppy rolled out from underneath 

him and batted his paws at the old hound. 

Both tails whipped high in the air. They 

wanted to play! 

Back at the shelter, we turned them out 

into a fenced yard, along with Zaire, one of 

Boomer’s previous acquaintances. Zaire’s 

energy matched the puppy’s, and they tore up 

the lawn running. Jonesy tripped over his ears 

once or twice, performing an impressive back 

flip. Every time they ran past old Boomer, he 

grinned, wagged his tail faster … and watched 

them zip by. Well, you could tell his heart was 

in it. Guess he just isn’t spry enough to keep 

up with those young pups. 

It’s impossible to predict the futures of the 

CDHS dogs. I never saw Jonesy and Boomer’s 

potential adopter again. Jonesy found a 

forever home, but Boomer is still waiting. “I 

think Boomer’s getting less tough in his old 

age,” Darrell says. He now regularly turns 

Boomer out with a pack. He occasionally 

growls at a newcomer. But when the dogs 

tussle, Boomer just cheerleads on the 

sidelines, wagging his tail. His favorite dogs 

are still the short ones he can keep pace with 

(wink). 

I hope Boomer and Jonesy think of each 

other now and then, because it was little 

Jonesy who taught Boomer how to make a 

friend. And to think Boomer was once going 

to be put down! I’ll confess, I never thought 

much of the old Shotgun – until now. It kinda 

warmed one’s heart to see a grumpy old dog 

like him warm up to a charming puppy like 

Jonesy. 


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Parker’s Veterinary Clinic 

Robert & Denise Forte-Pathroff 

Erin Patton 

Erlys Paul 

Michael & Diane Paul 

Michele Paul 

Sherri & Vickie Paxon 

Jo Ann Payne 

Shirley & Neil Pedersen 

Paige Pederson 

Thomas & Susan Pederson 

Darla & Russ Pelton 

John & Tana Pendergast 

Wesley & Linda Perman 

Jason & Dana Petersen 

Beth Peterson 

Connie Peterson 

Dennis & Rocksanne Peterson 

Donna Peterson 

Vicki Pfaff 

Ranada Davis & Genevieve Pfliger 

Stephanie Piatz 

Antonella Pippia 

Plaza Barber Shop 

Lee & Jolene Podoll 

Bette & Richard Poppe 

Florence Porsborg 

Michael & Theresa Porter 

Randy & Deborah Praus 

Aaron & Kimberly Preabt 

Pride Inc. 

Cynthia Psychos 

Tocker & Melanie Pudwill 

Dorothy Puklich 

Cheryl Purdy 

Robin Putnam 

Rebecca Quanrud 

Yune Quintero 

Norma Ralston 

Dr. & Mrs. Pablo Ramos 

David & Helen Rask 

David & Lynette Raymo 

Alyce Reasland 

Tom & Patti Regan 

Marlys & Jerry Reichenberg 

Henry & Mabel Reichert 

Susan Reinhiller 

Shawn & Cody Remboldt 

Melvin & Delores Remmick 

Renaissance Charitable 

Foundation 

Tammy & Wes Renner 

Ressler Chevrolet 

Peggy Reuther 

Jay & Marjorie Coenen-Rice 

Kathy Richards 

Vonette Richter 

Mike & Bonnie Ripplinger 

Kim & Brian Ritter 

Cory & Sarah Rixen 

Mary & Richard Robinson 

John & Pamela Roches 

Lyla Roehrich 

Monte Rogneby 

Rod & Marilyn Rohrer 


Cindy Rohrick 

Tim Rohrscheib 

Patricia Rokusek 

Dorothy Rolfstad 

Teresa Roll 

Lonnie & Jennifer Romsaas 

Miguel & Melissa & Hadley Rosales 

Michelle Rose 

Susanne Rose 

Rod & Bonnie Rosene 

Julie Roswick 

Lutene Roth 

Eileen Rouse 

Nicole & Tim Rouse 

Ken & Kay Royse 

Milton III & Diane Farnsworth Rue 

Catherine & Laurence Ruebel 

Runnings Farm and Fleet Store 

Runway Express Mart, Inc. 

Paul Rusch 

Don & Evelyn Russell 

Sheena Russell 

Robert & Caryl Rutten 

Tera Rutten 

Ryan Chevrolet 

Richard & Angela Sabot 

Jane Sahli 

Teresa Sahli 

Kevin & Cheryl Sailer 

Lisa & Scott Sailer 

Kenneth & Jacque Salwey 

Sam’s Club 

Wendy & Dale Sanderson 

Paul & Patricia Sandness 

Tamie Sauer 

Evangeline Sauter 

Judy, Adam & Ryan Sauter 

Kyle & Cydra Solberg Sauter 

Nadine Sauter 

Saxvik Homemakers 

Ramona & Cleaton Sayler 

Maryann Schaaf 

Cindy & Darin Schafer 

Nick & Deanna Schaff 

John & Mary Shaffer 

Tim & Lois Scharnhorst 

Danielle Scharnowske 

Carrie Scheett 

Jordan Schell 

Robert & Linda Schiermeister 

Richard & Robin Schimke 

Andy & Cheryl Schlotman 

Heide Schmaltz 

Amanda Schmidt 

Karen Schmidt 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schmidt 

Cathy Schmitz 

Joyce & Darld Schmitz 

Eileen Schnaidt 

Bonnie Schneider 

Pamela Kennedy-Schneider 

Thomas Schneider 

Darin & Stacy Schock 

Thomas & Deborah Schoffstall 

Sara Scholl 

Karen Schramm 

Don & Linda Schuette 

Douglas & Jane Schulz 

Georgia Schulz 

Karen & Harold Schulz 

Allen & Robin Schumacher 

Fr. Patrick Schumacher 

Judy & Gerald Schumacher 

Larry & Theresa Schumacher 

Amy Jo Schutt 

Gerard Schwan 

Robert & Carol Schwan 

Pam & Dale Schwartz 

Janice Schwartzbauer 


Viola & Dennis Schwind 

Joyce Schwinkendorf 

James & Mary Lou Scott 

Tracy & Myrt Scott 

Seed of Hope Thrift Store 

James & Jani Seifert 

Lannon & Linda Serrano 

John & Glenda Klipstein Sevcik 

Josette & Robert Severson 

Terry & Cindy Severson 

Susan Sevitts 

William & Cheryl Shelbourn 

Jim & Marci Silrum 

Becky Silva 

Jody & Jacinda Simmons 

Connie Simonson 

Lillian Sinkula 

Phillip Sjoberg 

Breeann Sjol 

Cameo & Kiel Skager 

Linda Skogen 

Tanya Skurupey 

Iva Slag 

Peter & Annemarie Slemmer 

Betty Smith 

Brenda & Sean Smith 

Frederic & Linda Smith 

Marj Smith 

Duane & Beverly Sorby 

Steve & Sheri Sorby 

Carl & Beverly Sorensen 

Randi & William Sorensen 

Helen Sorlie Estate 

Clay & Ramona Sorneson 

Muriel & Franklin Soule 

Souris Valley Animal Shelter 

Neil Souther 

Gladys Speleroy 

Glennis Spier 

Steven & Joy Spotts 

Catherine Stack 

Karla & Monty Stack 

Kasie Stadig 

Loren & Patricia Stadig 

Mitch Stafford 

Russel & Shirley Staiger 

St. Alexius Environmental Services 

St. Alexius Telecommunications 

Dept 

Standing Rock/Fort Yates – 

Community High School 

Angel Stanhope 

Stan Puklich Chevolet 

Susan Starck 

Kelly Steckler 

Kara Steier 

Margie Stellwag 

Dan & Sandy Stephenson 

Jeff Stillwell 

Deon & Karin Stockert 

Evangeline Stockert 

Paul Stoehl 

Maudie Stoller 

Rose Stoller 

Ginger Stolz 

Matthew & Jane Stone 

Arnold & Marlene Stoner 

Brianna Strahm 

Mary Strand 

Tim & Candy Streifel 

Sherry Stroh 

Paul & Brenda Stubbs 

Patricia Struchynski 

Margaret, Kelly & Peggy Suchy 

Shannon Suggs 

Tait & Jennifer Sundstrom 

Glennda Sutton 

Stacey Svanes 

Jessica & Daniel Swenson 

Mary Beth Swenson 

Dan & Joan Swisher 

Sonja Taix 

Phyllis Tarnasky 

Sharon Taylor 

Kathy Telenga 

Ronald & Linda Terfehr 

Sheryl Terry 

Lila Teunissen 

The Bismarck Tribune 

Donna & Kenneth Thiede 

Dave & Kelly, Kyle Thiele 

James Thiele 

Cathie & Francis Thill 

Marie Thill 

Becky Thilmony 

Allan & Patti Thomas 

Leellen Thomason 

Alice Thompson, 

Eric & Susan Thompson 

Kelvin & Valarie Thompson 

Martin & Nancy Thompson 

Milo & Lyla Thompson 

Craig & Robin Thorstenson 

LeeAnn Thorstenson 

Robert & Dawn Thuen 

Barbara Tietz 

Mitchell & Renee Tjaden 

Peggi Tobias 

Jerry Toman 

Sherri Toman 

Bob & Linda Tonolli 

Dennis & JaneMarie Torgerson 

Cheryl & Stuart Tracy 

Marla Trail 

Thomas & Ginger Trousdale 

Dr. D.J. & Elaine Trzpuc 

Jim & Marlene Tschaekofske 

Wendy Tschida 

F.L. Tschosik 

Sarah Tuck 

Lois & Dean Tveter 

Deb & Charlie Tweet 

Leon & Audrey Uhrich 

Margueriite Ulmer 

Harold & Yvonne Umber 

Reed & Roberta Unterseher 

Randall & Pamela Upgren 

US Foodservice 

Jennifer Vaage 

Kathy VanBrocklin 

Catherine Vandemoer 

Rita Vandaalen 

Ron & Glenda VanderLinden 

David & Nicola Vasbinder 

Grant & Angel Veen 

Jennifer & Brent Veil 

Veracity Motors, Inc. 

John & Marlys Verwey 

Frank & Susanne Vetsch 

Denice Vetter 

Matthew & Jolene Vidal 

Frances Vobr 

Gertrude Vold 

Kristie Voeller 

Scott & Tamra Volkert 

Alicia Vollmers 

Chad & Michelle Vollmers 

Jennifer Vos 

Maureen & Myles Vosberg 

Wachter Middle School 

Darlina Wagner 

Vicki Wagner 

Al & Mary Wahl 

Clark & Brenda Wahl 

Teri Wahl 

Timothy & Melissa Wahlin 

James & Melissa Wahlman 

Kristi Walcker 

15 

Donnita Wald 

Jason & Jessie Wald 

Tina Wald 

Michelle Wall 

Thomas & Sandy Wallner 

Wal-Mart Supercenter #1534 

Mike & Marion Walter 

Clinton & Cheri Wanek 

Aaron Wangler 

Marlys Ward 

Kim Riedlinger- Wassim 

Holly Watts 

Brad Webster 

Susan & Robert Wefald 

James & Katja Weiand 

Justin Weichel 

Mark & Diane Weide 

Brenda Weigel 

Darlene Weigel 

Kailey & Lucas Weigel 

Kevin Weigel 

Stephanie Weigel 

David & Katherine Weisenberger 

Jessica Weiss 

Susan & Jeff Welch 

Christie Iverson & Gregory Wentz 

George & Elaine Wentz 

Cheri & Don Wenzel 

Marianne & Don Wenzel 

Vernie Werner 

West Central Service Center 

Stella Westmeyer 

West River Vet Clinic 

John & Linda Westbee 

Susan Westgard 

JoAnn Wetsch 

Janine Wetzel 

Larry & Kathryn White 

Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. 

Amber Wickham 

Michelle & Tim Wiedrich 

Pete & Deanne Wiens 

Mark & Terri Wilhelm 

Leslie Wilkie 

Linda & Carlyle Will 

Sandra & Vincent Williams 

Nancy Willis 

W. Kenneth & Cynthia Willmann 

JuLann & Scott Wiseman 

Melissa Whitney 

Terry & Vera Woelber 

Lynn & Jeanne Wolf 

Renae Wolff 

Nicole Wolfswinkel 

Patty & Larry Wood 

Terry & Sally Wood 

Kristina Woodall 

Julie & Douglas Woodworth 

Don & Linda Wright 

Nicole Wright 

Kim & Myron Wutzke 

Greg Wysk 

Melanie & Kiley Yates 

Wayne Yeager 

Youth Football League, Inc 

Lyle & Jackie Zachmeier 

Audrey Furness Zahm 

Christy & Scott Zainhofsky 

Terry & Bonnie Zander 

Jocelyn Zent 

Alice Zerr 

William & Ruth Zerr 

Reuben & Ellen Ziegenhagel 

Brooke & Wade Zimmerman 

Gwen Zingg 

Adopter Members 

Nicole Ackermann 

Shara Adams 

Steve Arso 

Pat & Jessica Balvitsch 

Jason & Stephanie Bankston 

Randy & Candace Baumgartner 

Susan Bednarz (2) 

Becca Beitelspacher 

Elizabeth Boone 

Chris & Jodi Brown (2) 

Kevin & Stacy Cederstrom 

Kevin & Shannon Chaussee 

Matt & Mandy Cook 

Karen Crawford (2) 

Gary & Heide Delorme 

Curtis Demke 

Nathan Dokken 

Roy & Jill Feist 

Kelli Folk 

Bradley & Bonnie Foss 

Sue & Lynn Glock 

Jackie Gullickson 

Danielle Hanna 

Sharon Hartmann 

Eric & Janelle Henninger 

Sheldon Herr 

Michael Hertz 

Drew & Amber Hetletved 

Erik & Susan Holland 

John Huddleson 

Rita & Jerry Huffman 

Jon & Fran Joersz 

Jessamyn Johnson 

Gary & Connie Kalanek 

Doug & Nora Kane 

Sheri Kelly 

Tom & Jody Kraft (2) 

Lisa & Doug Kruckenberg 

Joshua Lapp 

Ray & Karen Larson 

Lee, Jeremy & Heidi 

Erin Maslowski 

Yvette Matthews 

Jordan & Kala Means (2) 

Brian Moritz 

Keith & Nancy Nelson 

Laura & Matt Nelson 

Melissa Ness 

Cindy Niemann 

Virginia O’Brien 

Elizabeth Odegard 

Jodi & Gayle Olson 

Wayne & Christi Papke (2) 

Terry & John Ringland 

Katie & Casey Rogstad 

Rod & Marilyn Rohrer 

Sean Sadaj 

Colleen Sand 

Nadine Sauter & Tami Leibel 

Timothy Scheid 

Norma Sims & Hank Beck 

Pamela & Michael Stein 

Margaret & Kelly Suchy 

Scott Tengesdal 

Tory & Michelle Thompson 

Brian & Lena Trondson 

Jason & Jessie Wald 

Brittney Walter 

Neal Wetzstein 

Melissa Will 

Cassandra Wilmoth 

Mike & Jo Wilson 

Mike Wilson 

Laurie & Richard Wolfe 

Sherry & Kent Yancey 

Focus On All Fours

Memorials: 

People to Remember: 

In loving memory of Bradley 

Bavendick from Joanne & 

Frank Bavendick 

In memory of Rae Bloom from 

Jeanette Kieper/Rae Bloom 

Estate 

In memory of Charlotte Brink 

from Iva Slag 

In memory of Bertha Deringer, 

beloved mother of Cindy 

Schatz & Edna Deringer from 

Henry & Mabel Reichert 

In memory of Bob Fears, a 

relative in Montana from Janice 

Schwartzbauer 

In loving memory of Beverly 

(Wrangham) Fode, a very 

special lady. From Harold & 

Vonny 

In memory of Brenda Graner 

from Darlene Graner 

In memory of Douglas Grenz 

from Danna & Paul Fitterer 

In loving memory of Bev Hanson 

from Terry & Lori Bruner 

In loving memory of Betty Hicks 

from Becky Thilmony 

In memory of Arlene Holm from 

Joyce & Darld Schmitz 

In loving memory of my aunt, 

Ruth Kaelberer from Peggy 

Reuther 

In loving memory of Fred Kist, 

a respected business man and 

a great friend to many. He 

had a heart of gold and will 

be missed by all those that 

knew him. His legacy lives on 

because of the kind, gracious 

and respected man that he was. 

With love from his dear friends 

and family. 

In memory of Billie Klein from 

Neil & Shirley Pedersen 

In memory of Jodi Lindley of 

New Town from Dean & Lois 

Tveter 

In loving memory of Kathy 

Martineson from Sue 

Buchholz and everyone at 

CDHS 

In memory of Rose Mattson from 

James & Darlene Eliasson. In 

loving memory of our aunt, 

Rose Mattson, who passed 

away in early November. She 

will be greatly missed. From 

Roger & Paige Mattson 

In loving memory of Sandy Mees 

from Dennis & Jennifer Boger 

In loving memory of Joseph 

Meier from Darlene Meier, 

Norma Boutrous 

In loving memory of Denise 

Meyers, who loved animals. 

From Audrey Furness Zahm. 

In memory of Freida Mintes 

from Jacquilynn Bratz 

In loving memory of Garrett 

Monzolowsky from the Regan 

Family 

In memory of Jan Nelson from 

Kevin & Sandi Axt 

In memory of Anna Njos from 


In memory of Ervin Njos from 


In memory of Noel R Noakes 

from Michelle & Timothy 

Wiedrich 

In loving memory of Stan 

Puklich from his friends 

and associates, Robert & 

Denise Forte-Pathroff, Jill 

Carter, Brenda & Tim Kellar, 

the Service Department at 

Stan Puklich Chevrolet, Carol 

Krause, Sue Buchholz, the 

Ryan Family Dealerships of 

Minot, Williston and Bismarck, 

the Dacotah Foundation, 

the children of Judy Perius 

(Puklich) - Jerry Perius, Teresa 

Picha, Mary Aydt, Tammy 

Massey, Kristi Perius & Lisa 

Bochet, Karen & Harold 

Schulz, Tracy & Adele Koenig, 

Jim & Marci Silrum, Daniel & 

Diane Mock, Chad & Michelle 

Vollmers, Marlan & Barb 

Haakenson, Creative Spirits, 

Scott & Tamra Volkert, Melvin 

& Delores Remmick, Allan & 

Patti Thomas, everyone at The 

Bismarck Tribune 

In memory of Tim Ralston from 

Beth Peterson 

In memory of Ellen Russell from 

Iva Slag 

In memory and honoring the life 

of Lydia Schatz from Cheri 

Jessen 

In memory of Jeffrey Socha 

from Kirk & Nancy Pandolfo 

In memory of Marian Sorenson 

from Marcella Lund 

In memory of Blondie Sorlie 

from Brenda & Sean Smith 

In loving memory of my mom & 

dad, Art & Ardella Strand 

and grandparents, Joe & 

Stella Bessaw from Jo Ann 

Payne. 

In memory of Jim Taylor from 

Dean & Lois Tveter 

In loving memory of Alvin 

Tescher from LoEtta Feigert 

In loving memory of Paula 

Tunseth from Terry & Bonnie 

Zander 

In loving memory of James 

Wetsch from Joann Wetsch 

In memory of Mildred 

Youngblood from Terry & 

Signy Leischner 

In memory of Edward Yunker 

from DuWayne & Mavis 

Baranyk 

In loving memory of Alfred Hartl, 

from Annette Bjornstad 

Pets to Remember: 

In memory of Betty Slowik, 

beloved canine companion of 

Tony Slowik. From George & 

Linda Linz, Jeff Homan & June 

Weisbeck 

In memory of Bobcat who 

was much loved by Jim 

Breidenbach & Kathleen 

Nordstrom from George & 

Linda Linz, Dr. Barb Espe 

In loving memory of my Brady 

from Cheri Jessen 

In memory of Buster, beloved 

family dog of Mark & Kitter 

Hawks. From Dave & Deb 

Larson 

In loving memory of Carlton, 

Juneberry & Ramsey - 

beloved shelter animals who 

had a warm and loving home to 

spend their last days. From Lee 

& Jolene Podoll 

In memory of Champina from 

Aaron Wangler 

In memory of Chance from Jan 

& Sherman Johnson, Reed & 

Roberta Unterseher 

In memory of Cinny, beloved 

friend of Larry & Patty Wood 

from Daryl & Virginia Kerzman 

In memory of Cruise Sauter 

from Kyle & Cydra Solberg 

Sauter 

In loving memory of Fred Grenz, 

beloved dog of Sheree Grenz & 

Cory Howery from Andy, Vicki, 

Bobbi & Razscal 

In memory of Graycie, beloved 

Weimaraner of Dirk & Lori 

Kuntz & Family from JT & 

Missy Kuntz. 

In loving memory of Gunnar, 

beloved canine of Terri Sahli 

from Sue Buchholz 

In memory of Harley & Asher 

from Richie Leblang 

In loving memory of Hugh 

Hefner, the beloved cat with 

the sad eyes from Marilyn 

Opperude. In loving memory 

of Hugh, the old man kitty that 

enjoyed living out his final 

years at the shelter. From Lee 

& Jolene Podoll 

In loving memory of my dog, 

Jade. She was a good dog and 

I miss her. I am glad that I was 

able to make her last years 

happy ones. From Maryls Ward 

In loving memory of Joey 

Rhodes, beloved canine 

companion of Alicia & Steve 

Rhodes. In loving memory of 

Joey Rhodes, beloved dog of 

Alicia & Steve Rhodes. What 

we have once enjoyed, we can 

never lose. All that we love 

deeply, becomes a part of us. 

From Gary & Colleen Garland 

In loving memory of Lacy, 

beloved feline of Dr. Barb Espe 

from Sue Buchholz 

In loving memory of Lestat, 

beloved feline companion of 

Martin & Anne Green & Family 

from Cathie & Francis Thill, Dr 

Barb Espe 

In loving memory of Manfred & 

Mopsie from Leola Allen & 

Ernie Conry 

In memory of Marty, the beloved 

cat of Mary Johnston from Paul 

& Patricia Sandness 

In loving memory of Max from 

Harold & Marvel Lue Harter 

In loving memory of Millie, 

beloved canine companion 

of Marie Nelson from your 

co-workers, Jamie Olson, Mike 

Sandal, Peggy Anderson, Pat 

Frohlich, Ken Heitkamp, Sandy 

Williams, Ashlee Link, Gladys 

Botz, Shannon Friedt, Marlene 

Larson, Linda Kuether, Judy 

Froseth, Priscilla Deschene, 

Renee Ulmer and Terri 

Wilhelm. 

In memory of Missy, beloved 

canine companion of Bill & 

Delcie Light from Fred & Judy 

Bott 

In loving memory of Missy 

Beazley, a wonderful old kitty 

owned by Jim & Carol Beazley, 

from Daryl & Virginia Kerzman. 

In loving memory of Mott, beloved 

shelter dog that just needed to 

have a chance at happiness and 

had a warm, safe and loving 

home until the end. From Lee 

& Jolene Podoll, Dr Barb Espe 

In loving memory of Muffy, 

beloved dog of Peggy Ledahl- 

Schmidt from Francis & Cathie 

Thill 

In loving memory of Pebbles, 

beloved cat of Jim & Marie 

Nelson from Dave & Peggy 

Anderson, Karen Schramm 

In loving memory of Ramsey, 

a sweet young dog that just 

needed a second chance at love 

from Thomas Hammerel 

In loving memory of Roger, 

beloved feline companion 

of Chris Hendrickson & 

Family from Marj Smith, Sue 

Buchholz, Dr Barb Espe 

In memory of Ronnie Flaten 

from Brian & Paula Grosinger 

In memory of Rueban, beloved 

Chocolate Lab of Shan & Jerrea 

Kuntz & Family from JT & 

Missy Kuntz. 

In memory of our three beloved 

pets, Sarge, Cheyenne 

& Maverick. They live in 

our memories now. From 

Meredythe Bagley 

In loving memory of Scrappy. 

We miss you terribly and think 

of you often. Thank you for 

finding us and spending 15 

years in our family. Thank you 

for helping me at my ice cream, 

sitting with us at bonfires, 

sitting on the dock with us, 

jumping in the boat & making 

yourself at home, running relay 

races up and down the stairs, 

teaching Ratty the ropes, and 

your loving head butts. Love 

you. Frank, Susanne, Killer, 

Ratty & Kira Vetsch. 

In memory of Skipper, beloved 

dog of LeRoy & Twyla 

Zimmerman from Dave & 

Peggy Anderson 

In loving memory of Stretch, the 

beloved lobby cat at CDHS. He 

was quite the little character 

and had a full life at CDHS 

riding on his “stretch” limo and 

sunning himself outdoors. He 

charmed all that he met and 

will be greatly missed by all. 

From all his friends and family 

at CDHS. In loving memory 

of Stretch. He stole the hearts 

of all that he met. He will be 

greatly missed. From Andrea 

Hoffman, Lee & Jolene Podoll, 

Marj Smith, Dr. Barb Espe, 

Francis & Cathie Thill. In 

loving memory of Stretch, who 

was loved beyond measures by 

all who met him. There is no 

death, only a change of worlds. 

From Gary & Colleen Garland 

In memory of Tia, beloved canine 

companion of Kelly & Sue 

Helgeson from Terry & Cindy 

Severson 

In memory of Toby, beloved feline 

companion of Gail McNullen 

& Tim Dockter from Wayne & 

Christi Papke 

In memory of Tucker, beloved dog 

of Ron & Laure Turner from 

Dave & Peggy Anderson 

In loving memory of Velcro, 

a beloved, sweet and 

entertaining kitty. We will 

all miss his wet kisses and 

humorous antics. From Lee & 

Jolene Podoll, the CDHS staff 

Memorials from 

Dr Barb Espe: 

In loving memory of Carlton, 

beloved feline at CDHS 

In loving memory of Cinder, 


Dan & Jessica Swenson 

In loving memory of Danke, 


Tim & Belinda Garey 

In loving memory of Ebeneezer, 


Gerry & Ray Dockter 

In loving memory of Fiesta, 


Wendy Curry 

In loving memory of Gulliver, 


Angela Uhlich 

In loving memory of Ivy, beloved 

canine companion of Dave & 

Elaine Schlinger 

In loving memory of Jerzee, 


Scott & Lisa Sailer 

In loving memory of K.C., beloved 

canine companion of Michelle 

Harris 

In loving memory of Kitty & Cat, 

beloved feline companions of 

Donald Hoesel 

In loving memory of Lucy, 


Lynnea & Clayton Ritz 

In loving memory of Marcel, 


Jane & Dan Halverson 

In loving memory of Missy, 


Kimberly & Mark Boettcher 

In loving memory of Puppi, 


Jason Shillingstad 

In loving memory of Ren, beloved 

canine companion of Burnell 

Fandrich 

In loving memory of Sally, 


Donna Keller 

In loving memory of Scamp, 


eloved feline companion of 

Vonnie & Harvey Haakenson 

In loving memory of Sequoia, 

beloved canine companion 

of Lynn Gullickson & Chris 

Gullickson 

In loving memory of Smokey, 


Joan & Bob Nordstrom 

In loving memory of Tobby, 


Gail McMullen 

In loving memory of Tomas, 


Jennifer & Tait Sundstrom 

In loving memory of Turbo, 


Jennifer Hoff 

In loving memory of Willie, 


Borgie Kloster 

In loving memory of Zipper, 


Joan & O.W. Yunker 

Honors: 

In honor of Gary & Colleen 

Garland Anniversary & 


Christmas. Happy Anniversary 

& Merry Christmas from Larry 

& Patty Wood 

In honor of Spencer Burch’s 

birthday. Happy birthday 


In honor of Sheldon Loftsgard’s 

birthday. Happy Birthday 

Sheldon from Mary Loftsgard, 

Maudie & Rose Stoller 

In honor of Bert & Debbie 

Patterson. Merry Christmas 

from Karla & Monty Stack 

In honor of Zac Melgaard for 

earning the rank of Eagle 

Scout. From Arta Leno 

In honor of my sisters, Joan 

Onstad, Carol Althaus 

& Sylvia Olson. Merry 

Christmas from Arta Leno 

In honor of Larry & Patty 

Wood’s birthdays. Happy 

birthday from Daryl & Virginia 

Kerzman 

In honor of William & Verena 

Ekberg’s marriage. 

Congratulations on your 

marriage from Denise Brown. 

In honor and memory of Elmer 

& Evelyn Klipstein from 

John Sevcik & Glenda Klipstein 

Sevcik 

In honor of Jeff Fremming. 

Merry Christmas from Beth & 

Michael Fremming 

In honor of Colleen Garland’s 


from Daryl & Virginia Kerzman, 

Larry & Patty Wood 

In honor of our precious rescue 

dog, Sassie from Joe & Marge 

Ellefson 

In honor of Viki Lee Renken’s 

Birthday & Christmas. 

Happy Birthday & Merry 

Christmas from Larry & Patty 

Wood 

In honor of Tim Riegel. Merry 

Christmas from Karla & Monty 

Stack 

In honor of Bill & Gail Baron 

from Jerry Toman, Jan 

Cronquist & Lee Toman 

In honor of our daughter, Sheila 

Leary from Jim & Gail Leary 

In honor of Bev Keesey’s 

The babysitters’ club by Tom Pederson 

It was a Sunday afternoon when Susan called 

from CDHS; she had gone out to help care for the 

dogs just rescued from a puppy mill near Scranton. 

There was a fresh litter of pups whose mother was 

too sick to care for them and no one was going to 

be around that evening for the overnight feeding. 

“I need to bring them home just for the one 

night”, she explained. Well, as I’m writing this, 

it’s 45 days later and we just returned them this 

afternoon. Here’s our story. 

The first few weeks were the most labor-intensive; 

feedings every 3-4 hours around the clock, 

each session lasting a minimum of 90 minutes. 

We quickly settled into a routine, Susan was 

“input”, initially using a syringe, but within a few 

days getting them used to a bottle. I learned that 

feeding nipples came in different flow rates as we 

went through every variation. However, the pups 

couldn’t distinguish between the bottle and my 

nose, which was extremely popular. My assignment 

in the feeding process was preparation and 

output. Before each pup was fed, I would clean it 

with a wet cloth and towel. After the feeding, I’d 

massage and bounce the infant around to facilitate 

“output”; which isn’t nearly as glamorous as it 

sounds. At this point their eyes hadn’t opened, 

they weighted about a pound each and when set 

down they would slide around on their bellies. 

We kept them in an eighty degree temp room, 

at first in a plastic wading pool and later with a 

2 ½ ft high fence. As the pups grew older, we 

observed their progress, eyes opening, learning 

to walk, needle teeth popping through and finally 

developing their individual barks. I should admit 

at this point that we didn’t have kids and although 

we’ve raised a number of kittens and puppies, this 

was my first experience with fresh borns. I found 

invaluable information on the Internet, but the 

real help was advice from the staff at CDHS, Jerry 

Buchholz and his staff at Bismarck Animal Clinic. 

Jerry actually saved the life of little Barry when he 

became sick and required an overnight stay at the 

Clinic. 

Yeah, Barry – we did name them all. Bubba, 

Beyonce, Dora, Cruiser, Missy, Harry, Barry, and 

Larry. I won’t bore you with the details, but each 

name was based on a behavior or characteristic. 

Sure, I know their new families will rename them, 

but those are the names we’ll remember. 

Our first break was about three weeks into the 

project when we switched from bottle feeding to 

self-feeding. Although we’d still get up overnight to 

check on everything, we finally were able to sleep 

for more than three hours at a time. I never realized 

what new parents go through, Kudos to them. 

The biggest job since that point was keeping 

their quarters clean. We changed out the bedding 

4-5 times a day and Susan made a near-daily trip 

to the Laundromat in addition to the laundry we 

did at home. I found that the mere act of moving 

the guys from their soiled pen to the holding 

bucket and back to the newly cleaned pen brings 

on another round of “output”-- several times to 

the point where we’d need to do a second round 

of new pads within 20 minutes of the first. That, 

and the staggering gait when they started walking 

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from Daryl & Virginia Kerzman, 

Larry & Patty Wood 

In honor of Lonnie & Candy 

Kulseth. Merry Christmas 

from Karla & Monty Stack 

In honor of Chuck & Sandee 

Peterson’s birthdays. Happy 

Birthday from the Wisemans 

In honor of Jena Arteseros. 

Merry Christmas from Beth & 


In honor of Adrianna Raile’s 

1st birthday. Happy birthday 

from your Grandpa 

In honor of Tommy & Lexi. 

Merry Christmas from Auntie 

Stacey 

In honor of Bev & Phil Keesey. 

Merry Christmas from Larry & 

Patty Wood 

In honor of Gary & Colleen 

Garland’s anniversary. 

Happy anniversary from Daryl 

& Virginia Kerzman 

In honor of Nanc & Jim Skaret. 

Thank you for taking care of 

our cats while we were away. 

From Keith & Mary 

In honor of Allison Riegel. Merry 


Stack 

In honor of Jan. She cared deeply 

about all God’s creatures 

In honor of my friends, Jim & 

Judy Krance, who care so 

greatly for their animals. From 

Eileen Hannu 

In honor of Delores Friedt’s 



In honor of Reece Clayton, a true 

animal enthusiast. With love 

from Mom & Dad 

In honor of Daryl & Virg 

Kerzman Anniversary 

& Christmas. Happy 

Anniversary & Merry Christmas 

from Larry & Patty Wood 

In honor of Mark Gray. Merry 

Christmas from Beth & 


In honor of Doris Dale. Merry 


Stack 

led to referring to them collectively as the S**T 

Zombies, a term that stuck even after they became 

more agile. 

The most rewarding part of our project was 

PlayTime; once or twice a day we spread out 

sheets and blankets in the sunroom and let them 

run around until they would fall asleep. My spot 

was on the floor where I was the base for an 

ongoing game of King of the Mountain. They also 

delighted in hauling around whatever objects they 

would find and destroying Susan’s plants. And, of 

course output. 

We already have three dogs and four cats, all 

rescue pets of course. So keeping one isn’t an 

option, and frankly there’s no way I could decide 

among them, they’re all special. But whoever is 

lucky enough to provide a forever home for one of 

my kids, know that you’re getting an extraordinary 

addition to your family. If you interested in seeing 

how my guys progressed and grew, I’ve posted a 

few videos at www.youtube.com/thormonster. 

Focus On All Fours

Open House 

CDHS supporters visit with some 

feline residents during the CDHS 

Open House. During December, 

CDHS invited city and county 

officials, long-time supporters and 

others for an open house lunch and 

tour at the shelter. 

A Buck or So 

All Pets Veterinary Clinic 

Barney’s Tesoro – Mandan 

Bismarck Animal Clinic 

Bonanza 

Butcher Block Meats 

Cappucino on Collins 

Captain Jack’s Liquor – Mandan 

Captain Jack’s Liquor – North 

Captain Jack’s Liquor – South 

Cashman Nursery 

Cenex-Mandan 

Cenex-East Broadway 

Central Market – Mandan 

Central Market – Bismarck 

Creative Clay 

Cozy Creek Coffee & Gifts 

Crown Butte Kennels 

Cycle Hutt 

D’Fine Tanning & Hair Salon 

Dakota Pharmacy 

Doc’s Vet Clinic 

CDHS teams with marketamerica.com 

to earn money online 

When making your online purchases, please check out the new way that CDHS is earning money 

to help the animals. We have teamed up with marketamerica.com to earn money for any purchases 

made through the CDHS web portal. 

Through the website, www.marketamerica.com/cdhs, any purchases made help CDHS earn 

money and help the buyer earn money back as well (from 2 percent to 35 percent). Plus, if you refer 

someone to the website, you can also gain money back into your account (0.5 percent). 

The site is a portal to literally hundreds of online stores, plus marketamerica does promote some 

of their own products as well. You can access stores like Target, Wal-Mart, JCPenney, Kohl’s, Macy’s, 

Old Navy, Best Buy – basically just about any online store that you can think of. 

Getting started is easy. Log on to www.marketamerica.com/cdhs and register as a preferred 

customer. Click “sign in” in the upper right-hand corner, enter your e-mail address and select the 

“No I am a new customer” option. Then just follow the prompts. Use the Search box at the top of 

the screen to find a specific item that you are shopping for, or use the Shop Partners link to find a 

specific online store. 

Jean Kranzler is our customer 

manager and her information is located 

on the website in case you have 

questions about the service. The 

service does not share your e-mail or 

other information with anyone unless 

you give permission. 

Sign up today and then when 

you need to order something online, 

remember to log on through the 

CDHS web portal address and you’ll 

be helping the critters at the shelter 

just by shopping. Bonita Beyonce 

Please support these businesses that display CDHS donation canisters 

Dollar Store – Mandan 

Expressway Amoco 

Expressway C-Store 

Fiesta Villa 

Five Nations Arts 

Four Paws Inn 

Gas Plus 

Gourmet Doggy Diner 

Groomingdales 

Hair 2000 

Healthy Dog Center 

Heart River Animal Hospital 

Home Run C-Store 

In-Dog-Neat-O 

Interstate Vet Clinic 

Jay's Pawn Shop – Bismarck 

Jay's Pawn Shop – Mandan 

KT Animal Supply 

Katherine's Consignment & More 

Kirkwood Tesoro 

Kroll’s-North 

Lander’s Interstate Conoco 

Latitudes Gallery & Gifts 

Lewis & Clark Animal Hospital 

Little Caesar's Pizza 

Little Caesars Pizza – North 

Little Cottage Café 

Little Dukes (Cashwise gas station) 

M&H Gas 

Magnolias 

Mandan Public Library 

Midway Lanes 

Midway Liquor 

Missouri Valley Vet Clinic 

Mocha Momma’s – Mandan 

Norleen Conitz – State Farm 

Insurance – Mandan 

Northwind Home & Garden 

Pinehurst Veterinary Clinic 

Plaza Drug 

Polar Package 

Red Trail Petro & Pizza 

Rock’N 50’s Café 

Runnings Farm & Fleet – Bismarck 

Runnings Farm & Fleet – Mandan 

Sally’s Hair Care 

Schneider’s Flowerama 

Schwartz Chiropractic Center – 

Mandan 

Season’s Café 

Space Aliens Grill & Bar 

StaMart – Bismarck 

Stockman’s Supply Group 

Taco Del Mar – South 

Taco John’s – Mandan 

Taco John’s – North 

Taco John’s – South 

Taco John’s/Good Times –Bismarck 

The Bird House 

Treasures of the Sea & Earth 

Uni-Stop 

Uni-Stop – Mandan 

Urban Girl 

Village Mart 

West Dakota Meats 



Watch 

on Dakota Media Access - Channel 12, 

with host Rig Olsen 

Monday, Wednesday 

& Friday –11:30 a.m. 

Thursday – 7:30 p.m. 

Friday – 5:00 p.m. 

Saturday – 12:30 p.m. 

Also available online 

at dakotamediaaccess.org 

and cdhs.net. 

Produced by Central Dakota Humane Society 

and Dakota Media Access 

Become A cDHS memBer ToDAy! 

Memberships include a newsletter subscription. You will receive a complimentary 

one-year membership if you adopt a pet from the CDHS shelter. Memberships are 

tax-deductible to the extent of the law. 

Membership Categories (check one): 

____$10 - Junior (under 18) ____$150 - Pet Fanatic 

____$20 - Individual (1) ____$500 - CDHS Builder 

____$30 - Family (2+) ____$1000-$1999 - Lifetime Member 

____$50 - Dog Lover ____$2000-$4999 - Lifetime Benefactor 

____$50 - Cat Lover ____$5000+ - Lifetime Leader of the Pack 

____$100 - Business ____ Hush Puppy (Anonymous) 

Tax-Deductible Donation Categories: 

____$12.50/month - kennel sponsor (one-year commitment) 

____$25 - Adopt-A-Pet ad, published monthly in the Bismarck Tribune 

____$ _________ - monthly donation (CDHS will send an authorization 

form for your signature.) 

____$__________ - additional donation amount 

Name:______________________________________________________ 

Address:____________________________________________________ 

City:________________________________________________________ 

State:______ Zip Code:___________ E-mail:_______________________ 

Gift Given By:________________________________________________ 

Pay using (check one): 

_____ Check/Money Order ____ ___ 

Amount Enclosed: $_______________ 

Credit Card #:____________________________Exp. Date:___________ 

Signature:___________________________________________________ 

Send to: 

CDHS, 2104 37th Street, Mandan, ND, 58554-8230 or call 667-2020. 

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Central Dakota Humane Society 

Bismarck-Mandan’s 

NO-KILL ANIMAL SHELTER 

2104 37th Street, Mandan, ND 58554 

667-2020 / cdhs@btinet.net / www.cdhs.net 

Shelter Director, Sue Buchholz 

sbuchholz@btinet.net 

Office Manager, Carrie Roth 

Board of Directors: 

Cameo Skager, President - 2012* 

cksn@bis.midco.net 

Rita O’Neill, Vice President - 2011* 

oneilltr@bis.midco.net 

Karen Schwan Holman, Treasurer - 2012* 

Cathie Thill, Secretary - 2012* 

Monica Gainsforth - 2012* 

Anne Jorgenson Green - 2011* 

Robin Martin - 2011* 

Charlene Seifert - 2012* 

OPEN - 2011* 

(* Date term expires) 

CDHS is a nonprofit organization. 

January - March 2011 (Issue 1, Volume 51) 

Focus On All Fours is the official publication of 

CDHS and is published quarterly. Editor: Cameo 

Skager, Designer: Paige Mattson 

CDHS Shelter Hours 

Tuesday through Saturday 

1 p.m. to 6 p.m. 

Sunday and Monday 

closed 

CDHS Mission Statement 

Purpose: The purposes for which the 

Corporation is organized are: 

1. To provide for, house, rehabilitate, and 

relocate lost, strayed or homeless animals. 

2. To provide appropriate medical services. 

3. To foster and promote humane treatment for all 

animals. 

4. To encourage proper responsibility by owners of 

animals in their care, training or control. 

5. To cooperate in the enforcement of laws that 

protect animals from cruelty or neglect. 

6. To promote spaying and neutering of companion 

animals to avoid unwanted litters. 

7. To help bring about a time when no more 

abused and/or abandoned animals will be 

destroyed anywhere. 

8. To do such acts and exercise such powers - 

within the law - as may be necessary, 

desirable or incidental to the carrying out of 

the purposes specified above. 

Focus On All Fours

www.cdhs.net 

Focus on all Fours 

2104 37th Street 

Mandan, ND 58554-8230 


Adoptable Pets 

XL 


special needs cat 

older adult 

• FIV positive 

• shorthair tabby 

• stray from 

Bismarck 

Impound 

Myron 

• longhair neutered 

male 

• abandoned at 

CDHS 

Delilah 

• female yellow lab 

cross 

• ADOB: Aug. 2010 

• rescue 

Cinda and pups 

NON-PROFIT 

ORGANIZATION 

U.S. POSTAGE PAID 

PERMIT NO. 419 

BISMARCK, ND 58501 

Puppies, Puppies 

Everywhere 

Shelby 

Fabian

Doing the hard, right thing - Central Dakota Humane Society

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