Medina County SPCA Newsletter Spring 2019 Issue—check out what is happening at the Medina County SPCA this spring. The 2019 Animal Affair Dinner Auction is taking reservations until April 8th, so register online today! We have the review of 2019 Night at the Races, Whiskers and Wags adoption opportunities, an update from the Director of Operations and more!
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Looking For A Furrever Home
cooby
How about a high energy
cuddle pup?
Meet Scooby!
Scooby came to us as quite a handful,
but this youngster went into the prison
training program and came out better
than ever!
Scooby knows some basic commands, is
partially house trained (he’ll need a touch
more work there and a regular schedule),
and crate trained! He is still a bit strong
pulling on the leash, but his handler says
that he’s VERY smart and loves to please!
Scooby is also treat motivated! He is gentle
taking treats and when he isn’t sure what
you’re asking of him, he offers a “lay
down” in case that might be what you want?
He’s such a sweet boy who will polish out to
an excellent dog with just a bit more training
and time!
Now, he is still a puppy and has puppy
energy to burn! Scooby will need a home that
allows him to be active and have lots of play
time! Of course, this young fella loves to play
with toys and chew bones, too!
And when play time is over? He’s a cuddler!
He presses in close to you and sighs in
contentment, happy just to have
someone to love.
Scooby is good with most dogs, so if you
have an existing dog, a meet and greet is
needed to make sure that the chemistry
is right on both sides. At the prison, he
had doggie friends he could play with for
HOURS!
So is a playful, high energy cuddle
pup right for you? Come in to meet
Scooby today! Scooby is a 10 month
old Pit Bull mix, weighs 46 pounds, is
neutered, microchipped, and current on his
vaccinations. His adoption fee is just $100.
If you want more information about
the terrific animals that we have at the
Medina County SPCA you can call:
330-723-7722 or click here.
2. friendly. Sadly, over thirteen percent of a
coyote’s diet is cat.
It is true, that sometimes we help cats that
just can’t adjust to life inside a home, but we
still require an indoor appropriate life for them.
Cats that can’t get accustomed to socializing
usually come from a feral cat family. Although
we go to extra lengths to try to socialize them
and get them accustomed to handling by
a person, some of them never adjust. For
those cats, we lovingly place them in indoor
warehouses and barns that need mouse
control. However, they are not just put back
outside to fend for themselves.
As for dogs, we understand it is vital for your
dog to get outside exercise time but can’t
stress enough the importance of appropriate
fencing if you want to let them off their leash.
You wouldn’t believe the amount of calls we
get pertaining to lost and found dogs. They
face the same dangers that outdoor cats
do. Poisoning either intentionally or not is a
large part of their death rate living outside or
running loose, because dogs are not finicky
about what they eat. They also get hit by
cars at an alarming rate. Most times it is a
person, another animal or car that starts the
heartbreaking cycle of a dog that runs away
and is lost forever. Although we hear “my dog
is well behaved and would never run away” or
“my dog never goes very far”, there is always
something that will tempt a dog to run and
even well-behaved dogs will do so. Sadly,
many people just don’t think it will happen to
MCSPCA Officers
President
Tom Jenkins
Vice-President
Shaun McWilliams
Treasurer
Nicole Florio
Secretary
Sandy Larson
Board of Directors
Jennifer Anzalone
Cindy Brode
Patrick Hahn
Will Klingel
Michael Kozimor
Dr. Thomas Lehner
Erica Moehring
Diane Pekarek
William Post
MCSPCA Staff
Tracey Miller
Director of Operations
Humane Officer
Carrie Moore
humaneofficer@medinacountyspca.com
Newsletter Editor
Tori Thomas
tthomas@medinacountyspca.com
Atelier Design, Graphics
Tina Wagner
atelierdsn@gmail.com
Medina County SPCA
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
330-723-7722
www.medinacountyspca.com
info@medinacountyspca.com
SHELTERNEWS
Tracey Miller
Director of
Operations
The work of our staff and volunteers to help
find homes for the animals that are living in our
shelter is tireless. As fast as one animal leaves,
we have multiple others come through our
doors. Although this is a never-ending portion
of our job, we still focus diligently on making
sure each animal is put in a home that they will
thrive in. That is why we normally adopt out to
indoor homes only.
Since cats can’t be contained easily, the cats
that go outside, even for just a portion of the
day, statistically do not live as long as indoor
only cats. According to the website PetInfo.
com, cats are likely to live to the “ripe old age
of 17 or more” if they are kept inside only.
Whereas, cats that live any portion of their
life outside, “live an average of just two to five
years”. The reason behind this is that they
get hit by cars, attacked and killed by other
animals, drink antifreeze, come into contact
with other cats that are FIV or FELV positive
and get poisoned by people that are not cat
Rebecca
Rebecca is a 5 year old Pit Bull Mix weighing a chunky 63 pounds. She is
spayed, microchipped and current on her vaccinations. She just had a
dental too. Her adoption fee is partially sponsored and is only $100!
Medina County SPCA
The Shelters Perspective
3. BarnNews
them, but then are the ones that call us when
their dog is missing saying “my dog always
stayed in the yard”. When that call is placed to
us, many times it is too late, and the dog turns
up injured or lost forever. Unfortunately, trust
doesn’t keep a beloved pet from going missing
and we never want anyone to be the person
that wishes they would have kept their pet
on a leash or spent the extra money for safe
fencing. Keeping them safe is priceless.
I encourage you to search all the lost and
found pages on Facebook. The amount of
missing cats and dogs in Medina County alone
are overwhelming. Our hearts break for these
animals and their families.
I hope this helps shed some light on our strict
policies about keeping our rescues indoors. A
lot of the animals we take in are strays prior to
placement at the shelter. For us to put them
back into a life of living outdoors, even just part
of the day, would go against the very reason
why we exist. It is so important for us to give
each pet the loving home they deserve and
with these policies, we give each rescued
animal the best chance at finding their forever
home and staying safe.
Did you know that you
can help our shelter just by
walking your dog?
Go to www.wooftrax.com or download the Walk
For A Dog app on your smart phone.
www.wooftrax.com
Happy Trails
After 4 ½ wonderful years our barn manager,
Nikki, has decided to pursue a career in
teaching and research. Thankfully she will
stay on as a regular volunteer and we couldn’t
be happier. The staff and volunteers want to
extend their heartfelt appreciation to Nikki for
all her hard work and dedication. Good luck
Nikki and see you around the barn!
Welcome
The staff and volunteers want to extend
a warm welcome to Juliet who was hired
as our new barn manager.
4. We had a plan.
It was a good plan.
We were all going to grow old together,
watching the seasons change, finding delight
in all the little things of each day. A life
of quiet happiness.
Autumn turned to winter and we were
anticipating a blanket of snow, my person
reading in the big chair, maybe some hot
cocoa. That soft blanket that we all shared.
But we didn’t get that. Something bad
happened and suddenly there were people in
and out and disruption and confusion
and lots of talk about “the funeral”.
Our person had died.
No one could take us in, so we went to the
shelter. I didn’t know what would become of us
here, but we got our own little
room and the people said not to worry
because... they had a plan. Apparently, this is
the place to come to find new people to
love? And they said that Molly and I, well,
we’ve still got lots of love in us, so we surely
need people! They think we can each
make someone very happy – and I’m sure
they’re right!
So now we just need to find them! Me, I’m a
really good guy with a great purr! Molly, well,
she’s real sweet and a talker, too!
Both of enjoy being petted and brushed and
we’re very good at giving love!
So if you maybe know someone who would
like an older cat (or two?), can you please
send them our way? Tell them to ask for Tom
– that’s me! Or Molly, cause she’s sweet. Tom
and Molly were clearly loved and cherished
pets. But with their person gone, they are in
need of new homes and new people to love!
Because at 12 years old, they’ve still got lots of
love to give!
More about Tom and Molly:
Tom (orange and white) is on the heavy side,
but he’s quite sweet and has a great purr!
He loves to be brushed and told how
handsome he is.
Molly (black and white)is a talker! This girl has
opinions and she’s not shy about sharing them!
She also loves to be petted and is a darling girl.
Both cats are 12 years old, spayed/neutered
and current on their vaccinations. They must go
to a dog free home, but because they are not a
bonded pair, can be adopted separately. Their
adoption fee is $25.00 per cat. We will offer a
discount for anyone willing to adopt
them together.
If you are interested in Tom and/or
Molly, please click here or call
330-723-7722 for more information.
wiskers &Wags
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Tom and Molly
5. year with a troubled past that left her terrified
of human contact. She would hide underneath
her bed and cower upon anyone entering or
looking into her room. I, and other volunteers
and staff members, would sit in her room,
speaking gently to her and offering her treats.
Slowly our actions payed off and we finally
got to see glimpses of her beautiful personality.
Laverne’s first adoption unfortunately did
not go as planned, as she escaped the yard
and was lost for a couple weeks. Thanks to
the diligence of the MCSPCA and our
community, she was found and is now
in her ‘furever’ home!”
dedicated Hearts
Jessica Schuller has been a wonderful
addition to the volunteers of the MCSPCA.
Her hard work ethic and empathy for the
animals shows as she does her tasks at
the shelter. Arriving to the shelter a little
broken herself, Jessica has found healing
within the animals that we take in during
the worst part of their lives.
Jessica decided to volunteer at the
MCSPCA to try and help her out of a very
dark place. “I was having a hard time
leaving my house, among other things,
and I generally just felt overwhelming
feelings of worthlessness. I spent a lot of
time thinking about what would bring joy
back into my life. When I found out about
the MCSPCA, I felt an instant desire to
step out of my comfort zone and make
a difference.” Little did Jessica know,
through her own journey at the MCSPCA,
happiness would be found.
“Volunteering has genuinely given me
something to look forward to each week
and it brings me more joy than I could put
into words. Seeing sick, injured, terrified
cats and dogs come out of their shells
makes my heart so happy and knowing
that I have made even the tiniest impact
in teaching them how to feel love again
means the world to me. As cliché as it
sounds, volunteering has helped me to
find my purpose.”
Jessica has many tasks at the MCSPCA,
but one of her favorites is caring for the
dogs. “Whether it’s walking, playing, or just
simply sitting in the kennels with them, the
dogs never fail to fill my heart with joy”.
Through this work with the dogs, Jessica
recollects on one of her favorite happy dog
stories. “Laverne came to the shelter last
“I would like to add a huge thank you to the staff members and other
volunteers for their dedication to the MCSPCA. Everyone at this
organization is truly genuine and have the animals’ best intentions at heart.
I am so proud to be part of this amazing group of people”.
Currently Jessica is also getting some
time to spend with the cats by caring and
socializing them. Although she has not had
much experience with cats prior to this, she
has had no problem channeling her inner
cat lady. “I’ve never been a cat owner so my
experience working with cats was extremely
limited. However, I’ve found spending time
with the cats to be immensely rewarding and
would love to own one someday”.
As for her own adoption, Jessica has
one rescue dog at home. “His name is
Dakota, and he’s a medium-sized shepherd
mix. I’ve had him for over eight years now
and he’s my entire world! We’ve tried out
other dogs with him, but his past has left
him terrified of many things, unfortunately,
including other animals”.
Jessica wanted to make sure to take the
time to highlight the many wonderful people
that make up the MCSPCA. “I would like to
add a huge thank you to the staff members
and other volunteers for their dedication to
the MCSPCA. Everyone at this organization
is truly genuine and have the animals’
best intentions at heart. I am so proud to
be part of this amazing group of people”.
We would also like to extend our thanks to
Jessica for her devotion to the MCSPCA.
You have changed so many lives with your
compassion and are a joy to work with.
If you are interested in
volunteering with the MCSPCA,
please call 330-723-7722 for
more information.
DedicatedHearts
JessicaSchuller
6. 2019Raise the Woof!
Night at the Races 2019 was
a “pawsitively” awesome event
benefitting the animals in need in
our shelter and barn. Special thanks
to the staff at Williams on the Lake
in Medina for the wonderful buffet
dinner and excellent customer
service. Kudos to Rob Freedline of
Music Incorporated for once again
volunteering his time and talents
to serve as our DJ and Master of
Ceremonies. Chairpersons Lloyd
and Joanne Knudsen and Don
and Robin Laub and their team of
AMAZING volunteers wish to thank
all who sponsored, donated, attended
or volunteered. Take a BOW...
WOW! Our numbers this year are
impressive... almost $20,000 in net
proceeds!! What generous supporters
we have in our little corner of this
world. Thank you to all for keeping our
rescue animals close to your hearts!
PetSmart
Adoption Events
Adoption Events are held the
first Saturday of the month
from 11:00am-2:00pm at
PetSmart in Medina.
(5011 Grande Blvd, Medina.)
NIGHTAT THERACES
Meetings
Board of Directors
Meetings
Root Candle Community Room—
5:30pm
March 21, 2019
April 18, 2019
May 16, 2019
Fundraising
Committee Meetings
We need you!
The fundraising committee is
always looking for new people
to join this vital committee. Our
focus is to raise funds to ensure
the continued care of the rescue
animals and the costs incurred
operating the shelter. Every
member of this committee plays an
important part to achieve this.
We meet the first Thursday of each
month, except for December, at
Buehler’s River Styx, 3626 Medina
Rd, Medina, OH 44256, at 6:00p.m.
Fundraising Coordinator
Cindy Brode
cbrode@medinacountyspca.com
330-990-3234
Spring Mist Farms, LLC
691 Pearl Road, Brunswick Hills, OH 44212
330-225-3565
www.springmistfarms.com
Sandra Jenkins
330-273-1777
Boarding • Grooming • Daycare
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The Medina SPCA is looking for
individuals to join our newly created
Humane Education Team!
If you would like to educate others about compassion & care for
animals, this meeting is for you. You’ll learn about our mission and
our animals (dogs, cats, horses, cows, pigs, alpaca, birds, reptiles...
you name it, we rescue it!), and the audiences and events
we’ll need your help with.
The meeting will be held at the Medina Library Room B
on March 26th from 6-7pm.
Training for those wishing to become an
Education Volunteer will be held at a later date.
Must be at least 16 years old.
Questions?
Call Diane at 330.421.7133 or email dp4fauna@aol.com.
7. April 27, 2019
Social Hour/Viewing
5:15pm
Welcoming Remarks
6:15pm
Dinner
6:30pm
Live Auction
to Follow Dinner
Reservations $40
(Reservations close on April 8th, 2019)
For reservations you can:
Mail to
Medina County SPCA
Attn: Animal Affair
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
Call
330-723-7722
Diamond Event Center
1480 Pearl Road
Brunswick Plaza
Brunswick, Ohio 44212
Please join us for this casual fun-filled fundraising event!
Register online starting February 27, 2019
at www.medinacountyspca.com
To Sponsor or Donate an Item
Please contact Cindy at 330-990-3234 or cbrode@medinacountyspca.com
by April 1st for inclusion in the program.
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Phone: ( ______ ) ________- ________________________
Email: __________________________________________
No. of Guests: _________ x $40 = _____________
(Tables seat 8) Please write guest’s names
on the back of this form, that are to be seated
at your table.
q I would like the vegetarian option
Reservations $40 — (Tables of 8)
Sponsorship Level
q Presenting Sponsor $5,000
(8 Complimentary Reservations)
q Leader of the Pack $2,500
(8 Complimentary Reservations)
q Top Dog $1,000
(8 Complimentary Reservations)
q Table Sponsor $500
(8 Complimentary Reservations)
q Fat Cat $250
q Best Friend $100
q Cat’s Meow $50
q Furry Friend $25
q Unable to attend, but would like to
make a tax-deductible donation of
$_________
Total Amount Enclosed: $____________
Make checks payable to:
Medina County SPCA; Visa and Mastercard accepted
online or by calling the MCSPCA at 330-723-7722.
To make reservations by mail:
Send to:
Medina County SPCA
Attn: Dinner Auction
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
Reservations close
on April 8th, 2019
8. ADOPTION NEWS
Heather
Sometimes when we take animals in, we don’t know what has
happened in their past.
Heather is sadly one of those cases. She was surrendered to a
county shelter with no information given about her. We decided
to take a chance on Heather and see if we could help her, so we
moved her to our shelter rather than run the risk that she would
be put down.
At some point in Heather’s past, she had her front left leg
amputated. Unfortunately upon arrival the MCSPCA, we found
that her right leg had developed arthritis and walking was
increasingly difficult for this sweet dog. Additionally, upon testing
she was found to be heartworm positive. Heather has been
treated for the heartworms and is finally free of that issue.
We also decided purchase a front wheel cart to help with
her mobility. This cart will prolong her life and will be given
to Heather’s adopter, when she meets her forever family. If
you would like to help donate towards the cost of Heather’s
wheelchair, please click here. To find out more about
adopting her, please call the shelter at 330-723-7722.
“We decided to take a chance
on Heather and see if we
could help her.”
9. General Volunteer Orientation
April:
April 11, 2019 at 6:00pm
May:
May 8, 2019 at 6:00pm
June:
June 4, 2019 at 6:00pm
You can get more information and sign up for the training orientations on Facebook.
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Empty Printer
Cartridges!
Please drop your used
printer cartridges off to
any Staples. By using our
telephone number,
330-723-7722, we will earn
money towards
office supplies.
Thank you!
VolunteerNews
Cuddly Kittens
We always have kittens at the MCSPCA. Come in and check out the kaboodle
of kitties and while you are there make sure you visit with our older cats.
They are just as adorable.
While shopping you can pick up one
or more of the items listed below:
If you would like to donate to the Medina County
SPCA, below is a list of items we are always in
need of:
• Canned food for kittens and adult cats
(Friskies, Fancy Feast, 9-Lives)
• Pedigree or Purina One (Regular sized or
“Small Bites” for puppy and adult dogs)
• Purina Cat Kitten Chow dry for
our cats and kittens
• Kitten replacement milk (GNC, KMR,
Just Born, PetLac-NO HARTZ PLEASE)
• Pellet, clumping or fragrance
free non-clumping clay litter
• Small paper boats available at GFS
• Cat dog toys
• Horse feed (we purchase Safe Choice)
• Good quality hay
• Paper towels
• Bleach
• Gift cards (pet stores, gas stations, TSC,
Centerra, WalMart)
Volunteertraining
schedule
Dog Volunteer
April:
April 13, 2019 at 10:00am
May:
May 11, 2019 at 10:00am
June:
June 8, 2019 at 10:00am
A Huge Round Of Apaws Goes to the
Medina County SPCA Board of Directors
Last month, the MCSPCA board of directors made the decision to
change the newsletter from being mailed to online only. Not only
does this make the newsletter more current, this change saved the
shelter over $1200.00 per year that they can put towards the
care of the animals in the shelter.
Thanks!
10. BlakeBlake is what we call a survivor. He’s a great cat and would
love for you to come adopt him today! He was born in August of 2012.
He gets along wonderfully with cats and dogs.
FUTUREEVENTSShelterNews
Mick and Martin
We’d love to see these two boys get adopted together, so we’re offering
them as a pair for just $65! They’re both neutered and current on their
vaccinations and will bring so much love and laughter into someone’s life!
8AM-
10PM
GARAGE SALE
The shelter is having a yard sale June 14th and
Saturday June 15th. Friday 9:00am-4:00pm and
Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm. We will start taking
donations for the sale May 1st at the shelter.
UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
WE ARE REMODELING THE NEWSLETTER
FOR THE 2019 SUMMER ISSUE.
Kittens!
Special Pricing
Are you looking for a pair of cute, cuddly kittens to
brighten your day? If so, our springtime special is pay
one adoption fee and get half off the second fee. How
spectacular of a deal is that? Stop buy the shelter today
to meet your perfect pair of fuzz balls.
Please spread the word to
help kittens find homes!
Our cats and kittens need your help.
They get really bored waiting to be adopted and they would love it if
you would consider purchasing little scratchers for their cages here at
the shelter and at the pet stores. You can purchase them here:
www.stretchandscratch.com Thank you!
11. MCSPCA
DONATE
TODAY
Plannedgiving
Include the Medina County SPCA in your will
or trust as a way to help us continue to shelter
and find homes for abandoned, abused,
neglected, and injured animals in Medina
County for years to come.
Charitable bequests are an easy way to leave
money to the MCSPCA in your will. A bequest
is a written statement in a will which directs
that a gift be made to a specified charity upon
the death of the person who made the will. The
bequest can be a specified dollar amount, a
percentage of your estate, or specific assets
such as appreciated securities, tangible
personal property, or real estate.
plannedgiving
lookingahead
You may designate your charitable bequest
as unrestricted for the general purpose of
the MCSPCA or as a restricted to be used to
support a particular program of the MCSPCA.
Your gift may entitle your estate to a federal
estate tax charitable deduction.
Other ways to include the MCSPCA in your
planned giving:
• Designate the MCSPCA as a beneficiary
of your qualified retirement accounts such
as your 401(k) plan, 403(b) plan, IRA or
other qualified plans
• Add the MCSCPA as a beneficiary to your
life insurance policy
The information above is intended as general
educational information and should not be
interpreted as legal, financial, or tax advice.
Please seek specific advice of your tax advisor,
attorney, or financial planner to discuss further.
If you include the MCSPCA in your plans,
please use our legal name and Federal Tax ID:
Legal Name: Medina County Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Inc.
Address: 8790 Guilford Road, Seville, OH
44273
Federal Tax ID Number: 34-1507786
Looking For A Forever Farm
Meet Wally and Ralph.
They are looking for theirforever farm!
Please let us know if either of them are the
man you have been looking for!
Are your hens looking
for Mr. Right?
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Francis Leslie Carrigan
Rittman Youth Football
James Carolyn Kilgore
Constance Pankuch
Bob Ethel Saringer
Lynsay Gaydos
City of Rittman Staff Friends
Tony Dowdy
Lorna McCaslin
Susan DiSalvo
Keith Geary
Bridget Doyle
Melissa Reznik
Heather Smead
Ashleigh Brooks
Brittany Sitka
Timothy Paula Gaydos
Diane Jeffrey Trush
Samuel DiSalvo
Darine Prok
Ann Fuchs
Julie Kenneth Kovach
Lawrence Sharon Kolinski
Daniel Sandra Frederick
Laura Loew
Allen Loew
Darla John Taddeo
Leonard Megee
Delbert Reckart
Mr. Mrs. Ron Beech
Vicki Steven Fox
David Delores Stewart
Lewis DeLong
Nancy George Adams
Marianne Schillo
Patricia Randolph
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Ruth Hlasko
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James Norma Kay Kepner
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Joanne Michael Wrobel
Melissa Clendenin
Marian Devoe
Saundra Cramblett
Erin Fabish-Rupert
Howard Clendenin
Pamela Estes
Suzanne Chamberlin
MEMORIALS
A. Fabricius
Mr. Mrs. Ronald Fabricius
Anita Neutzling
Portia Haller
Augie McKim
Brian Fitzgerald - Falcon Industries
Barbara Havlin
Michael Jennifer Brickner
Dennis Roth
Michelle Redding
David Meek
Audrey Jeff Derr
Don Beckman
Roger Sarah Jane Ingraham
Donald Malloy
Gary Hetrick
Joan Weigel
Loving friends family
Dorothy Evans
Riki Caine
E.F. “Jack” Heiszek
Suzanne Heiszek
Estelle Ginsburg
Carole Jones
Galen Murray
Larry Arlene Chase
Trettel Family
Maureen Lawrence
Randall Sandra Wells
Jason Yeager
Michele Gioffredo
Diane Phil Pastor
Jack Kathleen Forster
Kim Theodore Sloat
James Reesman
Judie Dunn
Jane Balmes
Donna Ross Rauscher
Jen Calavitta
Will Carol Klingel
Jim “Hobie” Hobell
Jean Richard Carpenter
Tina Pierce
John G. Duke
Andrew Peggy Gedeon
John Sakich
John Patricia Swigart
Judy Welday
Jean Chuck Rodgers
Waneta Jarrell
Legacy Hair Studio - Dolly, Carla, Renee,
Angie, Janet, Deb Bob, Nicki, Cara,
Katie, Courteney
Jackie Mauer
Carol Ann Sakich
John Diane Brewer
Karen Thayer
Angela Tanigawa
Dolly Chopin
Sandy Larson
Sharon Arlen Vanasdal
Jordin Riccelli
Bonnie William Meadows
Merk’s Ticket Agency
Carolyn Russell Aquino
Jean Osinski
Kristine Barton
Kim Theodore Sloat
Juli Kovacs
Elaine Orlandi
Katharine Delavan / Faculty at Lake Erie College
Dana Webb
CCAG Patient Access Management Team
President Brian Posler Lake Erie College
Ronald Fisher
PolyCor LP
Diane Krochka
Kelsi Fisher
Haley Anderson
Linda Julian
Donna Lozinski
Megan Murphy
Dr. David Moody
Gina Fisher
Sandra Jones
Janet Bagatti
Leslie Langager
Amelia Johanson
Karyn Riccelli
Leslie Langager
Jennifer Newman
Joseph Maslanka and his
beautiful shepard Rommel
Linda Smrdel
Joycelyn Jones
Joseph Renee Hoy
Judy Yoder
Will Carol Klingel
Kacie DiSalvo Evans
Joe Ridolfo
Since 1985, the Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a non-profit volunteer-based organization, has helped abused,
neglected and injured animals in our community. Thousands of dogs, cats, horses and other companion animals have been saved through
the efforts and generosity of our caring members and donors, to whom we are deeply grateful. To all of these donors we would like to express
our deepest gratitude.
SPCAMemorials,honorsandtributes
13. JuliaJulia is a friendly girl looking for love.
She’s approximately 6 years old so she’s out of the kitten stage
and into the lap loving stage. Stop out to meet her today.
Ray D. Zimmerman
Sherry Zimmerman
Richard Brucker
Elias Diana Sutton
Nancy Schlauch
Bryan Theresa
Schlauch
Marcia
Haney
Craig
Vanessa
Schlauch
John Sylvia
Johnson
Ted Ginny Akins
Emily Parrish
Ursula Melillo
Candis Disch
Wanita Corey 1943 - 2009
Frederick Corey
William Bracken
Vince Marlene Sabolik
DEDICATIONS
Casey Marie IV Brenner
Dawn Woodward
Ben Bretz
Thomas Tetlak
Emma Patrick
Linda Ludwig
Harold Schetz
David Schetz
Jeanna Rocco
Rebecca Ensworth
Kathy Evans
Lisa Jenkinson
Kimberly Reilly
Jessie Lemerise
Kristen Sikora and Mike Moeschl
Kassey Sikora
Maggie Schlund
James Prueter DVM
Pamela Estes (Eames)
Ross Waite
Sally Bill Gardner
Hailey Gardner
My daughter Anna and her love for animals
Christopher Soska
Happy Birthday Taylor!
Aaron Donna Lewis
Matt Agar
HONORS/TRIBUTES
In honor of all the people who
love/help/rescue our furry friends
Kathy Semanco
In honor of alli Williams
for Christmas
Carol Williams-Young
In honor of Brutus
Andrew Coleman
In honor of Cynthia Talbert
Shirley Nowak
In honor of Dolly Hall
Dick Hall
In honor of Ellie, my valiant little corgi
Jean Bergman
In honor of Hooch Keck in Wadsworth
Tessa Keck
In honor of Jacob Sumodi
Kelly Ragnoni
In honor of Miley’s 7th Birthday
Amy Cox
In honor of Mr. Mrs. Tom Acklin
Cathy Larry Warner
In honor of Robert Daugherty Daniel Hearns,
Merry Christmas
Angela Hendricks and Lori Sestak
In honor of Squeaker and Zak, two cherished
feline BFF’s
Michael Olshavsky
In honor of Will Carol Klingel
Erin Hachtel
Merry Christmas Jesse!
Love, Aunt Sandy Uncle Mike
On behalf of Mike Lynn Wethern
Jen Wethern
Thanks Dawn Samples
Mark Martin
RAINBOW BRIDGE
Carmen and Jax
Leslie Jones
Charlie – Best friend ever
Janet Rodriguez
Cooper (Cortez)
Kevin Feldt
Daisy Mae, beloved canine
companion of Jason Metheney
Mary Hickey
Dawn Brady (Sandy Larson’s dogs)
Will Carol Klingel
Greta
Linda Fussi
Hobbs
Cynthia Whitley
In loving memory of my
sugar free George,
Love Cathy
Journey
Lu Daugherty
Katie
Phyllis Flaugh
Liesl
Dawn Rene Warner
Max
Kathy Staufer
Maybelle (Metzger)
Ed Debi Rundle
Lou Helen Reppucci
Motor Klingel (our sweet cat)
Will Carol Klingel
Murphy the cat, AKA Big Boy
Suzanne Slimak
My Lalalu
Kim Thompson
My Little Gremlin
Barbara Kremer
Nicky
James Marilyn Jaroszewski
Oscar
John E. Hood
Our Benny
John Karen Bretz
Our cat “Trixie”, the brains of the operation
John Susan Recny
Pita, Luna, Chloe Tang
Phyllis Taranto
Rick, Solo Amber
Janet Schwarz
Saba
Sandra Andos
Stitch
Cheryl Rolick
Sweet Kirby
(Reagan Bednar’s dog, an SPCA rescue)
Will Carol Klingel
Willow aka Winnie
Nancy Scholz
Ziggy
Karen Zuchowski
14. Preserving the Past.
Carving the Future.
www.medinaoh.org
City of Medina
Medina City Hall
132 North Elmwood Ave.
Medina, Ohio 44256
Phone: 330-725-8861
3444 Medina Road
Medina, OH
4221 Center Rd
Brunswick, OH
Sun 9 AM - 7 PM
Mon 9 AM - 4 PM
Tue - Sat 9 AM - 8 PM
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Medina, Ohio
PHONE: 330-952-0900
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Office Manager
703.556.0700 ex 239
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Main Office:
2911 Hunter Mill Road
Suite 201
Oakton, VA 22124
703.556.0700
Branch Office:
111 West Washington Street
PO Box 1220
Charles Town, WV 25414
304.725.2255
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5399 River Styx Rd.
Medina, OH 44256
(330) 725-4281
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SPCASponsors
16. Sponsorships are available in the form of pavement bricks. These engraved
bricks will be used to enhance the uniqueness of our facility. Buy a brick
as a gift for a birthday, retirement, memorial and other special occasions.
Buying a brick for a local business is a great way to advertise! Please make
checks payable to Medina County SPCA.
Order Form:
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Address: ___________________________________________________________
Phone: ____________________________________________________________
Email: _____________________________________________________________
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Mail to:
Medina County SPCA
8790 Guilford Rd.
Seville, OH 44273
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Thank you to the adopters of the many animals
that come to stay with us at the Medina County SPCA.
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