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ROWAN, ADOPTED 2019

2019 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT

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FOSTER KITTENS, ADOPTED 2020

VISIONCompanion animals reside in loving homes.

Communities respectfully co-exist with wildlife.

MISSIONTo lead the way toward a compassionate and caring community for all animals.

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DEAR SUPPORTERS,To many of us, 2019 seems like a lifetime ago. Indeed, it was part of a different era… an era in which we were free to travel, not afraid to shake hands, and more confident in our health and well-being.

For me, 2019 started with travelling cross-country from Virginia to Pasadena to meet with members of the Pasadena Humane Board of Directors and staff. Fortunately, as a result of those meetings, I was offered the opportunity of a lifetime… the honor of serving as President & CEO of this remarkable organization.

My love for Pasadena Humane has continued to grow ever since June 2019, when another cross-country trip brought me and my family here to stay. It’s hard for me to remember a time when I was not a part of this organization. I feel like I have found the place where I was meant to be.

What I have seen recently from our team in response to the COVID-19 crisis has inspired in me a deep admiration of and appreciation for the heroes of Pasadena Humane… the staff who rescue animals and provide life-saving care, the foster volunteers, the donors... in fact, each and every one of you who is a part of this organization.

Someone once said, “An optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” We are a community of optimists! We are seizing upon this opportunity to envision an even better way of protecting animals and helping the people who love them.

An annual report is an opportunity to look back on our accomplishments in the previous year and to express our deep appreciation to all who helped to make those accomplishments possible. It was a wonderful year, and I hope you will enjoy reading about the lives you saved.

We are confident in our future and determined to make 2020 even better. In executing our new three-year strategic plan, Pasadena Humane will continue to grow and evolve to meet the needs of this community during good times and bad, just as we have done for over a century.

I am so thankful to be a part of this organization’s history and to join all of you in working together to lead the way toward a more compassionate and caring community for all animals.

Thank you for your support!

With heartfelt gratitude,

Dia DuVernetPresident & CEOPasadena Humane ACE, ADOPTED 2020

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CHARLIE, ADOPTED 2019

4,962ADOPTIONS

IN 2019

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UNSTOPPABLE SPIRITHarriet was found wandering the streets, covered in fleas and dragging her back legs behind her. Our medical team determined that she was permanently paralyzed. Still, Harriet had a joyful spirit, greeting new people as fast as her little front legs would carry her. We were determined to give her the best quality of life possible, and thanks to our wonderful donors, we were able to purchase a wheelchair for her. Finally, Harriet could run — and she ran right into the arms of her adopter, Janice. Even though Harriet’s story had a sad beginning, there’s nothing but happiness ahead.LEVI, ADOPTED 2020

ADOPTIONSMatching homeless pets with new families is at the core of what we do. In 2019, we found homes for 1,730 dogs, 2,857 cats, and 375 other critters. The majority of adoptable animals come to us from our 11 animal control service areas as strays, owner surrenders or abandoned. We also partner with shelters throughout Southern and Central California to bring at-risk pets to our shelter for adoption. In 2019, we transfered in 715 dogs, cats and critters.

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1,166KITTENS FOSTEREDIN 2019

FOSTER KITTENS, ADOPTED 2020

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FOSTERIn 2019, 480 foster families fostered 1,441 pets. Our foster program expanded its kitten program to easily allow any person who found kittens to foster them with the full support of the foster team. Because community members like you stepped up to foster kittens, we saved 100% of healthy kittens. We also launched three new foster programs for adult animals in 2019: Foster Field Trip, Foster Sleepover and Foster to Adopt.

SURVIVING CRUELTY Bluebell and her brother were just days old when they were thrown out the window of a truck right in front of our shelter. The poor kittens suffered numerous scrapes and cuts. Fortunately, a good Samaritan alerted us to the kittens, and even offered to take them home and bottle feed them. Once weaned, the kittens returned to our nursery. Bluebell eventually lost her tail as a result of her injuries, and her stub is the only reminder of her rough start to life. She now knows nothing but love with her new family.

MUSHU, ADOPTED 2019

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36,673ANIMAL CONTROL CALLS IN 2019

BABY PIG, ADOPTED 2020

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ANIMAL CONTROLAnimal control officers are our first responders in the field. They are always ready to help an animal in need, whether it be a stray dog running down a busy street, an orphaned kitten seeking warmth in a car engine, or a report of animal cruelty or neglect. In 2019, our officers were deployed in service to our 11 animal control contract areas: Altadena, Arcadia, Bradbury, Glendale, La Cañada, La Crescenta-Montrose, Monrovia, Pasadena, San Marino, Sierra Madre, and South Pasadena.

SAVED FROM THE STREETSArriving on the scene at a Pasadena drug store, our animal control officer found two tiny kittens struggling to survive. The orange tabby siblings, Coraline and Wybee, were underweight, dehydrated, and suffering from severe eye infections. The officer knew the kittens needed to get back to the shelter for urgent medical care. An emergency veterinary exam revealed the kitten’s eyes were beyond repair and needed to be removed. The veterinary team was able to save one of Coraline’s precious eyes and, as the pair recovered, it became clear that Coraline was becoming her brother’s “seeing eye kitten.” Soon the kittens were adopted into a loving home to begin a new chapter of their lives together.

FRANKLIN, ADOPTED 2020

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5,825SPAY/NEUTERSIN 2019RU, ADOPTED 2018

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MEDICAL Our veterinary health team oversees the wellbeing of all animals who enter the shelter, ensuring they receive timely and compassionate care. In 2019, we created programs to treat ringworm and parvo, as well as established an Intensive Care Unit, in our new shelter medicine division. Our veterinary health team expanded from two to six veterinarians, each uniquely qualified to handle different areas of shelter veterinary health, including emergency, internal, shelter, and wildlife medicine, as well as high volume spay/neuter and general surgery.

BEATING THE ODDSWhen Sunny arrived at Pasadena Humane it was immediately apparent she was very sick. She was lethargic and quickly fading. Our medical team recognized these all too common symptoms and confirmed that Sunny was suffering from parvo, a deadly virus that mainly affects unvaccinated puppies. Sunny was quickly transferred to our new Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where she received continuous supportive care. After a few weeks of treatment, she successfully overcame the life-threatening virus. We are happy to report that Sunny was soon adopted by a loving family and is now living her best life. STACH, ADOPTED 2019

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BABY SQUIRRELS, BROUGHT TO PASADENA HUMANE IN 2020

2,186 WILD ANIMALS BROUGHT TO PASADENA HUMANE IN 2019

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WILDLIFEOur Wildlife program serves a dual purpose — to provide care for injured, orphaned and ill wild animals and to educate the community to peacefully coexist with our wild neighbors. To better serve the wild animals that come through our doors, we expanded our team to include one wildlife veterinarian and 4 full time wildlife staff members. The wildlife team led a series of sold -out Coyote Safety workshops and launched a text-based wildlife helpline to respond to wildlife inquiries in real time.

WORKING TOGETHER TO SAVE LIVESIn the height of wildlife season, our team noticed a strange new trend. The majority of baby squirrels arriving at the shelter were getting very sick with no obvious explanation. Our wildlife rehabilitation team worked tirelessly to both care for the squirrels and get to the bottom of this medical mystery, utilizing relationships with national exotic and wildlife veterinary experts across the country. Dozens of phone calls, discussions and tests later, we finally had an answer. Our baby squirrels were diagnosed with a parasite that had never been seen in fox squirrels on the west coast! With a diagnosis in hand, we tailored our treatment to help the squirrels recover.

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95,760PET PANTRY

MEALS SERVED IN 2019

WINSTON, ADOPTED 2018

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HELPING PAWSThe Helping Paws program provides free and low-cost essential services to pet owners in need of extra support. In 2019, Helping Paws provided 1,020 pets with vaccines, microchips, spay/neuter, critical food and care supplies, temporary boarding and other services. Throughout the year, our food bank grew to support 299 families and 593 pets.

KEEPING PETS WITH THEIR PEOPLEMany owners have to make the heartbreaking decision to surrender their animals to a shelter simply because they can’t afford to care for them anymore. Fred and his partner, Rose, were both unemployed and finding it difficult to afford the essentials for their cat, Napoleon, and dog, Coco. Through our Helping Paws program, Napoleon and Coco were able to receive their vaccines, and Coco got her spay surgery at no cost. Fred and Rose have also received pet food at our monthly Food Bank. Our Helping Paws program helped Fred and Rose keep their beloved pets and we could not be happier for the entire family.

FRIDA, ADOPTED 2020

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1,716 VOLUNTEERS

IN 2019

Volunteers are critical to every aspect of our organization. Our dedicated team of volunteers gave 61,032 hours of their time in 2019. Volunteers were welcomed into new programs like ICU Cuddlers, ringworm treatment, Foster Field Trip and Foster Sleepover. Each volunteer orientation welcomed an average of 120 new volunteers to the program and we increased new volunteer onboarding by 17% over the previous year.

BOOMERANG, ADOPTED 2019

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SHELTER SHOP & DOG BOARDINGThe Shelter Shop has provided pet supplies to our community for decades. We carry a variety of high quality food, treats, toys and essentials like flea preventatives and ID tags. In 2019, our store generated $184,105 in profit for the shelter animals and logged more than 14,000 transactions. Plus, 1,391 dogs were booked to board into our boarding kennels.

BEHAVIOR & TRAININGOur behavior team oversees training and enrichment for both our community’s pets and shelter animals. In 2019, we added a clicker training workshop and a reactive rovers support group. For our shelter pets, we increased the number of dog playgroups, an essential tool for reducing anxiety during a dog’s shelter stay, and started cat training with the help of Jackson Galaxy’s Cat Pawsitive program.

LEIA, ADOPTED 2020

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2,967 KIDS EDUCATED

IN 2019

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COMMUNITY OUTREACHBeing an integral part of our community is part of the fabric of our organization. In 2019, we did 94 Wiggle Waggle Wagon events, 61 campus tours, and our pet-assisted therapy teams made 395 visits to libraries and residential facilities. New events for 2019 included a workshop with advocate and social media influencer Kitten Lady, an evening of Cat Man Bingo, and a live recording of The Purrrcast podcast.

HUMANE EDUCATIONFostering compassion and care in young animal lovers is central to our mission. In 2019, we welcomed 2,967 Kids for Animals, children and teens under the age of 18 who engaged with us through kids programming, tours, volunteering and service projects. Our Howlin’ Halloween family event had over 200 guests, and we launched Scout Sunday, a new educational program for scouts ages 5-11.

RAMEN, ADOPTED 2019

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2019SHELTERSTATSThank you to our community for your support. With your help we were able to expand our impact in 2019.

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BOBBY, ADOPTED 2020

PASADENA HUMANE

2019 DONOR LISTThank you to the generous donors who supported us in 2019.

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HEROES CIRCLE GIFTS

SUPERHEROES ($50,000+)San Marino Motor ClassicValerie and Aaron Weiss

BENEFACTORS ($25,000 - $49,999)AnonymousCapital Group Elizabeth M. Falk FoundationFlora L. Thornton FoundationSandra and Richard GoodspeedBeverly C. MarksburyNancy and Al PlamannT.S. and K.D. Glide Foundation

GUARDIANS ($10,000 - $24,999)AnonymousDarlene and Harry Lambert FoundationThe Donald Slavik Family FoundationClare and John GordonEdwina and Robert GreenspanYasuko and Keiichi ItakuraJudy and Robert Waller FoundationCarol KirbyBarbara KoskoKroha Casner Family FoundationMaxine and William LambuthMcCreight FoundationAmy and Jason MatthesOdyssey Group FoundationPetco FoundationRed Hot Chili PeppersReiling Family FoundationBobbie L. RussingSarah and Darrell SpenceRichard TucciJoAnn TurovskyLiza and Fred VanceVCA Animal Hospitals

LYCHEE, ADOPTED 2019

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ADVOCATES ($5,000 – $9,999)Albertsons Companies and Vons FoundationMary and Nicholas AlexanderGrace R. AndersonDeborah BabcockThomas BilichBolton FoundationBetty and Henry BotzbachGabrielle BruverisCat TownSherrill and Paul ColonyAndrae CorriganRaymond DelphenisMartha and Bill DenzelSteve DernhamDigiStack, Inc.Jonathan EndicottEthel Frends Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., TrusteeFred GaskinGGE Foundation, Inc.Hahn & Hahn LLP, LawyersCynthia and Robert HallHelix FoundationPatsy HoSharon and David KirchheimerDr. Rodanthi C. KitridouKPCC - Southern California Public RadioCarol and Bob McCraryPatricia MacLarenElizabeth M. McLaughlinLynn Howe Myers and Gerald MyersPacific Union Community Giving FundThe Pet Care FoundationPetSmart CharitiesResnik Family FoundationJane Sell and Robert Pierre, M.D.Edmund and Mary Shea Family FoundationStoneTapert Insurance ServicesSymonds FoundationVCA CharitiesWalmilly Foundation

Anne and Wil WheatonThomas D. WilsonRobin Zakoor PARTNERS ($2,500 – $4,999)AmazonSmile FoundationAmerican Scenic DesignAustin Pets AliveMolly Ballantine and David SeligSandra and Dan BaneBeverly and John BiberCheryl A. BodePatricia BucklinShirley and Edward ButterworthGlenn Camhi and Paul Anthony FelixCat Adoption TeamCitizens Business BankJane CookTim FerreiraMary Ann and Bob FidlerJessica FloresSam GardnerCatherine Hutto GordonKathy GuentherSamantha and Eric HeerPriscilla and Gary HoeckerSteve G. JohnsonJoy and Dr. Bruce H. JonesLaura KernKrogerLos Angeles Turf Club, Inc.Kristin and Randolph McAfeeWeta and Allen MathiesMichelson Found Animals FoundationGail and Robert MillerHerbert MontenegroJoanne S. MoranDiane and Trevor MorrisLouise NeibyOrphan Kitten ClubGary OsheroffElaine Pallemon

Pet Food ExpressPets For The Elderly FoundationSterling PileJeannie Garr RoddyBethania RodriguezTari and Joseph RokusTeresa SotoDiane W. StevensCheryl and Craig StewartLisa and David TakataKathlene and Tetsu TanimotoValerie Lisa TesauroShari and Brian ThomasVroman’s BookstoreMark W. WallerWalt Disney Company FoundationMichelle WatkinsWestern Asset Management CompanyJennifer Thornton WielandElissa C. WilliamsLynne WrightMonica Zamora FRIENDS ($1,000 – $2,499)Albemarie SPCA, Inc.All Good Dogs, LLCAndersen’s Pet ShopNancy and Robert AsherEdward AveriB.P.O. Elks, Pasadena Lodge No. 672Gwen and Guilford BabcockSusan BabcockBonita BaileyGeorge BallBank of the WestAngela BaoKatherine Solaini BarnardSidney BarneyBarry Family FoundationMonty BasileEric BauerJennifer and John Berger

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Sandy and Greg BernardsLouise BhangBill Hannon FoundationMatthew BirkettCornelia BloomerPeter BoardmanJane Brackman and Rod HolcombMarjorie E. BrannBryant Family FoundationAnnette and Sheldon BullChristopher T. BurnerLida C. and Bill BushloperJanelle and Clark ByamDouglas BysKathy Cahill and Lawrence Morrison The California Wellness FoundationDonna CampbellPatricia CappsLynda D. CaryDawn Amanda CashieAnne F. CelonaCharleston Animal SocietyLiwen ChenChris Williams ConstructionChristen C. & Ben H. Garrett Family FoundationMarty and Bruce CoffeyRobert E. ColvettJean M. CostanzaCourtney & Kurt Inc.Dona and Gordon CrawfordMichael CrowleyJudith and Bryant DannerBonnie DavisDonald A. DavisJanet and Edgar DavisLaura L. DavisMarsha DavisBarbara and John DawsonRolf DonathDowsha, LLCJanet and Larry Duitsman

Mia and Brian DunnDia DuVernet and Pierce TylerEast West BankCarolyn and Martin EberhardJane and Robert EttingerEye Care For AnimalsNancy Fairchild and Greg BorehamMitsuko and David FeltonBill Ferguson and Eric OngMimi and Ed FisherSuzanne and Robert FlahertyJean and Al FohrerWilliam FongGillan and Greg FrameRandy FreedmanEva G. FriedmanAnita and Haley FromholzGary GausmanBrendan GibbsRaquel GobenNicole and Ryan GonzalesLinda GormanEdith GradyCheryl L. GraffiNellie A. GrahamCarol A. GrosvenorGina GurewitzH. Leslie and Elaine S. Hoffman FoundationHeather and Paul HaagaJames A. HallMatthew W. HallMarilyn and Richard HansenSandra HarrisThe Hart Family Charitable FundTina and Jim HartDona HatcherHannelore and Ewald HeerJeffrey P. HermannMark HickmanErika HinzmanJohn E. HoffmanHamilton Holmes

Sandra and Ara HovanesianEric HsiaoKay HuangMarjorie and Jack HudesIntegrated Office Technology, LLCTakashi ItoJames E. IvesMillard W. Jacobs, Jr.Adam JonesJ.D. Jones

LOKI, ADOPTED 2018

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Delia JordanJoseph A. and Jeannette E. Herron FundCharles KaczinskiMichelle R. KellnerLisa A. KenyonRita D. KernenKaren Kiefaber and R.J. SimensenSi-Young KimJohn KinikinPenny KirbyAnnette and Gerald KnaptonKnight Insurance ServicesNora and Matt KoskenmakiElizabeth KraftLillie and Donald KrautCarol and John KullukCarol KunertMichael KwiatkowskiSheila and Alan LamsonBonnie and Henry LandsbergJames LaneJoan W. LarsenLaureen LatimerSharon Laubach and Andrew MishkinJia Shi LeeLee & AssociatesGeorge LiTheresa and Simon LiLee LitchyCarol LucasDenise and Joseph LumardaKenneth P. MacauleyMary and Daniel McCluerMary and Brendan McCrackenKaren and Kevin McManusDavid McMenaminThomas McVittieMaddie’s FundLillian and Marco MaimoneKaren and Richard MandevilleShirley ManningDiane Marcussen

Carolyn Martin and Mark PedowitzLavonne (Tiger) MartinSusan D. MartynecLaura A. MatzKathy and Jim MeagherCarolyn K. MetcalfLeslie Modie and Steven HansonDeedee MuellerCarol MunchAdam MyattMargaret and Ananth NatarajanNational Charity League, Inc., San Marino Area ChapterChristiaan J. NiksPatrick NixonNorthrop Grumman CharityRobert NowickiRonald OkudaVicki and Gary OlsonMollie and Stuart O’MelvenyOne West BankMaggie OuthousePacific LifeSunandha Pagadalu and Nicholas FilippiM. Helen PashgianPedigree FoundationJudith and Richard PejsaPatricia Pena-Hoelscher and James HoelscherSusan PetelikAlexis and Robert PhillipsThomas PicoPledgeling FoundationLinsee L. RamsayTom RatanavarahaCaroline T. ReedSusan ReidAnthony RiboliRKD Alpha DogValerie RoddyLee RossJoan O. RoudenbushSan Francisco SPCA

BAMBOO, ADOPTED 2012

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Hope SchneiderBronwyn E. SchrammAnthony SchwarzRayann ScolnickKaren K. SeabrookThe Seiter Family FoundationLance SemkusMary SerlesLake SetzlerThe Shade StoreCheryl ShartsisThe Shea FoundationJohn ShearJan and Carl SiechertSasha SimonKaren SisnerosErin and Michael SlessorMikel H. SnowEarlyn T. SpectorSt. Hubert’s Animal Welfare CenterAnn H. StewartKaren StrackaDanielle StrancElizabeth SubersPhilip SwanJulie Swayze and Steven BowieMarcus TanimotoConcepcion and Ralph TerrazasElizabeth and David ThompsonTokio Marine Management, Inc.Mary J. TraynorJean TruebloodUser Error Productions, Inc.Emily and Heath VicenteMichele I. VogtWarren VollingerW.M. Keck FoundationWag HotelsTeagan WallJane WallaceJonathan WattersRicki Diane Weinberger and Alan Neil Willson

Jill WeinleinRobert WhiteNorman WilcoxSusan and Dennis WilliamsonAnn and David WilsonAnne M. WilsonKymberli D. WinterCarol and Edward Wong Christine Wong and Jeff LightDora WongXi YouNancy ZimmerBarbara A. Zimmermann and Bill Christian

PLANNED GIFTSThe Callier Family TrustCarolyn Ceirco TrustCharlotte Fairchild TrustDale D. Buboltz TrustDiane Owens EstateElizabeth Jane Ross EstateEstate of Angeleta May MurrayEstate of Emily StorrowEstate of Frederick S. RailtonEstate of Helene KostakisEstate of Joseph A. LevyFrances and Earl Clapp Family Survivor’s TrustHutton-Pet Protection SocietyThe Jardon Family TrustJ.B. and Emily Van Nuys TrustThe Julia Campbell TrustKent L. Reeve and Diane M. Reeve Revocable Family Living TrustLoretta Lorencs TrustThe Louise Bonasera TrustMs. Marinell Wright Minifred V. Mock Charitable TUW

The Nance TrustNancy Hamrick Revocable TrustThe Olga B. Harris Charitable TrustSandra L. Sanchez Revocable TrustJohn Sartinsky

1903 SOCIETY(FORMERLY LEGACY SOCIETY)

Jim Avedikian and K.M. EvansDr. Julia BaileyCynthia BentonBeverly and John BiberDelores and William BingCarol A. BollmanVicki and Robert BondJane Brackman and Rod HolcombTherasa BrandtRita and David BuchanAnnette and Sheldon BullJoseph BurkeBetye BurtonLida C. and Bill BushloperRobert CameronElizabeth Richer CampoPhillip CaronS. Ileana CataldoJohanna ChristensenMarty and Bruce CoffeyKaren CohenSherrill and Paul ColonySalvatore Cornacchio

Our 1903 Society honors those who have demonstrated unwavering support that will last beyond a lifetime by including us in their wills, life insurance, IRAs, trusts or other estate plans. These legacy gifts will help to ensure that we will be able to care for animals most in need well into the future. If you have already made plans for a future gift, please let us know so that we may thank you! If you would like information on how to become part of the 1903 Society, please call 626.792.7151 ext. 123 or email development@pasadenahumane.org.

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Marianne CortlandElizabeth CovertMichael CrowleyLaura L. DavisDorothy L. DenneMartha and Bill DenzelKira and Brian DeputyGerda D’NinoM. Lucia DonahueKaril DrakeMia and Brian DunnJacqueline DziakPatricia M. EvansDeborah and Scott FaberMimi and Ed FisherGillan and Greg FrameJean W. GalbraithGilbert GarciaDr. Peter GelkerBeth and Gregorio GiacintoNancy GonzalezMarilyn GoudzwaardEdith GradyJohn F. HaecklMark HarmsenJanice Nelson Hayes and Doug HayesChristina HeathDr. James HopkinsSandra and Ara HovanesianJames E. IvesDenise L. JacksonThelma JarvisLynda Jenner and Patrick J. Whaley Sharon Johnson and Alan FrisbieJ.D. JonesTina M. JudkinsEsther L. KentLisa A. KenyonBrenda and Pat KnoxElizabeth KraftJanice L. KramerDebi and Scott Kroman

Sheila and Alan LamsonBonnie and Henry LandsbergNancy LeskyCharmaine K. LiccardiDavid LoppRobin McCarthyMichael McFeeDianne L. MaccaryCeferina and Michael MargolinBeverly C. MarksburyDr. Sachiko Matsunaga and Dr. Geoffrey MiddlebrookMarice Hope MershonJeanne MignardSue and Michael MillsMartha L. MittelstadtLeslie Modie and Steven HansonRoberta and Earl MoreheadLaura MorganSally E. MosherEva Birgitta MulliganLyn Munro and Bob BarberMarilyn and Roger NemravaThomas David OrmondJane E. OsickCharlotte and John ReithRanelle ReschMarisa ReyesMargaret E. RingeAdriane T. RogersJoel RosenbergFlorida and Garrett RowlanMaria J. RozyczkaDr. Terry SantosThomas E. SawyerBronwyn E. SchrammAndrea and Lacy Lynn SchweitzerGaynor ScottPatricia ScottDiane SeidelLynn and Wayne SemainDonna Simms

Earlyn T. SpectorRita Stephenson and Andrew ArdenDanielle StrancStephanie StroutJulie Swayze and Steven BowieMartin SzyleykoEllen N. TchartoriskyJeanne TempletonFlora and Sanford TishermanAngie Valle and Russell GlauberHolland E. Van DierenJudith A. VidorIvana VlckovaVictoria Von BrauchitschNancy T. WalkerThomas WeissSusan WelchMark WillardElissa C. WilliamsThomas D. WilsonPeter WoodClea WrightNancy and Alton WrightDenise and Robert ZeilstraShumin Zhen and John BattleBarbara A. Zimmermann and Bill ChristianBirdie and Martin Zitnick

CAMPAIGN TO SAVE LIVESKarla and Stephen BerentsenAndrea Van De Kamp

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GIFTS IN-KIND ($1,000+)Advantage FordAmpere CreationsAnonymousAtlas West DBA Jimmy John’sBathe-R-DoggieChristopher BerryBioBagLasley BivenBristol FarmsBonnie BurtonCaltech Faculty HousingChampion Pet FoodsCharlee BearChristine Kit Pik ChauNorman ChowLee CooganCritter ConceptsThe Dog BakeryEarth RatedMichael FahedMargaret and Bill FidlerMary Ann and Bob FidlerGeffen PlayhouseThe Green Pet ShopSarah GriffinMirad GuptaChiara HallHalper Fine ArtSusan and Stephen HowlandHPZ RoverAlice E. HudsonInaba Foods (USA) Inc.Jones Coffee RoastersK9 LoftKIND SnacksKTLA Broadcasting VELVET, ADOPTED 2019

KVP InternationalMaxine and Bill LambuthLatherRoberta LawrenceJia Shi LeeAndrew LippmanJuana MachucaBeverly C. MarksburyJeanne MartinWeta and Allen MathiesMy Busy DogNatural Balance Nothing Bundt Cakes

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In preparing this report, every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy. Please notify our Philanthropy Department of omissions or corrections at 626.792.7151 ext. 123 and accept our sincerest apologies. Thank you.

Steven OrtegaChristine Pardo and Ron van der LeedenParty Hats Farm Pasadena Fire DepartmentPasadena NowHelen PeknyThe Pet Care FoundationPet Food ExpressThe PhoenicianPhotokronologyPlace VendomeNancy and Al PlamannRadio Systems Corp.Roclord StudioDarrell RollaKenneth SaitaStone Brewing Co.Amanda TalaveiaDarleen TappendenTaylorMade Golf CompanyThink Dog by Delca CorpTito’s Handmade VodkaMelanie TomanovUBS Financial ServicesVasilica ValcuPatrick ValeroVCA Gateway Animal HospitalAlejandra VeraMaureen and Mark WallenderValerie and Aaron WeissMagdalena WerneYuan XiangYelpBrunhild Zimmerman

STACH, ADOPTED 2019

WIGGLE WAGGLE WALK TOP DONORS TOP FUNDRAISERCaroline Reed TOP DONORJoAnn Turovsky TOP TEAMLet’s Wag More Bark Less

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EXECUTIVE TEAMPresident & CEO, Dia DuVernet, CFREVice President of Administration & CFO, Ruthie HughesVice President of Community Engagement, Jack HagermanVice President of Philanthropy & Marketing, Kristina Lamas, CFREVice President of Operations, Jonathan McDonellChief Veterinarian, Dr. Matthew Toscano, DVMSenior Director of Human Resources, Kathryn JM Giffin, PHR-CA, SHRM-CP

BOARD OF DIRECTORSEXECUTIVE COMMITTEESteve G. Johnson, ChairBeverly C. Marksbury, Vice ChairPete Siberell, Vice ChairKarla Berentsen, SecretaryEric Heer, Treasurer

DIRECTORSJohn BergerJean Costanza Dick GoodspeedDenise JacksonLisa KenyonCarol KirbyAlfred Plamann

DIRECTORS EMERITIRobert Fidler Weta Mathies

NITRO, ADOPTED 2020

Huge thanks to Sorrell Scrutton for the original studio photography that fills this report.

Story photos provided by shelter staff and volunteers.

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© Pasadena Humane, 2020