Welcome to Your New Resource Center!

Invitation from Executive Director, Dawn Davies
One short year ago, on June 1, 2014 we came together to celebrate the
long awaited ground-breaking ceremony!
Excavation and construction took all summer. In late fall, happy animals were
moved out of the dark, old, small, inadequate building into the new, bright
and cheerful dog kennels.
In November, with mixed emotions, we said goodbye to the old building that
served our community and pets for 40+ years. Then the walls came down!
Staff and volunteers worked out of temporary modular units and continued
to care for over 4,000 lost, stray, injured, sick and homeless animals while
construction continued around them.
Finally! On May 7, 2015 the new shelter building was open to the public.
The very next day, the old Animal Care & Control House was demolished.
As I write this, we are still settling into our new “digs” and preparing to
celebrate this amazing building with YOU, our supporters who made this
happen.
Because of your support, we are now so much more than “Just” a
shelter. We now have the capacity to be a Resource Center for pets and
the people who love them.
Please join us on June 27th to Celebrate and tour Your new
Animal Resource Center!
Welcome to Your New Resource Center!
We are so excited to share this new building with our community and we could not have done it without you.
The vision for this critical project began to take shape about six years ago, spurred on by a major donation from Helen
Zilke. Her gift was a huge beginning, but we needed to more than double it to afford the type of building that would
serve our mission and last for many, many years. Tireless fundraising followed and thanks to generous gifts from scores
of individuals, companies and organizations who see the deep value of our work, we were able to move forward on our
dream.
Countless meetings and very careful consideration went into the design of this building, with a strong focus on comfort
to our animals, function, efficiency, economic savings and aesthetics.
The new facility will not only serve as a much more comfortable and effective shelter, but will also allow us to have
more programs for our community on topics such as animal welfare, training, spay/neuter, animal health and more.
Cheers to those who helped us get here and to the ones who keep us going!
Wenatchee Valley Humane Society
PO Box 55
Wenatchee, WA 98807-0055
1474 S. Wenatchee Ave.
Wenatchee, WA
509-662-9577
Visit our pets online at:www.WenatcheeHumane.org
www.facebook.com/WenatcheeHumane
AND/OR CURRENT RESIDENT
Opense
Hou
Sat.
June
27
12-3
pm
• Live radio remote with KOHO and Clint
• Adoption event
• Door prizes every hour
• Tour the new shelter
• Free hotdogs
1474 S. Wenatchee Ave
Non-Profit
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
WENATCHEE, WA
PERMIT NO. 7
The doors are open! And additional funding is still needed to
complete some projects.
Can you help?
• Artificial Turf for the remaining outdoor kennels
• Industrial-grade washer and dryer
• Speakers and sound system for music to calm
• the animals and a paging system for employees
• Exam Equipment
• Landscaping
• Furniture for Office, Lobby and Education Room
• Enrichment Items for the Cat Colonies
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jan Cetto - President
Pam Arena - Vice President
Jennifer Sands - Treasurer
Cindy Fraley - Secretary
Joni Pepperl - Past President
Mike Adams
Morey Grosse
Andy DeMarco, DMV
Michelle Jeffers
Jerry Paine
Pepe Sandoval
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Dawn Davies - Executive Director
Michelle Morgan - Director of
Administration
Karen Headlee - Director of
Shelter Operations
Jody White - Director of Field
Operations
Rochelle Zimmerman - Club Pet
Manager
Stefanie Neff - Volunteer
Coordinator
Tamra Hively - Program
Coordinator
Tatianna Hankins - Foster
Program Coordinator
Megan Lee - Administrative
Assistant
Kelly McGraw – Customer
Service Manager
• Additional Sound Abatement
• Computer Equipment
• Carego Trailer
Together we have opened the doors to a new
shelter building, and together we will create
a bright future for the animals of our community.
To Honor and
Remember
Helen Zilke was the founding
donor of the campaign to build a
new animal shelter. To honor her
legacy, we built the Helen Zilke
Memorial Garden on the North
side of the new building. This
beautiful spot provides everyone
the ability to honor and
remember those they love, be
they human or pet. You can
purchase a tile or paver on our
website, by mail or in person.
For more great pet tips, check out our new Resources tab at www.wenatcheehumane.org
Rattlesnake Awareness Class
It’s Rattlesnake Season
Come to the new Education Room at WVHS for a
30-minute talk with guest speaker Darel Ansley.
Learn about pet safety around rattlesnakes.
This session is FREE. Please pre-register.
Sunday July 12, 1 PM
For more information and registration, contact Megan at
mlee@wenatcheehumane.org or call 509-662-9577 Ext 415
Membership
Program Details
Membership will be valid
for one year
Furry Friend- $50
• Newsletter twice a year
• Membership Card
• Window Decal
We’re ready… Are you?
Central Washington has seen its fair share of wildfires and with the low snow
pack in the Cascades and very dry conditions, the 2015 fire season may be a
rough one. Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control is coordinating with
local volunteers and organizations in order to provide emergency response
and support for fire victims with pets.
Best Buddies- $100
• Newsletter twice a year
• Membership Card
• Window Decal
• 10% off Retail items
To join the membership
program, visit our website.
If paying by check, please put
membership in the memo line.
Keep an evacuation pack and supplies handy for your pets. Make sure that
everyone in the family knows where it is. This kit should be clearly labeled
and easy to carry. For ideas on what to pack, check out our Resources tab on
www.wenatcheehumane.org.
If faced with an evacuation order, take your pets! Have several destinations
in mind, in the event that your first choice is also in danger. You should also
have a plan in place for a trusted friend or family member to provide
temporary care, if needed. Be aware that there are many pet friendly local
hotels. Club Pet offers free temporary shelter for pets with nowhere to go
and are under Level 3 evacuation. Club Pet can be reached at 888-PETS
(7387).
As always, in an emergency, dial 911. For a pet emergency, call Wenatchee
Valley Animal Care & Control at 662-9577 extension 1.
If you want to help our community and have fenced land for livestock, or
trucks and trailers to help move livestock and horses, or room for other pets,
please contact Sgt. Jody White, Director of Field Operations, and let her know
how you can help: 509-662-9577 ext. 409 or jwhite@wenatcheehumane.org.
So Much More Information
to share with you...
Visit Us Online
www.WenatcheeHumane.org
wenatcheehumane
@wenatcheehumane
@wenatcheehumane
There is a place for everyone to help!
My name is Tatianna Hankins and I am the new Foster Coordinator for WVHS.
I am excited and honored to take on this vital role in our shelter. Providing you with
the tools, support and knowledge needed to succeed as a foster is a main focus of mine.
Too many animals come into our shelter every year that cannot thrive in this environment. Foster
homes are an absolute necessity to their survival. With kitten season knocking on our door, we need
people willing to open up their homes as a temporary sanctuary until they are old enough to go up for
adoption. Please do not let inexperience or lack of knowledge with young kittens and puppies deter you
from becoming a foster parent, I will help you!
For more information please contact me by email, phone or come in to see me!
Tatianna Hankins, Foster Coordinator
foster@wenatcheehumane.org, 509.662.9577
Completing Our Puzzle
As a Volunteer, you are an essential piece to our puzzle. Without you, our mission
would be incomplete.
Thank you for all that you do!
The final pieces of our new shelter are in place including a new area dedicated to our
Volunteers! Located off the main reception area, Volunteers can stash their jackets,
clock in and out and have a chat with me, your Volunteer Coordinator. Thank you all
for your hard work and dedication! I cannot say enough how grateful I am to have
such a wonderful group of people all working for the same cause: to keep our animals safe, happy and healthy and ensure that they get the best possible care and homes. Your big hearts amaze me every day and I’m proud to have you by
my side. Thank you. If you would like more information about becoming a volunteer, check out the
Volunteer tab at www.wenatcheehumane.org.
Stefanie Neff, Volunteer Coordinator
sneff@wenatcheehumane.org
Vacation Planning? Don’t forget the pets!
Planning a vacation can be a fun and yet stressful time for any of us.
Please don’t forget these things for your pets:
• Make sure each pet has identification that is up to date.
• Provide your pet sitter with emergency contact information.
• Notify your vet that you will be away.
• Make sure your pets have all required shots up to date and keep a record of them with your pet.
• If you do not have a pet sitter, boarding is a good option.
Club Pet is a great option! (509) 888-PETS(7387).
For more great vacation planning tips, check out the Resources tab at wenatcheehumane.org.
CLUB PET - LODGING • SPA • DAY CAMP
Club Pet is the home away from home for the happiest pets in the
Wenatchee Valley. There’s plenty of TLC and supervision too.
It’s a fun, safe place both you and your pet will love!
Owned and operated by the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society,
all revenues generated by Club Pet are used
to support the homeless animals in our community.
509-888-PETS (7387)
IN MEMORY OF
PEOPLE WHO LOVED ANIMALS
In Memory of Jack A. Smith
Doreen Smith
In Memory of Edwin J. Rudloff
Frances Lindquist
In Memory of “Harry” McCandless
Joy Haugen
In Memory of Jack Owen
Tressie & Arden Zimmerman
In Memory of Ada Roehm
Cindy Fraley, Irena Bejsak and
Ann Callister
In Memory of Jeri Mollenhauer
Jamie Madden
Teresa & Dennis Beckett
IN HONOR & MEMORY OF
BELOVED ANIMALS
In Memory of Alfred Gordon
Grace Shigeno
In Memory of Annabell McLean
Dorothy Leedy
In Memory of Barbara Gibbons
Erling & Wanda Rivedal
John & Karen Lunt
Nancy Goodfellow
In Memory of
Bethany Motzkus-Lopez
Erin Wyatt
In Memory of Bill Patrick
Beverly & Ed Baugh
In Memory of Bob Patrick
Earl & Barbara Tilly
In Memory of Carolyn Dillon
Donald & Rita Jones
In Memory of Corky Elliott
Diane & Gary Rittenmeyer
In Memory of David Winterowd
Susan Vap
Edward & Genevieve Wheatley
Eleanor Kindred
Frank & Susan Schultz
Pamela Morris
Sylvia Knighton
Cherrywood Condominiums
In Memory of Dianna Wooten
Barbara Robinson
In Memory of Dorothy DeVaney
Philip & Kara Rock
In Memory of Dr. Don Pepin
Laurel & Rory Turner
In Memory of Dr. Paul Lyons
Linda Parker
A. Shirley McArthur
In Memory of Dr. Warren Kraft
Nancy Goodfellow
In Memory of Dwayne M. Smith
Doreen Smith
In Memory of Eldon Vandegraft Jr.
Sharon Cunningham
In Memory of Ethel Gehring
Tony and Marcia Banks
In Memory of Faye Smith
Elaine Walsh, John & Dixie Hinton
Guy & Mary Lou Goldsworthy
Gregg Porter, Ola White, Michele Fette
Paul Onerheim, Kathryne Griffin
Kathleen Fuller, Sheila Abdallah and
Carlo Proto
In Memory of Gary Renner
Betty Renner
In Memory of Helen Boswell
Norma Vanderheyden,
Shelley Vanderheyden
John Taylor, Robert & Ann Schlereth
and Gladys Albin
In Memory of Joe Seabeck
Robert & Bonnie Duretto
In Memory of John Snyder
Doris Bryant
In Memory of Leonard Evans
Howard & Luella Syria
Rodney & Barbara Manson
Nancy Goodfellow
Mike & Joanne Michael
Robert & Julia Stirling
Sandy Doyle
In Memory of Leonard J. McGaughey
Cynthia Johnson, Dena Johnson
Bill & Carol McGaughey
Lloyd & Joan Trefry
In Memory of Linda Remington
Julia Peterson
In Memory of Marjorie “Marge” Watling
Karen D. Peterson
In Memory of MaxIne West
Cindy Fraley
In Memory of Mildred “Millie” Travis
Phil & Mary Braybrook Long
Edwina Hampton, Alma & James Holcomb
Carmen Bossenbrock, Christine McCurry
William Travis, and Glen & Rene Smith
In Memory of Norman Whitman
Barbara & Jeff Monroe
In Memory of Patricia Close
Helen & Jimmy Robertson
In Memory of Pearl Dare
Allen & Juanita Jones
In Memory of Peggy Stremke
Mutual of Enumclaw Insurance Company
In Memory of Robert L. “Chubby” Jackson
Dave & Ruth Milburn,
Albert & Sue Marcear
Harold & Kara Schell
Patricia Laporte
Veryle & Gloria Miller
In Memory of Walter “Butch” Waters
Wayne Carter, Wilda Ward
Tony and Marcia Banks
Robert & Anne Smith, Marina Haley
Phylis Zoller, Freeman & Jolene Moore
Carolyn & Ronald Barnes
Kevin & Teddy Rieke
In Memory of Rosalie Johnson
Marie Goehner, Dick & Peggy Jackson
In Memory of Thomas William “Tom” Coles
Peter Pan Seafoods, Inc
Selena, Darren, Don & Mary Splawinski
In Memory of Traci Pierson
Dawn Hess
In Memory of Dorothy Newton
Lorraine Church
Marlys & Ford Barrett
In Memory of Don Pepin
Janet & Robert Cannon
In Memory of “Angel” & “Riley”
Karen D. Peterson
In Memory of “Blaze”
Jennifer Tate
In Memory of “Coco” & “Punkin”
James & Janet Hepler
In Memory of “Daisy Mae”
Norma Vanderheyden
In Memory of “Darby”
Melanie McQuaig
In Memory of “Gabriel”
Constance & Jay Bean
In Memory of “Hannah”
Constance & Jay Bean
In Memory of “Kitty Puff”
Bruce & Barbara Dickinson
In Memory of “Mister”
Mary Wenger, Jack & Midge Hurley
John & Teresa Shearer
Rick & Karen Morehouse
Gene & Connie Grills
In Memory of “Mo”
James & Linda Selig
In Memory of “Penny”
Linda Faller
In Honor of “Rufus”
Harold & Shirley Ostenson
In Memory of “Shaggy Barta”
Nancy McMinn
In Memory of “Sparky”
Ron & Lori Tipler
In Honor of “Spooky”
Suzanne & Ernest Newby
In Memory of “Spooky”
William Wilson
In Memory of “Toothless the Dragon”
& “Baxtor”
Monika, Taylor, Connor & Garrett Christensen
In Memory of “Millie” Travis
D.R. & Bonnie Brawley
In Memory of “Sandler”
Norma Vanderheyden
In Memory of “Barn Cat”
Ted & Shelley Vanderheyden
HONORARIUMS
In Honor of
Nicole Hudson’s 16th Birthday
Virgil & Elese Eagle
In Honor of Carole Scofield
Leavenworth Lightfooters
In Honor of “Maggie” Crego
Debby Winemiller