2014Report to the Community

A Personal Message from Our Leadership

Board of DirectorsNancy Pasternack, PresidentLeslie Chandler, Vice PresidentMary Renouf, SecretaryJanet Straus, Treasurer

Jason BrotmanLisa GrimmLeila KirskeDora LeungDon McGowanCassie Pemberton

Annette Laico, Chief Executive Officer

Our MissionPAWS is a champion for animals—rehabilitating injured and orphaned wildlife, sheltering and adopting homeless cats and dogs, and educating people to make a better world for animals and people.

Our VisionPAWS envisions a world where all people recognize the intrinsic value of animals and consistently make choices that demonstrate compassion and respect.

Joanna PoleszczukJaime PuracalCindy Spodek DickeyAnmari StraubHanna Tweedy

Dear Friends,

We are pleased to share PAWS’ 2014 Report to the Community with you, the generous community which we serve. This report is a celebration of the reach and impact of PAWS, and is meant to act as a report card of our work in 2014. Your support allowed PAWS to accomplish everything you will read in the following pages, and more. You will also see how we act as careful stewards of your investment in the animals.

Thanks to many generous donors and our incredible volunteers, PAWS was able to care for a record number of animals once again in 2014, coming to the aid of more than 7,500 wild and companion animals. From the 58 dogs whose lives were at risk had PAWS not stepped up to take them all in a single day, to the 33 cats who recovered at PAWS after a hoarding situation was uncovered in Shoreline, each of their unique faces and inspiring capacity for love and healing is the reason we strive to answer so many calls for help each year.

Apart from rising to the challenge of PAWS’ highest intake levels in a decade, thankfully, 2014 also found us on the path to a bigger and better home. With the purchase of 25-acres in south Snohomish County, and the selection of the architecture firm who will design PAWS’ new campus, the solution to our cramped and outdated headquarters began taking shape.

We couldn’t be more excited—both for the additional animals who will receive life-altering care thanks to innovative and purpose-built facilities, and for the community members who will benefit from new education programs there.

As you can see, 2014 was a truly exciting and important year for PAWS. With your generosity during this pivotal time, we are laying the groundwork to ensure that PAWS will be here for hundreds of thousands more animals over the coming years. Thank you.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Nancy PasternackPresident, PAWS Board of Directors

Annette LaicoChief Executive Officer

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In 2014, PAWS continued our mission of championing animals in need, with a strengthened commitment to the core values that sets our organization apart. All of this, thanks to community support.

Your support of PAWS meant that shelter, food, medical care, exercise and enrichment was delivered to nearly 7,600 cats, dogs and wildlife in the Pacific Northwest.

PAWS was able to respond on behalf of 3,436 wild animals who were in need in 2014. Of those, 1,243 were songbirds of 57 different species, including 429 waterfowl like the majestic Hooded Merganser and the colorful Wood Duck. PAWS cared for 92 raptors, including hawks, owls, falcons, osprey and eagles, and 1,468 mammals, including eight Black Bears and 12 marine mammals.

In 2014, PAWS found new homes for 3,427 cats and dogs. This included dogs like Reba, a sweet seven-year-old Pit Bull mix who was unwanted after a divorce and surrendered to PAWS in January. Reba won over the hearts of PAWS’ staff and volunteers, so when adoption counselors found her perfect match, it was a success story felt across the whole organization.

PAWS Cat City adoption center in Seattle’s University District found homes for 1,324 cats and kittens, accounting for 60 percent of all feline adoptions at PAWS. Among the many felines who came into our care, 33 cats who were removed from a hoarding situation were brought to PAWS and successfully socialized and adopted.

In 2014, PAWS continued its contribution to important partnerships in animal care and welfare in the Pacific Northwest. Among others, PAWS collaborated with Beavers Northwest, Seal Sitters, The Audubon Society, U.S. Coast Guard, The Humane Society of the United States, ASPCA, and Wings of Rescue.

PAWS Helps Animals Find Their Way Home

Warm 106.9 DJ and PAWSwalk 2014 emcee Shellie Hart snuggles two puppies in the DJ booth during a “Wet Nose Wednesdays” taping, where adoptable animals are featured weekly for local audiences.

These River Otters, who arrived separately at PAWS, venture into Puget Sound after a successful rehabilitation together.

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PAWS’ volunteers—the heart of our organization—contributed more than 52,000 hours of compassionate care for the animals at PAWS, including 272 work group volunteers from corporate organizations or schools who held a day of service at PAWS in 2014. Perhaps the highest profile group were the staff and reporters of KING 5 TV, who made PAWS their “Make a Difference Day” cause on October 25 and worked on site to provide an improved dog walking path and build a new fence. They used the occasion to share their PAWS experience with their influential social media audience, which proved to be a boost of awareness for PAWS in the Seattle marketplace.

Thanks to our trained and dedicated volunteers, the animals at PAWS benefit all year round. PAWS attracts volunteers from many professional fields such as mechanics, construction, photography, maintenance and landscaping. Their expertise, combined

with PAWS’ volunteer training, means that professionals from all walks of life can apply their knowledge and skill set to make our world a better place for animals.

Community members continue to turn to PAWS when they encounter animals in need. PAWS’ wildlife admissions staff assisted over 8,500 members of the public who called or emailed seeking answers to wildlife questions and humane solutions to conflicts with wildlife.

PAWS deepened relationships with partner shelters in 2014 and grew PAWS Foster Care Program, giving 1,884 dogs and cats a second chance. PAWS Placement Partners Program was successful in enabling 2,503 companion animals at risk elsewhere to come into care at PAWS. The program accounted for 59.7 percent of our overall intake of adoptable companion animals. One of the most celebrated partners in the program are the volunteer pilots at Wings of Rescue who worked with PAWS on a number of occasions, often to save loving companion animals who had run out of options elsewhere.

PAWS Helps People Help Animals

Community based volunteers, such as this work group that included news anchors and reporters from KING 5, contribute yard and construction work to PAWS.

PAWS’ volunteers offer their professional skills to benefit animals at PAWS. Here, a volunteer photographer cuddles with her subject.

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PAWS Shares Ideas, Knowledge & Compassion

PAWS continues its leadership role in animal welfare issues around the Pacific Northwest by serving on the boards of The Washington Federation of Animal Care and Control Agencies as well as the National Wildlife Rehabilitators’ Association. This involvement allows PAWS’ staff to share programmatic intelligence with colleagues at similar organizations, including presenting at conferences and symposiums both locally and nationally.

PAWS continues to deliver hands-on learning for many future veterinarians, providing internships for 14 veterinary students and 11 veterinarians in 2014. In this way, PAWS helps train professionals who can respond to animals in need in communities across the country.

PAWS reintroduced a volunteer internship program focusing on dog behavior in 2014. Dog Behaviorist Interns receive special instruction designed to advance their dog training

knowledge, and use these skills to help dogs in our care. As a result, these volunteers not only gain valuable experience, but help shorten the road to adoption for some of the dogs in PAWS’ care.

In 2014, PAWS introduced “Cat Behavior 101” to a ‘standing room only’ crowd of cat guardians in Seattle. The event’s popularity inspired “Cat Behavior 201: Cat-To-English” to an even larger audience around the region.

PAWS also reached out to our favorite kind of “early adopters,” the children in our community. PAWS Kids Who Care Program was delivered to over 400 elementary and high school students in schools throughout the region. This in-depth, six-week program is offered to students in grades three through five, encouraging them to understand their responsibility to the animals in our world.

PAWS stayed connected to communities throughout the region at events that mattered to local residents. PAWS’ outreach staff were present at 26 community events, including Tukwila’s Backyard Wildlife Festival, Karelian Bear Dog 5k, Seal Sitters’ Beach Cleanup, and Monroe’s Swift Night Out, to name only a few. This presence attracted new residents to the work that PAWS delivers and allowed us to engage with community members in their own neighborhoods.

PAWS’ medical team supervises a veterinary extern as she interprets a radiograph.

Helping animal guardians understand their companions sets PAWS apart in the community. Here, PAWS Cat City supervisor delivers a free class to answer cat behavior questions.

PAWS in Service

Above A kitten at PAWS benefits from playtime while in care, staving off boredom and keeping her strong and healthy while she waits for her adoptive family.

Below PAWS Foster Care Program provided extra care for 1,884 companion animals in 2014, expanding the total number of animals we were able to help.

Companion Animals Highlights

• 4,192 companion animals in care

• 2,513 spay/neuter surgeries performed

• 1,884 animals placed in foster homes

• 94.4 percent of companion animals saved

Cats Served

Strays received 457

Guardian surrendered/transferred in 2,079

Adopted/rescued 2,319

Lost cats returned to guardian 55

Dogs Served

Strays received 393

Guardian surrendered/transferred in 1,258

Adopted/rescued 1,341

Lost dogs returned to guardian 255

PAWS does not euthanize healthy, adoptable cats and dogs. In 2014, 197 cats and dogs—whose acute injury, illness or behavior rendered them unadoptable—were humanely euthanized.

Left With every adoption, PAWS strives to ensure a perfect fit between guardian and companion. This happy adopter found her match at PAWS Cat City.

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Humane Education Highlights

• Over 17,000 local residents enjoyed humane education and outreach experiences in their community delivered by PAWS’ staff.

• More than 8,500 people were assisted with concerns about injured or orphaned wild animals and humane solutions to wildlife conflicts via phone, in person and online.

• 6,300 calls and e-mails were answered regarding stray and abandoned companion animals, animal cruelty, or adopting a new cat or dog.

Wildlife Highlights

• 3,436 animals of 153 species treated

• 45.9 percent of animals treated and rehabilitated were released

• 25 veterinary and rehabilitation students trained

• 3,025+ surgical and medical procedures performed

Wild Animals Served

1,928 birds, 1,468 mammals, 40 reptiles and amphibians 3,436

Animals rehabilitated and released 918

Deceased on arrival 72

Died despite care 258

Animals held over into 2015 for further rehabilitation and release 24

Transferred to other facilities 66

In 2014, PAWS provided release from suffering through humane euthanasia for 1,710 wild animals whose injuries, illnesses or circumstances precluded treatment and release into their native habitat.

Left A veterinary extern benefits from the experience gained through PAWS’ hands-on training.

Below A Red-tailed Hawk returns to the wild after successful rehabilitation at PAWS.

Above Eager and curious students engage with a PAWS Humane Education staffer during a “Kids Who Care” class. This program inspires the next generation of animal advocates.

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PAWS Provides Professional Care for Animals

PAWS experienced a significant rise in wildlife patients in 2014, along with some of the most unique patients in our history. A four-month-old Steller Sea Lion pup, injured and weighing just under 100 pounds, was admitted to PAWS in the summer, inspiring a successful rehabilitation collaboration with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Coast Guard, and The Marine Mammal Center. The patient, now healthy, was released back to the wild in the spring of 2015.

In 2014, PAWS cared for a number of threatened or endangered species, along with species of concern and sensitive species. Those species included: Guadalupe Fur Seal, Steller Sea Lion, Osprey, Western Grebe, Pileated Woodpecker, Vaux’s Swift, Northern Goshawk, Golden Eagle, Bald Eagle, and Peregrine Falcon. PAWS also continued collaborating with state partners on recovery efforts for the endangered Western Pond

Turtle, treating 34 of these patients for a life-threatening shell disease known as SCUD, or septicemic cutaneous ulcerative disease.

In addition to all of these threatened or endangered species, PAWS over-wintered five bear cubs and two bobcat kittens, all of whom are scheduled for release back to the wild in spring of 2015.

PAWS’ spay and neuter efforts helped 2,513 companion animals, with 578 of those being pets in low-income homes. PAWS’ medical staff also performed 233 specialty surgeries, an increase of 42 from the previous year. These medical procedures saved lives and increased the adoptability of cats and dogs in our care.

In 2014, PAWS helped reunite 65 percent of the lost dogs who arrived at our shelter, and returned 12 percent of lost cats to their guardians, which is far above the national average of two percent for lost cats. In addition, PAWS’ staff once again joined in World Spay Day by leading a multi-county effort. PAWS’ coordination of this regional event resulted in more than 1,300 spay or neuter surgeries being completed by 46 clinics across five counties.

Baby birds reach for food provided by experienced staff and volunteers, who deliver nourishment to these vulnerable young from sunup to sundown.

PAWS Foster Care Coordinator delivers medication to a foster kitten. Every animal at PAWS receives the medical support they need.

Gaping Baby Birds

2014 Financials

Statement of Financial Position Statement of ActivitiesASSETSCurrent assetsCash and cash equivalents $2,484,743Short term investments 298,505Receivables 249,353Other current assets 133,323Total current assets 3,165,924

Other assetsInvestments 1,580,406Interest in real estate 592,360Contributions receivable, net of current 138,546Property and equipment, net 3,672,329Beneficial interest in perpetual trusts 2,018,561Other 2,680Total other assets 8,004,882

TOTAL ASSETS $11,170,806

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSCurrent liabilitiesAccounts payable, accrued expenses $350,071Total current liabilities 350,071

TOTAL LIABILITIES $350,071

Net assetsUnrestricted

Undesignated 4,535,556Board designated funds 1,786,777Board designated endowment 1,456,837

Temporarily restricted 1,640,804Permanently restricted 1,400,761Total net assets 10,820,735

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $11,170,806

REVENUEPublic supportDonations $1,696,617Bequests 1,245,542Special events revenue, net 636,321Grants 26,716Distribution from perpetual trust 31,089

RevenueAdoptions 348,165Animal receiving 73,647Animal related services 51,294Municipal contracts/pet license fees 122,808Retail sales 46,214Miscellaneous revenue 16,219Investment income 10,426

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUES $4,305,058

EXPENSESProgram servicesCompanion Animal Services $1,468,968Wildlife Center 981,238Education, Advocacy and Outreach 453,687Total program services 2,903,893

Supporting servicesFundraising and Events 575,945General and Administrative 196,807

TOTAL EXPENSES $3,676,645

NON-OPERATING ACTIVITYCapital Campaign expenses, net (144,106)Change in value of charitable trusts 154,296Investment return on Board designated endowment 70,920Loss on disposal of assets (7,462)Other income 8,212

TOTAL NON-OPERATING ACTIVITY $81,860

PAWS is engaged in a capital campaign to build new facilities to meet growing community need and provide optimal animal care. Property was purchased for this purpose in June 2014.

EXPENSES

REVENUE

Adoption Fees 8.1%

Animal Receiving 1.7%

Bequests 29.6%

Animal Related Services 1.2%

Municipal Contracts 2.9%

Retail Sales & Misc. 1.5%

Investment Income 0.2%

Donations & Grants 40%

Special Events 14.8%

Companion Animal Services 40%

Wildlife Center 26.7%

General & Administrative 5.3%

Fundraising & Events 15.7%

Education & Advocacy 12.3%

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Benefactor ($25,000 and above)Benjamin Abrams and

echo GreenleeWilliam BeeksHelen MullBruce and Jeannie NordstromSchultz Family FoundationPenny and Dave ShortSuskin Charitable FoundationSvanee’s Foundation

Champions($10,000 – $24,999)Kelly L. BrowerSonia Carlson and Ajitesh KishoreJim and Karin CarsonShirley CoffeyThe Humane Society of the

United StatesMatthew InmanKrogerDominic Lau and Dora LeungLenore Hanauer FoundationMartin Charitable FundAdele Maruo and John LowranceTom McQuaidIain Moffat and Mohamed JantanPremeraKit Raney and Janet StrausBill Dickey and

Cindy Spodek DickeyBob and Gail StagmanAni and Tobias StraubMuriel Van Housen

Four Champions wish to remain anonymous.

Defenders($5,000 – $9,999)A Place for Rover, Inc.ASPCAAndrew Beers and Indira MehtaPierrette and Norman BellemareDonna BenaroyaPeggy and Steve BurnettLeslie and Ken ChandlerWilliam and Paula ClappHazel Miller FoundationJasper J. HoweNoreen JohnsonKathleen Kemper and Gary SmithLake Union Veterinary ClinicLucky Seven FoundationPhil and Bernedine LundMaria Norbury FoundationJen MartinSamuel and Becky MartinDr. Anne B. MizeSandra J. MossMuchnic FoundationMud Bay, Inc.Lynn Ann Paquette and Nigel EllisBet and Jim SchulerSue Spezza and Greg GeorgeBob StantonLyn Tangen and Dick Barbieri

Two Defenders wish to remain anonymous.

Protectors($2,500 – $4,999)Jennifer and Troy AdamsAnimal Emergency Hospital

of Redmond PLLCPatty and Jimmy BarrierBernice Barbour FoundationPatty Bicknell and John BitoThe Blanke FoundationDeidre BlankenshipRob and Anna BolickMike and Christy CheeverJudith and Steven CliffordKim CliftonJohn and Sherry DouceurPeter EsserEllen FergusonDebbie and David FriendJames and Renee HaTherese HarringtonPaul HelmerUlrich and Mali HetmaniukJames and June HillHorizons FoundationAnnette LaicoKent and Renee MarquardtChris McClurken and

Jessica HernandezKazumi Mechling DalCollettoRon and Kirsten MyersNetwork for GoodAmerica Olsen Schaaf and

Duane SchaafNancy PasternackJim and Barb Perra

These success stories from 2014 would not be possible without the support of our generous donors. Every gift is appreciated and put to work immediately to impact the animals entrusted to PAWS. In this Report to the Community, we list donors whose gifts totaled $500 or more. To our growing family of supporters, thank you for sharing your compassion and for investing in PAWS’ life-saving mission.

Compassion in Action

One of Greater Seattle’s most beloved annual fundraising events, PAWSwalk 2014, raised more than $185,000 to help support the animals in our care.

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2014 Donors

Dirk Petersen and Betsy Goodsite

Eric and Sherrie PickleJoanna PoleszczukRadarworksRaman Family FoundationJulie ReevesBarbara and Jared ReisingerMary RenoufDick and Bonnie RobbinsLeah RobertsSeattle Metropolitan Credit

UnionKirsten Simonitsch and

Dave KempJeff Sloan and Ruby LindnerSoule Family FoundationJason Strayer and Jamie ChaseThe Seattle FoundationThe Thurston Charitable

FoundationKelly and David TofteLorraine TyrrellKara and Henry Van VoorhisRyan WardToshiko and Larry WatsonKeith Whittemore and

Karen Kast

Guardians($1,000 – $2,499)Janette and Bill AdamucciAdvisory Services & InvestmentsKathi Jones and Luther HauganKathy Alm and Bill GoeAmazon.com Inc.American Floors & BlindsBruce AndersonJennie AndersonEric AsterJohn and Carol AustenfeldRick BalintGene Barton and

Carrie Stanard-BartonSharon BathurstBeresford CompanyCindy BernardoJon Bernardo and Greg TiffanySalena BerryMichele BokolasBone-a-Fide Dog RanchJohn and Tonjia BorlandBrookfield Veterinary HospitalCanine Behavior Center, Inc.Jama Cantrell and

Allen SummersCheryl Capriola and

Richard WardBev and Don CarmignaniGregory and Carol CarrasJanan and Alan CarterWilliam L. Case, IIICats Exotics Inc.Joe and Linda ChaunceyChristopher and Elise ClareClark Nuber, PSJanet and Daniel CoatsKim ColwellThomas and Jan CrewsCucina FrescaJanet CullorLoren and Guenna CurtisCathy R. DavisNatasha DavisSharon Davis

Craig Davison and Glenn Maarse

Lori and Richard DawsonJennifer De LucaHarriet DeBroeckBrian and Carrie DeFoeDrew and Christy DennisonMatthew and Karen DevineKristin J. DevlinBernadene and

Denny DochnahlScott DohertyShannon and Kenneth DownWit Ekman and Megumi SumiJanice FarrellMelinda FaulknerDonald and Marlene FennoLinda and Terry FinnPaula and Daniel FoltzErnie and Elizabeth

FrankenbergGillian and Marcella GaarJoe and Maureen GalbreathApril Gale-Seixeiro and

Steve SeixeiroBonnie and Terrence GemmillHugh GrewLisa GrimmJackie GroveJoe and Madelyn HaighSheila and Ray HamblinChris HammerTeri HansenDavid and Linda HarrisonEric Hartmann and

Jeremy StewardRobert and Jean HendersonAnne HerbertHighlands West DentalJohn HoganSue HrubyKristi and Travis HuberWanda and George HughesLinda Jangaard and

Stan JonassonAnn Janikowski and

Andrew Tanner

Emily and Drew JensenCarol and Kenneth JohnsonJennifer Jolley and

Chris FitzgeraldAnn Jones and Stephen RamseyDale JonesElayne and R. JonesRobert Jordan and

Tamami MorioBryan and Kay JoubertHoward and Ricki KaplanKimberley and Bryan KarrickShannon Kelly and Seth EisnerJim and Melissa KeoughSonja Keserovic and

David MortensonRob Kikta and Kelly SwedickMark KimballJason King and Jenn McCoyVicki Knutson and Mark JaegerBen KollerJeff and Kristina KulikDawna and Jim LahtiNed and Dana LairdAndrea and Phillippe LantinMinna M. LevittMatt and Betty LiderJames R. LockremRebekah and Chris MahnkenBrenda Majercin and

Joanna GlicklerJennifer and Joshua MaruskaClaudia MasonSusan and Ali MastersonChrista and Tod McBryanChristina McDadeJanice McKinnonBruce and Jeanne McNaeBeatrice MenardJohn and Catherine MeyerMary MooreWilliam Morgan and

Sandra CaplanAmy MosherJudy MuenchChristopher Muffoletto and

Mercedes Cardoza

Reid NakataDavid NankCraig Naugle and

Dr. Cary WaterhouseScott Newton and

Angela Hiroshima NewtonMelissa Nixon and

Matthew HardingNorm’s Eatery and Ale HouseVictor and Raquel NosceAllison OakesEarle OdaJoyce and Alan OdegardDenise Ohio and

Catherine MindenTony and Therese OrtegaLynn Ouellet and Dave DupreeP. F. Chang’sPacific Continental BankPEMCO FoundationPEMCO Mutual Insurance

CompanyPerkins CoieGina Pischke and Mark ShanderBrian and Julie PorterTrudy Powers Hoffman and

Kurt HoffmanKathleen PrattDan PuetzDonald and Sandra PyleDee Dee QuiggleMatt and Linda RadeckiElaine Reilly and

Dr. Tony McLaughlinSamantha RinglerAnna RisingJohn Ritchie and Mark LinvillJan M. RobbinsKirk and Jean RobinsonRoyal Little Family FoundationMark and Donna SalemaBryan ScheurmanJohn Schoettler and

Jeff ClapsaddleSchwab Charitable FundTad Seder and Pam AndrewsWilliam and Norada Shanafelt

Protectors, continued

2014 Donors

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Kate SilsburyStephen Skinner and

Tammira PriceRagnar SmithTara SmithMary Snapp and Spencer FrazerJamie and Ronette SnyderMichael SpeyerWendy StockholmRay SundquistJenny Sung and Nik LivicJohanna TakayesuLisa Tanzi and Charles EgertonLuanne TeKim Teraberry and Bradley LambErika and Claudia TeschkeGrace ThompsonChip Tilley and Sorasmay

BrillianteDace Trence and

Claude BenavidesJulie Turnell and Scott MorrisonTerrence P. TurnerDebby TwedePaul Urla and Becky LenaburgJulie VallinEleanor and Don VandenheuvelKathy and Dan VizzareWashington Defense Trial

LawyersWashington Department of

Fish and WildlifeWells Fargo FoundationJ. Michael West, M.D.Joseph WhiteJennifer WhitworthWhole Foods Market Bellevue

Whole Foods Market LynnwoodWhole Foods Market Roosevelt

SquareCathy WilderChristi Ann WilfongDeanne WittFrederick Yoshimura

Five Guardians wish to remain anonymous.

Friends($500 – $999)A Very Taki Tiki BarRyan and Nichole AbbottsPatti AguettazJulie Aldcroft and

Lawrence CostichAlexander Family Giving FundAll the Best Pet CareAlyssa Rose PhotographyCheri and Alan AmecheAaron AndersonKeith and Kathy ArchibaldMike Arizona and Adelaide

MerloBall Chiropractic CenterChad and Samantha BarryGregory and Michelle Be RothSteve BeardMichael and Erica BeckstromKarin BehlandSusan Bellos-Bellan and Michael

BellanTricia BencichRohit and Harriet BhargavaBillie and Dave Billheimer

Stacy BlackKenneth Block and

Janice Behr-BlockDeidra BodkinHolly Boone and Patrice BrausCheryl BorgoniaBowWow Fun TowneRobert and Janet BoydLuci BoyleBob BozarthDavid BradleySusan BrekkeBritish PetroleumKendall BroxsonMilissa BurkeLaura BurksSara BurnettMaria and Luis CalvilloBarbara CalvoSally CarlinJack CarrierAnnette and Harry CaseDavid Chaddock and

Sun Cha PakMing ChanMylo and Marion CharlstonJessica ChenJeffrey and Cheryl ChristensenLaura CirvesDavid ClaudeJoanne ClelandDavid ClemmonsBarrie CohenChristine ColeKeith Cowan and Linda WalshShelli and Jeffrey CritchlowRebecca CrosbyJosh CurryPavel Curtis and Kathleen KellsJen DanielsCarol DautermanPatty and Bill DeGroodtAnne DemitriadesJohn Dickson and Nancy HomMartin DimitroffMartha and Daniel DittmannTammy Dodd

Erik DowellJennifer and David DowellWendy and Dan DreyzinLisa DruesdowChris and Denise DubuqueJim DwightStanley DyckAnthony DymarkowskiDavid and Sharon EbboVera EllichEllen EnricoNicolas ErckhardtLeslie and Rich EvensonJoan FanningBethany and Dan FaulknerEric Faulkner and

Brian AndersonFiat of SeattleSue Fillion-Friend and

Dwight FriendMark FilteauBryon and Alison FoleyRoger ForbesTammy and Bryan FossFoster RealtyDerek FowlerRobin Freedman and

Howie ChoderGreg FriedmanDavid Friedt and

Marilyn BrockmanSharon FrielNathan Friend and Leanne DoRoger and Virginia GabeleinGregory and Devnee GadboisDiane GaddisMaureen and Joe GalbreathRachel Garson and

J. Michael StorieJennifer GayGenzymePhil and Sandy GiambreseAndrew GilbertGail GilbertsonGirl Scout Troop #43242Lauren GlickmanRon Goins

Leaving a Legacy of Kindness

PAWS is honored by every individual who joins our Visionary League by making provisions in their estate plans to help animals. In 2014, bequest gifts from the visionaries listed below were realized. Their kindness and compassion lives on through our daily work.

Lillie AlanMollie BakerWendy BartholomewV. Louise CompanionEvelyn DaviesBarbara DehnhoffBobbie EllingsenEileen FarrellArlean F. FayMichael Leeland GreenMarjorie HarperLeslie Shelburne HillGloria L. JohnstonRoland and Gladys KreibichLois LesanSusan MarleyArthur and Faye MunsonCarmel U. MyersBruce E. NathaneLynn OlsonRosalie ReveszSeraphine ScanlonDavid ShoffElaine B. SmithOscar TollefsenLillian K. WallaceJessie Margaret WheelerSusana WiehleJohn V. Wills Jr.Catherine WoodCatherine WrightsmanDorothy Zimmerman

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2014 Donors

Kaveh GoudarzianGretchen GouldPatty Grossbard and

Tonya SwickJim Grua and Rita ChanNatalie Gualy

Maria GunnEsat GuzeyDonovan and Debra HandrichBrian Harden and Teresia OlsonDevin HarmalaPhyllis HarperAlan and Wendy HarrisLiz HarrisonMelissa HaumersonKacey P. HawkerNare HayrapetyanHeal Thyself, LLCLee HeckGerard and Jeanne HilterbrantLaura and Dennis HimpleJulie Hoerner and Art CullingsRonald and Theresa Hofer

Chandler and Kimberly Holbrook

Marjorie HoldenRondi Egenes Holm and

Geoffrey HolmElizabeth R. HolohanMarilyn HolstadHomeaway SoftwareMaureen Horgan and

Albert FosterPatricia HouckMichael Howe and

Freddy Gillisse HoweJohn W. HowellAmy HuangJohn Huether and

Susan Harris-HuetherDarcia HurstIntellectual VenturesKatrin Jaenicke and

Harald SchwarzGarret JanneyCheryl Jenkins and

Joseph MillerThe JKU FoundationRobert JochumGreg and Sandy JohnsonThomas and Mary JohnsonMaryann Jordan and

Joe McDonnellPeter and Cyndie JuarezJanice and Lawrence JumpSandra Karlsvik and Doug WoodInger KeelerStephen and Mary KeelerJennifer KeeneMilissa Kelly and Rick MichelKemper Holdings LLCPatricha KennedyChu Yew Kii and Angela LeungXena KinkadeChris Kirchoff and Shannon KellyKirkland Animal Emergency

HospitalPeter KirmerKaril Klingbeil and

Becky Keesling

Sherril KoagelCindy KochCheng and Sean KuSarah and Ed KuernerRobert and Gail KulikowskyGavin LambieDixie Lampers and Carl JelovichLiesl LangleyTamara LangtonKimber Leblicq and

Michael SchorrPeter and Susan LeeSteven and Shoko LeekPenelope LeggottCharles and Carlene LenardDana and David LewisHoward and Grace LincolnChristine and Gary LindenSharon and Roger LinnellDamon LipparelliTherese LorelliCheryl LotzWendy Ludlow-HoffmanGary and Kathie LukowskiDennis LysneJennifer MaceLen and Sue MadisonDavid MaguireSocorro MaiaBarbara and Bill MakiJudy ManaroLarry and Marsha MartinVidal Martinez and

Lynn WesthovenCarolyn and Richard MatternJenn McCueDon McGowan and

Jessica KeeleTopher McIntoshLani and Gerald McKinneyBill McKnightAbigail McLainDaniel McManusDonald and Wendy McNamaraKevin and Erika MeboeJerald MillsJodi Mitchell

Sarah and Martin MogkBarbara and Warren MorrisonSusan MorrowRaylene and Daniel MulleneRyan Murphy and

Natasha GreenwaltLisa NakamotoElelule NakeaIan NashElizabeth Nelson and

Sue BartelsSonia NelsonJanice NewellShierry NicholsenAndrew and Lorraine NicholsonPeggy NollNorthpointe Animal HospitalJill NortnessMarti NoxonScott and Pat OaklandJanine OatesTimothy Onders and

Laura WilburDaniel and Gloria OvergaardScott OwenLori and Tim OwensTina PalmerGuy and Rena PalumboDaryl and Sherrie ParkerTomas Perez-Rodriguez and

Chiaki Tanake PerezJennifer PerretChristopher and Julie PerryMargaret T. PhelpsAlex Phillips

Krista and Matthew PlaceYvonne Plata and

Richard PomerenkePooper TrooperAnnee and Steve PriceRick Qually and Lisa JacobsenThe Rainier GroupErik RathSusan Raunig and

Gregory RoebenLore RaupachRazzis PizzeriaFrank Rekasis and Lisa WolfardBruce and Rebecca RinneGregory RobbinsLoni and Aaron Rodriguez

HernandezPatty RomaineDonald RoosaPatrick RoweRichard RozalskiJohn Rubino and Doug DortonDaryl and Mark RussinovichAlyse RydalchMicah SamuelsAntonia Sanchez and

Patrick AllanChristine Sanchez and

John OstmeierElizabeth SandersonRuth SanfordKerri and Kirk ScarbroughSusan and Daniel SchefflerAlicia and Bill Schmidt

Friends, continued

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2014 Donors

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Thomas Schnetzer, II and Shelley DeWys

Seattle Veterinary Specialists, Inc., P.S.

Stephanie Segovia and Jennifer Zamora

Randi SeversenRenu ShaniJeremy Shaver and

Angela CardenStuart SheltonJoshua Sherman and

Suzanne SteinmanSheila ShreveCynthia A. SimchukDeeann SimonDavid and Rebecca SimonsSteve Singer and Lauren

HudspethCass Skahen and John EgerterCharlotte SmithPaul and Kim SmithStephanie and Peter SowlSt. Martin de Porres ShelterPatti SteeleJane Stevens and

Jerry ZimmermanJoel and Elizabeth StinsonKenny and Leslie StockerJill and Paul StrohmeierKaren and Donald StuartMark SwatzellJack and Lara SwensonVera TaylorMuraleetharan ThambirajahJeanette Thielen and

Mike LivingstonSharon and John ThomasDebra ThomasonErik and Lisa ThompsonTanya ThompsonLaura Thorne and

Alan GreenbaumKaren and Michael ThorpEric TillesonConnie and Ron ToshLash and Gigi Turville

Hanna and Dane TweedyLaina VereschaginAna Rosa VerlaineKelly ViergutzJennifer and Paul VitulliEmma WalkerAmy Walker-Hale and

Trevor HaleCaroline Walkinshaw and

Greg ThatcherSandy and Marc WarnerCecilia WatsonAvery and Mark WaxmanWalter WeberDavid and Marsha WeilEmily Weiler and

Andrew JacksonMichelle WeisDonna WelshStephen WhiteThe Whole Pet ShopEra Mae WieandSusan and William WilderJohn and Roberta WilliamsScott WilloughbyAlina WilsonNathan and Ellen WinninghamDeborah S. WinterAlice WirenLarry and Carol WoodardKevin and Sheryl WoolseyAnne Marie WordenKobi Yamada and Heidi WillsRonald and Joanne YatesBarbara and Michael YothersJon Zabriskie and

Sarah Rainwater

One Friend wishes to remain anonymous.

Corporate Matching Gifts ProgramAdobe ADPAmgen Apple Attachmate Bader Martin, P.S.Badgley PhelpsBank of America BECUBill and Melinda Gates

FoundationBiogen Idec BlackRock Blucora The Boeing CompanyCarillon PropertiesCharles Schwab FoundationCostco WholesaleDarigold, Inc. DirecTV Expedia, Inc.F5 NetworksGE FoundationHome Depot Invest in Others Charitable

FoundationKirby Offshore Marine

Operating, LLCLease Crutcher LewisMcKesson FoundationThe Meredith Corporation Microsoft MOZ

Nintendo of America, Inc.Outerwall PepsiCoPfizer RadarworksRussell Schneider Electric North

America Sound Physical Therapy, Inc.Starbucks SymetraUBSUS BancorpUSI Insurance Services, LLCVanguard Verizon Wright Runstad & Company

Workplace Giving Campaigns1st Security Bank of WashingtonAdobe AeroJet Aetna Allstate Ameriprise FinancialAT&T Bank of America BenevityBlackRockThe Boeing CompanyBristol-Myers SquibbCity of Seattle Combined

Charities CampaignCoalition for Charitable Choice

Combined Federal Campaign of Island County

Combined Federal Campaign of King County

Combined Federal Campaign of South Puget Sound

CPGS, Inc.EarthShare of WashingtonGlobal ImpactGreater Olympic Peninsula

Combined Federal CampaignGreen Diamond Resource

CompanyHoneywell International HP IBM JPMorgan Chase King County/

State of WashingtonKPMG McKinstry Company Microsoft Morgan StanleyNovartisPEMCOPort of SeattleSilicon Valley Community

FoundationSymetraTime Warner TruistUmpqua Bank UnionBankUnited Way California Capitol

RegionUnited Way of Central OhioUnited Way of Greater

Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

United Way of King CountyUnited Way of Pierce CountyUnited Way of Snohomish

CountyUnitedHealth Group Washington State Employees

Combined Fund DriveWells Fargo

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Above: Northern Flying Squirrels are a rare sight because they only come out at night and avoid human contact. This orphaned baby, along with her littermates, came into our care in September when their nest tree was cut down. PAWS’ staff and volunteers provided a safe haven and care for 42 days before they were released back to their natural habitat.

Cover: This puppy was one of 1,884 dogs and cats who benefitted from the extra love and attention that is provided by the PAWS Foster Care Program volunteers.

All of the animals pictured in this annual report, and thousands of others, were saved because of the support of people like you. Thank you.