Spring Issue PDF - Atlanta Humane Society

SprINg 2011 

Paws 

Walking 

for a 

Great Cause 

May 7 

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“ Atlanta Humane 

Society envisions 

its future as an 

organization saving 

the most lives of 

as many animals 

as our resources, 

personnel and 

financial ability 

will allow.” 

Heart to Heart 

a Walk into the Future 

Every individual in the animal welfare 

business has a different vision of what 

the future will hold. Some believe 

you must go forth and spay and neuter 

every animal possible to get control of pet 

overpopulation, one of the main reasons 

animal welfare organizations exist. Others 

believe we can adopt our way out of the 

crisis. Still others are advocates of education 

and awareness for the next generation’s 

responsibility of saving animals and 

preventing cruelty. All are correct. 

Whatever you believe, we can all agree 

there is a lot of work to do before any animal 

welfare organization can rest. Until all lost, 

stray, abandoned and unwanted animals 

have a secure, loving home, we must keep 

forging ahead to get ever closer to this goal. 

The compassion and dedication of humane 

people will always keep the animal’s life 

and welfare as their beacon of guidance for 

future success. 

Atlanta Humane Society envisions its future 

as an organization saving the most lives of 

as many animals as our resources, personnel 

and financial ability will allow. 

That is why we are in the process of 

doubling our geographical size and 

capabilities with the addition of a second 

location, the AHS Mansell Road Campus 

located in North Fulton County. This facility 

will open in late 2011. 

Over the 138 years of Atlanta Humane 

Society’s success and accomplishments, 

the Atlanta Metro and Georgia community 

has been a stellar partner supporting AHS 

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and believing in the care, treatment and life 

quality of animals. 

A large element of the vast support that 

allows us to help so many animals comes 

in the form of attending events held as “fun” 

fundraisers such as our upcoming Pet Parade. 

The long running Pet Parade gives everyone 

a chance to have fun with their pets, yet still 

perform a heartwarming, unselfish act of 

support assisting AHS in helping so many 

animals in need. 

As the cold snow flies, even here in Atlanta, 

the thought that so many of our little furry 

friends will be safe and warm in the future 

because of the support of our donors, 

volunteers and community, gives the spring 

Pet Parade an ever greater importance for 

our Walk into the Future, saving the most 

lives of as many animals as humanely 

possible. 

Thanks for your support. We will always 

strive to make you proud of your Atlanta 

Humane Society. 

Cooper, a happy former AHS resident, and 

I look forward to greeting you at the Pet 

Parade. 

Enthusiastically, 

Carl Leveridge 

President 

Atlanta Humane Society and SPCA of GA, Inc.

2011 Executive 

Committee Officers 

Chairperson 

William Shaheen 

Vice Chairperson 

Wendy Hart 

Secretary 

Cindy Voyles 

Treasurer 

Lindsey Forsythe 

Marsha Holcomb 

Thornton Kennedy 

Robert Lindner 

Lisa J. McKay 

Horace Nalle 

Kay Quigley 

Brian D. Schmitt 

Pamela Smart 

Anna Ware 

Neil Wasser 

Ex-Officio 

Mrs. Susan H. Gordy 

2011 Board Members 

*Hon. Anne Cox Chambers 

*Ruth Dobbs McDonald 

*Judy Orthwein 

*Glenn Summerlin 

Michael Abreu 

Hon. T. Jackson Bedford, Jr. 

Jeffrey D. Cunningham 

Terrence O. Davis 

Gwyneth Dennard 

Craig V. Eister 

George S. Hart 

M. Lance Hirsh, DVM 

Philip A. Holloway 

Chrishaunda Lee 

Randolph P. Martin, MD 

Greg Norred 

Margaret Virginia Philip 

Debby Pirrung 

Jack Sawyer 

Michael T. Smith 

Angie Maddox Sorensen 

Billy Joe Tolar 

Glenn Verrill 

Ron White 

Martha Wilson 

Janice Bracken Wright 

David York 

* Honorary Life Members 

Executive Staff 

President 

Carl Leveridge 

404.974.2888 

Executive Vice President 

Richard Rice 

404.974.2828 

Senior Vice President of Development 

Cathy Sleva 

404.974.2877 

Vice President of Development 

Deborah Marshall 

404.974.2878 

Vice President of Administrative Services 

Richard Gilmer 

404.974.2814 

Vice President of Finance 

Chris Slee 

404.974.2815 

Vice President of Medical Services 

Gloria J. Dorsey, DVM, MPH 

404.974.2820 

Key Contacts 

Director of Operations 

Andrea Peacock 

404.974.2802 

Donor Relations 

Shemitria Smith 

404.974.2876 

Behavior & Training 

Mailey McLaughlin, M.Ed. 

404.974.2899 

Special Events 

Karla Dempsey 

404.974.2875 

Volunteer Services 

Ashley Vitez 

404.974.2822 

Design/Web 

Teri French 

404.974.2880 

Web 

e-mail 

ahsinfo@atlantahumane.org 

Website 

atlantahumane.org 

Follow Us 

facebook.com/atlantahumane 

twitter.com/atlantahumane 

Atlanta Humane Society Blog 

atlantahumane.org/wordpress/ 

Location/Hours 

Atlanta Humane Society 

SPCA of Georgia 

981 Howell Mill Road NW 

Atlanta, GA 30318 

Administration 

Weekdays 9am - 5pm 

Adoptions 


Weekends 10am - 6pm 

Animal Admission 

Monday – Sunday 9am - 3:30pm 

Veterinary Clinic 


Behind Shelter on Howell Mill Rd. 

Shelter closed on major holidays. 

Telephone Numbers 

Adoptions 

404.974.2929 

Animal Admission 

404.974.2800 

Veterinary Clinic 

404.875.6420 

Administration 

404.875.5331 

404.875.5432 fax 

Our Mission 

To prevent neglect, abuse, cruelty, 

and exploitation of animals and to 

assure that their interests and well- 

being are fully, effectively, and 

humanely protected by an aware 

and caring society. 


Fireman to the Rescue 

AHS President Carl Leveridge presented Capt. Chris Holder, FF2 

Scott Baker, FAO Clint Martin, and FAO Robert Milton with plaques 

of recognition for their bravery. The Truck 20 Crew from the DeKalb 

County Fire and Rescue Department responded to an apartment fire 

on November 16, 2010. They were able to rescue two dogs from 

the third floor balcony and reunite the pets with their families. Thank 

you so much guys! You truly are heroes to both people and pets! 

1873 Society Club 

Now in it’s second year, the junior board of the Atlanta Humane 

Society, the 1873 Society Club, is looking forward to another 

great year of fundraising and events. In 2011 our mission has 

expanded to include all rescues by the HEART vehicle, including 

puppy mills, dog fighting rings, hoarders and disaster areas as well 

as the Mobile Spay/Neuter Vehicle. All funds raised this year will 

be dedicated to this tremendous cause. 

Bringing together three Atlanta legends, the Atlanta Humane Society, 

SweetWater Brewing Company and Yacht Rock Revue invite 

you to join us on MArCH 29 th from 6 – 9pm at SweetWater Brewing 

Company for beer tastings, brewery tours and a souvenir pint 

glass, all while enjoying incredible music as we look forward to the 

coming of warmer months! 

Purchase tickets by March 1st for an advanced promotion price of 

$ 30. After that, tickets will be $ 40, and $ 45 at the door. 

Visit the 1873 webpage at 

www.atlantahumane.org/who/1873_society_club.php 

for more information and to purchase tickets! 

Yes, it’s that time of year again! The Atlanta 

Humane Society’s successful fundraiser, No 

Ball At All s m , is in full swing. 2011 is the 20th 

year for our signature ‘non-event’. Over the 

years, No Ball At All has raised much needed 

funds to help care for our agency’s “Society 

Pets.” So, instead of having a fancy party 

and paying for food, entertainment, and 

decorations, all the money raised goes to help 

the AHS’ homeless pets. 

However, if you do want to get together with 

fellow animal lovers, a No Ball At All s m Patron 

Party will be hosted by Board member Pam 

Ward Smart in the spring. This event is open 

to all donors who make a No Ball gift of at 

least $350 per person. Once again, Knox 

Jewelers is donating a custom-designed pin, 

Johnny Cain of Southern Style Studio has 

agreed to photograph the event for us, Atlanta 

Flower Market is providing our centerpieces, 

and Extreme Staffing is providing bartenders. 

If you’d like to receive an invitation or 

you need more information, please call 

404.974.2878. 

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2010 Volunteer awards 

I just want to say a big thanks to our wonderful volunteers! 

Thank you for all you do for the Atlanta Humane Society 

and our Society Pets. We appreciate everyone that helps, 

whether it’s once a week or once a month. And whether 

you help with adoptions, PFT, or special events, we 

couldn’t do what we do without you! 

Ashley Vitez – Volunteer Services Manager 

VOluNTEErS OF THE YEAr: Doug Davis 

Barrett Henderson 

Mr. PErSONAlITY: Bruce Klein 

Mr. DEPENDABlE: Doug Davis 

BEST CuSTOMEr SErVICE: JP Purdy 

CAT WHISPErEr: Anne Spengler 

DOg WHISPErEr: Alison Bearman 

Grieving for an animal companion? 

To help people cope with the death of a pet, the AHS offers Mend-A-Heart group 

counseling sessions. These hour-long sessions are held at the Shelter on the second 

Saturday of each month at 11:00am in the Administrative Area. 

Mend-A-Heart sessions are conducted by a friend of the AHS, Linda Ehlers, who holds 

a Masters degree in community counseling and education from Georgia State University. 

Ms. Ehlers is also available for individual counseling (call 404.250.9148). The main 

objective of the group is to generate mutual support and comfort for each other. 

For more information, please call the AHS Education Department at 404.974.2899. 

The cost is $ 5 per person. 

Left to Right – Barrett Henderson, Doug Davis, Alison Bearman, 

Bruce Klein, Anne Spengler, JP Purdy, and Ashley Vitez! 

“Be Kind To Animals” Art Contest in Memory of Jonathan Edward Ratner 

Calling all young artists! 

Now is the time to be thinking about what Being Kind to 

Animals means to you, and drawing or painting your entry for 

the AHS’ annual “Be Kind to Animals Week” Art Contest for 

Kids. Kids in Kindergarten through 12th grade can enter! 

Your contest entry with a BKA theme could 

wIN you $ 100 cash and other fun prizes! 

Just follow the contest rules and submit your picture to the Shelter by March 31st to be eligible to win. 

Make sure your name and address are neatly printed on an entry form, and attach it to the back of 

your picture. We will notify you by mail if you are one of the 60 finalists chosen to attend our awards 

ceremony. 

Rules and entry forms are available at the AHS, or can be downloaded off our website. Go to 

www.atlantahumane.org/services/art-contest.php or click on “Featured Events” and follow the links. 

March 12 april 9 May 14 June 11 


Friends For Life 

Dear AHS, 

Ripley, the cream-colored dog on the left, came into my life on September 

30, 1992. I first laid eyes on her the day before, but since 

she was a “found dog”, she still had a day to go before she was 

eligible for adoption. I was afraid that someone else might be interested 

in her so I made sure I returned bright and early the next day 

to ensure I could take her home. She’s been nothing but a joy in my 

life ever since. Ripley is a sweet dog who always has a kiss for you. 

Scout, the red dog on the right, was added to the family on June 1, 

1995. I wanted to get Ripley a companion and she came with me 

and a friend to the shelter that day. We took a look at Scout, who 

was in the older dogs area even though she was still only a few 

months old. We decided to go look at the other dogs on the next 

row of pens and couldn’t believe our eyes when Scout came bounding 

around the corner to find us. We were sure we had put her back 

in her pen and latched the door. We put her back and returned to 

the next row of pens. We turned around to find she had followed us 

again. This time, as we put her back, we stood a few feet away to 

see how it was that she was escaping from her pen. To our amazement, 

she was able to squeeze out through the slot in the door used for 

feeding. That was it. Our search was over. She needed to come home 

with us. From day one, Scout has been loyal, attentive and loving. 

I am very grateful that both stayed as healthy and active as they 

did. Ripley was deaf and had arthritis and a heart murmur but none 

of that slowed her down, particularly at meal time or when there 

were treats to be had. Scout still gets very excited when it’s time for 

a walk or a ride in the car. Every once in a while, she gets a burst 

of energy that matches that of any puppy and we take turns chasing 

each other around the house. 

Thank you to our generous 

KENNEL 

SPONSORS 

Ms. Genna Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fralic 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holcomb 

Isdell Family Foundation 

Margaret Virginia Philip 

Mr. Joel L. Roth 

Dr. William E. Torres and 

Mr. D. Jack Sawyer, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. William Shaheen 

Janice Bracken Wright and 

Cecil Baker Wright III 

Mariel Hannah award 

Send us your Friend For Life photo and story. Mail to Atlanta 

Humane Society, Attn: HEART EDITOR, 981 Howell Mill Road 

NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. We are looking for stories about 

animals adopted from the AHS shelter who have been constant 

companions for many, many years. Please include your name, 

address and phone number for verification. 

Friends for Life is a trademark owned by the Iams Company 

and is used under license by the Atlanta Humane Society. 


Ripley and Scout 

Both are great pets who truly have been “friends for life”. 

Ripley’s health deteriorated quickly to the point that her 

vet couldn’t do any more to help her. June first of this 

year will mark 16 years since I adopted Scout. She has 

an assortment of age-related problems but was still able 

to dig out of a fence and escape from a friend’s yard in 

while I was vacationing in Florida. 

Thanks you, AHS! 

Susan Kicak 

A native of metro Atlanta, Mariel Hannah was a lifelong pet lover with a special affinity for 

homeless animals. Tragically, she was one of four people killed in a home invasion in March 

2006. To honor the 18 year-old’s memory, her family and friends established a fund at the Atlanta 

Humane Society to recognize selfless acts by teenagers who share Mariel’s love for animals. 

We are now accepting nominations for the annual Mariel Hannah Humane Heroes Award. 

If you know a teen between the ages of 13 and 18 at the time of service who performed an 

extraordinary act of kindness for the benefit of animals, briefly describe (under 200 words) how 

and why he/she should be selected as the 2010 Mariel Hannah Humane Heroes Award winner. 

A recipient will be selected in April and announced in early May at the start of “Be Kind to 

Animals Week.” The recipient will receive a cash prize and a plaque of recognition. A second 

plaque will be on permanent display at Atlanta Humane Society. 

For full rules, visit www.atlantahumane.org/services/marielhannah.php 

Mail your nomination to: Deborah Marshall, Atlanta Humane Society, 981 Howell Mill Road 

NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. The winner will be acknowledged by mail and at our annual “Be 

Kind to Animals Week” Student Art Contest Awards Ceremony in May. 

All nomination materials must be postmarked by April 1st, 2011 to be eligible.

April 16 th — June 5 th 2011 

Saturdays & Sundays plus Memorial Day, May 30 

10:30a m - 6:00p m rAIN Or SHINE 

The Georgia Renaissance Festival welcomes families, friends and 

community supporters of the Atlanta Humane Society with a special 

discount rate! 

When you buy your discount tickets online, you’ll receive Adult 

Admission tickets for $ 15.95 (a savings of $ 4.00!) and Child Admission 

tickets for $ 6.00 (a savings of $ 2.95!). 

To pUrCHASE TICKETS, please visit garenfest.com/promo 

and enter the promo code: atlhs. 

Not only do you receive discounted tickets to one of the most magical festivals around, but for 

every ticket sold, the Renaissance Festival will make a cash donation to Atlanta Humane Society 

for our animals in need! 

Enjoy an extraordinary day of fun and fantasy! Escape to the most affordable festival event close 

to home. It’s the annual Georgia Renaissance Festival, Saturdays and Sundays from 

April 16 through June 5, 2011, plus Memorial Day, May 30. Festival times are 10:30am until 

6:00pm, rain or shine. 

Once inside the gates of the festival Kingdom, you’ll find over 32 acres of world-class shopping 

and endless entertainment on ten stages! Feast on a cornucopia of delectable delights or take 

a ride in the thrilling medieval amusement park! Don’t miss Jousting on Horseback – the original 

extreme sport – and the magnificent high-flying Birds of Prey and Animal Shows! 

Agatha’s is once again graciously hosting an evening of comedy, murder and mystery 

(featuring audience participation) to benefit the AHS. The admission price of $ 50 per person 

includes a four-course dinner with wine, and a very funny, original show. 

The event is Sunday, September 18, 2011 at 6:00 pm. Seating 

is limited! Only 70 reservations can be accommodated. This event 

is always a sellout, so don’t miss it! 

For additional information or to purchase tickets call Shemitria 

Smith, Donor Relations Manager, 404.974.2876, or go to 

www.atlantahumane.org. 

AgATHA’S 

161 peachtree Center Ave. 

www.agathas.com 

Photo credit: Chip Talbert Photography 

Adult 

tickets $ 1595 child 

tickets $ 600 SUNdAY, SEpTEMbEr 18, 2011 


saturday, may 7 

Animal lovers and their pets will join together as thousands of paws 

walk for a cause. The 21st Annual Pet Parade – A Walk for Animals 

is Atlanta Humane Society’s largest fundraising event, 

and all proceeds directly benefit the shelter’s homeless animals. 


& 

Working together for the love, health and happiness of pets 

piedmont park * 

special thanks to our sponsors!

the walk Participants (and their pets) will follow one of 

two scenic routes through Piedmont Park: a two-mile walk or a 

one-mile stroll. All guests are encouraged to enjoy the special 

offerings of our festival, including an array of adoptable animals, 

vendors, games, contests, training demonstrations and displays 

by local rescue organizations. 

registration Everyone is invited to attend the festivities 

at Pet Parade, but you must register to participate in the actual walk 

and receive a t-shirt. 

Advance Rate: $ 30 

Children (age 14 or younger) are not required to pay a registration fee 

to walk, but we do encourage them to raise money for the animals. 

All pets walk free of charge. 

All registered adults will receive a commemorative Pet Parade t-shirt. 

Children who raise a minimum of $30 will also receive a Pet Parade t-shirt. 

Visit atlantapetparade.org/pet-parade-registration/ to get started! 

fundraising Create an individual fundraising webpage or 

“form a pack” and raise money as part of a team! 

The average cost to find a new home for a “Society Pet” is $ 300. 

For every $ 300 you raise, you’ve personally helped a homeless 

animal find a forever family! Whether you’re raising money alone 

or as a team member, $ 300 is an excellent personal goal. 

Create your own page at 

www.firstgiving.com/atlantahumane/Event/2011petparade 

Trophies will be awarded to the top individual fundraisers, the top 

youth fundraisers, and the top teams. Each individual fundraiser will 

have a chance to win other fabulous prizes! 

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*pending park approval. all proceeds directly benefit the animals of ahs.

In Memoriam Bequests and gifts remembering these cherished friends... 

These memorial donations were received between October 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010. 

Gifts received after that date will be included in the next issue. 

Remembering these 

cherished friends... 

Alma by Your friends at VitalChek 

James Hicks Alexander, M.D. by Roxanne Kaplan 

Valerie Antranikian by Haig Antranikian 

Virginia “ginnie” Snyder Bailey by David B. Protiva, 

Tom and Bettye Schneider, Lyn and Mark Zeman 

Ann Snyder Bartlett by Sarah L. Luce 

Jenelle Belk by Nancy and Bill Cohen 

lucy Bell by Princess April F. Miller 

Thomas E. Bender by Jean K. Lyon 

Meredith Phia Shackelford Cooper Bernhardt by 

Norman Chabre, Jean McConaughy, Lillian Eden, 

Heather Ferber, and Katie Bernhardt, Arrogant and 

Family of GOM, SDBX and BHC, Brandon Betts and 

Mandy Sewell, Rachel and Craig McCoy, Kelcey 

Steele, Bob and Priscilla Walter, Michelle Cochenour 

Big Bob by Dan and Mandy 

Todd Blair by Pat Knight and Hound Dogs 

Tommy Bloodworth by Andi Frolich 

Joanna Dawn Braxton by Alice and Bill Dennard, 

Mrs. Sybil Allsbrook, The Widgeons, Max and Annie 

Davis, The Joyful Sunday School Class - Hartwell First 

United Methodist Church, Nancy S. Wesley, Crystal 

Farms, Inc., Borden Taylor, Frank and Miriam Oliver, 

Regena C. Southard, Edna V. Fowler, Gil and Hope 

Pollitt, Manina and Ron Riggs, Sue W. Harmon, 

Carol M. Wood, Bill and Mary Swan 

Dr. Clarence Bridger by Nancy Cohen 

Jeff Broach by Joan Holt 

Dorothy Hanson Brown by Lou Cumming 

Mary Byrne by Friends 

Jim Campbell by Nancy Pisor 

Shirley Carter by Lise Jacobson 

Frank Clark by Lou Cumming 

Kathy Crawley by Jackie Hendrix 

Mary Anne Hargrove Coolidge by 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rorrer 

Madeleine Coughlin by Lynne Coughlin 

Elise D. Dennon by Teresa D. Hoyt 

gerald ‘Jerry’ DePiero by Dave and Linda 

May lou Dolon by Linda Perry 

Meredith Emerson by Judy Sines 

Corren Engel by Eugene and Betty Martinka 

lillian g. Farrell by Mary O. Jensen 

Nancy Finley by Dave and Colleen 

Dr. David Forehand by Marion and Gail Glover 

Herta Elizabeth Fox by Marianne A. Nahser 

robert l. gaston by Glynn Jenkins 

Elizabeth and Sherwin gibbs by Rachel and Dawn 

Preston and Florida Prestons 

Elizabeth lenox gibbs by Susan and Dominique Gimbert, 

John Baiter, The Billiots and The Weatherbys 

Sanford gilbert by Marilyn and Sandy 

Kimberly green by Nadeen and Ned 

James r. Hardin by 

Pat Engel, Jane Carr, Wes and Liz Garrett 

Fred Hawthorne by Kathy Carlsen 

David Heath by Jan Heath and Clancey 

Bracken Hickson by Maryanne S. Evans 

Braxton Horsley by Roberta Head 

John Idzik by Dad 

Mary Jackson by Anne L. Sinclair 

Tony Johnson by D and Jan Singletary 

Dr. Eric Kahn by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Auvigne, 

Norma J. Anderson, C. William Moody, Jr., 

John and Sally Seeds, Your friends at Microsoft, Brad, 

Pamela, and Joe Neel, Saint Joseph’s administration, 

medical staff and the Sisters of Mercy, The Advanced 

Marketing Team, Alan G. Hait 

Janice Kenny by Her loving sister, Mildred Samons, 

and her daughters, Judy and Vicki, and their Family, 

Victoria K. Hanshaw, Sally Crummey 

John Koros by Bill and Ann Koros 

Marion (Sis) Kuhn by Cary and Edie Brune 

Jim loughrie by Julie and Robert 

linda Maddocks by Roger Maddocks 

Phillip Manners by Alice S. Stevens 

Maya Malcolm by Angela Thomas-Zalesky 

Joyce E. Markey by Marjorie Shelley 

Jason Marshall by Sandra S. Adams 

Dr. John richard McClure by 

Martha and Buddy Adams, Mr. Michael Adams, 

Ms. Susan Adams, Mr. Christopher Adams 

Dr. William J. Meinert by Beth and Tom Mango 

Terri Meisenheimer by Justin and Andria Newell 

Carrie A. Mitchell by Teresa D. Hoyt 

June Sturman Moore by 

Kenneth and Dorothy Kraus, Louise Cassell, John and 

Ricki Barry, The Phillips Family (Janet, Lynn, Cindy, 

Angela and Julian), Dina Lee, Rich and Pam Nyberg 

Stephanie Morrison by David Propp 

Barbara Mortimer by Michael D. Gray 

Judge Charles A. Moye, Jr. by Robert L. Meyer 

Donald l. Neustadt by Susan M. Murrah 

Madeline Norton by Barbara Schwartz 

Ethel Odessky by 

Your Friends at RUI: Kathleen, Barb, Honey, Heather, 

Mimi, Beth, Cathy, Kevin, Maggie, Pam and Tammy 

Kelly Olson by Sally C. Olson 

Philip Pamarance by 

Betty and Dewey, Rob and Ellen Rickles, Robyn 

Spiegelman, Linda Rosenbaum and Karl Schnittke 

Myrtle Elizabeth Colbert Patterson by Your RSM Team 

gail Elizabeth Perkins by Priscilla Warner 

Amber Perry by Linda Perry 

Christine Peterson by Eric A. Peterson, Sarah L. Luce 

lottie Pivinski by Linnea M. Orr 

John Pocock, Jr. by The Sanet Family 

Jonathan ratner by Arlene and Ed Plasky, Ann Gordon 

Olim, Gladys M. Leitman, Mrs. Arlene Averbuch, 

Mr. Henry R. Bauer, Jr., Dale Zell, Lori Gold, 

Steve and Jeanney Kutner, Stephanie Abes, 

Laura Israel, the Danzigs 

Irma reese by Joanne R. Weaver 

Hugh reynolds by Ann Stacy 

Milton H. richards by Faith Aldred 

Nancy richey by 

Tom Richey, Eliot Robinson and Liane Schleifer 

Barbara rogers by Marsha and B.K. 

Deborah rollins by 

Rick and Sandra Hoste, Patty and Mike Kelley 

gus rothschild by Judy C. Gladden 

Travis M. ruark by Kari Ruark 


Dee runge by Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lauduskie 

linda E. Saltzman by Charlie J. Weeks 

Camille Scartozzi by Marty Siwek Family 

louis Schwartz by Geraldine Schwartz 

Diane Shimsky by 

Her Friends at Jacki’s Aerobics - Dunwoody 

Bob Sibley and his beloved dog, J.r. by 

Robert and Sharon Carver 

Karen Silver by Janet and Stan 

Jonathan Spanier by Joyce and Billy Golinsky 

Thomas g. Spofford by Joan S. Spofford 

Tom Sprague by Lou Cumming 

Susan Smith by Erin Frederickson 

Betty Steed by Joe F. Steed 

Frank Stovall by Carol and Henry Nagel 

Daniel Shane Sullo by Rachel Mintz and the Atmosphere 

Staff, Patti, Bennie, Dani, Will, Joey and Kayla 

Nick Thompson by Brad and Judy Chesin 

Dr. Carl J. Tschappat by Hewitt H. Covington, Jim and 

Judy Bicknell, JoAnn M. Overstreet, Ruth and Herb 

Daws, Patricia M. Stowell, Childers Associates, Sue 

Evans, Diane Fitzsimmons, Barbara Garside, Barbara 

Goss-Bottorff, Denyce Long, Joi Mangan, Cheryl Mc- 

Corkle, Sherry Parra, Joseph Ruth, Kathy Schlesinger, 

Gayle Jakstis, Appraisal Institute-Atlanta Area Chapter, 

Jean Smith, Maurine and Andy McCullough, Martha 

H. Mathis, Beverly McCleskey, Jack M. Drennan, 

Pritchett, Ball and Wise, Inc., Alice S. Stevens, Helen 

and Jim Anderson, Maxine and Franklin Smith, Sylvia 

Ratchford, Jane Leigh Lassiter 

Virginia Tucker by 

Mark and Kathy Woodward, Richard Gilmer 

larry ulery by Penny and Bill Burgess 

Audrey Davis urda by 

Peter McCracken and Family, June Albea 

James Waldron by Jack and Priscilla Glass, 

Lavona Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Haywood, 

Charles T. Tillman, Winnie W. Akers, 

J. Harper Gaston, M.D., Elsie and Holden Thompson, 

Phyllis and Sidney Rodbell, Jared Paul, Kelley Harris, 

Krista and Cameron Fowler 

Adelaide Jaudon Hill Waller by 

Michelle Maurice, Edith Miller, Nancy P. Godfrey 

John Watt by Winnie W. Akers, Vanette J. Wilson 

Edsel Philip Webb by 

High Point Elementary Hospitality Family 

Michael Weiss by 

Robin, Ty, Kaci and Ian, Donna Kuenzel 

Vic and Judy Wilkinson by Debbie Price 

rosemarie Williams by 

the HMMH Team, Keith Seabolt and Gene Giles 

Sylvia Zurofsky by Martha H. Hathcock

Remembering these beloved pets... 

Abby by Tom Kelly 

Abigail Fretwell by Suzanne and Ed Burdeshaw 

Ace langston by Len and Glenda Sexton 

AJ Scarborough by Jennifer Kaplan 

Alex by Pat Ramm 

Ally by Lori, Matt, Parker and Finley 

Ally gordon by Cynthia and Steve Morgan 

Amber by Carol Murin 

Ami and ZuZie by Camille T. Bao 

Angel Miles by Betsy Culberson 

Angel Phillips by Teresa Phillips 

Anna and Butterscotch by Rick and Sharon 

Annabell by Deanna and Molly 

Annie by John and Cathy Mullins 

Annie Moor by Pat Engel 

April lagrua Beanland by Rachelle, Kristin, Alison and 

Jason 

Ashley by Carol J. Murin 

“B” Bacall by Marti Wilson 

Babe by Jim and Lynne Jackson 

Babee by J. Harriett Cowan 

Bagwell Hegarty by 

Lenore and Chris York, Laurie, Mike and Lili 

Bailey by Frances D. Cain 

Baloo (Schmoo) Brannaman by Joan Gresh 

Bandit by Lynne Hicks 

Bandit by Elaine Graham 

Barney grundy by Charles and Michele Smith 

Bashful by Steven J. Dennison 

Beau and Bert Moore by Harriet Moore 

Beauxjangles by Mary Ellen R. Howley 

Bentley by Barbara Blender 

Bert by Karen Holmes 

Betsy Wheelock by Pigs 

Biscuit by Harriet Frankel 

Bodha by Anne Wissler 

Bogey by Cynthia Clark/Sam and Kate 

Bo Strand by Ted and Heather Calvert, Craig and Jenine 

Fletcher, Linda and Jack Millkey 

Boo by Pamela Donald 

Boote by Kathryn B. Burke 

Boots by Erin Frederickson 

Brandi by Lynne Gresham 

Braxton Brown by David Diehl 

Brooke by Tom and Kathy, Melanie and Rusty Mulcay, 

Marjorie and Rick Hartlein 

Brownie by Sydney Davis 

Bubba Pennington by Reverend and Mrs. Albert E. Clarke 

Bud Allen by Marcey B. Allen 

Buddha Stinn by Stephanie Stinn 

Buddy by Catherine Baird 

Buddy by Mitzi, Ed, Zack and Noah 

Buddy by Dorothy and Fred Volpe 

Burt by Spook Bradley 

Buttercup by Pamela Childress Hewitt 

Cajun Simoneaux by Shelly, Megan, Mark and Pablo 

Cally Davidson by Karen and John Terry 

Camper by Becky Barnett 

Carli by Elliott and Mary Pavao 

Carolina by The Ruckers 

Casey by Jacki and Joe 

Ceasar and TS Dixon by Lucille Dixon 

Ceasar DeWitt by Marna L. Steger 

Champ by Jane, David, Hugh and Susan 

Champ by Gail Raynor 

Chelsea Moore by John and Susan Rahiya 

Chelsie by Joan Holt 

Chester lifsey by Jean Flannery 

Cheyenne by Monica L. Rangel 

Chloe by Gail and Sherry 

Chloe by Mike and Maxine Terk 

Chloe Cunningham by Mommy and Daddy 

Cinder Strickland by Marcia, Donald, Kemper and Missy 

Clancy by Susan C. Fields 

Cleo by Deana Trott 

Cleo by Lisa R. Shore 

Cleo by Bruce Dunkel 

Cleo gunn by Howard and Peggy Gunn 

Clyde by Joel and Steve Feuer 

Clyde by Laura and Norman 

Coal by Molly Simmons 

Coco by Eleanor A. Camarata 

Cody by Seth Adams 

Coffee by Kate + Rob 

Cohiba by Bonnie and Bob Helget 

Cooper, Sarah, and Spooky by 

Ms. Julie Adams 

Curly by Marti and Sandi 

Daisy by Randall Kilpatrick 

Daisy and Charlie by Kara Krohn 

Darla and Jake by Judith G. Mackintosh 

Delilah by Betty and Ron 

Dexter by Cat Clinic of Cobb 

Diamond by Stuart Segerman 

Dillon Zeke Etter by Rebecca Etter 

Dolly by Laura Moore 

Dominic Antonio laScala by Mommy 

Duchess Moore by Louise Cassell 

Dusty by Nina Tally 

Echo by Charlene S. Schubert 

Eleanore Burger by Paula Londe, Arrington, Rob, 

Ginger, and Truman, Cal Shepard, Sandy, Mario, 

and Lucy, Carol and Frazier 

Elinore by Allen F. Grum 

Elmo by Melanie and Jonathan 

Finster by Allison, John, Katie and Duncan 

Fitz Powell by Keith Tutera 

Fondly Beloved Pets by 

The People’s Pets and Johns Creek Vet Clinic 

Frances by Eleanor Mueller 

gauge reeves by Marydale Reeves 

georgia Bear by Donald Gore 

georgie by The Rhode, Boucher, and Randolph Families 

gert by Julie and Ralph Compton 

gidgit by Mildred Fadden 

gizmo by Susan A. Hendrix 

gizzie by Donna, Ralph and Will Gensler 

godiva by Jack P. Lawson 

grace Anderson by 

Helen and Jim Anderson, Iris and Richard Mitchell 

gracie Maddox by Linda G Maddox 

gus by Marilyn Wallner 

gus by Erin Maude 

gus Alston by Mary Alston, David and Scout Dog 

guzy reason by Albalis Smith 

Hampton by Emily E. Stromquist 

Hanaha by Charlotte Shollenberger 

Hansel by Gloria Dunn 

Harper by Carol M. Land 

Heather, Orson, Molly and Charlie by 

Jan Heath and Clancey 

Heidi Jewell by Betty Hambrick 

Henry, Henrietta, Molly, Molly II and Precious by 

Sue J. Clary 

Henry Huggins by Blake, Chris, Hillis, and Rhys 

Hensleigh Bliss Brown by Catherine D. Brown 

Holly by Alison Hoehn 

Honey by Pat Duboise 

Honey Brown by Libby, Gregg and Daisy Lindahl 

Honey Valentine Mims by Jimmy R. Mims 

Hops by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett 

Hunter Bear by Amy, Tom, Erik, Jason 

and Skye 

Hutchins by Nicole Jennings Wade 

Ilsa by David Yarbrough 

Inoui by Wanda and the Furry Ones 

Iris by Jodi Torrez 

Jack by Carolyn M. Gober 

Jack by Daisy and Blue 

Jack, the Wonder Dog by Rita, Howard, 

Johnny and Frankie Salenius 

Jackson Busko by 

John and Jill Helmer, Holly and Laura 

Jake Bothwell by Margaret A. Bothwell 

Jan by Elaine and Ray Marcus 

Janet by Beth Kempe 

Jasper Schein by Sandra Schein 

Jaz Kelley by Sherry, C-J, Elliott and Lattimore 

Jazzee by Marla and Sidney Appel and Audra 

Jesse by Michael, Dan, Gryffin and Harry 

Kasey by Nancy and Erik 

Katana by Alison and Granger 

Katie Winston by Warren and Carol Fogel 

Keely Perrine by Pamela Isdell 

Kendall rote by Ben and Lisa 

Kit by Lynn Scott 

Kitty by Julie Bane 

Kobi by Miss Tara 

Kodi by Barbara, Sam and Kirsti 

Kramer by Cat Clinic of Cobb 

Kris, Jesse, and all between by Judy Dunn 

lacee and Abby Israel by Cathy T. Israel 

laddie by Beth and Family 

lady Day by Bill and Elaine Holiday 

lamb Chop by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Threatt 

lenox by Lisa Siegel, Leslie and Steve Walden 

lenox Blatt by The Ciprari Family 

libby McFarlin by Deana Trott 

lila by Laraine S. Fine 

lilo by Cat Clinic of Cobb 

little Bit by Grace Rich 

loki by Cat Clinic of Cobb 

louie by Susie and Karen 

lu lu by Mary B. Mapes 


lucky by Wanda and Hershey 

lucky by JoAnn M. Overstreet 

lucy by Joanna Doxey 

lucy Woods by Vicky Murphy 

luka guynn by Tummillo Family 

luna by Beth Collier 

Mac by Cat Clinic of Cobb 

Madeline by Alice L. Silverthorn 

Madison by Stacy and Rob 

Madison by Dr. Bonny Willhite 

Madison by Dr. ‘Auntie’ Bonny Willhite 

Maggie by Robert Gleadall 

Maggie Alexander by Ron and Brenda 

Maggie by Puddy Pearl, Piñata and Big Boy 

Maggie Tauber by Susan K. Tauber 

Magic by Pittman and Patty 

Mariah Jennings by Helen Hull 

Mason by Victor and Linda 

Mattie by Mindy and Lacey 

Mattie, Nicky, Yoda and Buck Macdonald by 

Dr. Joan Macdonald 

Max by Jane Armstrong 

Maximus Neff - gelbaum by Bonnie Butcher 

Maxwell My Puddin’ Boy by Lynette Blanchard 

Mazel by Nancy Howard 

Mia by John and Lynn 

Mickey Kolb by Iris and Richard Mitchell 

Midnight, Tio and Beamer by Mary Ann Just 

Miller Cunningham by Lisa and Jeff Boardman 

Miller Douglas by Jim, Keri, Ella Reagan and Boomer 

Milo McDonough by Mary Virginia Baughman, 

Eleanor Baughman, Mr. and Mrs. James Furlow 

Misna Meadors by Marcia, Donald, Kemper and Missy 

Miss Boots by Barb and Karen 

Misty by Eleanor T. Caldwell 

Misty by June B. Power 

Misty reed by Amy Dorrill 

Mokey Steiner by Anne and Jason 

Molly by Kristen and Todd Blankenbecler 

Molly by Carl Arnold’s wife and children 

Molly by Bill Gerl and Jane Parsley 

Molly by Karen and Susie 

Molson by Nita and Dannie 

Monty by Lori A. Garst 

Moses White-Deutschman by Stephanie and Dixon 

Murphy by Kevin Rohrer 

Murphy by Brian Hankin 

Murphy Black by Julena and Robert Hall 

Neko by Helen and Jim Anderson 

Nicholas McAlpin by Walter and Judy Thomas 

Nicky and Toby by 

Mary, Tom, Graham and Blakeslee Young 

Nike Peyton by 

The Laniers, The Warren Family, Lucy Dalton 

Noodles by Whitney and Adam 

Nureyev by Pamela Childress Hewitt 

Nyda and Bubby Cat by 

Mary A. Newkirk 

O’Brien Diemer by Joan Diemer 

Odyssey Harris by Ellen Savage 

Oliver by Georgia Przywara 

Oliver Avery by Beasley Warren 

Olivia by Wendy Karhu 

Orion by Lee and Norm 

Parker by Ann and Michael 

Patrick by Nancy F. Kent 

Pea by Doreen and Cindy 

Peaches by Sally Kirby 

Penny Howe by Heather, Anthony and the 4 furry kiddos 

Pepito Wightman by Aaron Hill 

Pepper by Sally 

Pepper by Linda Sampanes 

Petunia by Susan H. Gordy 

Phoebe by Melanie 

Phoebe Miller by Robert Frazier and Jim Dismuke 

Pilke by Rima J. Vydmantas 

Pippen by Harriet and Martin Moran 

Poody Cat Herbert by Diane L. Herbert 

Pooty by Julia Thomas 

Popeye by Mike and Maureen 

Porter by Allison Williams 

Princess Barnes by Brenda Banks 

Princess larrissa by Common Sense Solutions, Inc. 

Priscilla by Arianna and Steve Rogers 

radar by Nancy R. Morrissey 

rainius by Rima J. Vydmantas 

raisin by Kay Huff and Marilyn Payne 

raisin by Cary Thorpe 

rhett Howard by Nancy Conner 

rock by Ashley Cameron 

rocky by Doreen, Rafi and Nala 

rocky by Kenny, Valerie, Scott and Caroline 

roo by Lisa Durham 

rosie Campbell by Suzanne Viebrock 

roxy gokey by Hutto Family 

Sable by Stacy Piedad 

Sadie by Anne and Bruce Spengler 

Sadie Chitticks by Laura, Steve, Rocky, and Gunner 

Samantha by Cat Clinic of Cobb 

Samson by Susannah Bellew 

Sandy by Jim and Jay 

Sandy by Beth Kempe 

Sandy by The Branton Fanily 

Sandy Hyle and little Bit by Mary A. Hyle 

Sarah Bennett Morgan by 

Julia Salter, Diane, Brenda and Sadie 

Sasha by Brian, Nancy and Richard Huff 

Sasha by Ramona E. Cadahia 

Sasha and Mikhail by Ashley and Tink 

Sasha Schultz by Jan and Bruce Alonso 


Sassy Nettleton by Sharon Nettleton 

Scarlett by Debby and Carolyn, Barb and Eva 

Scooby by Maria K. Schiffgens and Bill Goodman 

Scout by Tammy and Debbie 

Sebastian Winship by Emily Winship 

Shadow by The Connelly Family 

Shaggy by Lori A. Garst 

Shalli Musgrove by Helen R. Tolbert 

Shamus by Colin E. and Jessica M. Blalock 

Shasta by Adele 

Sheba by Jane Fishman 

Shelby by Rick, Sharon, Dexter and Ivan 

Shelby louise Todd by Ann Cullen 

Sherman by Anna, Bird, and Eleanor 

Sherman by Mara and Eric 

Sherri’s Cat by Adam Markey 

Shiloh by Alfred J. Nault 

Shiloh Walksler by 

Walela, Uwhohali, Echo and Jill Simonson 

Simon levin by Warren and Carol Fogel 

Simba by Dr ‘Auntie’ Bonny Willhite 

Simon by Alan Cosby 

Simone and Simon by Debra Snell 

Skeeter by Jean Higgins 

Snowball Kicak by Scout, Patch, Laura and Susan 

Solei Stubblefield by Angelica Hurtado 

Sophie by Bonnie and Bob Helget 

Sophie by Lisa Kendelski 

Sophie by Jerri and Kassie 

Sophie by Scott, Traci, Alexander and William 

Sparky by Lenny and Yaz Packtor 

Stafford and Shelby Hodge by Robin H. Donovan 

Stanley by Geri, Joan, Peggy and Harris 

Star by Barbara and Kent 

Sting and lex by Adrienne Harrington 

Stinkey and Ashley by Ina R. Lashley 

Storm by Jeanne 

Sugar by Joannah Cook 

Sunny by The Pope Family 

Sunny by John and Susan Rahiya 

Suzie by Maureen Corley 

Sylvester by Wanda 

Taffey by Dianne L. Norwood 

Tashi Teske by Adrienne and Buck Denton, Jeannice and 

Doug Hall, Heather Martin and Heidi Swygert 

Teddy and Putsy Heffner by Floyd and Anny Heffner 

Teebo by Alice Weinstein 

Tess by Michelle, Ken, Jack, Drew, Stoli and Bella 

Tex Burns by Daniela Burns 

Thumper by Cat Clinic of Cobb 

Tigger by Janie and Alan Yorker 

Tiny by Steven and Janette Berne 

Toby by Vincci Kwan 

Traveler by James L. Holdaway 

Tucker Jones by Nancy and Tommy Conner 

Tuffy by Christopher Medlin 

Tux Eisenburg by Bridget and Sal 

Twinky by Susanne Tiedtke 

Wally Marshall by Lynn P. Currin 

Waton by Beth Grella 

Wendell by Alice L. Silverthorn

Willy Hamlin-Diggs by Michele Hamlin 

Winston by Terry 

Winston by Tina Schwenke 

Yellow Boy by Louie Deaton 

Yoyi Perez by Carol Aiken 

Zach by Marcia J. Halvorson 

Zach Proctor by Dianne G. Proctor 

Zachary by Michael and Loredana 

Ziggy by Pamela and Niko 

Zoe Nicolini by Bridget and Sal 

Zoey by Allison Steely 

a Special Way 

to Remember 

If you would like to make a donation in 

memory of a deceased person or pet: 

Send your gift to A.H.S. 981 Howell 

Mill road NW Atlanta, gA 30318. 

A notation of “MEMORIAL” on the outside 

of the envelope will help speed 

the acknowledgment of your gift. 

Enclose a note with your check 

including the name of the deceased, 

whether the deceased is 

a person or a pet, the name and 

address of the family to be notified of 

your gift, and your name, address and 

phone number. 

The family will receive a card of 

acknowledgement, recognizing your 

gift to the AHS in the name of the 

deceased (the amount of your gift 

remains confidential). You will also be 

sent a note of thanks for your gift. 

Phone inquiries should be directed to 

404.974.2876. 

Thank you for remembering your 

friends and family in such a wonderful, 

helpful way! 

Pet MeMoRIal PhotoS 

If you would like to submit a photo 

of your beloved pet, please email 

high resolution photos to 

heart@atlantahumane.org 

If you prefer to mail your photo, 

please send to 

HEaRT EdITOR 

981 Howell Mill Road, 

Atlanta, GA 30318 

SUV Making a difference in Ga 

The Atlanta Humane Society, as part of our ongoing effort 

to reduce the number of unwanted animals born in the 

state of Georgia each year, provides low cost spay and 

neuter services for dogs and cats on its state-of-the-art mobile 

Surgical Utility Vehicle (SUV). The SUV program is an 

extension of our outreach initiative, designed to provide 

spay/neuter services for individuals who are unable to 

access our wellness hospital located here at the shelter. 

How can I have a pet altered through the SUV program? 

The SUV will be making rounds to various locations throughout Georgia over the course of 

the year and will provide low cost spay and neuter services. Scheduling is currently being 

conducted using the SUV voicemail system. To access this system, please leave a detailed 

message at 404.974.2885. Messages left on the system will be returned M-F between 

the hours of 8-10am and 2-4pm. An updated schedule of Surgical Utility Vehicle dates and 

locations can be found by visiting www.atlantahumane.org/suv 

These companies and individuals have sponsored reduced cost spay/neuter 

surgeries throughout Georgia. 

AT&T Telecom Pioneers, 

Georgia Chapter #124 

Coolray Heating and Cooling, Inc. 

Coventry Health Care of Georgia, Inc. 

Culinary Concepts by Jean-Georges, LLC 

Ed Voyles Automotive Group 

Gordy Tire 

Jones and Kolb 

Nell Warren Elkin and 

William Simpson Elkin Foundation 

RFA Management Company, LLC 

Temple Beth Tikvah 

Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation 

The Imlay Foundation, Inc. 

The Thomas E. Noonan Family Foundation 

The Weber Family Foundation 

Victoria Stilwell Positively Dog Training, LLC 

Ms. Ashley A. Acord 

Ms. Lavena M. Adams 

Ms. Nicola R. Anschel 

Ms. Darnell L. Antoine 

Ms. Elizabeth F. Astin 

Ms. Sherry Baker 

Ms. Jenny Q. Beaman 

Miss Terry L. Beardsley 

Ms. Meredith Bell 

Mr. J. P. Benson 

Ms. Birdie A. Berghuis 

Mr. Gary L. Birdwell 

Ms. Monika V. Bowers 

Ms. Carla Brame 

Mr. Terry Brannon 

Ms. Christina G. Byelick 

Ms. Margaret C. Cadwell 

Ms. Cynthia N. Champa 

Ms. Diana Chase 

Ms. Lisa D. Chester 

Mr. Michael A. Chu 

Ms. Lisa J. Clark 

Mr. Michael J. Cohen 

Mr. Michael Cole 

Ms. Odette Colon 

Ms. Cecilia M. Conneely 

Ms. Sherry Copeland 

Mr. Michael M. Cottrell 

Ms. Janice Crosiar 

Mr. Robert H. Dalton 

Ms. Kim Darsey 

Ms. Mary E. Davies 

Ms. Betty J. Davis 

Ms. Genevieve M. Dempre 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Dennard 

Mr. John G. Despriet 

Mr. Foy R. Devine 

Ms. Mary H. Dickson 

Ms. Jacqueline J. Dillard 

Ms. Diane C. Edwards 

Ms. Laura A. Edwards 

Ms. Elisa Ezor 

Mr. Michael Ferrell 

Ms. Beverly A. Forster 

Ms. Lindsey M. Forsythe 

Ms. Michelle A. Fowler 

Mr. and Mrs. David Frolich 

Ms. Christine A. Gault 

Ms. Jeanne M. George 

Mr. Clint D. Gharib 

Ms. Pamela J. Goans 

Ms. Julie A. Gonenne 

Ms. Susan Hunter Gordy 

Mr. Clifford G. Green 

Ms. Diane M. Green 

Ms. Patricia Grey 

Ms. Jari B. Grimm 

Ms. Larisa Gubareva 

Ms. Rebecca Hadaway 

Ms. Dianne F. Hall 

Mr. R. Keith Handy 

Ms. Debra H. Hannah 

Ms. Annetta M. Harper 

Ms. Adrienne Jean Harrington 

Mr. George S. Hart 

Ms. Rosalie S. Hathcock 

Ms. Charlotte Hendershot 

Ms. Debra Henderson 

Mr. Mark Hennessy 

Mr. Casey X. Hermansen 

Ms. Marsha S. Holcomb 

Ms. Jill H. Holder 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Holder 

Ms. Gloria N. Howard 

Mrs. Dorothy F. Howell 

Ms. Tara N. Hudgins 

Ms. Deborah A. Jacobs 

Ms. Dott C. Johnson 

Mrs. Dean Johnston 

Ms. Anna Joyner 

Ms. Cynthia A. Juneau 

Ms. Kendall L. Keeling 

Ms. Susan Kennedy 

Mrs. Gabriella J. Kesler 

Ms. Lisa G. Killinger 

Ms. Mary Kimberl 

Ms. Jody F. Kitchen 

Ms. Karen C. Koskinas 

Ms. Lee Anne Lackey 

Ms. Marcelle L. Lacy 

Mrs. Jacquelynne P. Lanham 

Ms. Ethel M. Lemm 

Mrs. Julie A. Leonard 

Mr. Laurence E. Leonard 

Ms. Sharon Leslie 

Mr. Robert J. Lindner 

Mr. Joseph F. Liotta 

Mr. Bruce D. Mabel 

Ms. Evelyne C. Marshall 

Mr. Jason Marshall 

Dr. and Mrs. Randolph P. Martin, M.D. 

Ms. Deborah M. Matthews 

Ms. Yvette L. Matzek 

Mr. and Mrs. M. Steve McCoy 

Ms. Donna McCrellis Lee 

Mrs. Lisa J. McKay 

Mr. Charles K. Morehead 

Mr. Christofer Mowry 

Ms. Elizabeth D. Mynatt 

Ms. Octavia E. Nasr 

Ms. Arlene M. Neely 

Mr. Thomas A. Niehaus 

Ms. Barbara Noggle 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony O’Haire 

Mrs. Adolphus B. Orthwein 

Mr. Roger Palys 

Ms. Paula Parris 

Mr. Timothy H. Paschall 

Ms. Margaret Virginia Philip 

Mrs. Mark Pirrung 

Mr. Robert W. Popelka 

Mr. Ralph L. Presley 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Quigley 

Ms. Barbara J. Quinlan 

Ms. Gloria Radford 

Ms. Ellen P. Rafeedie 

Mr. Wesley Reeves 

Mr. Douglas Rennie 

Mr. Thomas E. Reynolds 

Ms. Sandra Ridgeway 

Mrs. Jody Robinson 

Major Beverly S. Rose 

Ms. Caroline L. Rose 

Mr. Frederick Rudolph 

Ms. Elizabeth Sander 

Ms. Marci Sauls 

Mr. Jack Sawyer, Esq. 

Ms. Sonya R. Scheibler 

Ms. Theresa A. Schwanke 

Ms. Elaine T. Scorza 

Ms. Nancy E. Scrivner 

Frances Shaheen 

Mrs. Mary K. Sheram 

Ms. Cathy Sleva 

Mrs. Pam Smart 

Ms. and Mr. Susan Smith 

Mr. William S. Smoot 

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. Stafford 

Mr. Carlton W. Stallworth, Jr. 

Ms. Valerie Stewart 

Ms. Liza J. Strub and Mr. Chuck Coxe 

Ms. Anita Sylvan 

Ms. Anita Sylvan 

Ms. Helen D. Tames 

Ms. Jo A. Taylor 

Temple Beth Tikvah 

Ms. Lisa L. Tenerovich 

Ms. Ann M. Thompson 

Ms. Sandra N. Tittle 

Ms. Joanne M. Toenshoff 

Mr. C. Michael Troutman 

Ms. Debbie G. Turner 

Ms. Beth Valenta 

Ms. Donna L. Veatch 

Ms. Ashley K. Vitez 

Mr. Fred B. Wachter 

Ms. Erinn Walko 

Mr. Eric W. Wallens 

Mr. Holland Ware 

Mr. Neil Wasser 

Mr. Ronald N. White 

Mr. Ian S. Wilson 

Ms. Martha Wilson 

Ms. Janice B. Wright 

Ms. Carol Wyatt 


Thank you... Thank you... 

to the following groups and individuals for their donation of money, 

time and/or wish-list items to help the animals: 

AlECIA lAurEN PHOTOgrAPHY for donating 10% of all session fees and products 

purchased. 

The PEACHTrEE COuNCIl of the AT&T PIONEErS donated $ 300. 

BNY MEllON donated $ 2,000 for the Dogs in Show and Field: The Fine Art Sale Art 

Show and $ 25,000 for the No Ball At All 2011. 

BrEMEN Fourth & Fifth Grade ACADEMY STuDENTS for donating $ 110. 

gENNA BrOWN and MElISSA ADAMS PHOTOgrAPHY for hosting the 1873 

Society Club Pets with Santa Photo event which raised $ 300. 

BuCKHEAD BuSINESS ASSOCIATION for their generosity in donating advertising 

space an in their BBA Annual Luncheon program. 

JENNIFEr PENDlETON and HEATHEr SNEll of CBEYOND for donating $ 1,012. 

ClAIrEMONT ElEMENTArY for donating $ 600 and wish list items such as hand 

sanitizer, toilet paper, towels and detergent. 

COMCAST and their crew for the monthly filming of “Pets on Demand” showcasing 

more than 20 adoptable animals each month. 

DOgurOO for donating $ 7,073.65 raised from Pups with Santa. 

EMOrY uNIVErSITY SCHOOl OF MEDICINE - Dept. of Surgery at Grady 

Memorial Hospital $ 425. 

EMPlOYEES AT FAuCETT, TAYlOr & ASSOCIATES, llP for donating $ 315 by 

collecting funds from blue jean Fridays. 

PACCI for sponsoring three pets and for hosting a fundraising social event at AlTOrEx. 

PHIlIPS ArENA – THrASHErS 50/50 raffle for helping raise $ 223.25. 

PrESCHOOlErS AT ST. CATHErINE OF SIErA for donating $ 225.45 from money 

raised doing chores around their homes. 

WOlF gANg BAKErY for raising $ 150 from their holiday pawty benefit. 

JErEMY and BENJAMIN COlTON, ZACHArY, JACquElINE and BrANDON 

FlASH, MOrgAN and SHANE KlEBEr, ADAM and SArAH SPIElBErgEr for 

donating $ 169 from money raised through a Bowlathon. 

rOSIE DrISCOll donated $ 172 in lieu of gifts from her animal-themed 9th birthday 

party. She heard that the AHS Board of Directors was matching all donations received 

before Oct. 31, thereby raising a total of $ 344 for AHS. 

ErIN ECHOlS donated $ 22.42 by holding a kid’s fundraiser. 

CHrISTA FIlIPIAK donated large dog bowls and several dog toys. 

grACE KEllY donated $200 in lieu of gifts for her 8th birthday. 

HANNAH and SArAH KIrK donated $ 185 in lieu of gifts for their birthday. 

PrESTON and SuTTON lArMOrE donated their Christmas money of $ 50. 

HOPE lENNOx for donating $ 50 to help the animals of AHS. 

ANNABEllE and ABBY MOONAN for their hard work raising $ 200 in donations 

and toys. 

EMMA, KATE, and CAllIE NElSON raised $100 by making home-made dog 

treats and selling them in their neighborhood. They are the daughters of Atlanta residents 

Scott and Michelle Nelson. 

ArIEl SMITH donated $ 30 to help buy food, blankets and vaccinations. 

JuDD SWArTZBErg for donating $ 180 from his Yad B’yad B’nai Mitzvah Fund. 

BArBArA VAZquEZ donated $ 100 by selling organic peanut butter dog treats. 

lINDSEY WAlKEr donated $ 250 from money saved throughout year. 

ElIZABETH WISE for donating $ 73.15 from money earned throughout the year. 

14 ATLANTA HUMANE SOCIETY HEArT NEwSLETTEr SPRING 2011 

Rosie Driscoll 

Grace Kelly Birthday Party! 

Emma & Kate Nelson 

Pictured with HedgeHog 

Hannah & Sarah Kirk 

Preston & 

Sutton Larmore 

Annabelle and Abby Moonan 

Jennifer Pendleton, Karla Dempsey 

& Heather Snell

Now accepting Entries f o r 

ALL pETS ALLOwEd 2012 Calendar 

This one-of-a-kind calendar 

highlights your beloved 

pets. Until August 31, 

2011, pet owners are 

invited to submit a 

photograph of their 

favorite furry friend. When 

all entries are received, 

thirteen animals will be 

selected as “Pets of the 

Month” while one Cover Pet will be selected to grace the 

front of the calendar. Those animals not selected as Pet of the 

Month/Year will be featured in a collage inside the calendar. 

Calendars are sold for $ 15 each through various venues, 

including our on-site shop. All proceeds from the sales go 

toward AHS animal welfare programs. 

To enter your pet’s photo, you may pay online at 

www.atlantahumane.org and email your pet’s photo or 

complete the entry form and mail it, along with a $ 35 fee, 

which gets you one free copy of the calendar! Additional 

copies may be purchased for $ 15 (includes S&H). 

eNtRy RequIReMeNtS 

• All photos must be in color, contain only animals, and be no 

larger than 4” X 6”. 

• Horizontal (landscape) orientation and gloss finish are preferred. 

• Unfortunately, we cannot accept Polaroid ® photos due to their 

low quality reproduction. 

• Low resolution files will not be considered for Cover or Month 

placements. 

• Digital photos should be shot in ‘best’ or ‘professional’ quality. 

• Due to quality reasons, color prints made at home on inkjet or laser 

printers cannot be considered for the Cover or Month placements. 

However, these types of prints will be accepted for the smaller 

photos used throughout the calendar. 

• Professional photographs are prohibited. 

• The back of the photo should have a sticky note with your name, 

phone number and name of the pet – please do NOT write on 

the back of the photo as it alters the quality of the front image. 

• Because all photos are included in the calendar, they cannot 

be returned. 

• Photo CDs are accepted. 

2012 eNtRy FoRM 

I am entering _________ photos @ $ 35 each for the 2012 All 

pets Allowed Pet Calendar. (Includes 1 free calendar per entry fee.) 

I am ordering __________ additional copies of the calendar @ 

$ 15 each (includes shipping and handling). 

I am enclosing a check for $ _______________ made payable to 

the Atlanta Humane Society. 

Entries may be paid for online. Instructions for submitting your 

digital entry are provided in your emailed online payment receipt. 

Photos submitted without payment will not be included in the calendar. 

I hereby release these photos to the Atlanta Humane Society for 

use in the All Pets Allowed Calendar and in any additional print 

or electronic publication as they choose. I also certify that these 

photos are not professionally rendered or copyrighted material. 

Please charge $ _______ to my m VISa m MC m aMEX 

d at e : 

a c c o u n t # exp. d at e : 

s i g n at u r e: 

n a m e : 

a d d r e s s: 

c i t y/s tat e /z i p: 

p h o n e : (w) / (h) 

e m a i l: 

pets’ n a m e (s): 

Please mail this completed form along with your photo entry 

and payment to: All pets Allowed Calendar 2012 

981 Howell Mill road Nw 

Atlanta, georgia 30318 

For additional information, please call 404.974.2876. 


981 HOWELL MILL ROad NW aTLaNTa, GEORGIa 30318 

RetuRN SeRvIce RequeSted 

Leave a legacy 

To ensure that your love 

for animals continues 

beyond your lifetime, please 

remember the Atlanta 

Humane Society in your 

estate plans. 

For information, call Deborah 

Marshall, 

Vice President of 

Development. 

404.974.2878 

March 8 

Dog Training 

Sign up by calling 404.974.2899 

March 12 

a paw-fecT affair 

5 Paces Inn 

March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11 

MenDahearT counseling 

AHS Administrative Area at 11am 

March 27 

aTlanTa Thrashers 

Philips Arena 

March 29 

1873 sweeTwaTer social 

SweetWater Brewing Company 

April 22 

no Ball aT all 

Calendar of Events 

April 24 

easTer - shelTer closeD 

April 30 - June 5 

ga renaissance fesTival 

Fairburn, GA 

May 7 

peT paraDe 

Piedmont Park 

NONPROFIT 

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U.S. POSTAGE 

PaId 

ATLANTA, GA 

PERMIT NO. 649 

August 31 

phoTo enTry DeaDline 

All Pets Allowed Calendar 

September 18 

agaTha’s MurDer MysTery 

Dinner TheaTre 

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