Friday, January 20at the

Treetop BallroomJungle Island, Miami

The Humane Society of Greater MiamiAdopt-A-Pet

Proudly presents

Message from the Board Chairman

Iam so very honored to have been elected as

Chairman of the Board of the Humane Society

of Greater Miami. My husband, Milton, and I are

involved with many worthwhile charities but the Humane

Society is very dear to us. We have always been advocates

for abandoned and homeless animals. I am very proud to

be part of such a well-run organization whose mission I

strongly support. Every animal cared for at our shelter is

free from the threat of euthanasia until an adoptive family

is found. More than 2,500 animals, every year, find their

human companions and begin their new lives in loving

homes. Today, more than 300 homeless dogs, cats,

puppies, and kittens are cared for every day at the Soffer

and Fine Adoption Center.

Anyone who owns a pet knows that pets give

unconditional love to every member of the family. Put as

simply as possible, pets make us feel good! Lucky dogs

and cats are in loving homes, but there are countless abandoned and abused animals that can’t

speak for themselves and need our help. The Humane Society is one of the most valuable

resources for them. We are not government funded and rely solely on the generosity of the

community to support our mission. Funds are raised through private donations, fundraising events

like Pawpurrazzi, and grants. For this reason, we are so appreciative of your financial support and

attendance at this event.

One of our goals is to end our community’s pet overpopulation problem. To meet this challenge,

we performed more than 13,000 spay/neuter surgeries last year. In addition, staff and volunteers

of the Humane Society of Greater Miami travel to schools, libraries, organizations and clubs to

teach the community about responsible pet ownership. This is just the tip of the iceberg of what

we do, but I hope it gives you an idea of how the Humane Society helps animals and reaches out

to the community with a variety of programs.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for

your support tonight. We can sleep a little better knowing that we have helped many homeless

and abandoned animals by your attendance here at Pawpurrazzi. I know you will have a wonderful

time at this one-of-a-kind event.

Sincerely,

Pat Wallace

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Message from the Past Chairman

As the Humane Society of Greater Miami’s immediate pastChairman of the Board of Directors, I want to thank the HumaneSociety’s Board of Directors and incredible staff and volun teersfor a great three years as chairman of the board! I especiallywant to thank and congratulate our new chair, Pat Wallace, forher passion, commitment and dedication to the HumaneSociety of Greater Miami and to the homeless pets of Miami-Dade County. Under Pat’s leadership, we are poised for evengreater success!

Robert W. Hudson

Message from the Executive Director

Once again, we are entering a new year of challenging economictimes. Many more families are unable to keep their beloved pets dueto their financial difficulties. Your support has made it possible forus to help those animals in need, and to find them new foreverloving homes. However, it is times like these that the HumaneSociety of Greater Miami recognizes, above all, those that havesupported our efforts to help achieve our mission. We thank youfor your continued help.

With the funds raised over this past year, we were able to increasepet adoptions, provide affordable spay/neuter services and low-cost vaccinations, as well as, educate children and adults aboutresponsible pet ownership.

We are entering into our second year of partnership with the ASPCA(The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals),Miami-Dade Animal Services, and The Cat Network, Inc. to increase

adoptions in Miami-Dade County. The Humane Society of Greater Miami is proud to be selected aspart of this collaborative effort to create a more “humane community”. With their help and yours,we are already making a difference.

As we move into our 76th year, we would like to acknowledge with gratitude, the enormousdedication, support, and hard work from the chairpeople and committees of Pawpurrazzi. Pat andMilton Wallace, The Batchelor Foundation, Bunny Bastian, Nora Bulnes, Marisa Cisneros-Rizzon, JuanLopez, and Ann Rubino, to all of you, we sincerely appreciate all that you have done. We appreciateyour compassion and generosity. You have helped us raise much needed funds for the animals in theshelter and for our ongoing efforts. And especially, we would like to thank everyone in attendancetonight, your presence shows how much you care. Enjoy the evening!

Donna A. Tallon

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The Humane Society of Greater Miami Adopt-A-Pet is a limited

admit, adoption guarantee facility dedicated to placing every

dog and cat in our care into a loving home, and to promoting

responsible pet ownership and spay/neuter programs.

Adoption guarantee means that every animal under our care

is safe from the threat of euthanasia for as long as it takes to

find them a forever and loving family.

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Who We Are...

The Humane Society of Greater Miami hasbeen helping the abandoned animals inMiami-Dade County since 1936. Today,more than 300 homeless dogs, cats,puppies and kittens are cared for every dayat the Soffer and Fine Adoption Center inNorth Miami Beach. We are able to givethese animals a second chance byproviding food, shelter, and medical carefor as long as it takes to find them a kindand loving home.

Thanks to a major commitment from theASPCA (The American Society for thePrevention of Cruelty toAnimals), and in partnershipwith Miami-Dade AnimalServices and The Cat Network,we are proud to be part of acollaborative effort to create amore “humane community”, byincreasing the number ofanimals who leave the sheltersystem alive. Miami-DadeCounty is one of 11communities, nationwide,chosen to be a partner with the ASPCA.

The Humane Society runs two veterinaryclinics, one in North Miami Beach andanother in Cutler Bay. Our goal is to endour community’s pet overpopulationproblem. To meet this challenge, weperformed more than 13,000 spay/neutersurgeries last year. Programs are availablethat provide free resources for vaccinationsand spay/neuter surgeries for thosefinancially disadvantaged people of ourcommunity.

Every animal cared for at our shelter is freefrom the threat of euthanasia until theiradopted family is found. More than 2,500animals every year find their humancompanions and begin their new lives in

homes around our community and SouthFlorida. Before a pet is approved foradoption, we go to great lengths to makesure he/she is healthy, vaccinated andspayed or neutered. In addition, counselingand guidance are provided to make surethe right pet is adopted into the righthome.

Staff and volunteers of the HumaneSociety of Greater Miami travel to schools,libraries, organizations and clubs to teachthe community about responsible petownership and to promote the

human/animal bond. Everyyear, through our educationalprogram, more than 6,000children and adults areencouraged to be kind toanimals and taught theseriousness of petoverpopulation.

Unconditional love andacceptance are two of themany rewards of owning a pet.It is well documented that

interaction with animals can significantlyimprove our physical and emotional health.The Humane Society of Greater Miami’s PetTherapy Program brings the unique andhealing human/animal bond to residentsand patients of healthcare facilities,rehabilitation centers, children’s hospitalsand senior citizen homes throughoutMiami. Put as simply as possible, pets makeus feel good!

The Humane Society of Greater Miami is anot-for-profit charitable animal welfareorganization supported solely bydonations, private grants and fundraisingevents. We are not government funded andrely on our local community for financialsupport.

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Message from the Bone-afide ChairpeopleOn behalf of myself, my husband Milton, and our Co-Chairman and Humane-itarian, Bunny Bastian, wewelcome you with great pleasure to Pawpurrazzi2012! We’re delighted to be surrounded by our dearfriends and excited to celebrate our “Top Dogs andBest in Show”, The Batchelor Foundation: SandyBatchelor and Jon and Nancy Batchelor; ourHonorary Chairperson, Nora Bulnes, Co-ChairpeopleMarisa Cisneros-Rizzon and Marcos Rizzon, Ann andFrank Rubino, “Humane-itarian and Best of Breed”Penny and Roe Stamps, “Animal Ambassadors and

Star Dogs” Dr. Fredric Brandt, Yvonne and Chas Eldredge, Emily Damiano, Sherrill andMary Ann Hudson, Irene Korge, Linda and Patrick McEnany, and Maggie and JorgeVillacampa; and all the “Diplomats and Doggie Darlings”. Your presence tonight makesit a truly memorable affair. Thank you all for your generosity and devotion.

With great pride and appreciation, we would like to announce our new Pawpurrazzi GoldenHall of Fame member: The Batchelor Foundation. Their support and generous contributionshave been invaluable to our success and we thank them from the bottom of our hearts. Weare honored to be able call these great philanthropists our dear dear friends.

Personally, Milton and I have been involved in cat and dog rescues for many years. Therewards of nurturing, caring, and providing a loving home to abandoned animals areinnumerable and the love received in return is truly unconditional. The rewards are great- our friends often tell us that their pets are their “four-legged children”, and in addition,they don’t ask us for money and they certainly don’t talk back.

In the last couple of years, we have grown to know the staff and volunteers at the HumaneSociety of Greater Miami and have learned about their organized efforts to eradicate pethomelessness. Because we share a passion for helping animals in need, we decided toembrace this cause. The Humane Society of Greater Miami is the unified voice for animalsin our community.

On a daily basis, the organization takes in homeless dogs and cats, ensures that they arehealthy and ready for adoption, and, later, places them in loving homes with people whohave passed an adoption interview. No matter how long it takes, all pets are free from thethreat of euthanasia while waiting for their forever home. Their success rate is phenomenaland they truly have the means and training to make an adoption permanent. We’recontinuously amazed at what the organization does with great devotion and dedication,and very limited financial resources.

Please join us in a toast to the Humane Society of Greater Miami, the wonderful dogswho are here with us tonight, and those dogs and cats who are at home. These loving andloyal companions give us so much and ask for so little in return. They are true angels!

To all of you, thank you for being here tonight and helping the animals while they wait for theirpermanent, loving family, and for helping to improve the lives of all animals in our community.

We could not fulfill our mission without you. We salute you, enjoy!

Pat and Milton Wallace

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Message from the Co-Chairman

I am honored to be Co-Chairman of Pawpurrazzi 2012 with mydear friends, Pat and Milton Wallace. This fabulous, annual eventhas grown into such a successful and popular affair because oftheir vision, devotion, and limitless energy. I am inspired by theirmission to help our four-legged friends in the Greater Miamiarea. I whole heartedly echo their thanks and praise for yourefforts and generosity.

I am very proud to be among so many committed people whohave made Pawpurrazzi one of the most exciting events intown-- what terrific company I have! It is also a pleasure to workwith the staff of the Humane Society of Greater Miami, whoselove for the animals in their care is unparalleled. We couldn’t doit without their devotion and hard work.

Again, I thank all of you for your generosity. In this economicenvironment, sometimes pets are the first to feel the brunt of tough financial times. Asanimal lovers, we all want to do what we can to ensure these pets are protected andnurtured. The Humane Society of Greater Miami is doing just that, thanks to your supportand interest.

As Co-Chairman, I welcome all of you and your furry guests! Enjoy the evening. Pleasetake away a sense of our deep gratitude and an appreciation for the important work ofthe Humane Society of Greater Miami.

Bunny BastianCo-Chairman

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In 2010, the Hall of Fame was established to recognize donors contributing, cumulatively,$50,000 or more to Pawpurrazzi. With great pride, at Pawpurrazzi 2010, we announced ourfirst inductees: Mr. R. Kirk Landon and Ms. Pamela Garrison. Contributions made by Hall ofFame members and Golden Hall of Fame members significantly help the organization carryout its mission of finding a loving home for all animals, and to promoting responsible petownership and spay/neuter programs. It is because of the generosity of all Hall of Famemembers, that we are able to continue to save more animals each year and offer valuableprograms and services to our community.

This year, we are extremely proud and honored to announce our first Golden Hall of Famemember: The Batchelor Foundation. This prestigious Foundation gives back to thecommunity in so many ways. We are truly grateful for its belief in the importance ofhelping the homeless and abandoned animals of our community.

The Batchelor Foundation

The Batchelor Foundation, founded in 1990 by George E. Batchelor, has donated tens ofmillions of dollars to a variety of worthy causes in South Florida. The Foundation givesback to the community in many ways that improve the quality of life of both people and animals.

The Foundation has been extremely generous and loyal supporters of the Humane Societyof Greater Miami for more than 10 years. Its financial support has influenced every aspectof the organization, including a wing for oversized dog kennels at the Soffer and FineAdoption Center, a new Quarantine and Isolation Unit, and the restoration andbeautification of the historic Oaklawn Pet Cemetery. For the past three years TheFoundation has participated in Pawpurrazzi, the Humane Society of Greater Miami’sleading fundraiser, as the “Top Dogs and Best in Show” and we welcome them as ourfirst Golden Hall of Fame member.

The generosity of The Batchelor Foundation is deeply appreciated by everyone - canine, feline, and human - at the Humane Society of Greater Miami.

Pawpurrazzi Hall of Fame

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Cocktail Reception

A Grand Selection of Hors D’oeuvres

Bacardi Bars

Assortment of Delicious Wines

Purina ONE Food Bar

Photography for You and Your Pet

Doggie Make-Overs

Pet Caricaturists

Evening’s Entertainment

“Great Pets Who Walk In Front of Great People” Show

Auction of One-of-a-Kind Items

Dinner

Alternating Salads:

Mixed Field of Greens with Mandarin Oranges, Hearts of Palm andArtichoke with Crumbled Feta Wrapped in Cucumber with

Passion Fruit Dressing

Hearts of Romaine with Sliced Pear, and Feta CheeseFrench Served Cesar Salad Dressing

Grilled Shrimp paired with Filet Mignon, Demi Glaze

Red Pepper Infused Smashed Potatoes

Fresh Asparagus tied with Leek Ribbon and Organic Carrots

A Wide Assortment of Delectable Desserts

“Make Your Own Ice Cream Sundae” Bar

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Pawpurrazzi 2012 Pet Champions

Bone-afide Chairpeople and Presidential Pets

Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Wallace

Mrs. Bunny Bastian

Honorary Chairperson

Mrs. Nora Bulnes

Co-Chairpersons

Mrs. Marisa Cisneros-Rizzon

Mrs. Ann Rubino

Top Dogs and Best in Show

The Batchelor Foundation:

Sandy Batchelor

Jon and Nancy Batchelor

Humane-itarians and Best of Breed

Mrs. Bunny Bastian

Mr. and Mrs. Roe Stamps

Animal Ambassadors and Star Dogs

Dr. Fredric S. Brandt

The Victor and Emily D. Damiano Charitable Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Hudson

Mrs. Irene Korge

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McEnany

Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Villacampa

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Pawpurrazzi 2012 Pet Champions (continued)

Diplomats and Doggie Darlings

Ms. Norma Jean Abraham

Mrs. Marisa Cisneros-Rizzon and Mr. Marcos Rizzon

Mr. and Mrs. Skip Dickerson

Mr. and Mrs. Paul DiMare

Do Unto Others

Mrs. Jeanette Fine

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gomez

Mrs. Barbara Guilford

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jacobson

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kerr

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Kovens

Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Munilla

Northern Trust, N.A.

Pet Supermarket

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rubino

Ryder Charitable Foundation

Ms. Sandy Zankl

Mr. Joe Zubizarreta

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Bone-afide Chairpeople

Pat and Milton Wallace

Who better than philanthropists Pat and Milton Wallace, lifetime supporters of animalrights, to be chairpeople of Pawpurrazzi? This amazing couple shows their love foranimals on a daily basis. All of their beautiful dogs, Retired Champion Sheltie, Hanna,Japanese Spitz, Chloe; and toy Pomeranian, “Jake” it Up Baby, were adopted, as are theirfive cats, Vici, Katy-Two, Suki, Sister, and Friend. Although they know, they don’t tell thedogs, that the cats really rule the roost!

Each of the Wallace pets walking the runway tonight has a story. Hanna, the Sheltie, haswon championships in every category. She is one “lucky dog”—when her showcompetition career was over and her owners didn’t want her anymore, she was adoptedby the Wallace family. Now she lives in the lap of luxury at Halcyon Park, the Wallacehome, showing her privileged status by sleeping in their bed, on her back, with all fourlegs in the air – a definite sign of comfort and security.

Chloe, a Japanese Spitz, was a puppy-mill dog used for breeding. By the tender age oftwo, she had already given birth to 23 puppies. At that time, she was no longer able toreproduce and her breeder was going to euthanize her. Thank goodness the Wallacefamily stepped in and made her part of the family. Now, Chloe also sleeps in bed with Patand Milton and shows her appreciation for being rescued from her hard life by dancingon her hind legs and lovingly interacting with human friends. She is a natural “peopleperson”. Just like her Mommy!

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The newest member of the family, “Jake” It Up Baby, also known as Jake, was a productof a puppy mill that was, thankfully, put out of business. “Twisting and shaking” like all littlepups, Pat and Milton knew just what to name their newest canine addition! Little Jake wasless than three months old and only 2.6 pounds when he ended up at the Humane Society.Pat’s sister, Rebecca, knowing Pat’s love for Pomeranians, and hearing her speak often ofwanting to adopt one, heard about this little bundle of joy who needed a home. Takingadvantage of an upcoming birthday of Pat’s, Rebecca knew she had the perfect birthdaygift to give! Jake has successfully found his place amongst his four-legged brothers andsisters, both cats and dogs!

Both Pat and Milton are successful business people, each a visionary in their own right.Pat’s resume is extensive and impressive, and covers a wide range of business, cultural,civic, and charitable organizations from banking to real estate development. For 12 yearsshe was the Chairman of Bankers Savings, a successful banking institution in Coral Gables.Currently Pat is Chairman of the Board of the Humane Society of Greater Miami, memberof the Executive Committee, and has served as Chairman of Pawpurrazzi for the last fouryears. In addition, Pat is a Director of the Jackson Memorial Foundation, a former two-term Chairman of the Foundation, and former founder and Chairman of the GoldenAngels. Also, Pat has a love for art and culture, which is reflected in her commitment toWolfsonian-FIU as a member of the Board of Directors. She is also a member of theTiffany Circle of the Red Cross and has received the American Red Cross Spectrum Award,amongst many other philanthropic awards.

Milton was Chairman of the Board of Renal CarePartners, Inc., a provider of kidney dialysisservices, which was recently sold. Presently, he is Vice-Chairman of the Board of PreferredCarePartners, Inc., a Medicare Advantage Plan. He was a practicing attorney for morethan 40 years, serving both as a City of Miami Judge and Assistant State Attorney Generalof the state of Florida. He has provided leadership to various community and culturalorganizations, serving as Chairman for more than 20 years of the Miami-Dade HousingFinance Authority, and currently serves as Chairman of the Miami-Dade AffordableHousing Foundation and Classical South Florida 89.7 FM. In addition, he serves as amember of the Board of Directors of two public companies: Catalyst PharmaceuticalPartners, Inc. and Imperial Industries, Inc.

As chairmen of Pawpurrazzi 2012, Pat and Milton have been involved in every aspect ofits planning. We couldn’t have done it without them and, on behalf of the animals and ushumans, we thank them for all their hard work and dedication. Their enthusiasm, creativityand unique style have made their mark on our event tonight—and we promise it will beone of the most fun parties of the year!

We salute Pat and Milton for all that they do in the community - especially for the animals!

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In Memory of George E. BatchelorChampion of Animals

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The Batchelor Foundation’s support for the Humane Society of Greater Miami dates backmore than 10 years with initial funds committed to repair and upgrade the original shelteron 95th Street. Over the years, the Foundation has also helped with many pressing needsincluding the construction of an entire wing of kennels at the Humane Society of GreaterMiami’s home in North Miami Beach, the capital campaign to build a new state-of-the-artIntake and Isolation Unit and most recently, the beautification of the Humane Society’shistoric Oaklawn Pet Cemetery. This is a Foundation that gives back to the communityin many, many ways. It improves the quality of life of both people and animals who areless fortunate.

Walking the runway tonight is Sandy Batchelor with an adoptable and loving dog in needof a “forever” family, and Nancy and Jon Batchelor with their lovely Wheaton terrier Bear.We are very grateful for their vision and magnanimous support. The Batchelor family haschosen to share their valuable time with us and we are extremely grateful. They are aclass act - following in the footsteps of George Batchelor!

The Batchelor Foundation, a Florida private foundation, was founded in 1990, by GeorgeE. Batchelor, a renowned aviation entrepreneur and caring philanthropist, whoseFoundation has donated tens of millions of dollars to benefit children’s health andeducation, environmental causes, and the welfare of animals. Numerous South Floridanon-profit organizations have been the recipients of the Foundation’s grants over theyears, including the Jackson Memorial Foundation, Department of Pediatrics at theUniversity of Miami School of Medicine, Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation, theZoological Society of Florida, WPBT Channel Two, Miami Museum of Science, Audubonof Florida, Humane Society of Greater Miami and Community Partnership for theHomeless.

The Batchelor Foundation

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For more than 50 years, Nora Bulnes has not only been abusinesswoman, entrepreneur and philanthropist, but also aprominent member of the community and society maven. Hercommitment with South Florida led to the creation of SelectaMagazine 29 years ago, when she envisioned a publication thatwould serve as an influential vehicle reflecting the very best ofHispanics in South Florida and around the world. Herdetermination followed her vision and after years of successfulpublishing, Selecta Magazine has become the most prominentupscale Hispanic publication in the United States.

Throughout the years, she has been recognized by a myriad oforganizations for her work. The City of Miami awarded her withOctober 18 as Nora Bulnes’ Day and November 12 as SelectaMagazine’s Day. Also the City of Miami presented her with thefirst-ever “Millennium Lady of Goodwill Ambassador”

proclamation. She received the Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by the HispanicDesigners, Inc. in Washington, D.C. and the Cartier’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 1998;she was also the first Hispanic recipient of the Crohn and Colitis “Women of Distinction”Award, The Weizman Institute of Science “Women of Vision” Award, the Leaders inFurthering Education (L.I.F.E.) “Ambassador Gold Medal” and has received the keys toCoral Gables, Bal Harbour Village, Miami and Miami-Dade County, among other accolades.

As a philanthropist, Nora has helped numerous charities throughout the years includingfrom its inception, the Community Alliance against AIDS, when the disease was still ataboo. Other organizations include The Jackson Memorial Foundation, American HeartAssociation, American Cancer Society, St. Jude Children’s Hospital and The Vizcayans,amongst many others. In 2001, she decided to create her own non-profit organization, theHope and Dreams Foundation, in order to continue making a difference in the lives ofthose less fortunate.

Nora was born and raised in Manzanillo, Eastern Cuba. After graduating as a teacher, shelived in Havana. In 1960, she came to the United States with her two month-old daughterto face a new country, and a culture and language she didn’t understand. Throughperseverance, hard work, and dedication, she has become a leading entrepreneur and atrue pioneer in our South Florida community. She was married in Cuba to Evaristo Bulnesand had two children, Avelina and Michael. She is now the proud grandmother of five:Fernando, Andrea, Joshua, Michelle y Michael. She currently resides in Miami where shecontinues to work and support the community.

We are so grateful and would like to thank Nora for all her extraordinary efforts, overthe years, supporting the dogs and cats of the Humane Society of Greater Miami. Sheis a true humanitarian and we are so proud to call her a friend. Bravo to Nora andSelecta Magazine!

Nora Bulnes - Publisher Selecta Magazine

Honorary Chairperson

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South Motors loves animals. One look at the newspaper will prove it, as Charles Dascal’sbeloved Maltese, Luky, plays mascot in all of South Motors’ advertising. Charles Dascal,local humanitarian and businessman, began his automotive career in 1956 and, throughthe years, built South Motors into one of South Florida’s most recognized brands.

South Motors Automotive Group has one simple principle: treat every customer like family.Throughout the organization, from top executives to sales personnel and service teams,individuals work in unison to ensure every customer gets the personal attention theydeserve.

Tonight, the Pawpurrazzi runway spotlights Gabriella, granddaughter of Charles andFanny Dascal and daughter of Jackie and Jonathan Chariff. Gabriella walks the runwaywith Pasha, a Coton de Tulear. As Pasha proves, the Coton de Tulear is known to be aplayful, affectionate and intelligent breed. They love people and are very curious in newsituations.

In addition to Pasha, South Motors’ mascot Luky makes the scene as well, joined by hisgentle brood - Maravilloso, Fantastico, Leni and Kiki. Luky and his clan are all pureMalteses; they are known for their loving, energetic temperaments, beautiful luminouscoats and eagerness to be the center of activity and attention.

This is the fourth year the Dascal and Chariff families support Pawpurrazzi. Both familiesare widely respected in the community and renowned for their generosity, and ourorganization is extremely grateful to have their continued support. We admire andwelcome their commitment and compassion toward animals without a home.

South Motors

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Bunny BastianWith four children and eightgrandchildren, Bunny Bastian’sfamily keeps her very busy.And nothing pleases her more!

Born in Washington, D.C.,Bunny stayed in the D.C. areawhere she earned a B.A. and alaw degree from GeorgeWashington University. It wasthere that she also met, andmarried, a fellow law student,the late James Bastian.Bunny’s career includedemployment at the Office ofthe Solicitor in the U.S.

Department of Labor in Washington, D.C. After moving to South Florida in 1984, she wasemployed as Vice President of Southern Air Transport, Inc. until 1998. She is currentlyPresident of SAT Group, Inc.

Bunny has been involved in many Miami organizations. She is a member of the CarrolltonBoard of Trustees, the Board of Directors of the Jackson Memorial Foundation, the Red CrossGreater Miami and the Keys Chapter, and the Gables Estates Club. She is active in the Churchof Epiphany, currently serving as a minister of the Eucharist. She is an active supporter of theHumane Society of Greater Miami, the Red Cross Tiffany Circle, YPO, United Way, CamillusHouse, Fairchild Tropical Gardens, the Lowe Art Museum and Beaux Arts.

Bunny was the recipient of the Monsignor Bryan O. Walsh Award by Catholic Charities of theArchdiocese of Miami, the Blue Cross Blue Shield Philanthropy Award of the Red Cross SaraHopkins Woodruff Spectrum Awards for Women and the Una Award by the American RedCross. She was also recognized by the Association of Fundraising Professionals as anOutstanding Philanthropist. Bunny has chaired many fundraisers including the gala for theArchdiocese of Miami.

We are honored that Bunny is Co-Chairman of Pawpurrazzi 2012 and manages to find timeto support the animals with her busy schedule. Tonight she walks the runway with five of hereight grandchildren. They are walking a combination of their own beautiful Cavalier KingCharles Spaniels and two adoptable shelter dogs.

Bunny’s grace, elegance and generosity is treasured by all humans and animals at theHumane Society of Greater Miami.

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Dr. Fredric Brandt, thecelebrity dermatologist,has been in practice formore than 20 years. He isan internationally knownlecturer, physician andinnovative doctor who hasrevolutionized the field ofcosmetic dermatology. Heis, indeed, a genius in hisfield.

Dr. Brandt’s love ofskincare started at Sloan-Kettering where hespecialized in the researchand treatment of leukemia.

There he dedicated his studies to using natural elements to fight against the growth ofcancer. Now, he is often called upon to provide his expertise in research, treatment, anddiagnosis in all areas of dermatology.

The dr. brandt skincare line is much more than just a "doctor brand"; it represents thefusion of science with active, anti-aging botanicals and is prominently featured in storesnationwide. With practices in both Miami and New York City, Dr. Brandt sees more than40 patients a day. In addition to his role as a physician, Dr. Brandt also defines himself asan artist, as he helps patients sculpt the younger look they seek. Dr. Brandt is a BoardCertified Member of the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Boardof Dermatology. He is a member of numerous prestigious organizations such as theInternational Society for Dermatologic Surgery, International Society of Cosmetic LaserSurgeons, American Medical Association, and the American Society for DermatologicSurgery.

However it’s not all business for Dr. Brandt. He has quite a soft heart for all animals. Histhree dogs are a source of joy in his life and they bask in his affection. Benji, a beautifulGolden Retriever, is a loyal, sweet, and loving dog. Surya, a mixed breed rescued dog,really appreciates her good fortune and returns the love ten-fold. Tyler, a cream coloredShih Tzu, abandoned on Fred’s doorstep, is full of both love and mischief and is adoredby all.

Now, nationally and internationally, Dr. Brandt’s expertise, products, and professional skillsare enriching lives. His presence is missed here tonight, but we are so proud of his latestachievements - congratulations Dr. Brandt!

We are honored to call you our friend and we thank you for your generosity. We are forever grateful!

Dr. Fredric S. Brandt

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The Victor and Emily D.Damiano Charitable Trustprovides many opportunitiesfor Emily Damiano anddaughter, Yvonne Eldredge, tosupport a variety of worthwhilecauses. The abandoned andhomeless cats and dogs,sheltered at the HumaneSociety of Greater Miami, aresome of the proud beneficiaries.

The Trust was established in2004 and focuses on

providing a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. Many of the projects theysupport have had an impact on the lives of our community’s underprivileged constituents:the elderly, the disabled, the infirmed, at-risk children, and animals. Some of the charitiessupported by The Victor and Emily D. Damiano Charitable Trust are: St. Jude Children’sResearch Hospital, Unicorn Children’s Foundation, Kristi House, Give Kids The World, theBuoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis, and Charlee Homes for Children.

Emily Carbonell, originally from Key West, married Victor Damiano, and, together enjoyedmany years of happiness. Victor was an Italian immigrant who came to the United Statesin search of a better life. Through hard work and dedication, he accomplished that, andso much more.

Victor was a successful businessman who specialized in the food service industry,providing gourmet meals to the first class passengers of BOAC’s transatlantic flights fromLatin American to London. These routes became renowned for serving the very bestfood to their passengers.

Emily is a true animal lover. Dogs, cats, birds, rabbits and, even a monkey, have been partof her life. Today, she spends most of her time with Suzette, her loyal and playful YorkshireTerrier companion.

Yvonne Damiano-Eldredge is Emily and Victor’s only child. She is a native Miamian andan accomplished world-traveler. Yvonne, a loving mother to sons Bradley and Ronald, ismarried to Chas Eldredge, with whom she frequently plays both golf and croquet atLaGorce Country Club. A fun and entertaining couple, Yvonne and Chas spend much oftheir time with their friends, dining and dancing at both LaGorce and The Surf Club, orat various parties. The entire family shares a passion for skiing and tennis.

This beautiful and dynamic mother and daughter team grace our runway this evening withEmily’s canine companion, Suzette, and Yvonne’s canine companion, Lady Bitsy.

We thank the Damiano and Eldredge families for their generous contribution andtheir deep compassion for animals. We are forever grateful!

The Victor and Emily D. DamianoCharitable Trust

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Sherrill and Mary Ann Hudsonhave three grown children,seven grandchildren, a 17 yearold rescued Bischon Poodlemix, Gilbert, and a nine year oldPoodle mix, Chica, adoptedfrom the Humane Society ofGreater Miami. Sharing allcouches and floor space arealso numerous rescued cats.

Sherrill is currently Chairmanand Chief Executive Officer ofTECO Energy, Inc. and on theBoard of Governors of CitizensProperty Insurance Corp.Besides an extensive list ofcharities he helps in Tampawhere he works, Sherrill is alsoknown for his community

service here in Miami including past chair of Florida International University Foundation;past executive committee member, Miami Business Forum; past president and boardmember, Orange Bowl Committee; past president, Zoological Society of Florida; pastchair and board of governors, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce; past chair, DadeCommunity Foundation, Jackson Memorial Foundation and American Cancer Society toname a few. His heroes in the business world are Bill Gates and Warren Buffet, not onlybecause they are incredibly successful in business but, more importantly, both havedecided to give most of their immense fortunes to charities.

Mary Ann is very involved with her church and has taken many missionary trips to CentralAmerica providing medical help, home improvements, and food to underprivileged ruralfamilies. While there, she also takes photos of families, as she has found that pictures area rare commodity in that part of the world. While many of the community residents, withtheir children, stand in line waiting for medication, Mary Ann entertains the kids withpuppet shows, games, and by distributing toys. She also teaches the children theimportance of being humane to animals, insisting that compassion and care are necessaryfor even the four-legged creatures of the world.

We thank the whole Hudson family for their generosity, their compassion, and their devotion to all animals.

Sherrill and Mary Ann Hudson

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Community service has alwaysbeen the principal focus ofIrene’s life. She has threebeautiful children: Andrew,Kristina, Angela, and a preciousnine year old Yorkie, Tula.

Irene is involved in manycharities; including the UnitedWay, Honey Shine Kids, TheAmerican Cancer Society,Special Olympics, Big BrothersBig Sisters, and The ZoologicalSociety of Florida. Tonight sheis proud to be supporting theHumane Society of GreaterMiami for the third year. Irene

gives her full commitment to doing whatever she can to make all of these charities agreat success.

Irene also supports the Democratic Party and has held numerous fundraising and socialevents at her Pinecrest home, Casa de Korge. These fundraising efforts have earned Irenethe honor of being invited to several State dinners at the White House.

As a devoted parent, Irene has always been focused on her children’s academicachievements. Not only is education a focus in her private life, but it is also an importantpart of her charitable life, as well. Thousands of children in Miami-Dade County have hadan enhanced educational experience due to the efforts of the Korge family.

Irene is thankful she has the health and resources to continue her community serviceefforts.

The Humane Society of Greater Miami is grateful that she includes the animals in hergenerosity and proudly walks the runway this evening with Tula.

Irene Korge

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Patrick J. McEnany is Chairman and ChiefExecutive Officer of Catalyst PharmaceuticalPartners, Inc., a specialty pharmaceuticalcompany in Coral Gables, that acquires,develops, and commercializes prescriptiondrugs for the treatment of drug addiction,epilepsy, and other central nervous systemsdisorders. Patrick currently serves on TheBoard of Directors for ThermoGenesis Corp.,and the Jackson Memorial Foundation, and,most recently, joined the Board of Directorsof the Humane Society of Greater Miami.

When not at work, Patrick plays golf,testing his expertise on courses all over theworld. Both Pat and Linda support many charities in the community through theirfinancial contributions, volunteering timeon committees, as well as attending andsupporting many of the charities’ events.

Linda and Pat have a special place in their hearts, and are deeply committed, to thethousands of homeless cats in our community. Even though Linda has several cats of herown, Linda still finds the time to be extremely active with Cat Network, Inc., rescuingcountless felines, fostering and nursing them to good health. She has an extensive networkof friends to whom she circulates photos of these latest orphaned felines, trying to findwonderful “forever” homes for them. Linda, “cat patroness extraordinaire”, always therewhen needed, has been a true resource to all felines in need. Her passion is not limitedto cats, as her beloved canine companion, Caesar, holds a big place in her heart – evenfor a small eight pound dog!

Caesar, was adopted from the Humane Society of Greater Miami two years ago. He goeseverywhere with Linda and Pat, turning heads at every corner. In addition, no occasiongoes by without a photo, of little Caesar the great! He has become such an intrinsic partof the family that an extra chair is automatically placed for Caesar at every dinner andouting around town. Tonight is no exception, as the trio walks our runway.

We salute this beautiful couple who are so devoted to the welfare of animals andthank them for their commitment, compassion, and generosity.

P.S. Caesar would like to extend a special thanks to his Godparents, Pat and Milt Wallace for finding his new family.

Linda and Patrick McEnany

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Current parents of a black Labrador Retrievernamed Ella, and 14 stray and pedigree cats, Pennyand Roe Stamps have shared a lifelong love of twoand four legged critters ranging from “Chip” thechipmunk to “Ozzie Lane,” a rescued osprey. Theirpets reside at both of their Ocean Reef andCoconut Grove residences, and are lovingly caredfor by all members of their household.

Of all of the cats in the Stamps retinue, the mostoutstanding was a magnificent grey tabby namedGrayvik. An abandoned cat, left to fend for hisown, Grayvik was rescued from a highwayapproaching Ocean Reef. Grayvik adopted Pennyat the ORCAT shelter at the Ocean Reef Club inKey Largo in May of 1996. About a year later, heboldly awoke Penny and Roe in the wee hours ofan August morning to alert them to a fire whichhad begun to rage in the couple’s Key Largohome. The cat’s aptitude and cunning earned himthe highest marks with the Stamps because his

timeliness and urgency enabled Roe to rescue their daughter, Annie, from her smokeengulfed room before tragedy would strike. To honor him, Penny became involved withthe ORCAT Trap, Neuter and Release program at Ocean Reef, and the Stamps wouldeventually name the new animal center located there after him, “The Grayvik Animal CareCenter.” Grayvik’s spirit lives on through the many shelter animals crying for love and apermanent home and a chance to give something back to their owners.

In tonight’s walk, the Stamps will be including their grand-dog, Baxter, a lively Bostonterrier, as well as their marvelous retriever, Ella.

Penny and Roe have devoted the last 20 years to philanthropic causes. The StampsFamily Charitable Foundation is committed to education through its Stamps ScholarsProgram offering merit scholarships in over 12 universities and colleges nation wide.

On a local level, the Stamps are active and ardent supporters of the University of Miami,The Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, The Red Cross, Barry University, CommunityPartnership for the Homeless and many other social services and charities throughout theregion. Penny has recently joined the Board of Directors for the Humane Society ofGreater Miami.

Penny and Roe Stamps

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U.S. Trust provides investmentmanagement, fiduciary andprivate banking services towealthy individuals, families,and corporations. Fromwealth structuring toinvestment management,U.S. Trust is committed to aglobal perspective with aunique team approach, andfiduciary platform. With morethan 150 years of experience,their insights, solutions andexpertise distinguishes themfrom all other financialinstitution and private banks.

Headquartered in Miami,U.S. Trust is committed tosupporting not-for-profit

endeavors, especially those charitable organizations that are significant to both their clients andemployees. Maggie Villacampa, Senior Vice President/Private Client Advisor dealing withdomestic and international clients, has served in a variety of positions over her 23 yearbanking career, ranging from Retail Bank Management, to Specialty Bank Director, to hercurrent position as Private Client Advisor.

Maggie is actively involved in the Humane Society, serving on the Board of Directors andthe Executive Committee. In addition, she donates her time and energy to the EmmausMinistry, St Anne’s Mission in Homestead, as well as to her church community of EpiphanyCatholic Church. She is also currently involved with the United Way Women’s LeadershipCouncil, the Commonwealth Women’s Institute (TCI), and serves on the JacksonFoundation and Playground Theatre Boards of Directors. Maggie and her husband, Jorge,have two children, Gabriella Sofia and Daniel. They are members of the United Way’sAlexis de Tocqueville Society.

Maggie walks the runway this evening with her daughter, Gabriella Sofia, and SamanthaMormile, the daughter of Brian Mormile, Regional Market Executive for U.S. Trust. Bothgirls are walking with adoptable dogs from the shelter.

We thank U.S. Trust for including the animals in their philanthropic portfolio and for generously underwriting the beautiful Pawpurrazzi invitation.

We are extremely grateful for their support.

U.S. Trust

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Norma Jean AbrahamNorma Jean is extremely active in Miami’s philanthropic community. She is serving hersecond year as President of UM’s Cancer Link and recently co-chaired, for the third year,Zoo Miami’s “Feast with the Beasts”. Charitable work and philanthropy have long been an Abraham family affair. Her latefather, Anthony, was a founding member of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, andset a shining example for Norma Jean. Like her father, she believes that “everyone has apurpose in life” and she adds that, “I’m blessed to have found mine.” Over the past 30 years, Norma Jean has been active in a variety of non-profit

organizations; including Cancer Link, Children’s Home Society, Miami City Ballet, Food for Life, Honey ShineMentoring Program, The Overtown Youth Center, Mother’s Voices, Children’s Village Boystown, LearningLeadership Program at St. John Bosco, Special Olympics, City Year, and the Rene Moawad Foundation whichpromotes peace and stability in her native Lebanon.Norma Jean has received many honors and awards for her philanthropic work including the Miami Light Project,Alonzo Mourning Charities at Zo’s Summer Groove, “Neighborhood Excellence Initiative Award” from Bank ofAmerica, and most recently, the Barry University Celebration of the Human Spirit Laudare Medal for extraordinaryservice to the community. Norma Jean is walking the runway this evening with an adoptable dog from our shelter. Her smart sweetSchnauzer pup “Snuggles” is at home waiting for Norma Jean’s return, “snuggling” on the couch.We thank Norma Jean for her dedication to all animals and we are honored that she is participating in hersecond Pawpurrazzi!

Marisa Cisneros-Rizzon and Marcos RizzonMarisa and Marcos have four lovely children, Andreina, 26, Daniel, 23, Nicholas, eight, andThomas, five. Their canine family consists of two King Charles Cavalier Spaniels, Gwenivere,six years old, and Dante, two and a half years old. While Dante has established his placein the hierarchy of the family, Gwenivere still reminds him she is the “big sister”. Marisa and Marcos contribute generously to many charities including the JacksonMemorial Foundation, University of Miami, the Cisneros-Fontanals Art Foundation and theWolfsonian-FIU. Marisa has chaired the Jackson Foundation’s Golden Angel Gala several

times, always working tirelessly to ensure success. In addition, Marisa is an accomplished linguist who speaks fivelanguages, loves art, antiques, and sports. She rides horses, plays tennis, and loves to ski.For the fourth year, Marisa is supporting Pawpurrazzi and is an integral part of the planning, development, andexecution. She has done an impressive job securing silent auction items for tonight’s event. With her help, theauction has become unique and exciting and is not to be beat! In addition, Marisa continues to be an invaluablemember of the Board of Directors.Tonight, walking the runway, are Marisa’s children, Andreina and Daniel, with their King Charles Caveliers, Gwenivereand Dante, and canine friend, adorable French Bulldog, Jean-Pierre le Petite.We are forever grateful for the support and generosity of the entire family. They are all a source of inspiration toeveryone who knows them. Bravo!

Lyman (Skip) and Joyce DickersonSkip and Joyce Dickerson enjoy spending time with their two children,grandchild and canine grandchild, Max. An English Bulldog and world traveler,Max belongs to their daughter, Lily, and although he vacations in Miami, hetravels between his home on Park Avenue and his home in South Hampton.Max, also known as, Handsome, is good friends with all the doormen. He hasbeen featured in several magazines, a yoga commercial, and a decoratingbook. Max’s mother, Lily, an accomplished equestrian, also enjoys spending

time with her horse, Mosaik, while she is in South Hampton, and while in New York, her devotion for animals isexpressed through her time spent on the Junior Board of the New York Animal Center. Skip is Chairman of Tech 3 Solutions Inc., a company that provides equipment producing electricity and heatfrom “green” methane gas. Joyce is a member of the American Red Cross Tiffany Circle, a board member ofPalmer Trinity School, and former Chairman of the school’s Capital Campaign. In 1998, she was honored as oneof the ten best dressed for the American Cancer Society. Both Skip and Joyce belong, and frequently travel with the prestigious Chief Executive Organization (formerlyYoung Presidents). Amongst his many hobbies, Skip enjoys golfing and fly fishing. Joyce’s favorite things aregardening, arranging flowers, cooking, and golf. They divide their time between their homes in Florida, New Yorkand Colorado. We want to thank the Dickersons for supporting the Humane Society of Greater Miami and adding “star” powerby having their daughter walk her celebrity “granddog” down the runway. We welcome them and applaud allthat they do.

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Swanee and Paul DiMareAs great philanthropists in our community, both Swanee and Paul exemplify the truemeaning of giving; they feel passionately about giving back to the community. Paul DiMare is President of seven family corporations and the founder and administratorof the Paul J. DiMare Foundation. Paul’s civic involvement includes serving as a boardmember of the University of Miami, Dade County Farm Bureau, Farm Share AdvisoryBoard, St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Scituate, Massachusetts, Miami Science Museum,Community Partnership for the Homeless, Baptist Hospital South Florida Foundation,and the recipient of the prestigious Red Cross Humanitarian Award. He is one of the mostsuccessful tomato growers in the country.Swanee Serves on the Board of Trustees of Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens, TheVizcaya Museum and Garden, The Miami Science Museum, The Miami City Ballet, Womenof Tomorrow Mentor and Scholarship Program, American Red Cross Ball CommitteeChairman 2001 and 2006. Recipient American Red Cross Spectrum Awards for Women

2005, Honorary Chairman American Red Cross Spectrum Awards for Women 2006 through 2012. FounderAmerican Red Cross Tiffany Circle. American Cancer Society Inner Circle of 12 Inductee 2005, Honorary Chairman2012.Both Swanee and Paul are major supporters of the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis “The Buoniconti Fund”.Recipients of the “Ann Bishop Spirit of Excellence Award”. Paul serves on the Board of Trustees of the MiamiProject to Cure Paralysis, The Buoniconti Fund.Tonight, walking the runway, are Swanee and Paul, with “Sugar”, a three year old Maltese they gave as a gift totheir son, Gino, and daughter in-law, Denise. Gino coaches the Hurricanes, the UM Baseball team, and is a fatherto miniature Poodle, “Cane” - hence, the name “Sugar”!With their constant generosity and hearts of gold, we thank Swanee and Paul for their support of the animals andfor everything they do for the community.

Do Unto OthersArriving from Cuba penniless, but having received so much from their new Miami community,Justino “Tino” and Alicia Celorio founded Do Unto Others in 1994, as a way of giving back. For several years, Alicia had been a donor of the ASPCA and the National Wildlife Federation,and, with the renewed commitment of Do Unto Others, she became active in the ZoologicalSociety of Florida and the Humane Society of Greater Miami. She recently stated that she“fell in love with the Soffer and Fine Adoption Center on her first visit”.

Tonight, Alicia has asked her niece, Tiffany Masdeu, to walk the runway with her dog, Daisy, along withfriend Nicole Gerdts and canine friend, Cody. Although twenty-four year old Tiffany has special needs, shehas never let that stop her. She participates in fashion shows, loves animals, and enjoys working withchildren. Daisy, her dog, is an unusual canine who has strong feline characteristics; cleaning herself, at timespurring, taking naps on top of the refrigerator, and even coughing up hairballs. Together, they personify thehuman-animal bond. Since rescuing Cody from an animal shelter when he was seven weeks old, Nicole andCody have been inseparable. Cody is cheerful and intelligent and, not only, has brightened Nicole’s life buthas made an impact on all who meet him.We thank Alicia for her generosity and appreciate her commitment to improving the lives of those in need.

Jeanette FineThe Humane Society of Greater Miami’s Soffer and Fine Adoption Center was namedin honor of the Fine Family. Jeanette was truly instrumental in leading the fundraisingefforts to build the organization’s state-of the-art adoption facility.

Jeanette has always had a soft spot in her heart for the homeless and abandoneddogs and cats in our community. She worked diligently to achieve her dream ofopening a warm and inviting “temporary home” for the animals while they wait fortheir permanent family. Jeanette’s dream was certainly achieved, and more!

Jeanette devotes most of her time serving as a member of the Board of Directors atthe Humane Society of Greater Miami. Her “pet” project is the Second Chance Fundwhich provides resources for medical care; such as complex surgeries, specializedlab work and analysis, and much needed medication for shelter pets in need. She

also founded the auxiliary committee, PALs, Pets are Love, which has been instrumental in raising money,volunteering time for events, and helping our Humane Society achieve its mission.

Accompanying Jeanette on the runway are her cute and adorable poodles, Scooter and Scamper, and herdaughter, Dr. Rhonda Fine. We are forever grateful for the never-ending commitment and loyalty fromJeanette. We feel privileged to call her a benefactor, but most especially the “finest” of friends!

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The Gomez FamilyA love for animals runs in the Gomez Family. Flossie and Roland Gomez have beeninvolved in rescuing dogs for over 40 years, their daughter, Lisa DePriest, is the HumaneSociety of Greater Miami’s Humane Educator, and son, Richard, a renowned attorney,serves on the Executive Committee of the Humane Society, and both he and his fatherserve on its Board. The family is an inspiration to all people who care about animals.Lisa and her dog, Sparky, travel to schools and organizations, teaching children and adultsof our community how to be responsible pet owners. They have only worked with theHumane Society for two years, and have already educated over 18,000 children andadults. Sparky regularly receives fan mail and recently got his own Facebook page.

Roland, an accomplished attorney for almost 50 years, has been recognized by The Florida Bar as one of fiveattorneys in the state of Florida to receive the Henry Latimer Center for Professionalism Award for Acts ofOutstanding Professionalism. Roland continues to practice law with his son, Richard. Roland is also passionate about sports. He was inducted into the Miami High Football Hall of Fame. Both heand Flossie have been heavily involved with Miami Lakes Optimist Youth Programs, and, in recognition for theirefforts, the city designated July 16, 2003 as Roland Gomez Day. In addition, the Miami Lakes Optimist Clubnamed a scholarship after him. Tonight on the runway, Flossie walks with ‘Paisley Pockets’, their rescued Bassett Hound, and Lisa walks withSparky. Flossie is leaving home a disappointed ‘Bunny’ the Beagle and ‘PeeWee’ the Bagel, who was adoptedfrom the Humane Society three years ago. We thank the entire Gomez family for their generosity and dedication to animals.

Barbara GuilfordAn avid animal lover, Barbara Guilford is committed to the mission of the organization andhas been a longtime supporter of the Humane Society of Greater Miami. We are thrilledto have Barbara as a new member of the Board of Directors of the Humane Society ofGreater Miami. We know her contributions will be invaluable.The darling of her household is Rudolph Valentino II, a five and a half year old PiebaldDachshund, known as the “the big dog” of the Guilford family. He arrived at eight weeksold and the whole family trained to follow his commands within three months. Heresponds to both English and Spanish, this a truly educated bi-lingual pooch. We are veryimpressed. (But does he understand Spanglish?) Barbara enjoys nothing more than

watching her 10 grandchildren playing with this amazing and wonderful bundle of joy. But don’t expect to findthem all playing on the bare floor, “Rudy 2” can’t bear to subject his gorgeous multihued fur to the bare floor;he opts for a soft rug instead.Barbara believes in giving back to the community. She has been involved with the Vizcaya Museum and Gardensfor many years and is a member of the Vizcayan Board and Executive Committee. Barbara is a past presidentof the Villagers, Dade County’s oldest historic preservation organization. She is now retired after a thrivingcareer in real estate for twenty nine years. She was known in the field as “the one who can make it happen”!“We truly appreciate Barbara’s generosity and support of our four-legged friends.”

Robert and Christina HudsonLifelong animal lovers, Rob and Christina have been involved with the Humane Societyof Greater Miami for more than a decade. They both feel passionately about the welfareof our furry, four-legged friends.Rob is a named partner at the law firm of Hudson & Calleja, LLC, in Coral Gables. He isthe immediate past Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Humane Society of GreaterMiami, which he chaired from 2008-2011, and has been a board member since 1999. Hewas elected as a member of the Orange Bowl Committee in 2001, and is an active nember.He has also served on the Board of Directors of the Zoological Society of Florida from1999, to the present, and is the current Board Chairman. He was named one of RonaldMcDonald House Charities of South Florida’s 2011 Twelve Good Men of South Florida forhis commitment to South Florida charitable causes. Christina is Vice President at BNY Mellon Wealth Management in Miami. She serves onthe Board of Directors of South Florida Urban Ministries and is an active member ofBeaux Arts and sustainer of the Junior League of Miami.

Walking the runway this evening are Rob and Christina with their beautiful St. Bernard, Dodge. Besides spendinghis time romping through his yard and visiting his friends at the dog park, Dodge is a proud big brother tohuman, six month old twins, Dylan and Corinne.We send our deepest thanks and gratitude to this wonderful family for all they do for the animals, large and small!

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Lola and Donald JacobsonLola and Donald Jacobson are recognized by many charities for their generosity,dedication, and support. “There isn’t one member of our beloved family that is not activelyinvolved in giving back,” says Lola. “It’s a family tradition of community leadership.”

Lola and Donald speak with pride about their two children and four grandchildren, allgrown now and fulfilling their own professional dreams. But they still remember when twograndchildren, born prematurely, were nursed back to health at Jackson’s neonatal unit.This experience began their long-standing support of the Jackson Memorial Medical Centerand Project Newborn, helping to raise more than $1.2 million to date. The charity hasestablished the “Lola Award” in honor of her extraordinary work, and dedicated the Lolaand Donald Jacobson Family Hall of Honor in 2007.

In addition to supporting the Humane Society of Greater Miami, Lola and Donald areinvolved with many other charitable organizations. They are Founders of Mount Sinai; Founders of BaptistHospital; Founders of Children’s Resources and Platinum Angels for the Jackson Memorial Foundation; Foundersof Douglas Gardens and members of the University of Miami’s prestigious George E. Merrick Society.

Lola has received many honors and awards; including the Humanitarian of the Year, Helping Hands Award fromthe University of Miami, awards from Diabetes Research Institute, and has been honored by the American RedCross with its Spectrum Award for Women.

Lola and her Cavalier King Charles, Valentino, are on the runway this evening along with her granddaughter,Marisa, and her canine son, Max. We thank them for their generous contribution to the animals and toPawpurrazzi. Their support over the years is truly appreciated and we are honored that Lola is now a memberof our Board of Directors!

DJ and Steve KerrDJ and Steve Kerr are valued supporters of the Humane Society of Greater Miami. Theyhave been teaching their eight year old son, Zachary, what it means to give back. Inbetween swimming, soccer, golf, tennis, basketball and softball, Zachary finds time toparticipate with DJ in several charitable organizations for children and for animals. Forthe past two years, he has been working diligently helping others who are less fortunatethan him.Steve Kerr is a senior advisor to Goldman Sachs, and Executive Director of the JackWelch Management Institute. Steve came to Goldman Sachs from General Electric where,

for seven years, he was Vice President of Corporate Leadership Development and Chief Learning Officer. Steveserves on the Board of Directors of Harvard Business Publishing, The Motley Fool, and the Miami Children’sHospital Foundation.DJ is involved with many charitable organizations: the Humane Society of Greater Miami, Miami Children’sHospital, Guardian Angels, Alonzo Mourning Fund, Miami Children’s Museum, and the Fisher Island Day SchoolFoundation. Tonight DJ and Zachary are joined on the runway with Princess, a four year old Yorkshire Terrier, Beauty, a fiveyear old Teacup Maltese, and their newest canine, Angelina, a one year old Chihuahua. Also on the runway issupporter, friend, and couture fashion designer, Rene Ruiz, with his beloved Springer Spaniel, Dexter.The Kerr family is an inspiration to all and an invaluable resource of love and support. We thank them for theirgenerosity and compassion.

Helene and Marc KovensAs a couple, Helene and Marc are philanthropists affiliated with many of Miami's mostprestigious organizations. However, Helene takes pride in having four children. Lisa andMarc, her human children, as well as Hugs and Kisses, her two canine children, are all well-known in our community.Tonight, Helene walks the runway with her two furry favorite canines, Hugs and Kisses.These dogs do not go anywhere without their stroller; Helene never lets their paws touchthe ground. This may seem strange to some, but actually this keeps them from getting dirtyor getting fleas. As you would expect, they sleep in bed with Marc and Helene.According to Helene, one thing that is extraordinary about Kisses is her human-like

attention span. She loves to watch television. She faithfully watches all sports with her daddy and movies withher mommy. Her favorite movie is Hotel for Dogs. She watches from beginning to end, and actually barks atthe television when the villains appear. Hugs, on the other hand, is happy to sleep through everything.We honor and thank Helene and Marc Kovens for all that they have done for needy animals. We also extend aheartfelt congratulations to Helene for being honored at the upcoming Humane Society’s Founding Fostersevent, No Black Tie – Tails Only. Big "hugs and Kisses" from the Humane Society of Greater Miami to the entireKovens family.

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Sheila and Frank KuhlIn 1986, midwesterners Sheila and Frank Kuhl, acquired a neighborhood framing businessin Coconut Grove, Florida, after Frank retired from the Air Force. This was the beginningof a venture that would establish them as influential figures for home décor in Miami.

A talented watercolorist, Sheila combined her years of experience in travel and art with hereducation in fashion design to achieve her dream of entrepreneurship. Sheila and Frankwent quickly to work towards building their dream of independence by producing highquality picture framing and promoting local artists. Little did they know how far theirtraditional values, excellent work ethics, and knowing customers by their first name wouldtake them.

Today, the Kuhls open the doors 6 days a week to a 15,000 sq.ft. showroom, gallery, interior design workroom,and framing shop. With their talented team, they offer great advice and reliable service with superior customer care.

What might be confused as a rug in their amazing showroom, is Bailey, their 6 year old Golden Retreiver, whoproudly holds the title of Chief Mascot Officer. Every day Bailey goes to work with Sheila and Frank and greetsfamily, friends, customers, and everyone human or canine, with a wagging tail. Coconut Grove Gallery & Interiorswould not be the same without Bailey’s welcoming smile and presence.

We salute Sheila, Frank, and Bailey for their premier walk down the Pawpurrazzi runway. A huge heartfelt thanksfor hosting a wonderful kickoff party. Their generosity is truly appreciated.

Jackie and Jorge MunillaThe Munilla Family consists of six brothers, their wives, children, and grandchildren.Together, the six brothers own and manage MCM Corp., a construction companywhich specializes in commercial property, bridges and roadwork. The companywas founded in Cuba by their father, Fernando R. Munilla, who brought up hischildren with the same ethics in which he ran his own company: quality, integrityand reliability.

Jacquelyn, married to Jorge Munilla, the Company's President, is the family'sanimal advocate. Throughout their 23 years of marriage, this couple has never been without a minimum of twofelines, and an array of other pets. Currently, they have 4 indoor cats: Misty, Simba, Funnie May, and their newaddition, 4 month old "Tiger the terrible" whose favorite pastime is to chase the other cats and drive them nuts!They also care for 5 outdoor rescued cats: Fatcat, Frady Black, Tommy, Kitty, and Baby. Jorge and Jackie's twochildren, James Tyler, a sophomore at Villanova University, and Julian Alexis, a senior honor student at Belen JesuitPreparatory School, share the same love for all animals.

The Munilla family exemplifies the spirit of giving. They not only contribute to the Humane Society of GreaterMiami, but to other charities such as: the United Way, the Jackson Memorial Foundation, Rebuilding Together,American Cancer Society, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and Miami Bridge, just to name a few.

Tonight, Jackie's sister, Jeanette Garrido, will be walking her new and beloved 3 month old labradoodle, Buddy,a surprise Christmas gift to her children. We feel very fortunate that the Munilla family has embraced our causeand has demonstrated such dedication and compassion for all animals. It is evident that their construction skillsare not limited to roads and highways, but are an integral part of the structure that is philanthropy in Dade County.

Northern TrustNorthern Trust is a global leader in investment management, asset and fund administration,and fiduciary and banking solutions. Their services are offered to corporations, institutionsand affluent individuals.

Just recently, Northern Trust was named “Best Private Bank in North America” for theThird consecutive year by the Financial Times Group. Northern was recognized for puttingits clients first, its award-winning technology, and its financial strength. Northern has alsobeen honored in recent years by Fortune magazine as a “Most Admired Company,” andas one of the “100 Best Corporate Citizens” by CRO magazine.

Northern Trust has always fostered a culture of caring and commitment to the communitiesit serves. Northern strives to give back to the communities that have supported its success because it believesthat strong communities benefit everyone. During the past decade, Northern has donated nearly $120 millionglobally to nonprofit organizations. Its officers and staff are also active members of local boards and committees.

In Miami-Dade County, Northern Trust is a supporter of many charitable causes, including the Humane Societyof Greater Miami.

We thank Northern Trust and their professional family for all they do for us and the community.

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Pet Supermarket / Steve FeinbergSteve Feinberg is Vice-President of Merchandise and Marketing of PetSupermarket, the largest independently owned chain of pet stores in the

country. Steve has been with Pet Supermarket for over thirty years and has been an integral part of thecompany's growth. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, watching the MiamiHeat and enjoying live rock music.

Pet Supermarket, founded in 1973 by Chuck West as Pet Circus, changed its name to Pet Supermarket in 1986.The company sells more than 8,000 pet care products, including food, toys, treats, medicine, and clothing, throughits web site and more than 120 stores in a dozen states, primarily Florida. These stores also offer vaccinations fordogs, cats, and ferrets, and sell a variety of small animals (such as birds, hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits, and fish).

Pet Supermarket has developed a loyal customer base by offering low prices, providing excellent customer service,stocking name brand products, and by inviting customers’ pets to shop with them. The company has a longhistory of working with local animal organizations hosting adoptions and related events for cats and dogs. PetSupermarket has been very generous to these charities and rescue groups over the years.

We salute Pet Supermarket for their corporate consciousness and for providing invaluable resources for thebeloved pets in our community and beyond. Their devotion to animal welfare, our organization, and to Pawpurrazziis truly appreciated. Thank you Steve for walking one of our shelter pets on the runway for the second year.

Ann and Frank RubinoAnn is a Texas transplant who has made Miami her home since marrying well-knownand highly successful attorney, Frank Rubino. She has a love for all things beautiful,but primarily focuses on improving spaces and interior design. In addition to her passion for design, her kindness and caring leads her to be acompassionate volunteer for charitable causes. She is on the Board of Directors of theHumane Society of Greater Miami, a Golden Angel with Jackson Memorial Foundation,a Member of the Banyan Society Neonatal Care Center, and a former member of theBoard of Directors of The Viscayans. As a member of the Steering Committee and aCo-Chairman of Pawpurrazzi, Ann did an amazing job in securing many wonderfulitems for our silent auction.

Frank has tried hundreds of cases involving serious federal and international criminal offenses. He has successfullyhandled cases throughout the United States and the world. He is a renowned expert in the field of British antiquecars and has one of the finest collections in the world.Ann’s love for animals was manifested when she rescued King, the gorilla at Monkey Jungle, from a 20-foot cage.Ann founded "Friends of King", a non-profit organization dedicated to improving King’s life. Ann also fosters sickand injured monkeys, nursing them back to health. Frank and Ann have their own tiny primate, "Frankie theMonkey," who they raised from the age of six weeks. Frankie now has two little canine sisters, a toy Yorkie, Missy,and their most recent adopted dog from the Humane Society, Sophie. Joining us on the runway this evening are Ann, Frank, and Missy. We are grateful to be “friends” of Ann and Frankand we thank them for their commitment to all animals. Their help and contributions to our event and to theanimals are greatly appreciated.

Ryder Charitable Foundation Ryder System, Inc. and Ryder Charitable Foundation are both long time supporters ofthe Humane Society of Greater Miami. As a Fortune 500 leader in the transportationindustry, Ryder provides commercial transportation, logistics and supply chainmanagement solutions in North America, Europe, and Asia. The Company supportsnational and local not-for-profit organizations through the Ryder Charitable Foundation.

The Ryder Charitable Foundation was established in 1984 to help address important social needs and improvethe quality of life for many people in communities in which the Company does business in the United States. TheFoundation is governed by a board of directors which is composed of Ryder corporate executive management.It awards grants to IRS certified, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations whose activities and programs meet itsphilanthropic goals and objectives. The Foundation has a long standing history of funding community organizations in South Florida, where Ryderwas founded nearly 80 years ago. In addition to supporting the Humane Society of Greater Miami for more than12 years, Ryder supports the United Way of Miami Dade through direct funding and employee contributions. TheFoundation also supports the American Red Cross both locally and nationally.Tonight on the runway is Debbie Lanshky, a Senior Director in IT at Ryder System, with an adoptable dog fromour shelter. According to Debbie, “A dog is the only animal who will love you more than they love themselves!” We are so grateful for the continuous support, dedication, and commitment to the animals from Ryder CharitableFoundation. We feel very fortunate they embrace our cause.

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Sandy Zankl Sandy Zankl is a long time friend of the Humane Society of Greater Miami. A nativeMiamian, she grew up with her three sisters in a home near the Parrot Jungle in SouthMiami. A day never went by when they didn’t see parrots, peacocks, foxes or even aFlorida panther crossing their yard.

After graduating from the University of South Florida with a degree in business, shereturned home to work in the family business, Miami Rivet Company, founded by herfather. In 1986, the business was sold and a new family business was formed, BezanProperties.

Sandy has served on the board of The Womans Cancer Association and The CatNetwork, Inc. and volunteers her time at Camillus House. Among the various other

charities to which Sandy donates her time and resources, her favorites are the Humane Society of GreaterMiami, The Cat Network, Inc., and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.

Sandy’s devotion to animals began fifteen years ago when she and one of her sisters found four blackkittens under a bush. Many a rescued cat, and occasionally a rescued dog, have passed through her homeon their way to a new and forever family. Those that could not be placed have stayed and lived happilyever after with her.

We are forever grateful that Sandy is so generous and compassionate to the homeless and abandonedanimals of our community. Tonight, Sandy walks the runway with her childhood family friends’ son, Spencer,and daughter, Jane, and their Labradoodle, Barney.

Joe ZubizarretaJoe Zubizarreta, fondly known by his friends as Joe Zubi, co-manages ZubiAdvertising, one of the largest Hispanic advertising agencies in the country. ZubiAdvertising has a staff of over 130 people, billings of over $175 million, and an enviableroster of clients. When not hard at work, Joe can be found hovering over a reef offthe coast of Florida; playing a round of golf; visiting his daughter, Charly, in New York;or spending time with his son, Michael, who lives in Miami.

Founded by his mother, Tere Zubizarreta, Zubi Adveristing is a full service, Miami-based advertising agency with offices in Dallas, Detroit, and Los Angeles. As the faceof the agency, Joe handles the extensive service demands of his many customers,focuses on their return on investment, and manages the agency’s corporate giving,

which includes contributions to the United Way of Miami-Dade through the Alexis de Tocqueville Society.

Joe Zubi is known in the industry as being progressive, innovative and a leader of Hispanic marketing. Hisagency is highly regarded for offering interactive solutions through their extensive digital analytics team.

Tonight, Joe is walking with his son, Michael, and his adopted dog, Pepper, a black lab and whippet mix.Pepper was a gift to Joe by his son and daughter, after his 13 year old yellow lab passed away.

We thank Joe for his generosity and welcome him for the second year to our honored group of celebrity walkers.

A heartfelt thanks to our

CELEBRITY WALKERSfor their generous contributions, their love,

their commitment, and their kindness to animals. We couldn’t fulfill our mission without them!

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A s we celebrate tonight at Pawpurrazzi, we also celebrate the life of F.W. MortGuilford, a dear friend and supporter of the Humane Society of Greater Miami. Althoughwe are deeply saddened by his passing, his memory is with us this evening. Along withhis wife Barbara, he has walked the red carpet at Pawpurrazzi with his dog, RudolphValentino II. He had a deep love for animals and was committed to the mission of theHumane Society of Greater Miami.

Mort gave back to the community in many wonderful and meaningful ways. Mort, whowas a senior partner at the law firm of Guilford & Associates PA, served on the Board ofthe Directors of the Jackson Memorial Hospital Foundation; he was Chairman of the AlmaJennings Foundation; Chairman of the Guilford Group, and was a Board Member of theEpiscopal Charities of South Florida. Mort was honored in 2009 as the Henry StanfordAlumnus of the Year for his continued exemplary service to the University of Miami. TheBatchelor Foundation honors Mort with a very generous donation to the animals in hismemory.

The Humane Society was extremely fortunate to have the support of Mort and applaudhim for his dedication to humanity and to animals. He will be missed. Our deepestsympathies go to Barbara, who remains committed to the Humane Society as a boardmember.

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A SPECIAL THANK YOUto all the individuals and companies who

helped us make tonight’sevent special.

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South Motors

South Motors, a name synonymous with quality,

is a well-respected leader, not only

in the South Florida community, but nation-wide.

Their commitment to excellence and superior

customer service goes back more than 50 years,

and is appreciated by all who visit any one of

their seven dealerships.

We are truly honored to have the commitment of

the Dascal and Chariff families. Their continued

generosity and devotion to animals has helped

make this evening an outstanding success.

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With great appreciation for those who purchased a tablefor Pawpurrazzi and who made a truly special gift to the

Humane Society of Greater Miami.

Ruby BacardiWe’re honored, for the fourth year, to have Ruby’s support of Pawpurrazzi. We

are so delighted and appreciative of her continued generosity to our cause.

Nancy DenisonAs a member of the Board of Directors, Nancy’s service is invaluable. She is a

true animal lover, and we are very thankful to have Nancy as part of the HumaneSociety of Greater Miami.

Philip LevineFor the fifth year, Philip has supported Pawpurrazzi and the animals. We trulyappreciate his commitment to the homeless cats and dogs in our community.

Alan PotamkinOur sincere gratitude to Alan whose continuous generosity is appreciated by all,

especially the cats and dogs in our shelter.

Wendy and Jeffrey SafchikWe thank Wendy and Jeffrey for their support of Pawpurrazzi for the second

year. Their contribution to our organization is greatly appreciated.

Jo Ann and Greg SwientonOur sincere gratitude for the Swienton’s significant and generous gifts to our

organization. We are honored to have them as one of our greatest advocates forhomeless and needy pets.

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U.S. Trust

Our sincerest appreciation andgratitude goes to U.S. Trust and

Maggie Villacampa for theirgenerosity and support for the

homeless and abandoned animals.Without outstanding corporatecitizens like U.S. Trust, we wouldnot be able to fulfill our mission.

We give them an extra specialthank you for underwriting the

2012 Pawpurrazzi invitation.

Juan E. LopezSaks Fifth Avenue

Dadeland

Our deepest gratitude goes toJuan E. Lopez, Vice President and

General Manager of Saks FifthAvenue, Dadeland, who, for the

fourth year, supportedPawpurrazzi. His generosity,

kindness, and compassion hasbenefited all of the animals we

care for on a daily basis.

Saks is a longtime supporter ofour organization and we are

deeply appreciative.

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Bacardi USA

Our sincere appreciation goes toour friends at Bacardi who support

so many charities in ourcommunity. We’re honored to,again, be one of their chosen

causes and are truly fortunate fortheir commitment to

our organization.

Special thanks to Aura Reinhardt,Eddie Cutillas, and Joe Plana

for their devotion to the animalsand to us.

Coconut Grove Gallery & Interiors

Many heartfelt thanks to Coconut Grove Gallery & Interiors

owners, Sheila and Frank Kuhl, for hosting a truly wonderful

kickoff reception for Pawpurrazzi2012. We are extremely grateful for

their support and generosity tothe animals.

We would also like to thank Pitbullfor generously providing the

spirits for that evening, Voli Light Vodka.

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Karla DascalKARLA Conceptual Event

Experiences

With Karla’s vision, creativity, and unique sense of style,

Pawpurrazzi, once again, is avision of beauty! From flowers tototal event production, her taste is impeccable and her designs

are truly exquisite.

We’re thrilled that Karla’s talents,for the fourth year, surround us at Pawpurrazzi 2012. We thank

Karla for her continuedinvolvement as a member of theBoard of Directors and for caring

so much about the animals!

James Murphy

What can we say about a man who has a heart of gold

and is there for us every time weneed him? We are proud to callJim a friend and thank him for his dedication and generosity

to the animals.

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Cynthia DemosCBS4

Our deepest appreciation toCynthia Demos, award winning

journalist and CBS4 eveninganchor, for donating her time to

the animals for a third year.

A role model for all who watch her on television and who are here

this evening, we thank Cynthia for providing her extra special

magic to Pawpurrazzi.

Paul and Donna Skiera

We extend a sincere thank you toDawne Skiera of Pacific Southern

and Paul Skiera of RepublicNational Distribution Company forgenerously donating the wine for

our event this evening. Theircontribution to Pawpurrazzi is

truly appreciated by all.

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Pet Supermarket

Special thanks to a great partner,Pet Supermarket, and SteveFeinberg, Vice-President of

Merchandise and Marketing, fortheir unending support of theanimals. From adoptions, to

events, to “treating” the caninesthis evening, Pet Supermarket is

always there for us!

We also thank Steve Renzelmann,District Manager in Miami, who

helped make it all possible. We areextremely grateful for their

commitment to animals.

Canine Counselors

Our deepest appreciation andgratitude goes to Peter Arencibia,

Training Director of CanineCounselors. He, and his team of

trainers, helps us help the animalsin so many ways. His expertise intraining and social behavior has

been vital to the dogs in theshelter who are waiting for their

forever family.

We thank Peter and CanineCounselors for their commitment

to the well-being of animals.

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Purina ONE

No one takes better care of theculinary needs of the dogs andcats in our shelter than Purina.

Dining every day on Purina ONE, asuper-premium pet food, there is

no need for a “doggie bag” asevery bowl is licked clean.

We’re extremely grateful forPurina’s loyalty, commitment, anddevotion to animal welfare, and fortheir support of shelters across the

country. An extra special thankyou for the Purina ONE food barfor all of our four-legged guests

this evening.

Fort Lauderdale Poop 911

Thank you Poop 911 for keepingtonight’s event pristine! As pooper

scoopers extraordinaire, weappreciate all their efforts towards

making this a super successfulevening.

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Classical South Florida Radio

Many thanks to Claire Crawfordand Ron Davis of Classical SouthFlorida Radio, 89.7 and 90.7, forsupporting Pawpurrazzi and the

animals for the second year.

We appreciate their generosity in helping us spread the word

about Pawpurrazzi! It’s music to our ears!

Wholesale Antique Center Inc.

We extend a heartfelt thanks toTom Reardon, Ernie Cosic, andWholesale Antiques for their

continued support for the animalsand Pawpurrazzi over the past

four years. On behalf of our four-legged friends who cannot speakfor themselves, we thank you! You

are an extraordinary team and we salute you!

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Godfrey DelRio

We thank Godfrey for his help andexpertise in displaying our

silent auction items so beautifully.Godfrey is a long time supporter

and we appreciate all that he doesfor the animals.

We are proud to call Godfrey afriend and thank him for

his continuous dedication and generosity.

Reggie and Michael Flowers & Events

We thank Reggie and Michael Flowers & Events

for supporting Pawpurrazzi.Reggie’s presentation bouquetsare exquisitely arranged and are

a true portrayal of their artistic talents.

We truly appreciate theirgenerosity.

Pawpurrazzi would not be the same without our good friends andanimal lovers at Jungle Island, Bern Levine and Andy Juska.

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Kerrin and Peter BermontLisa and Lloyd Burt

Connie and John CioffiAnna May and Eugene Conese

Scott FaneCarolyn and Chris GilsonPaula Hoffman-Peyser

Jean and Jay KislakKirk R. Landon

Melba LeonRichard Mariani, Jr.

Stephanie MaxArlene Saltzman

Mary and Lloyd SattaurTerri and Walter Shikany, Sr.

Jeffrey SudduthJanet and Richard Yulman

Pat and Milton Wallace extend their special thanks to Co-Chairman, Bunny Bastian, Honorary Chairman, Nora Bulnes,

and to our entire Steering Committee who all helped make tonight’s event possible.

Steering Committee

Mrs. Nancy BatchelorMrs. Sandy Batchelor

Mrs. Marisa Cisneros-RizzonMrs. Irene KorgeMrs. Sheila KuhlMr. Juan Lopez

Mr. James MurphyMrs. Ann Rubino

Our deepest gratitude to our auction and production committeemembers Marisa Cisneros-Rizzon, Juan E. Lopez, and Ann Rubino. This

event could not have been the success it is without your invaluable help.

Our heartfelt thanks!

Our grateful thanks to the people who were thoughtful enough to send in much needed donations.

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On behalf of the Humane Society of Greater Miami, we extend our mostsincere appreciation to those businesses and individuals that have so

generously donated items for our auction. Only through their collectivesupport could we ever hope to achieve the financial goals necessary to fulfillour mission. Look for our separate booklet describing the items below at our

exciting and unique auction!

Alexander Wang – Neiman Marcus

Alhambra Antiques

Andrea Villa Studio

Ms. Anita Stone

Aventura Worldwide Transportation

Azzurro Fashion

Bayshore Veterinary Clinic

Mr. Buddy Beck

Bonnin Ashley

Bulgari

Carlos Falchi

Cecilia Comeau

CH Carolina Herrera

Coconut Grove Gallery & Interiors

Joe Craig Black Label Photography

David Yurman

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dickinson

Diane von Furstenberg

dr. brandt skincare

Elemis Spa

Elite Island Resorts

Epic Hotel

Etro

The Fine Art Group

Gallery Interiors

George’s in the Grove

Giancarlo Designs

Mr. Brian Gray

Gucci

Kate Hanks Designs

Mrs. Michelle Headley

Ms. Laurie Hoffman

Jason Taylor Foundation

Joe Siolek Designs

Jungle Island

Kerzner International

La Dorada

La Gorce Country Club

Laurie Wax Designs

Louis Vuitton

LuckeyArt.com

Ms. Ivonne Luna

Mandarin Oriental Miami

Margaux Interiors

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Max Mara USA

Mena Catering

Miami Gardens Flowers

Michael Kors

Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink

Michelangelo Handbags

Monkey Jungle

Neiman Marcus

Oceanclubresorts.com

The Palm Restaurant, Bay Harbour

Paola Pacheco

Perry Ellis International

Pili Carrera

Pinecrest Veterinary Hospital

Pow Wow Products

Rene Ruiz Couture

Republic National DistributingCompany

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel

Mrs. Marisa Cisneros-Rizzon and Mr.Marcos Rizzon

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rubino

Ryder Charitable Foundation

Saks Fifth Avenue, Dadeland

Santa Maria Novella

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Sardinia

Sazingg

Ms. Skeeter King

South Kendall Veterinary Clinic

St. James Club

Mr. and Mrs. Roe Stamps

Studio Suzan Jewelry

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tallon

Tania Oliveira Fine Art

Tara Compton Designs

Temple Arts Fitness

Therapy – IV Deep Sea Sportfishing

Trio on the Bay

Turchin Jewelry

TUUCI

Veranda Resort & Spa

Vintage Liquors

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wallace

Wholesale Antique Center Inc.

Wines for Humanity

Yves Saint-Laurent

Our apologies to those who graciously donated but were omitted

from this program due to printing deadlines.

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Board of DirectorsPatricia Wallace, Chairman

Leslie Sardinia, Vice ChairmanIan Bailey, Treasurer

Alison Kunkel, Secretary Sandy Batchelor, Member-at-Large

Richard Gomez, Esq., Member-at-LargeAnn Rubino, Member-at-Large

Maggie Villacampa, Member-at-Large

Russell D. Atlas, CPMJennifer Beber

Marisa Cisneros-RizzonKarla Dascal

Jorge De La Torre, CPANancy Denison

Peter Fernandes, DVMJeanette Fine

Barbara GuilfordRoland Gomez, Esq.

Michelle Headley-MannersRobert Hudson

Willie IvoryLola Jacobson

Juan LopezPatrick McEnanyAllison Nash, Esq.Robert Pane, DVM

Penny StampsDarin Zenov, Esq.

Donna Tallon, Executive Director

Humane Society of Greater Miami Adopt-A-Pet

Board of Trustees

Michael Aller

Marla Bergmann

Fredric S. Brandt, M.D.

Bob Brunn

Carolyn Gilson

Jane and Jerry Goodman

Andrew Juska

D.J. Kerr

Jean Kislak

Diane Klotz

Tova Leidesdorf

Ralph Lutrin

Ron Magill

Linda Marraccini, M.D.

Fran Miller

Gardnar Mulloy

Brad Rosenblatt

Rene Ruiz

Ana Maria Salaya

Donna E. Shalala

Brooke Soffer

David Young

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We appreciate your congratulatory messages!

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“I would like to dedicate this program to LaurieHoffman, Director of Communication and SpecialEvents at the Humane Society of Greater Miami. Icould not have done this event without her. Lauriehas a strong love for the animals in our shelter andher devotion to them is absolute. Laurie’scommitment to Pawpurrazzi is undeniable; she putsher heart and soul into this event. Laurieaccomplishes everything with her own uniqueelegance and style. Nothing is too hard for her. Shegets everything done, excellently. Laurie spent manyevenings on the phone with me until two o’clock inthe morning, working on all the details that makePawpurrazzi the one-of-a-kind event that it is. In

addition to that, she oversees every aspect of the event just to make sure thateverything runs smoothly and is perfect. Just like her. I am so very very grateful to herand I love every single moment”.Fondly,

Pat

A Special Thank YouWe would like to draw attention to some “unsung heroes” of this event, people whoremain under the radar and want no accolades or thanks, but have worked endlesslyto make this event so special. We are referring to Donna Tallon, Executive Director,Dani Kandera, Andrea Rodriguez, Ricki Diamond, Kim Maxwell, Lisa DePriest, and theentire staff at the Humane Society of Greater Miami whose commitment goes farbeyond the call of duty. They go the extra mile, pushing the proverbial envelope as faras it can go. Most importantly, they dealt with our constant requests—okay, maybesome would call them demands-- and phone calls. And, anyone who has worked withus, knows that we are perfectionists and tough taskmasters.

We warmly thank them for all their hard work in making Pawpurrazzi an event youwill be talking about for years to come. We could not have done this without them.

Pat and Milton WallaceBone-Afide Chairmen of Pawpurrazzi

A Special Dedication to Laurie Hoffman