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1 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Spring 2017 Walk with Peggy on March 11 th Mother knows best during Kitten Season Page 6 Showing Appreciation for our Volunteers Page 7 Year in Review How we kept our Promise Page 20 Saving lives. Building a more humane community. Together.

2 3100/3200 North Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL PeggyAdams.org General Information Fax Donations Please or call for any of these services: Adoptions Behavior Helpline Spay/Neuter Vaccine Clinic/ Microchip Foster Program Humane Euthanasia of Ill or Older Pets Lost or Found Pet Surrender a Pet Leadership Circle & Peace of Mind Program Berman Memorial Pet Gardens/ Columbarium Peggy s Pantry Food Bank Marketing@PeggyAdams.org or call for the following information: Special Events Marketing & Public Relations Please call Animal Care and Control to report animal abuse or neglect: Follow A Letter from Rich Anderson Executive Director/CEO Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League I truly can t thank you enough for helping make 2016 the greatest year in the 91 year history of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League! You may have already glanced at the back cover of this latest issue of The Shaggy Sheet 5,781 animals placed into new, loving homes (never before have we exceeded 5,000 adoptions) 16,167 free or low cost spay/neuter surgeries (exceeding 15,000 for the first time ever) 45,234 animals benefiting from Peggy Adams programs (nearly 5,200 more than the year before) Friends caring, compassionate friends like you made that and so much more possible last year. You are helping us save more lives each and every day. And I can tell you that you are part of an ever-growing number of people who are dedicating themselves through their support of Peggy Adams to building a more humane community here in Palm Beach County. Every day, more people are joining us in the effort to save the lives of every adoptable animal in our local community. And with your continued support, we will achieve that goal and serve as a model for communities throughout Florida and across the nation. With compassion for the animals, Rich Anderson Executive Director/CEO P.S. I m excited to share that on February 1, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League was awarded Charity Navigator s coveted 4-star rating for the 4th consecutive time. Only 10% of charities evaluated nationwide have received at least four straight 4-star ratings, demonstrating our strong financial health and a commitment to accountability and transparency. Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Board of Directors Jane Grace, Honorary Chairman Lesly Smith, Chairman Sam Hunt, Vice Chairman Joanie Van der Grift, President Nellie Benoit, Vice President Daniel Hanley, Treasurer Laurie Raber Gottlieb, Secretary Jack Flagg, Executive Committee Carol Garvy, Executive Committee Daniel E. Ponton, Executive Committee James D. Berwind Virginia Burke Candy Hamm Vicky Hunt Linda Miller Pauline Pitt George E. Summers Louis Auslander, Director Emeritus Nancy Brougher, Director Emerita Dotsy Letts, Director Emerita 2 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League The Shaggy Sheet newsletter is sent to all supporters who donate $25 or more per year. To ensure that you continue to receive your issue, please use the enclosed envelope to make a minimum donation of $25. The animals need your help and we don t want your mailings to be interrupted! Thank you for your caring support of the animals!

3 Record Breaking Year for our Surgical Department Our Medical Services team, along with over 20 volunteers, performed 16,167 spay/neuter surgeries in This was an increase of 1,594 over the previous year and 5,411 more than we did in That is an average of 70 surgeries per day. Of those 16,167 surgeries, 73% were for the public and TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return) and the remainder were shelter animals. TNVR surgeries were up 12% or 681 more than This is having a direct impact on reducing the number of community cats in Palm Beach County. To learn more about our clinic, please visit PeggyAdams.org/spay-or-neuter Be a Matchmaker Before June! Community Foundation Endowment Challenge for our League The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties has awarded Peggy Adams a $10,000 matching grant toward building our Endowment Fund! County s lost, homeless, and abandoned animals and find homes for homeless and neglected animals while raising awareness of animal welfare throughout Palm Beach County forever. For every dollar that is contributed to the League s endowment fund between now and June 15, 2017, the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties will match it with another dollar up to $10,000. Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League established its endowment fund with the Community Foundation in 2014 to build an ongoing financial platform which will grow over time to support its lifesaving mission. We are extremely grateful to the Community Foundation of Palm Beach and Martin Counties for this grant, said Rich Anderson, Executive Director/ CEO of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. Our endowment fund opened with an initial gift of $50,000; this grant will make it possible to nearly double our fund s size in just six months. Revenues coming from the interest earned by this endowment will help us provide medical care and shelter to our Go to PeggyAdams.org/EndowmentChallenge to make an endowment gift online, or use this coupon to support the challenge! Yes! I would like to offer a donation to be matched for the Endowment Fund. Name Address City, State, Zip Code Phone Number Amount $ My tax deductible check payable to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is enclosed. Return to: Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 3100/3200 North Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL For more information, please contact Kim Hanson, Major Gifts and Planned Giving Officer, at k.hanson@peggyadams.org, or by calling PeggyAdams.org 3

4 Launched in 2014, Countdown 2 Zero is a public-private partnership between Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control, and the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners. Its goal is to ensure that all adoptable animals in Palm Beach County are being saved by the year Learn more at Countdown2Zero.org Olivia s Fund A Critical Countdown 2 Zero Program Saving the Lives of Severely Injured Animals In 2011, Olivia was rescued from a terrible hoarding situation. She had severe medical issues from a lifetime of neglect and abuse. She had also been shot with a BB gun and needed emergency surgery to remove the BBs from her body. Thanks to generous and caring supporters, we were able to spend the thousands of dollars needed to save Olivia s life and find her the new home and loving family she deserved. In her honor, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League created Olivia s Fund specifically dedicated to saving the lives of animals through special surgical and medical treatment. Tita New Hope for a Paralyzed Dog On November 11, 2016, someone abandoned Tita (a 6 year old Dachshund) at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. When we removed her from the crate she d been left in, we were alarmed to discover she had no use of her back legs. Our doctors took X-rays and discovered a severe problem with her spine. Her spinal cord was being squeezed by a massive herniated disc. Thanks to generous donations to Olivia s Fund, we were able to schedule Tita for surgery with one of the few board certified neurologists in South Florida capable of performing this type of spinal operation. The total cost: $4,000. Today, thanks to Olivia s Fund and compassionate donors, Tita is no longer paralyzed. She can walk once again. Still gaining her strength and mobility, Tita is recovering in the home of one of our wonderful foster care volunteers and goes to physical therapy several days a week. Tita With your help today, we can give hope to many more animals like Tita through Olivia s Fund. To make a donation, please call or Kim Hanson at k.hanson@peggyadams.org. If you wish to send a donation today using the enclosed envelope, please be sure to indicate that you would like your gift to support Olivia s Fund. 4 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

5 Join Peggy Adams for the Walk of the Year! Saturday, March 11, 2017 from 9am-Noon Downtown at the Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens Lake Victoria Gardens Avenue (next to the Cheesecake Factory) eggy Adams Animal Rescue League's 16th Annual P Barry Crown Walk for the Animals will be held on Saturday, March 11, 2017, at Downtown at the Gardens located at Lake Victoria Gardens Avenue, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The League is calling for participants and teams to join this pet-friendly event. This is a purrfect time to sign up for the Walk as either an individual or a group/team. Whether you are walking in memory of a beloved four-legged friend, in honor of your pet, or to support the animals in general every dollar that is raised will make a difference to animals in need at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. "As a nonprofit that receives no government funding, the League relies on community support to help us provide services to more than 45,000 dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens every year," said Rich Anderson, Executive Director/CEO of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. "The funds raised at our Walk allow us to continue to offer these wonderful animals emergency care if needed, spay & neuter services, food, bedding, vaccinations, behavior modification training, fostering, microchip identification and, most importantly, forever homes." Presented by Hill s Pet Nutrition Downtown at the Gardens Register today by visiting WalkWithPeggy.org It s FREE, although fundraising incentive levels begin at $35! Questions? Contact or Walk@PeggyAdams.org Walk Schedule of Events: 9am-10:30am Walker Registration Breakfast by Whole Foods Market Coffee by Paris in Town, Le Bistro 9am-11:30am Silent Auction/Raffle Drawings (No need to be present to win) 9am-Noon Photos with Santa, Charity Dog Wash, Pet Adoptions, Demonstrations, Entertainment, and Vendors 10:15am Opening Ceremonies and THE WALK BEGINS! 11am Pet Costume Contests (Categories: Best Dressed, Most Creative, Owner/Pet Look-A-Like, Best In Show) Register at the Contest Booth from 9am-10:30am 11:45am Closing Remarks tm Laurie Raber Gottlieb and Steven M. Gottlieb PeggyAdams.org 5

6 Mom Knows Best Kitten Season 2017 is about to begin in Palm Beach County. Here is what you can do to help save lives. We are at the start of Kitten Season: the time from early spring through late fall when cats mate and give birth to countless kittens. Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is providing critical public awareness tips to help kittens, shelters and the community withstand the season. The abundance of litters throughout the community typically means too many kittens being brought to area shelters, even though it is best for newborn kittens to be left with their mothers. Most discoveries of newborn kittens do not call for human assistance and, in fact, no intervention is the best thing, said Heidi Nielsen, Assistant Director of the League. The goal is to keep the mother and kittens together to ensure the best chances for the kittens survival until the kittens are eating on their own and can be safely removed for socialization and adoption. Before jumping to the rescue, consider the following: In the first weeks of their lives, kittens need their mother s care and antibodies from her milk. As they grow, the mother will begin to give her kittens the critical training needed to survive on their own. Before concluding that the kittens have been abandoned, quietly observe from a safe distance to determine if the mother is present. The mother will continually stay with her litter for the first day or two after giving birth. Then, she will need to leave for short periods of time to find food for herself. If the mother is not present, she is most likely scouting for food and will return. A mother cat will instinctively move her nest of kittens. If a single, young kitten is spotted, it is likely that it is the first of the group to be moved to the new location or the last of the group to get moved from the old location. Do not interfere with the kittens or the space they are occupying. It is essential to not handle them, create shelter, or feed them as long as the mother is around. These interventions may cause the mother stress and possibly to abandon her family. Help by providing food and water to the mother. Be sure to place food and water far enough away from the nest so you do not disturb the mother and kittens or draw predators. Cats should be brought in for spay/neuter once the kittens are weaned. For details, visit PeggyAdams.org/found-kitten-resources and PeggyAdams.org/tnvr Following these simple measures will increase the survival rate of the kittens, allowing them to thrive in their natural environment. Additionally, it will allow local animal shelters to use their resources to further assist the current shelter population with the critical care they need and help place adoptable animals in homes. For additional information on Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League and more details on Kitten Season, visit PeggyAdams.org or call Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

7 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Celebrating Volunteers! Volunteer Manager, Tara Pregnolato, opened ceremonies honoring League volunteers with these words, The oldest operating lighthouse in the world sits in Co. Wexford, Ireland on the Hook Peninsula. For 800 years, the Hook has been guiding ships and sailors in and out of the harbors of Ireland. Three thousand miles west of Ireland, in America, in Florida, in Palm Beach County, and in West Palm Beach there exists another lighthouse; where for nearly 92 years the lost, unwanted, neglected, abused and underserved animals have found their way to our doors. These sailors have seen rough seas but they find us, because the League is like a lighthouse. Over 600 humans from all over the world; Canada, England, Boston, New York and the Midwest seek us out too. They come looking for retirement, opportunity, education, the chance to learn something new or to meet someone new, to give back and to serve. They too find our doors, because the League is like a lighthouse. On January 20, 2017, the League hosted its annual Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony, honoring those volunteers Sindy Conover - Volunteer of the Year who had accomplished 50 hours or more in The event was the largest to date, with a record number of department volunteers 20 in total being recognized for their dedication to the League. It is with great pleasure that the League hosts this event each year. We get to celebrate our program and all of the volunteers who make it so special. We honor their donation of time, which is so very precious. We are forever grateful," Tara concluded. Get involved today. Volunteer! PeggyAdams.org/futurevolunteers Andrea Alonzo Kitten Nursery Ann Kurlander Shelter-Cats Beth Snyder Marketing Bruce Klein Shelter-Dog Colleen McClaren Staff Pick Dara Wittenberg Behavior Dennis Angarola Lifetime Achievement Jaime Lugo Client Services Jane Reeve Administrative Jessica Brent Outreach - Project Catsnip Judy Robinson Call Center Katie Smith (represented by Karin Smith) - Youth Volunteer Larissa Kries Offsite Adoptions Leslee Dasher Foster Leslie Abi-Karam Surgical Suite Robin Brown I'll Do It Rockie Lerner Clinic Administration Sloan Arias Outreach - Peggy's Pantry PeggyAdams.org 7

8 Kids Corner It is never too early to instill philanthropy in a child. Children should learn that philanthropy is not just for adults or for the wealthy, but that anyone making an attempt to better society is a philanthropist. We would like to show our appreciation to all of our young philanthropists! Here are just a few from December Nicholas won $100 in a math contest. He decided to spend 100% of it on food and treats for our shelter animals. Members of the Palm Beach Central High School s Animal Rescue Club welcomed World War II veteran Lewis Doelling to join them on a recent work day at the League. They mopped floors and socialized with the cats and dogs. They also donated food and 25 hand-made fleece blankets. Stella and Owen walked through their neighborhood collecting money to purchase supplies for Peggy Adams shelter cats and dogs. Thank you to ALL of our amazing young philanthropists for your generosity and compassion to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League! For more information on youth volunteer opportunities: PeggyAdams.org/Youth-Volunteer-Opportunities In support of the Countdown 2 Zero initiative, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is offering Free Spay/ Neuter Marathon dates in 2017! February 28, 2017 May 23, 2017 August 22, 2017 October 17, 2017 Our goal is to spay/neuter a total of 1,000 owned cats! *space is limited For more information and to schedule an appointment: PeggyAdams.org/spayday scheduling@peggyadams.org To learn more about the C2Z Initiative, see page 4.

9 Ask the Vet Dr. Beth Keser Yuck Screwworm is fly larvae (maggots) that feed on living flesh. These parasites can infect any warm-blooded animal, including humans. Screwworm is a foreign animal disease and must be reported to the USDA or animal health officials within hours of diagnosis. Screwworms have not been seen in the US since the 1800 s. Found primarily in tropical areas of South America and some Caribbean Islands, alarmingly, the new-world screwworm recently has been detected in wild deer and pets in the Florida Keys and Miami. The adult screwworm fly is slightly larger than the common house fly. It has orange eyes, a metallic blue-green body and three stripes down its back. Typical maggots feed on dead flesh screwworms feed on living tissue. One female can deposit up to 400 eggs at a time and up to 2,800 eggs during a 30 day lifespan. The eggs hatch into larvae that burrow into the flesh for 5-7 days. Eventually the larvae drop Screwworms are back! to the ground, go into the soil and pupate. 3-5 days later, the adult screwworm fly emerges and mates. It s amazing that the adult screwworm fly can travel up to 125 miles before laying eggs in a wound. They can also be transported by people and animals traveling from infested areas. Wounds that may become infected are: Tick bite... Castration Branding Shearing Navels of new borne animals and Mucous membranes of body orifices. Clinical signs: Infested animals may present with enlarging, draining, foul smelling wounds and weight loss. The infected area becomes uncomfortable and, if left untreated, animals may die from secondary toxicity or infections within 14 days. If your pet develops any unusual looking wounds or you find maggots on live stock, especially those imported from countries where screwworm flies are found, immediately report to your local veterinarian! Get to Know Us! Dr. Livadas Happy to be on the Peggy Team. Dr. Gloria Marin Livadas is a surgical veterinarian at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League whose area of expertise is, primarily, in shelter medicine. Dr. Livadas was previously employed by Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control for 20 years (the last 10 years as Lead Veterinarian). During that time, her training was focused on shelter medicine, including Veterinary Forensics and Community Cat Management. Dr. Livadas was a key organizer of the first, and subsequent, Palm Beach County "Op Around the Clock" events, a 24 Hour Spay/Neuter Marathon. She had been a volunteer participant in Operation Catnip, and most recently she attended the Medical Team Training Program at Humane Alliance in Asheville, NC. In 2011, Dr. Livadas was honored to receive the Palm Beach County Golden Palm Award for her work in Veterinary Forensics. When talking about her other loves, she says, Since 1994, it has been my privilege to volunteer as a foster parent to dozens of dogs and cats. I am married to a wonderful man, Peter, and I have the good fortune to live close to my mother and sister. I love God, nature, animals, exercise, and cooking. PeggyAdams.org 9

10 Thank you to current members of the Leadership Circle... The Leadership Circle is made up of friends who have made generous five-year pledges to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League (ranging from $1,000/year to as high as $100,000/year!). This is an incredible lifesaving opportunity starting at as little as $2.74/day or $83/month. We launched the Leadership Circle both to help meet the needs of animals rescued today and to build a foundation of secure support for animals coming our way in future years, explains Rich Anderson, Executive Director/CEO of the League. The multiyear pledges from Leadership Circle members give us the kind of predictable revenue that allows us to create new initiatives, confident that we can fund them. Our new Kitten Nursery is a perfect example of how we could take a major step because we know the charitable support was going to be there to help underwrite this latest initiative. Leslie Abi-Karam & Scott Fuller Susan & Larry Alexander Rich & Lisa Anderson James D. Berwind Virginia S. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Byers Clare McLean Cross Darbster Companies Judith Dean Christina Dennis Donna Ditchik JB Dixson J. Barry & Linda Donahue Joann & Tom Dye Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon Barbi Fadden-Gearhart Renate Franco Dawn & Charles Frankel Elizabeth & Dolf Garcia Carol & Robert Garvy Gillman Family Foundation Debra Gonzalez & Howard Bernstein Arlette Gordon Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb & Laurie Raber Gottlieb Tina & Rick Grow Jeanne B. Hogue & Fritz Bell Lynne Hopkins Robin & Randy Hunt Anonymous Ann & Charles B. Johnson James A. Kane Miriam & Steve Kimsey Murray & Sylvana Klein Family Foundation Gail & David Leavitt Jeff Levitetz and the Levitetz Family Foundation Patricia & Edward McLaughlin Paul T. McLaughlin Grace & Chris Meigher Military Brake & Alignment, Inc. Linda & Leverett Miller Danielle Hickox Moore Barbara & Ed O Sullivan PTM Electric, Inc. Paige Rense-Noland Lesly S. Smith Nora & Murray Solomon Jan Steele Cynthia E. Taylor Joanie & Paul Van der Grift Kendall Wheeler Joann Woodruff I d like more information about becoming a member of the Leadership Circle! Name Address City, State, Zip Code Phone Number Return to : Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 3100/3200 North Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

11 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League's 45 th Annual Christmas Ball Helps Raise Funds for Homeless Animals sell-out crowd of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue A League supporters attended the League's 45 th Annual Christmas Ball on December 8 at the Sailfish Club in Palm Beach. This elegant holiday event supports the mission of helping homeless, neglected or injured dogs and cats. Pauline Pitt, a devoted League supporter and board member served as Chairwoman again this year of this very successful event. This enchanted evening, filled with holiday lights, garlands, festive Christmas trees and decorations around the club, began with a receiving line of loveable pets greeting guests with tails a-wagging as they arrived on the red carpet. Later in the evening, the dogs and cats paraded through the party for the guests to get a second look, and a few of the precious pets found their new loving forever homes. This is our single largest fundraising event and it is always a Pauline Pitt (Event Chair) and Jerry Seay full house. The evening was festive and fun. We are forever grateful for the support of so many who help the animals at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, reported Rich Anderson, Executive Director/CEO of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. Guests also enjoyed an annual tradition of shopping at the Shaggy Shoppe boutique to find holiday gifts for their pets and pet-loving friends while at the Ball. Some of the many sponsors included: A. Edward Allinson, Camilla T. & Stephen F. Brauer, Raysa & Alfonso Fanjul, Gillian S. Fuller, Beatrice & Randolph Guthrie, J. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Foundation, Jayne T. Keith, Dr. Ernst & Nataly Langner, Gail & David Leavitt, Talbott Maxey, Linda & Leverett Miller, Lucia N. Musso, Nozzle Nolen, Linda R. Olsson Inc., Realtor, Pet Paradise Resort, Jolene & Larry Shapiro, Eleanor & John Sullivan, and Jane A. Sykes. Lesly Smith and Philip Tilearcio Vicky and Sam Hunt Jack and Cathy Flagg Howard and Michele Kessler Edna Febles and Raymond Diaz Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb and Laurie Raber Gottlieb PublicityHound to benefit the Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 2017 Carol and Robert Garvy Anita and Sam Michaels Pepe and Emilia Fanjul Bill and Candy Hamm Special thanks to our 2017 Publicity Hound Chairs for their passion and dedication to create such a successful publication. To receive a copy and/or reserve your space in the 2018 addition, please contact Events@PeggyAdams.org Nellie Benoit, Chair Joanie Van der Grift, Co-Chair Linda Miller, Co-Chair PeggyAdams.org 11

12 Leave Your Legacy Play a vital role in the future of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League and know that your personal legacy will help save the lives of animals for years to come. Through the Forever Friends program, your contribution to the future of animal welfare can be significantly greater than you ever dreamed possible while supporting your own financial, tax, and estate planning vision. Gift Options Bequests When you name Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League in your will, you have control of your assets and the gift is exempt from federal estate tax. Charitable Remainder Trusts This trust pays a fixed percentage of the assets as revolved annually. It provides variable income for life and immediate income from a tax deduction. Charitable Lead Trusts You can create a trust that pays a fixed or variable income to us for a specific number of years. The balance is then given to anyone of your choosing. Life Insurance Through the gift of life insurance policies, you can make a large gift to rescue animals with little cost to you. You also receive a tax deduction immediately. Retirement Accounts You can name the League as a beneficiary of the balance of your account after your lifetime. This will eliminate income and estate taxes. Property/Homes/Appreciated Stocks Consider donating appreciated stock, real estate or other valuable items. You can take an immediate charitable deduction of fair market value and avoid capital gains tax. Charitable Gift Annuities Dependable fixed income for you or a loved one during your lifetime. Afterwards, the League receives the principal of your gift. Peace of Mind Program The Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Peace of Mind Program offers a planned gift option that provides for the long term, permanent care of your pets when you are no longer able to care for them. Your FOREVER FRIENDS Legacy of Love For some, including Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League in their estate plans can be as simple as including the League as a beneficiary of an insurance policy or retirement account. Others prefer a more in-depth conversation about what they d like to accomplish with their future gift. Whatever your choice, we d like to invite you to join other individuals and couples who have chosen to become Forever Friends and to establish your own legacy in support of the animals. for Information Request Form I am interested in learning more about planned giving options and becoming a member of Forever Friends. Please send information on the following: Name the Animals Bequests Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Lead Trusts Life Insurance Retirement Accounts Property & Homes Appreciated Stock Charitable Gift Annuities Peace of Mind Program I have included Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League in my estate plans and wish to join Forever Friends Street address City, State, Zip Code Phone number address Name as it should appear for Forever Friends recognition purposes, including anonymous if preferred. Mail this request form to: Kim Hanson, Major Gifts/Planned Giving Officer Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 3100/3200 North Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL

13 Chairman Lesly Smith with Beau Breckenridge Bill Bone and Norberto Azqueta Erin Ryan (c) with Eddie Schmidt and Ozzie Medeiros Kevin Clark and James Berwind Event Hosts Carol and Bob Garvy Special Reception Introduces Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League to New Friends Palm Beach residents James Berwind and Kevin Clark hosted 150 friends at a cocktail party at their home on January 5, Berwind and Clark, devoted animal advocates, invited guests to learn more about the life-saving mission and great work of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League from which they adopted their own two dogs and where Berwind serves as a member of the Board. We felt it was very important to share with a number of people who were not familiar with the League the remarkable work that Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League does on a daily basis in order to help and save thousands of animals each year, said James Berwind. Paul and Joanie Van der Grift Alan Gould and Ellen Quinlan Patrick Murphy and April Marsland Craig and Amy Romero Doug Luce and Crissy Poorman Molly and Nick Mele Grier and Kristy Pressly Diana and Michael Perry Aaron and Julie Menitoff Patrick Killian and Heather Henry Robin and Norberto Azqueta and Kendall Wheeler (r.)

14 The love is free, but the other costs add up! That s why you re invited to join our group of most dedicated friends as a Monthly Giving Circle member. There s just no better way to give homeless animals a second chance. You can join for as little as 50 a day less than a cup of coffee or a side of fries. But even that small amount can have a huge impact Your monthly gift will help save more than 6,000 animals this year. That s about 16 every single day! WANTED 200 friends to help Animals every month Starting at just 50 cents a day! Signing up only takes a minute. Then, your credit card will be charged automatically each month. You can stop your gift at any time if you need to, but you ll feel great all the time knowing that you re giving so many worthy animals the love they crave every day. So this year, please resolve to give more homeless and abandoned cats and dogs the food, shelter, medical care and loving homes they deserve. Sign up as a Monthly Giving Circle member today at PeggyAdams.org/MonthlyGiving. Happy Tails remember the day I saw Winston's profile and I picture on Peggy Adams' website. He looked so sad yet still so full of love and life. I noticed a few bald spots on his head and body just by looking at his picture, but just knew that he was the one and wanted to meet him just to make sure he felt the same way. When we met Winston, it was apparent that he had a skin condition, demodex to be specific. The amazing team at Peggy Adams had rescued him and were nursing him back to health. We have had Winston for a few months now and we couldn't imagine our lives without him. He is such a good puppy, extremely loving, sweet, so funny and extremely smart. He just keeps getting healthier and smarter every day. He now has five best doggy friends that he sees, plays with and can't live without. His hobbies include going to the dog beach and dog park and making all the other dogs run and chase him. We are so thankful for Peggy Adams and we are so lucky to have rescued him. The Henson Family Dewey the cat was very proactive in finding his forever home. He is a free-roaming cat in our cat adoptions room and today this fellow sneaked out the door and into the main lobby. The lobby was full of clients, but he went directly into the lap of Melanie. Melanie had recently lost her own cat and wasn't at Peggy Adams to look for a new family member but when love comes your way, you can't just ignore it. Melanie adopted Dewey on the spot! This is a true testament that when love is real, it finds a way. Congratulations to Dewey and Melanie on their new family! To submit a Happy Tail, visit: PeggyAdams.org/Happy-Tail

15 Our Promise to the Animals Humane Care, Quality of Life, Life-Long Loving Homes, and Spay/Neuter to Control Overpopulation. Few have meant more to the animals of our community than Jane and Robert Grace and the Grace family. The Grace Society was established to honor them and to recognize extraordinary supporters who are making it possible for Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League to fulfill its mission. LIFETIME BENEFACTORS Lifetime Benefactors are individuals and organizations whose cumulative giving and outstanding generosity demonstrate the highest order of engagement with the League s humane mission and vision. They are an inspiration to all of us. January 1 December 31, 2016: $1,000,000 or More The Eunice Joyce Gardiner Charitable Foundation Jane & Robert Grace The Ryerson Charitable Trust Lesly S. Smith $500,000-$999,999 The Fortin Foundation of Florida Ann & Charles B. Johnson L. Florence Schmidt Foundation The Emily Vernon Foundation for Homeless and Abused Animals $250,000-$499,999 The ASPCA James D. Berwind Nancy Brougher & The W. Dale Brougher Foundation The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. Candy & Bill Hamm Vicky & Sam Hunt Danielle Hickox Moore Palm Beach County Dog Fanciers Association PetSmart Charities, Inc. Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. Lois Pope Scaife Family Foundation Joanie & Paul Van der Grift $100,000-$249,999 Animal Rescue Force Carol & ( ) Sidney Berman Virginia S. Burke Raymond A. Diaz Fleming Family Foundation Carol & Robert Garvy Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb & Laurie Raber Gottlieb Palm Beach County Dorothy Streicher Margaretta Taylor U.S. Trust FOREVER FRIENDS Forever Friends are persons who have made provisions in their estate plans for support of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. The following major estate gifts have been realized and are actively supporting programs and services for the animals in our care. January 1 December 31, 2016: $1,000,000 & above Peggy & Charles Norton Adams Beverly & Barry Crown Eunice Joyce Gardiner Anne Kunkel Catherine Hyland MacArthur Catherine Parks-Grauer Jane M. & John B. Ryerson $500,000-$999,999 Rodney Wayne Hall Margaret & Edward Jubon Pamela Rank L. Florence Schmidt $100,000-$499,999 Maxine Adler G. Richard Albanese Lillian C. Avera Dorothy G. Baird Barbara Augustus Beer Bette Berry Agnes Bucich Lilabel Catlin Marilyn Chase Zella E. Cleveland Marion T. Coggin Arthur Daly Florence A. & Lawrence J. De George M.P. Dolan Marjorie Dole Sharon Ruby Ellison Louise W. Floeckher Louis J. Gartner Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Grieves Donald Hickman Brian W. Holman Anita Joyce S. Gilbert Kahn Edward F. Kendall Ely & Carl Kreich Doryce Kreiger Gerald Leeds Suzanne Lihme Elizabeth Mackintosh Carolina Mandel Germaine Marvey Dorothy McArthur Robert Mueller Benjamin Ogle Clara Applegate Pollard Kathryn Prutzel Susan C. Rather Martha Cuneo Reed Nina J. Reid Dorothy D. Reilly Marjorie J. Shultis Eyleen D. Simpson Donna Smith Evangeline H. Stevens Jessie Chardin Stewart Betty Streifender Lena Sutton Simone Stakolt Tolksdorf Ronald Tuppen William N. Vaughan Grace K. Warner Ruth K. Weil Matilda White Mollie Wilmot Ellen M. Wojtach PeggyAdams.org 15

16 ANNUAL GIVING The following contributors have made donations between January 1 and December 31, Contributors with a paw print are also members of the Leadership Circle, donors who have made generous 5-year pledges in support of the League. CHAIRMAN S COUNCIL Chairman s Council members are significant annual donors who, each year and every year, create the essential bedrock from which all charitable donations to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League come together to realize our goals. Humanitarian: $100,000 & above The Fortin Foundation of Florida The Eunice Joyce Gardiner Charitable Foundation Ann & Charles B. Johnson PetSmart Charities, Inc. Estate of Marjorie J. Shultis Lesly S. Smith Visionaries: $75,000 - $99,999 Estate of Doris T. Hokkanen with her dogs, Joey & Robin Guardians: $50,000 - $74,999 James D. Berwind Nancy Brougher & the W. Dale Brougher Foundation, Inc. Christina Dennis The Loreen Beiswenger Farish Charitable Foundation The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. Candy & Bill Hamm Vicky & Sam Hunt Jeff Levitetz & the Levitetz Family Foundation, Inc. Danielle Hickox Moore Grand Benefactors: $25,000-$49,999 Raymond A. Diaz Fleming Family Foundation Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb & Laurie Raber Gottlieb Jane & Robert Grace Michele & Howard Kessler Leonard W. Lefeve Charitable Gift Fund Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. L. Florence Schmidt Foundation Joanie & Paul Van der Grift Estate of Axel Zdarsky Benefactors: $10,000-$24,999 Marcia S. Adler Virginia S. Burke Julie & Mike Connors Darbster Companies Drs. Amanda and Andrew Faigen Cathy & Jack Flagg William E. Flaherty, II Connie M. Frankino Carol & Robert Garvy Gillman Family Foundation, Inc. Hill s Pet Nutrition Darlene & Gerald Jordan Jorie Butler Kent Knopf Family Foundation Connie & Peter Lacaillade Carol McCracken Patricia & Edward McLaughlin Linda & Leverett Miller Wanda & James M. Moran Jr. Carole & John Moran Patterson Veterinary Supply Pet Supermarket, Inc. Lois Pope Thomas C. Quick Estate of Jean T. Robertson The Ryerson Charitable Trust Martha & Dwight Schar Margaretta Taylor Susan O. Taylor Cynthia & Terry Taylor U.S. Trust Donald Veenhuis Nancy & Robert Wildrick The Shirley Wurdeman Revocable Trust Grand Patrons: $5,000-$9,999 American Humane Association Animal Farm Foundation Carol & Harold Baxter Rick Berks Margaret S. Bilotti Joanne & Henry Breyer, III Patricia Brickley Ruth & Gordon Cadwgan, Jr. Nancy & Geoffrey Caraboolad Susan Stockard Channing Virginia L. Cook Barbara Dauphin-Duthuit Judith A. Dean Anonymous Linda & J. Barry Donahue Diana & Llwyd Ecclestone Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon Emilia & Jose Fanjul Kathleen Fisher Lydia & Robert Forbes Kate Ford & L. Frank Chopin Renate Franco Carole & Bertram French Isabel & Richard Furlaud The Giangrande Foundation Susan C. Gibson Deborah & Dennis Glass Arlette Gordon Gunster Law Firm Anne & Matthews Hamilton Denise & Dan Hanley Stephen S. Johnson, II Murray & Sylvana Klein Family Foundation Anonymous Karen Krause Gail N. Leach Gretchen & Howard Leach Estate of Margaret Kemp Maddock Pauline & George Michel Military Brake & Alignment Service, Inc. Peggy & Dudley Moore Linda Morway JoAnna & Stephen Myers Paige Rense Noland OSI Restaurant Partners, LLC Joanne Pearson Pet Paradise Resort Daniel E. Ponton Jill Rappaport Katharine & William Rayner Donald M. Rebar Elizabeth Remmert Nancy & William Rollnick Leslie Rose Mae Cadwell Rovensky Foundation Frances G. Scaife Betsy & Paul Shiverick Jane Will Smith Joyce L.M. Sterling Philip Tilearcio Jane & Dean Woodman ANNUAL PATRONS AND FRIENDS Annual Patrons and Friends express through loyal and generous contributions the kind of support essential to sustaining the essential programs and services for the animals in our care. Patrons: $2,500-$4,999 Susan & Larry B. Alexander Nellie Benoit Carol Berman Geraldine Camarda Kim & Ray Celedinas Coach Comp America Mark W. Cook Clare M. Cross Hermé de Wyman Miro Natalie Dejoux Melanie Harris Denney & Earl L. Denney Suzanne & Michael Dodd Gail & Alfred Engelberg Enterprise Holdings Foundation The Evasius Family Stan Fried Private Foundation Darcy & George Gould Tina & Richard Grow Ursula & Jay Gwynne Lorrain & Malcolm Hall Rosemary Harder & Torrence Harder Melinda & Thomas Hassen Linda Albritton & Andrew Helgesen Krista & Jonathan Henley Patricia & Marshall Hilsberg Judith R. Hoffberger Family Foundation 16 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

17 The International Society of Palm Beach, Inc. Jones Foster Johnson & Stubbs, P.A. Jayne T. Keith Judy & Peter Knudsen Life's Abundance Susan Lloyd Roberta H. McLaren Sandy & Bill Meyer Anita & Sam Michaels Priscilla & Donald Miller Catalina & Thomas Miller Virginia L. Mortara NCCI Holdings, Inc. Newman's Own Foundation Jamie & Russell Niemie Jan C. Nixon Nozzle Nolen Alice Pannill PetFirst Pet Insurance Amy & John Phelan Sallie Phillips Margi & Michael Picotte Mary & David Pressly Residence Inn Diane & Anthony Rutgers Gerald R. Seay The Lawrence & Marjorie Stoll Foundation James V. Tigani, Jr. Betsy & Wally Turner United Way of Palm Beach County Lady Karyn Winnington Joann Woodruff Friends: $1,000-$2,499 Leslie Abi-Karam & Scott Fuller Activ4Pets, LLC Advanced Dental Group Genevieve & Aby Ajram Margarita & Edward Allinson AmazonSmile Foundation Cynthia Anderson Susan & Donald Anderson Lisa & Rich Anderson Animals in Need Foundation Marie B. Armstrong William Atterbury, III Nancy & Alexander Auersperg BallenIsles Wildlife Foundation Anonymous Christa B. Z. Barclay Carol & David Barton Blair & Kenneth Beall Frederick H. Bedford, Jr. and Margaret S. Bedford Charitable Foundation Margaret & Marc Bergeron Stephanie Berzinski Cynthia R. Boardman Boca Raton Humane Society Foundation, Inc. Jack Bochonok Dorothy & Bruce Bossidy Elizabeth Bowden Lisa & Jeffrey Bowman Camilla T. & Stephen F. Brauer Crystal Brazzel Jerome S. Broder Rita & Charles Bronfman Jane & Girard Brownlow, III Jolyn & Jean-Guy Brunelle Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Byers Liza & Robert Calhoun Stacia Caplin Kathleen & Adriano Cerasaro Enid Cheatham Joan D. Chorney City Place Retail, L.L.C. Nick Cladis Mary Ann & Michael Clark Patricia A. Clark Gilbert M. Cohen & George P. Gervais Dona & Howard Cohen Russell L. Cohen Ann C. Collins Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties Mark Conaghan Will Corrente Mary Llew & Ben Coulter Julie & Peter Cummings Kie & Haigh Cundy The Danford Foundation, Inc. Carol J. Daniel Jeffrey Davidson The Alvin and Fern Davis Foundation Susan & Thomas Davis Giovanni Di Stadio & Jack E. Lighton Carol Dillard Donna Ditchik JB Dixson Thomas & Nephele Wing Domencich and Schuyler Riley Jayne & Timothy Donahue Linda & John Donegan Ruth W. Dooley Holly & David Dreman Caryl Dyche Joann & Thomas Dye William L. Edwards & Mary Ann Edwards Foundation Hilde & Richard Eliasberg Laura W. Evans Raysa & Alfonso Fanjul Feeling Productions, Inc. Mrs. Alfred J. Fisher Marjorie S. Fisher Fund Larry Flashberg Elias C. Frank Dawn & Charles Frankel, III Gillian S. Fuller Christie & Tim Gannon Elizabeth & Dolf Garcia Jennifer C. Garrigues Annette & Gerald Geddes Donna Gibney Debra & Frederick Goldstein Virginia Gollery Deborah Gonzalez & Howard Bernstein Lance Goodwin Mercedes & Stephen Gotwald Nancy & Peter Gough Kay & Stanley Graber Sherri & John Grace Paula Graham Audrey & Martin Gruss Foundation Beatrice & Randolph Guthrie Judith Haddad Pansy & Hunter Hallowell Vicki Halmos Edward & Julia Hansen Foundation Nicki & J. Ira Harris Frances Hayward Kimberly D. Heeney Flora Heilweil Patricia E. Herbert Jane & Peter Hill Cynthia Hochman Jeanne B. Hogue & Fritz Bell Paul J. Holland Constance Holmes Susan & William Hooper Lynne Hopkins Anonymous Robin & Randy Hunt Eileen & Robert Hunt Mr. & Mrs. M. David Hyman Idexx Laboratories Inn The Dog House Deborah & Gerald Ippolito Eva & Herbert Jacobi Amie Jamieson Elsa M. Jennings Revocable Trust Joey's Home Bakery Gayle & Michael Johnston Hope & Charles Jones Mary A. Kahn-Tuchmann Lynne & Richard Kaiser Michael A. Kamen Miriam & Steve Kimsey Joann & James H. Kirby, Jr. Wyatt Koch Howard Koeppel & Mark Hsaio Barbara & Ralph Kruse Nataly & Ernst Langer Judy Larue & Douglas Long Vicki Lavella Suzanne Lawton Gail & David Leavitt Frayda & George Lindemann Bryce M. Lingo Amy Lipsitz Susan & K. Prescott Low Janet & James Luke Sondra & David Mack Cynthia & Jeffrey Mack Nancy & Edward Madden Anna & William Mann Sally M. Marks & Thomas Schoch Cinde & Craig Martin Helena & Roman Martinez Talbott Maxey Roslynn & John McAtee, Jr. Sydney & Peter McKelvey Paul T. McLaughlin Mimi & Leigh McMakin Grace & Chris Meigher Ross W. W. Meltzer & Victor Figueredo Merck Animal Health - FKA Intervet, Inc. Therese Mersentes Elaine & Yizhaq Merzel Eliza & William Meyer Michele & David Michael FLM Gina Milio Trust Steve Miller Jennifer Mirch Virginia & Alfred Morgan Muffie & Stephen Murray Lucia Musso Marisa & Peter Neckles Newsmax Media Heidi & Richard Nielsen Gerald Niksch Judith Norris North Shore Animal League America Christian Odasso Linda R. Olsson Orangetheory Fitness Jane & James Orthwein Debby & John Oxley The Richard Laurence Parish Foundation Patterson Veterinary Supply Paws & Cherish Pet Cremation Services

18 Mary Ann Perper Louise Pfister Charitable Foundation Posh Pet Hotel, LLC Preissman-Beriro Foundation Katie & James Pressly PTM Electric Francoise Rambach Harvey Rappaport Jennifer & Arthur Redgrave Sona Reese Elizabeth Reich Sally & Brooks Ricca Miriam & John Richards The Margery Roberts Foundation Joan C. Rogers Lisa Rosenberg Ardath B. Rosengarden Susan & E.B. Ross Cynthia Rupp Serina & Jorge Sanchez Sand Pointe LLC SBA Communications, Inc. Scenthound Holdings, LLC Karen & Donald Schefmeyer Glorvina Schwartz Donald B. Scott, Jr. The Crew of M/Y Scout Leezy Sculley Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley Jolene & Larry Shapiro Diana L. Shields The Sholley Foundation, Inc. Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation Jacqueline A. Sims Gregg Sjoquist Nora & Murray Solomon South Florida Water Management District Parke D. Sprague & Leona H. Campbell Spred the Dub Jan R. Steele Rita E. Stein Lenore Steiner Steven S. Stolman & Richard A. Wilkie Patti-Ann & Andrew Storch Kristl & John Story Eleanor & John Sullivan Jane A. Sykes Merle & Fred Tausig Templer Family Foundation Jane & William Told Talia A. Tripp & Chris Diserio Terrianne Tuskes United Way of Greater Portland Uptown Art Judy & Fritz Van der Grift Brenda Van Der Mije Velocity Community Credit Union Very Important Paws J Wagner LLC Dr. Mary Frances S. Walde & William Walde Ivor & Carlton Ward Lotsie & Fielder Webster Teryn & Karl Weintz Westreich Finaly Foundation, Inc. Whitesell Construction Company Rita & Bill Williams Carol Willner Norma & John Winzell Wrightson Ramsing Foundation Barbara J. Zech Deceased. We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. When mistakes and misunderstandings occur, we act quickly to resolve the issue. Please contact us if you have a question or concern at Thank You for helping Make a Difference in 2016! Have you ever wanted to add a pet to your family, but you just couldn t? If you are someone who wants to watch over the canine and feline residents in our dog and cat adoption centers, in a way that hovers above the rest, then please become one of our Guardian Angels. A Guardian Angel funds the care of our resident cats or dogs in a specific condo or kennel. Thus, during your year as a Guardian Angel, you ll be helping a number of pets as they await their permanent home. Your status will be recognized with a card on your sponsored condo or kennel naming you, your family, or your business as that pet s Guardian Angel. You ll also receive a certificate and a special angel pin. Anyone who visits the shelter will be reminded of your generosity. The average cost of care for a dog or cat in our program is $19 a day and the average length of stay with us is 30 days. 18 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Sponsorships: $150 Small Cat Condo $250 Large Cat Condo or Dog Kennel $3,000 Archangel, provides the full care for 10 animals for a year Guardian Angels 1/1/16 12/31/16 Linda and Bill Caval Nance and George Crockett The Evasius Family Archangel Susan Eyth Patricia and Marshall Hilsberg Archangel Cherie and Vince Jackson Stephen S. Johnson, II Archangel Clare M. Lazarow Alexandra Reid Steve Sinclair Mel Tomberg Linda M. Weissman Kyle Whitcomb Barry Willette The Wycliffe Country Club Women s Travel Club For more information, please contact Kim Hanson: or k.hanson@peggyadams.org

19 In Memoriam 2016 When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure. ~ Author Unknown We would like to express our condolences to those who have lost loved ones. While they have left our community in life, their legacies will live on forever because of the special donations that have been made in their memories. (Gift Information from October 1 to December 31, 2016) Abby Dawn Aberwald Ace Ali Amber Dr. Anthony H. Anderson Judy Angel Angel Annie Archie Ari Ariel Linda Armstrong Arny Reba Arteca Steve Ayres Baby Batchelor Bailey Melanaie Rose Baker Ashley Nicole Baldwin Baxter Beau Pup Beauty Red Begtrup Bella Bella & Sandi Jason S. Bellemare Cooper Bender-Feltner Bentley Bentley,Max,Domi,Bella & Scarlett Betsy Bettes Biscuit Blackjack,Lily & Penny BooBoo Bouba & Cande Evelyn Bouton Emily Hannah Box Brandi Brandon Brandon Alexander, Daisy May & Josh Brandy Annabelle Brija Neva & George Brockway Eunice & Sidney Brodsky Brownie Buba Buddy Buffy & Creampuff Bunky, Gigi, Farina & Little Nike Deuce Burke Buster Callie, Amber & Precious Canelo Richard Capobianco Capone, Skylar, Champ & Dinger Elvin Elvy Carmody Casey Casey, Sammy & Flo Casper Mercedes Cassidy Carolyn Chapman Charlie & Missy Fabian Chavez Chelsea Elizabeth Chessy Chester Choto, Bendy, BoBo & Casey Mr. Minn Christian Cindy,Heide,Brandy & Sasha Lynne Clare Charles H. Clark Clifford Coco Coconut Louis Cohen Stanley Cohen Edward B. Coleman Durban Coller Rebecca Cook Papito Cooke Cookie Cootie,Sparky,Mikey, Peaches & Little Gloria Chuck Corwin Maxine Cramer Mary Stair Crane Jessica Criddle Barry & Bev Crown Curley Daisey Boy Daisy Daisy, Alex, Jasmine, Annie, Lucy & Billy Dasher Amtrak De La Pena Oakley Debbs Dexter Digit Diva Edward & Mary Doerge Domino Doris Ralph Dugan Dulcina, Rusty, Tico, Sadie & Murphy Duncan, Alex & Penelope Dusty Dusty, Peaches & Dakota Shadow, Lily & TJ Edelstein Slick Ellert Jon David Evans Tierne Kopko Ewing Helen & Theodore Eyth Gordon Fahy "Fat Cat" David Faulkner Baby Fawcett Maggie Felde Barbara Felice Felix Tom Ferguson Jasmine Ferricane Cali Fishman Edwin Fitzpatrick Floppie, Ruger & Asia Fluffy & Cha-Chi Foxy, Mom Sock, Agatha, Shorts Jr., Baby K, Angel, Precious & Bobo Francois Frankie Freckles, Tiger, Tuffy, Toby & Sunshine Fritz, Pookie, Herman, Bear, Bojack and Monty Stewart Mary Ann Fugardi G.G. Maggie Gallagher Rylee Garvin Rudy Gelda Terry Geltz Barclay Gergans Roxy Giller Ginger Ginger Pup Gizmo Larry Goldenberg Barnie Google Larry Gordon Bob & Martha Gottfried Grady Greenie Harriet Gribens Paul Gurney Anya Harden Harley E. M. Harrell Hank Hart Barbara Hastings Cami Hastings Deogie Hayes Heidi Helga Elaine Heller Helmsley Bear Helton Hemmingway "Big Un" Henson Terra Lee Herbert Jess Herman Hermione Angel Hetherton KoKoMo Higgins Sassy & Chelsea Higgins Tobias Highberg Toddy Hill Missy Hinson Kay A. Hoover William House, Sr. Snowflake Hueneke Indio Indy Jack,Socks & Stormy Jackster Jade Jeze Jezebelle Jinny Jack Johnson JoJo, Daisy & Lucy Howard Jonas Irene Jones Edward S. Joseph Kahlua Kashmir Frank Kasper Alfred Kassack Gregory Kauffman, Jr. Kayla Kellie Bailey Summer Kenski Kia Kiki & Maggie Kimmie Henry King Vicky Linn Kinsey Kitchie Sheldon Klein Spot Kline Dixie Kobus Bernard M. Komer Marc Kramer Thumper Krause Mary Kropog Elva Kuebler Donna D. Kurty Alaska LaDue Carmen Lagouri Leo Nancy C. Leonard Noodles & Lady Levin Jake & Laddy Levy Lilly Lily Linda & Grisly Mochy Lirio Lola Miko Lovelady Lucky Lucky & Tilly Luna Mackenzie Maddie Maggie Maggie "2" Mary Frances Mahoney Makasi Mollie Malone Kevin Maloney Mandy Marco Mario Elliot Martin Marvin Barbara Marx Mason George Maulden Max Max,Henry & Willy Nancy McCartney Amy McConville Michael McDougal Meghan McGivney Eleanor Mendelson Vinnie Metzler Mia Mickey Rose Mien Mikki & Brandy Millie Pumpkin Mirkin Smokie Mirkin Missy Misty Mittens & Crystal Mitzi Mollie Mollie Moo Moo Molly Foster Moree Motica & Oreo Motzie Tracey Mousa Mr. Gus Muffin Narla Nemo Nelson Nicotra Nigel Nikki & Benji Nino Seth Nordon Arlene Orlinsky Donald A. Orlovsky Oscar & Bailey Oscar & Candy Oz Ozzy & Sebastian Panda Pangy Ginger & Hobie Pascale Pasha Payton Peaches, Buster, Frisbe, Mar Mar & Gretchen Pebbles Peekaboo PeeWee & Teddy Ringo Peler Pennylane Pepper & Baron Pepper, Sheba & Natasha Pi Piper Pita Pookie Pool Man and The Fidget Poopie Pretty Girl Audrey Prince Princesse Pumpkin & Smokie Jonathan Raffalow Linda Ram Randy, Ginger & Sunnie Raven Reba Rebel Redford Malachi Reilly Elizabeth Remmert Rex & Regina Emma & Ricky Pumpkin Rikas Riley Riley & Tarzan Frankie & Paige Hendrix Rivera Rocky Rosie Rosie may Cody Roxton Roxy Royal Kitty Ruddock Johnathan Ruffalow Rowdy,Lola,Ike & Tina Rupp Rusty Sabrina Grace Sackin Sadie Sonny Saex Salty & Pepper Sam Sam, Snowball & Puddles Samanatha Samanta Sambo, Napoleon, Laura & Obie Sammie & Gambie Samppa Sasha Sasha & Byron Sassafras Satin & Lacey Robert B. Sattizahn Steven Mark Saunders Savannah & Ruby Arden Schrader Shirley Schulbaum Leo Schultz Irene Seabridge Eva Searcy Sensei Sergio, Chester, Nicola & Ethel Robert "Bob" Serviss Sexy Shadow Sharky Kate Sharp Shiloh Skeeter, Chuck & Danny Boy Skittles Smokey Snow Ball Snuggles & Squiggles Socks Sonny Sierra Sorazen Sparkey Spike Spot Spyro, Kalinka, Sheena, Fiona & Renny Star & Peanut Paul Stehnach Barry Steinberg Fritz,Pookie,Herman, Bear, Bojack & Montey Stewart Ricky Stiles Suka, Polo & Frank Val Suprun The Beags The M's Tiger Tigger Tinkerbell Tiny Tippy, Rocky & Princess Tobi Toby Ron Topper Tortola Tor Z. Towers Trouble Nikki Tschada Tucher Maggie Mae Turner Tux Gunny Ugalde Virginia Gwen Vogel Butch Walters Megan Walters Celie Rose Warg Jesse Weiner Flash White Winston Valerie M. Wolos Woofy Carmela Wuttke Yang-Tze Yunny Zack & Doppler Zeke Zeus & Lu-Lu Myrna Zilinsky Zippo, Patti & Chic Zorro & Kodie We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. When mistakes and misunderstandings occur, we act quickly to resolve the issue. Please contact us if you have a question or concern at

20 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League s 2016 Year in Review Our Promise to the Animals Humane Care Quality of Life Life-Long Loving Homes Spay/Neuter to Control Overpopulation 45,234 Total number of cats and dogs benefited by League programs and services 5,781 Pets placed in loving homes (highest adoption year in our 91 year history) 7,594 Lost, injured or homeless cats and dogs were provided temporary shelter 6,818 Lost, injured or homeless cats and dogs were brought to us by Palm Beach County residents 776 Cats and dogs transferred in from Animal Care and Control and other local rescues 333 Lost pets were reunited with their grateful guardians 16,167 Total Number of Spay and Neuter Surgeries (includes shelter surgeries) 9,176 The number of cats and dogs spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped at no cost to the community through grant funding 12,012 Pets fed through Peggy s Pantry Food Bank 9,475 Affordable vaccinations provided for cats and dogs 1,809 Number of cats and dogs cared for by the League s Foster Program Volunteers, animals who were either too young or had health/behavioral issues needing to be addressed before entering our adoption program 860 The number of dogs attending free and low-cost training classes with their people 406 Active volunteers (20 hours or more each month) donated 69,575 hours 70,620 The number of calls handled by our staff and volunteers in the Call Center New in The mission to establish the new neonatal Kitten Nursery at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League has been accomplished and now the work begins... Since opening July 8th, 270 kittens have learned how to eat, how to clean themselves, and how to bond, thanks to the round-the-clock care essential for survival. Kitten Nursery graduates move into our Foster Care program until they are ready for spay/neuter surgery and then into our Adoption program where they find their forever homes. Follow