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Summer 2014 A couple of months ago, we received a call from an emergency clinic regarding a female dog struggling to give birth to her puppies. She had already been in labor for 24 hours. Unfortunately, the owner was unwilling or unable to pay the emergency clinic for the medical care required, and thus surrendered the dog. The emergency clinic then asked the Charloesville-Albemarle SPCA to step in to help the dog, a beautiful black and tan Dachshund now named Sadie. When the clinic staff first saw Sadie, they knew she was in serious medical trouble and that they needed to act fast. She was not only fighting for her own life, but also for those of her unborn puppies. Upon examination it was discovered she had a very large puppy stuck in her birth canal, causing her to have an extensive and painful labor. She was unable to give birth naturally. SPCA Medical Director Dr. Scheller and our clinic staff immediately prepared Sadie for a caesarean section (“C-section”). Sadie was touch-and- go, but the clinic staff was not only able to save Sadie, but also two of her puppies. After the operation, Sadie was made comfortable, kept warm, and put on IV fluids and antibiotics that were not only safe for Sadie, but also safe for her nursing puppies. Shortly after the surgery, Sadie was reunited with her two puppies; they immediately took to their mama and began to suckle. The happy new family was then taken in by an experienced SPCA foster home to recover and give the puppies time and space to grow. It’s rare that our SPCA performs C-sections. In fact, on average, the SPCA veterinary clinic only performs about one a year, but Sadie was in dire need. Without the C-section, and the determination and skill of our clinic personnel, she and her puppies would not have survived. Aiding the clinic staff in doing their job was our new “Multiparameter Monitor,”including the Capnograph recently purchased with support from the Perrigo Foundation. When hooked up to a patient, the monitor measures blood pressure, percentage of oxygenation in the blood and body temperature, and performs an EKG, which monitors the electrical activity in the patient. Because the stress of the labor on Sadie’s lile Dachshund body was so significant, monitoring her vital signs was absolutely, well, vital! SPCA patients, whether in labor or severely injured or critically ill, will now benefit from this piece of lifesaving equipment. One of our goals at the SPCA is to replace outdated and less reliable medical equipment as well as adding new technology essential to our lifesaving work. Because medical equipment is quite costly, we have a long way to go. Please consider making a donation to help us upgrade our clinic so we can continue to save the lives of pets like Sadie and her pups. Love is free, but medical costs add up! Today Sadie and her puppies are in their new homes! The puppies are thriving and growing like puppies do with their new families. And Sadie is happy and living the good life with her three new canine brothers and her new Mom and Dad. SPCA SAVES DACHSHUND IN DISTRESS Sadie now lives with the Crutchfield pack joining two Dachshunds previously adopted from the SPCA, and a hound mix. Scheline Crutchfield pictured with Sadie (left) and Henry also adopted from the SPCA.
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Summer 2014

A couple of months ago, we received a call from an emergency clinic regarding a female dog struggling to give birth to her puppies. She had already been in labor for 24 hours.Unfortunately, the owner was unwilling or unable to pay the emergency clinic for the medical care required, and thus surrendered the dog. The emergency clinic then asked the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA to step in to help the dog, a beautiful black and tan Dachshund now named Sadie.

When the clinic staff first saw Sadie, they knew she was in serious medical trouble and that they needed to act fast. She was not only fighting for her own life, but also for those of her unborn puppies. Upon examination it was discovered she had a very large puppy stuck in her birth canal, causing her to have an extensive and painful labor. She was unable to give birth naturally. SPCA Medical Director Dr. Scheller and our clinic staff immediately prepared Sadie for a caesarean section (“C-section”). Sadie was touch-and-go, but the clinic staff was not only able to save Sadie, but also two of her puppies. After the operation, Sadie was made comfortable, kept warm, and put on IV fluids and antibiotics that were not only safe for Sadie, but also safe for her nursing puppies. Shortly after the surgery, Sadie was reunited with her two puppies;

they immediately took to their mama and began to suckle. The happy new family was then taken in by an experienced SPCA foster home to recover and give the puppies time and space to grow.

It’s rare that our SPCA performs C-sections. In fact, on average, the SPCA veterinary clinic only performs about one a year, but Sadie was in dire need. Without the C-section, and the determination and skill of our clinic personnel, she and her puppies would not have survived. Aiding the clinic staff in doing their job was our new “Multiparameter Monitor,”including the Capnograph recently purchased with support from the Perrigo Foundation. When hooked up to a patient, the monitor measures blood pressure,

percentage of oxygenation in the blood and body temperature, and performs an EKG, which monitors the electrical activity in the patient. Because the stress of the labor on Sadie’s little Dachshund body was so significant, monitoring her vital signs was absolutely, well, vital! SPCA patients, whether in labor or severely injured or critically ill, will now benefit from this piece of lifesaving equipment.

One of our goals at the SPCA is to replace outdated and less reliable medical equipment as well as adding new technology essential to our lifesaving work. Because medical equipment is quite costly, we have a long way to go. Please consider making a donation to help us upgrade our clinic so we can continue to save the lives of pets like Sadie and her pups. Love is free, but medical costs add up!

Today Sadie and her puppies are in their new homes! The puppies are thriving and growing like puppies do with their new families. And Sadie is happy and living the good life with her three new canine brothers and her new Mom and Dad.

SPCA SAveS DAChShunD in DiStreSS

Sadie now lives with the Crutchfield pack joining two Dachshunds previously adopted from the SPCA, and a hound mix.

Scheline Crutchfield pictured with Sadie (left) and Henry also adopted from the SPCA.

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BoArD of DireCtorSRhonda Quagliana

President

Jay KesslerVice President

Bill DaggettTreasurer

Lisa Ross Moorefield Secretary

Mary Chinn

Becky Craig

Scheline T. Crutchfield

Ethel deNeveu

Amy Gardner

Ginger P. Germani

Angie Gunter

Barbara Millar

Preston Morris

Glenn Rust

Sara Schroeder

exeCutive DireCtorLeslie Hervey

SPCA Pet therAPy ProgrAm BringS Joy

mAin fACility3355 Berkmar Drive

Charlottesville, VA 22901(434) 973-5959

(434) 973-5271 (F)

open Daily for Adoptions:Noon to 6PM

www.caspca.org

SPCA rummAge Store934 Preston Ave.

Charlottesville, VA(434) 293-8475

open for Shopping: Tuesday- Saturday

10AM to 6PM

Donations Accepted:Tuesday-Saturday

10AM to 1PM

Adoptions: (434) 973-5959Donations: (434) 964-3320

Spay/Neuter: (434) 964-3333Humane Education: (434) 964-3331

Volunteer: (434) 964-3331Foster: (434) 973-5959

Pet Behavior: (434) 964-3314Purrin’ at Pantops: (434) 293-2252

The giggle of a child as she confidently reads with her new friend, one hand holding the book and the other stroking soft fur. The glimmer of joy and the twinkle in an eye as residents at a nursing home feel a cold nose nuzzle into their hand. Therapy animals have the ability to create magical moments and leave paw prints on the souls of those they touch.

There is a need in our community for therapy animals. Local libraries, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and assisted living facilities are ecstatic about the prospect of having cats and dogs, and hopefully even rabbits and guinea pigs, visit their residents. These

animals and their handlers are certain to bring immeasurable joy to hundreds.

The SPCA recently started a pet therapy program where owners can learn more about certifying their pet, get information about facilities in need of pet therapy visits, and attend monthly informational meetings. Meetings are a great way to meet other pet therapy teams, get new pointers for visits, and ask questions. Meeting topics are designed to help new handlers gain insight and education about types of visits and the things that they might encounter on visits, and for seasoned handlers to learn about new opportunities and share experiences. Upcoming meeting topics include“Keeping Your Animal Physically and Emotionally Safe” by

Dr. Kristen Scheller, and “Recognizing Stress Signals in Your Animal” by Deven Gaston. For a full list of monthly pet therapy visits, check the SPCA events calendar online at caspca.org.

The SPCA Pet Therapy Program and all monthly meetings are open to anyone who wishes to join – certified teams, non-certified teams/teams in training, and people currently without animals are all encouraged to join. For teams wishing to become certified, a Pet Therapy Class is recommended, followed by a Pet Therapy Test. Anyone interested in learning more should contact the SPCA Pet Therapy Coordinator, Kaicee Robertson, at [email protected] or 434964-3331.

Together you and your animal can touch countless lives, lift spirits, and help hearts heal. There is nothing like the unconditional love of an animal. Help us share an animal’s love with those who are truly in need of a paw, nose, and warm heart.

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The 2014 Bow-WOW-Walk, held on Saturday, May 31st, was the ultimate day of doggie fun! Nearly 400 walkers and their dogs turned out for this 1st year event, raising more than $50,000 for the animals at the SPCA. Dogs and their people gathered in Lee Park before and after the walk along Charlottesville’s historic downtown, enjoying give-a-ways from generous animal-loving sponsors, live music, puppy pedicures, doggie ice cream and more. The walk was led by our Top Dog Fundraisers team “Beth’s Foster Families” who raised more than $5,000 for homeless pets!

We would like to thank all of our sponsors, fundraisers and the hundreds of people and pets who turned out to make the day a ton of fun and a big win for animals in need.

Struttin’ mutt SPonSorS

Doggie Do gooDer SPonSorS

toP Dog SPonSor

CrutChfield | dixon disposal natural pet essentials

MontiCello aniMal hospitalpet food disCounters

Please see caspca.org for a full list of sponsors.

SAVE THE DATE For THE 2015 WAlk: SATurDAy, MAy 30TH

ToP Dog TEAM “BETH’S FoSTEr FAMiliES” lEADS THE WAy!

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TogeTher, We can save livesBecome an sPca memBer 2014We consider our donors members of our lifesaving family. Each membership gift goes to support our lifesaving work. From providing affordable spay/neuter and giving homeless pets high-quality medical care, to supporting our education programs to teach the next generation to respect life, your support sustains our lifesaving mission and helps to maintain our No Kill Community. Use the envelope enclosed to make a gift to join our family today! Learn more about our member benefits below, or online at www.caspca.org/membership.

$50-$99 PeT Pal • Membership card• 10% off of SPCA Rummage Store & Retail Shop purchases• Priority Registration for SPCA Summer Camp• Invitation to “Member Hour” at Rabies/Microchip Clinics (No waiting in line!!!)• $5 off coupon for Frontline or Capstar purchase in our retail store• Discount or gift at select local SPCA Partners (See website for full list)• Member discount on our education and training classes• SPCA decal• Invitation to our annual meeting (June 2015)

memBer levels & BenefiTs

$500-$999 silver PaW cluB• All Pet Pal and Furry Friend benefits plus the below• Behind-the-scenes tour of the SPCA with the Executive Director• One yearly pick-up for Rummage Store donations• After hours adoption shopping (by appointment)

$1,000+ golden PaW cluB• All Pet Pal, Furry Friend and Silver Paw Club benefits plus the below• Personal Pet Shopper—an SPCA staff member will assist you in finding the perfect pet

and give you advance notice of available pets given your specific criteria• Invitation to our annual Golden Paw Holiday Reception • Opportunity to present an SPCA Pet of the Week on NBC29 or Newsplex (must schedule 2

weeks in advance with SPCA Staff)

consTanT comPanion cluBOur Constant Companions are monthly givers who sustain our lifesaving work. Companion memberships automatically renew each year unless canceled.

PeT Pal$8 a month

furry friend$25 a month

silver PaW cluB$60 a month

golden PaW cluB$100 a month

Use the enclosed envelope to become an SPCA member or register online. If you have any questions, please call (434) 964-3320 or email [email protected].

$100-$499 furry friend• All Pet Pal benefits plus the below• 20% discount on SPCA Cremation Services• Free Microchip for one pet

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Baylee

I’m a special girl in need of a home of my own. Can you help?

Baylee is a beautiful middle aged girl with a silky soft coat. She came to the SPCA because her elderly owner went into assisted living and could no longer care for her. Baylee was so upset when she arrived that no one could touch her. Slowly she has come around, and enjoys attention on her terms, but she isn’t doing well in the shelter environment. She loves to play and has lived with another cat. We think that she will thrive in a calm home with a patient and loving human who will treat her like a princess. Do you want to meet this special girl? Email [email protected] or call (434) 964-3331 to learn more.

I don’t know how much time

I have left, but I’d like to

spend that time with you!

Got room for an old guy?

Our SPCA veterinarian estimates that Samwise is at least 12 years old. While older, he is fun-loving and enjoys scampering around in the garden, begging for treats, and eating hotdogs. Samwise is looking for a special home since he does have some health concerns – he is

Samwisemostly blind, has some hearing loss, has two healed jaw fractures, and has zero teeth. He doesn’t let this slow him down though! He is still happy, full of pep, and has lots of love left to give. Interested in giving this old guy a chance at the good life? Email [email protected] or call (434) 964-3331 to learn more.

SPCA Members ensure care for pets awaiting homes like Baylee & Samwise

The 2014 Critter Ball promises to be an evening of (fun)draising as we once again present our own version of the beloved 2001 mockumentary Best in Show. Go online to caspca.org to check out our six local celebrities who are hard at work preparing their pets for their 15 minutes of fame on the Critter Ball catwalk.

Get your tickets now at caspca.org and join us at Castle Hill Cider Barn in Keswick on Friday, September 26th for this unforgettable night of hilarious fun with cocktails, live and silent auctions, Best in Show shenanigans, dinner by Harvest Moon and dancing to The Dickens, all to raise funds for the animals at the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA.

Friday, September 26th | 6:30pm

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TriBuTe WallTribute gifts are also listed online with photos at www.caspca.org. We sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact (434) 964-3320 or [email protected] with any corrections or questions. gifts included on this list were made 1/2014- 5/2014.

In Memory of PetsAbbey

Rae ReesAbsent Companions

Tuck LandryAfton

Maeve Gould Ali

Susan HodousAma-La

Sue Ellis DyarAnnabelle

Kimberly HeacoxAvery

Winifred SagerBaby

Jean BarnettBailey

James KuznarBella

Constance MaysBella

Rhonda Quagliana & Bill BarkleyBiggby

Jennifer MorrisBlue

Cindy L. SmithBrinkley

Wendy W. HirshBubba

Nan ClarkeBuddy

Patrick & Jill McCannBuddy Bear

Anabelle MalcolmBuster

Margie Garmey & Melinda Baumann

CaliHolly Johnson

CaseyBrigitte Kelly

CaseyStephen & Jarrett Millard

CherokeeMary Lee Armstrong

Chief John Bowen III

Chloe Linda B. Wells

ChongoCatherine Wray

Chu Chu Doris Bohon

CinderHolly JohnsonCinnamon

Margaret ParsonsConnie

Mona BeardCoop

Tom & Amy OlearyCosmo

Joan Kindig

CreeJohn Bowen IIIDaisy Mae

Donna ConleyDarla

Bea WellsDixie

Craig AguleDusty

C.G. Pete & Florence BruceFatty

Holly JohnsonFauve

Wendy PerryFirestone

Vanessa ShamiFrankie

Margaret ParsonsFreddie

John & Betty EllitonGeorge

Jeffrey ColeGibson Lindsay

Mary Jo HerrimanGinger

Roger ParryGracie

Mary Jane RitchieGracie Lou

Red Hill CrewHarriet

Wayne & Terri BryantHector

Lucy Pryor HaleHelene

Grace BullHendley

Bettie, Charlie & Sable FlickingerHester

Betty SevachkoHiggins aka George

Michael & Robyn BristowIzzy

Barney & CodyJackson

Betty & Glen Coleman & “Happy”Jake

Jack & Joan SorensenJake & Jenny

Karen G. DavenportJames

Melba AtkinsonJasper & June

Anne BrushwoodJerry

Jon & Mary MikalsonJerry

Mario & Kay Geysen, the Haney Family, Mary Ritchie, Barbara Tobey

Jinks Sandra Tucker

JonesHeather Clark

JudderJane Dudek Debutts, Margie Garmey & Melinda Baumann

KattAlexander Schult &

Virginia LeavellKia

Deborah MarshKiwi

Deborah MarshKrissi

Joyce ButrosLeo

Marta BrunnLiddy

Shirley Moser MarshallLucius

Kendall G. BradshawLucky

Randy MaysLuke

Constance MaysMack

Billy & Kathryn HansenMaggie

Pam FulmerMardi Morris

Deb TriantMariah

Jon & Mary MikalsonMariah

Leon & Becky TilleyMarley

Eleanor GrossmanMax

Region Ten - Children’s Case Management Team & Friends

MaxLisa K. Price

MelonElizabeth Fuller

Merv Christy Tromey

MikeyRuth DavisMiss CallieLynn Boyter

MistyChristine S. Kennedy

MitzyJanice Creasy

Molly Keith & Nancy Knoell

MollyMargie Garmey & Melinda Baumann

MortyDonna Jordan

Moses CampbellAntonio Campbell Murphy Bensey

Carole G. CrandallNermal

Cathy PasternakNikki

Carole, Phil, Kate & Elisabeth Springer

Oreo Mona W. Beard

In Memory of PeopleCharlotte Batty

Chris A. MatthewsFrank & Doris BeddowDavid & Delores Brush

Emmy Lou BolskiCarol Chandross

Drew BunnJim, Mary & Jeb Bunn

Rosalie Carey Kelly Deichert

Jane Ann ChisholmInspired Investors, Charles E. & Stella M. Loftin, Anne Townsend

Mary CoughlinTom & Chris Tucker

William “Bill” H. CraddockPattie & Goldie Baber, Harold & Brenda Bickley, Richard & Donna Billings, Bettie Black,

Tuck & Chris Carter, Martin & Beulah Chandler, Roy Clements, Jr., Mark Collins, Janice Creasy, Peter Easter, Charles Grossmann & Susan Tice, Hantzmon Wiebel, LLP, Robert & Meredith Magnus, Monticello Media, Elizabeth Fitz-Hugh Morgan, Frances & Booty

Morris, Sandra Owen, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Payne, John & Ellen Shrum, Clark Tracy, Douglas

WilliamsClaudia L. DodsonBrenda Langdon

Walter EadesKathy Goebel

Courtney B. ElliottAlbemarle Charlottesville Pilot

Club, Mona Beard, Jessie Branci-forte, Eleanor G. May, Elizabeth

Fitz-Hugh Morgan, Joyce Roberts, Judy Smith, Venable

Neighborhood Association Board & members, Alastair Watson, Dr.

& Mrs. M.C. & Jean WilhelmLouie Eros

Linda, Stu & MietteErnest A. Flynn

Wendy Waldner FlynnAli Frazier

Aven & Andy KinleyJonathan Hukari

Karen HukariDelana Jackson

John JacksonAmber L. Johnson

Caitlynn LayneRoland E. Johnson

Rae ReesWillie Estelle Thacker Jones

Jane Ferneyhough, Sarah Key & Skeeter Key, Carolyn Lowry, Ron

& Lynda TweelDarlene Kaufman

Mary Catherine Dunn, Lori Kaufman, PH.D., John Kelly, Rita

SaundersEllie Kellerman

Caran, Spencer, Max, Mia & Magie

Ellen Marie KentJoan Kent

Roger LeclereMartha Leclere

Brian LeeMaryann Lee

Ruth LeeKathleen ChildressVicky Levinson Christine Fischer

Ed LewisNorma J. BaileyElsie Londeree

Billie Ann MidthumAngus Macaulay

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Blue, Philip-pa Bowers, Gray Boyce, Molly

Bliska, Tom Bliska & Family, Mattice F. Brandt, Betty Cauthen, Lisa Duperier, Ellen English, Betsy

& Jim Fernald, Henry & Mary Alice Frazier, Jane Kerewich,

Ramsey & Joan Martin, Beverly B. Kocotas & William B. Otis, Jr., Sally Sadler, Christopher Santilli, Keith & Teresa Shaner, Marcie & French Slaughter, Virginia Stokes,

Ann SullivanJim “Mac” MacDonald

Marsha Van Benschoten Frick, Jean Rawn, Ellen Stock

Eugene “Gene” McCauseyBarbara Marshall, Jacqueline D.

Metzger

PabloRegion Ten - Children’s Case Management Team & Friends

ParkerJane Washburn

PatchesC.G. Pete & Florence Bruce

Pele Margaret Edwards

PeterHeather Clark

Phantom Corliss Bradley

Poppy Joyce “Mollie” Kitchen-Pindera

PrincessCathy PasternakPrincess PorkieKelley Walton

PrudenceRose & Rob Capon

Rachelle/Joey Surabhi Ranjan

RamonaLiz LewisRocco

Lara RichersonRocky

Sandra TuckerRupert

Jeanne PowersRupert

Kristin MeyerSable

Bette & Charles Flickinger, Beverly Ogilvie, Linda B. Wells

SadieJoan Kindig

SageHolly JohnsonSammy CatNancy Burr

Sassy OgilvieLinda Beights,

Charles & Agnes FlickingerScout

Deborah MurrayShadow

Emma BenzianSmokey

Susan HodousSnuggles

Tammy LonjinSquirt

Susan ToweSteffi

Barbara HartlessStella Rose LacyRobert & RachelSunny & Stormy

Mary Lou & Tom Boyd“Sweet” Maggie

Janet DurrerSydney

Mark & LeslieSydney

Ernetta & Bob Van OrdenTabby

Deborah MarshTaffy

Sandra TuckerTango

J.A. YannelloTeddy Bear

Frances L. BossermanTiby

Joyce MartinTimmy

Corliss BradleyTimmy

Wendy PerryTinkerbell

Lynn ApplebyTobey

Miles & JessTolkie

Dan & Kathleen BledsoeTrooper

Emily MeyerTucker

Laura ShavisVelvet

Andrea WoodsWiley

Susan BenderZira

Tonya RobertsZisou

Careyanne, Tony & Carson

Ernest “Boots” MeadHenry J. Abraham, Andrea,

Halina, Sophia & Guru, Julias & Ruth Barclay, Martin & Ruthe Battestin, Mary Hill Caperton,

Sue Carol Foster, Edward Free-man, Blaire French, Arthur &

Beverly Kirsch, Sarah Marshall, Jenny Mead, Maggie Morse,

Ollson Center - Darden School at UVA Bidhan & Susan Parmar, Mary L. Preston, Doris Stimpson,

Virginia StokesSally Mead

Martin & Ruthe Battestin, Mary Hill Caperton, Doris Stimpson

Daniel MeadorMarybess & William Johnson

Patricia Menk Susan Cabell Mains

Norma Eugene PaquinDoris O. Floyd, Jeff, Becky &

Family, Bonnie M. TaylorAnn P. Perkins

W. Bates Chappell, Frederica & Seth French, Elizabeth French, Kathryn & Tom Hartsell, Sarah

Agnes Marshall, Robert & Carol Tanner

Willie Mae PerkinsDusty & Dixie Scott

Kitty PersingerKate Lambert

Maryanne PetersonPhyllis & Kenneth Brown

Gloria PowellRoy Clements, Jr., Shelby Cle-

mentsPatricia Pyles

Patricia PearsallJethro Raffinan

The Friedman FamilyShizuko RaineyNobuko M. AsaiThomas Raque

Anne RaqueAunt Rhodie

Frances BossermanCharles Edward “Eddie”

Roberts Maxine Baird, Sherron Pace

E.L. “Tippy” RunkleAndrew Minton Jewelers, Al & Phyllis Dwier, The Gray Family, G. Timothy Hardin, Nina John-ston, Elayne Phillips, Ed Russell, Murray Whitehill & Mary Beth

Meachum-WhitehillGeorgiana ShabanowitzTed & Amy Barger, James

Barrett, Gerald Barton, Betty H. Blincoe, Robert & Marcia

Bryant, John & Susan Carpenter, Barbara Crowder, Mary Darnell,

Robin Frank, James & Janis Freeland, Bob & Helen Landel, Nadina & Mark Ross, William & Mary Sihler, Brian Shabanowitz,

Jeffrey ShabanowitzMarian ShawSuzanne Word

Theresa H. ShiflettErin Mullins, Doris Shifflett, Pa-mela Wagner & Fay Shiflett

Paul Summers, Jr.Virginia Stokes

Lucye Anne TarkingtonCarol Chandross, Joyce Christ-man, Margaret H. Craig, Willy & Christine Denton, Beth Marcus,

Eleanor S. Porter, Reynolds Contracting, LLC, Jan Silverman, Barbara & W.C. Smith, Tess &

volunteers for Voices for Animals, Mary Walter, Catherine Wray

John A. “JT” TaylorJohn & Shirley Bowen, Steve Kell, Andrew Molesy, Palma Pustilnik & Stephen Pollock, Kris & Steve

RyallsMartha Price Terrill

Myrtle Amos, Dorothy Chappell, Roy Clements, Jr., Shelby T. Cle-ments, the Deb’s, Anice Jones &

Shirley Powell, Beth MarcusJenny Tucker

Eric TuckerJohn Gordon WebsterJim & June Campbell

Eleanor Hopkins WhiteleyMary L. Preston

Thanks to our friends at the Jefferson Area Police Motor Squad! Their JAMS Skill Competition in June raised

$2,500 for our animals in need!

$50-$99 PeT Pal

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In Honor of PetsAlex

Jennifer BrownAll Pets

Ashleigh GorryAmos

Deborah WoodAngel

Jim & Ginny HayesBanjo

Donald & Karen DougaldBilly Bob

Frances L. BossermanBrad Kitt

Lizbeth JacobsButch

Frances BossermanCandy Ann

David & Shirley BishopCarolina

Kayla CampbellCharlene

Amy AtticksCody

Lillian E. IngeCookie

Tracey HillCronus

Matt & RachelDayspring, the Horse

Charlotte KaczkaDewey (aka Lil Ma)

Sundhari ToltonEloise

Helen StaleyEmma

Valorie NorfordFelix

Jennifer BrownFinn the Fabulous

Joan KindigFranklin

Mario D. Salas & Michael R. Davis, Jr.Freddie

Tracey HillGibson aka Toots

James A. KerrGinger

David & Shirley BishopGracie

David HarmonHappy

Bonnie WinsorHarley

Kris TaylorHiccup

Elizabeth HooverHong-Ah

Maxwell Tfirn & Seung-Hye Kim

JeffersonMario D. Salas & Michael R.

Davis, Jr.Jesse

Donald & Karen DougaldKaty SaraChris Batt

KiwiKayla Campbell

LuciusKendall G. Bradshaw

MacRenee Roberts

MadisonCarol Tautkus

Maxine Gilbert Stratton

MintPeggy Gilges

MonkeeShirley Crickenberger

MonroeCarol Tautkus

NormanAlexa Farber

OdinMaxwell Tfirn & Seung-Hye Kim

OreoAlison Selverstone

PatchesShirley Crickenberger

Pete Gignoux Ellen Roberts Susi

PoseidonKayla CampbellPrecious RachelRoslyn Nuesch

PumpkinFelicity Blundon

RockyCharles & Barbara Patterson

SamsonJeanne Maupin

SassyBev Ogilvie

ScruffyCharles & Barbara Patterson

Serenity Claire Moody

Sweet Baby H Kingofthejump-ers

Ellen HickmanSweetie

Michele CamolietoTeddy

Lucy Pryor HaleTucker

Bonnie WinsorWise

J. Tracy Walker, III

In Honor of PeopleGuthrie Alexander

Preston Syme & Michele MartinNorma Bailey

Home Instead Senior Care, Becky PenceBoo Barnett

Carl & Laura BarnettSarah Bingham

Douglas & Karen ForsmanPattie Boden at

Animal Connection Peggy Augustus & Ginny Simms

Kris BonhamJack Jouett Chapter NSDARCharlottesville Veterinary

HospitalAnonymous

Pete & Violet CrawfordHome Instead Senior Care

Scheline CrutchfieldBob Kahn

Gabe DamianiMarley Dorman

Jula DavisAnonymous

Arianna De BoerChristina MorellPapa Dimberg

Riley, Tucker, Elliot, and Cathy Dimberg

Ella Dofflemyer Rachel & Meghan Murray

Ann ErglerMeriwether Broaddus

Tom EstesPeggy Augustus & Ginny Simms

Bob Faris Ann Faris

Bob & Ann FarisJames & Mary Ann Starr

Liz ForneyPauline Hovey

GawaShelley Matthews

Jean GilletSusan Hodous

Lynne GoldmanPeggy Augustus & Ginny Simms

Emma GradyLaura Hynes

Joe Greenberg & Sharon Beasley

Sally Carter, Richard J. Lacasse, Sheila & Garrett Queen, Darryl & Valerie Samsell, Aynsley San-dridge, David & Ann Sandridge

Sarah GrunsfeldPaul & Sheryl Schiff

New PawtNershiPs at the sPCa

Steve & Angela HallStella Miller

Rebecca HannamJustin Thomas

Maddie HooverAnonymous, Tom & Erin Bevacqua,

Shira Grober, Melissa Hoover, Steiner & Liz Knutsen, Thomas & Lisa McMur-do, Eric Overman, James & Carrie Reebals, Luke & Nicole Vaccaro

Rachel HuntleyBarbara DeilyMaddie HutterJulia Govan

John JacksonHome Instead Senior Care

Robyn Jackson & Red BeanMr. & Mrs. Edward D. Tayloe, II

Mrs. Susan JammeMs. Elizabeth Morgan

Zoe JenningsAva Ewen

Bob & Heidi JohnsonAnonymous

Ryder KenersonJohn & Rhea Baldino

KevinShelley Matthews

Kenzie & Rachel LloydMaggie Angevine, John Casteen,

Sarah & Drew LloydElizabeth Long

Marilyn LimEverett Malikian

Nicole Durden-MundySophie MannTracy Byam

Chris McCulloughJane Turner

Hope McCulloughAnonymous, Alysia Coldren, Mark &

Theresa McCullough

We would like to welcome Virginia national Bank as our first SPCA Pawtner! SPCA Pawtners are the TOP DOGS of all SPCA supporters, providing underwriting support for our major fundraising events, allowing all dollars raised to go directly to helping animals in need.

Our event sponsorships and the new Pawtnership program were designed to give our most loyal sponsors the opportunity to be "top of mind" with our animal loving supporters, not just at our major events like the Critter Ball, but throughout the year.

Look for Virginia National Bank’s Pet of the Month feature on our website beginning in July!

If you would like to learn more about SPCA event sponsorship or the Pawtner Program, please contact Lisa Lane at (434) 964-3305 or [email protected].

Virginia National Bank CEO and SPCA Board Member Glenn Rust pictured with SPCA Executive Director Leslie Hervey in front of the

SPCA’s new driveway sign celebrating the Pawtnership!

Cooper resting comfortably in his new home! Congrats Coop!

Sheila McMillenC. Thomas McMillen

Parker, Miles & Elliott McMullenEdith S. HowellJenny Mead

Petie & Ernie ErnAlison Mishkit

Karen, Ruth & DaleLydia Oprandy

Daniel & Eliza O’ConnellRuth Outlaw

Christian & Jamie DahlhausenMrs. Louise Proffitt

Ms. Elizabeth MorganRhonda Quagliana

Bill BarkleyFranny Rabasa

DadLinnea Schench

Demi RunkleNan Seiler

Sara RasmussenGary Sloan

Robert & Ella BretzDr. Al Smith

Daniel M. & Wilma T. Horner FoundationVirginia Stokes

Harrison & Terry TownesOwen Sty

Teresa NavoMargaret Sugarman

Eva KnightKian Vijay Thornton

Betty Jo TaylorHugo TruluckRobin BrowerStacey TurnerDanielle WardBobbi VernonEmily Meyer

Kenny & Ceil WheelerWoody & Jane Baker

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uPCoMiNg EVENTS

1ST SATuRDAy & SuNDAy of THE MoNTHMEET your MATCH AT THE MAll11AM-5PM | fASHioN SQuARE MALL

2ND SATuRDAy of THE MoNTHADoPT AT TrACTor SuPPly PluS9:30AM-NooN | TRACToR SuPPLy oN RivER RD.

2ND SATuRDAy of THE MoNTHSPCA FoSTEr TrAiNiNg10AM | SPCA EDuCATioN CENTER

3RD SATuRDAy of THE MoNTHPETCo ADoPTioN DAyNooN-3:30PM | PETCo

4TH SATuRDAy of THE MoNTHPETSMArT ADoPTioN DAy1-3:30PM | PETSMART iN HoLLyMEAD CENTER

2ND SATuRDAy & 3RD SuNDAy of THE MoNTHSHoP For THE SHElTEr AT SAM’S CluB11AM-3PM | SAM’S CLuB

SATuRDAy, JuLy 26TH

ruMMAgE STorE ANNiVErSAry PArTy10AM-6PM | SPCA RuMMAGE SToRE Join us to celebrate seven years of success with raffle prizes, door prizes, hourly sale specials, deejay, refreshments & more!

SATuRDAy, JuLy 26TH

CoMEDy WiTH A TASTE oF JAzz8PM | PvCC Percentage of ticket sales benefit the SPCA.

THuRSDAy, JuLy 31ST

PET THErAPy iNForMATioN SESSioN5 PM | SPCA EDuCATioN CENTER

SATuRDAy AuGuST 23RD | 11AM-4PM

iT’S a CATegory 5 kiTTEN EVACuATioN!

PETSMART, HoLLyMEAD CENTER

fRiDAy, SEPTEMBER 26TH

BEST iN SHoW CriTTEr BAll6:30PM | CASTLE HiLL CiDER BARN

Check Out Event Details at caspca.org

August is the hottest part of the kitten season and we’ve got a CATegory 5

kitten situation to solve! We’ll be evacuating to PetSmart in the Hollymead

Center for the best feline adoption event ever recorded. Don’t miss out!

ouR PET THERAPy “READ To THE PAW” PRoGRAM AT THE NoRTHSiDE LiBRARy HELPS CHiLDREN BuiLD READiNG CoNfiDENCE.

LEARN MoRE ABouT ouR PET THERAPy TEAM oNLiNE AT CASPCA.oRG.

LooK foR ouR GoRDoN AvENuE AND CRozET LiBRARy PRoGRAMS STARTiNG THiS fALL!

fRiDAy, AuGuST 22ND

SPCA MEMoriAl BriDgE uNVEiliNg6PM | SPCA MEMoRiAL GARDENJoin us to celebrate the work of our 1st annual art campers in our new memorial garden.

MoNDAy, AuGuST 25TH

PET THErAPy iNForMATioN SESSioN5 PM | iN THE SPCA EDuCATioN CENTER

SuNDAy, SEPTEMBER 14TH

FAll rABiES & MiCroCHiP CliNiC11AM-3PM | SPCA EDuCATioN CENTER

SuNDAy, SEPTEMBER 21ST

FogliANi MEMoriAl golF TourNAMENT NooN | oLD TRAiL GoLf CouRSETee it up to support the animals at the SPCA! Details online at caspca.org