Wags ‘n Whiskerslove everything from wand toys to laser pointers. I am usually always running...

more than you ever thought possible, in

spades. For me, every week I exercise

(no excuses) and I get to revel in all that

is dog. What a gift it is to me.

P.S. While not having left with a car

load of dogs (yet), my husband and I did

fall hook, line and sinker for a pair of

senior sisters who through LHS became

the first residents of 7th Street Haven

for Old Souls, est. for the love of Levi.

Volunteer.

It is fine medicine.

Dear Supporter of LHS,

Volunteers, like , are theRenée

backbone of LHS. We rely on your

support to fulfill LHS's mission. I welcome and encourage

you to visit LHS over the holiday season. December 28,

2003, was my first day of volunteering. I started walking

dogs and I will never forget how satisfying this was for both

the dog “Molly” and myself. This could be a life changing

experience for you too.

LHS is looking for volunteers to help in a variety of ways.

Visit our website at

www.lakeshorehumane.org

or call 684-5401 or email

manager@lakeshorehuman

e.org to learn more about

volunteer opportunities. We

need help with day to day

activities at LHS. We also

need volunteers to help with

events like the Annual

Walk/Run event coming up

next fall. Please consider

helping.

Keith Philippi,President,

LHS Board of Directors

Email me at: director@

lakeshorehumane.org

Wags ‘n WhiskersVolume 21 — Issue 5

Lakeshore HumaneSociety, Inc.

1551 North 8th StreetManitowoc, WI 54220Phone: 920-684-5401

Fax: 920-684-5702E-mail:

[email protected]

Visit us on the Web

Find us on facebook

Hours of Operation


Lakeshore Humane Society

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Closed Tuesday & Thursday

Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Closed Holidays

My name is Renée Jaeckel and I live

in Kiel.

Dogs have been a constant presence

in my life. As a child, I had many

walking adventures with our family

dog, Sam. That time spent walking

with him was a most companionable

way to sort out the day or to think of

nothing at all. As an adult, walking

my dogs has been a means to

decompress, to dream, to once again,

think of nothing at all, except the dog

I am with. In September 2016, we

lost Levi, a senior dog we had

adopted four years earlier and whose

impact on us cannot even begin to be

described with words. What this dog

taught me about resilience, patience,

love, carrying the scars of life but not

being defined by them and not letting them break your

spirit surfaced through the grief of his loss. He taught me

to keep going. And to keep walking.

I applied to be a

volunteer dog

walker at Lakeshore

Humane Society in

January 2017 as a

means to process

the grief and continue to be around dogs. My family was

uncertain this was the best course for me. They knew

that I am completely soft when it comes to animals, they

feared that I would come home with a car load (their

words not mine) after each visit. Or the grief would be

heavier.

But it was what Levi taught me that got me through those

first visits, and it was watching the staff at Lakeshore

Humane Society interact with the animals and those

animals' joyous reaction to them that helped me in all of

my visits to leave with peace in my heart. They care for

those animals and it shows.

And of course, those dogs, some whose stories make you

weep and some that make you rage, those beautiful dogs

whose message and lessons are all the same. Give them

what they need whether it be based on their breed or

their experience along with exercise and you will receive

December 2017

Renée with Sasha (adoptable)

"They care for

those animals

and it shows."

WAND TOYS! Did someone say

wand toys?! Hi, I'm Bennington

and I am an adorable, playful

boy who LOVES wand toys! I also

love mice toys, and jingle balls,

and pre� y much anything to

play with! I am a spunky boy

who will keep your days busy. I

get along with other animals

too. If you're on the search for a

silly boy I am here at LHS wai�ng

for you.

I'm , looking for that specialLoki

home. I love being spoiled and

get jealous when others get

a� en�on so I would need to be

the only sweet baby in my new

home. I promise I have a lot of

love to give and with me you

wouldn't be lonely at all! A home

with one or two adults would be

best as I get a� ached to my

people very easily so I would love

to share myself with only a few.

If you have a small family and

are looking for a boy to give you

lots of love and keep your days

busy I would be perfect for you!

Hey I'm ! I have been atWillow

LHS for almost 5 months. You

see, I'm an a� en�on hog and get

jealous easily. I would do best

being the only animal in the

home as I want all the snuggles!

I promise I will be a good girl and

give you all the loving YOU want

too. I would even love to sleep

with you at night. Please think

about adop� ng me, I am

anxious to find myself a home.

Wags & Whiskers is the officialnewsletter for the Lakeshore

Humane Society, Inc. Anyoneinterested in submitting articles

or information for thispublication may send thespecifics to us via e-mail:

[email protected]

Or via “snail mail” at:Lakeshore Humane Society

Attention: Newsletter1551 North 8th StreetManitowoc, WI 54220

Inclusion in our newsletter doesnot necessarily indicate

endorsement or support by theLakeshore Humane Society.

Some articles may come fromother humane organizations or

individuals thereof. Articles maybe edited due to space

constraints, etc.

Wags & Whiskers

ADOPTABLE CRITTERS2017 — 2018

Board of Directors

President: Keith PhilippiVice President: Melissa Jacquart

Treasurer: Cynthia CarterSecretary: Lou Ann Meyer

Directors

LHS Staff

Anthony MaesMary Jo Haban

Kim Lazansky PhilippiMargie Skattebo

Tina Nichols,Director of Operations

William Eichelberg,Director of Fund Development

AbigailAlexis

AmandaAshleyBrendaBrittanyEmily

KelseyLisa, CVT

LydiaNicoleRyan

Tammy

Ball? Walk? Outside? Treat?

Yaay! here. I am a ball ofGary

energy so if you're an ac�ve

person I would be a GREAT boy

for you. I have such a happy

outlook on life that some�mes I

can get a li� le over s�mulated. I

probably wouldn't be best with

smaller animals because when I

play...I PLAY! I would be a great

family dog if you have kids over 5

years old. A�er running around I

am the perfect snuggle bug! If

you are looking for a silly guy to

keep you entertained I am right

here at LHS wai�ng for you!

I am and I can be a li� leCaliope

bit of a clown! I am young; so I

love everything from wand toys

to laser pointers. I am usually

always running around keeping

myself busy but if I am not you

can find me snuggled up to

another ki� y here. I LOVE MY

KITTY FRIENDS. I would do great

with a friend or two in my new

home. With being so squirmy

and ac�ve I don't like to be

picked up, but I bet we could

work on that. If you want a

playful but also loving girl I will

be here wai�ng!

All LHS animals are up to date on vaccinations, microchipped and altered before adoption.

See www.lakeshorehumane.org/adopt/ for our adoptable pets.

I'm , a very loveable gal! IMisty

can be shy at first but if you give

me �me to adjust I will follow

you around everywhere! I am

not too spunky of a girl except

for when I beg for a� en�on. I

would love a mellow home, and

if there are other animals they

need to be on the calm side like

me. If you can give me the �me I

need I would make the best

addi�on to your family!

NOTE:As of January 2018,the regular monthly

board meetings(3rd Tuesday of each month)

will be held in theCooperstown room atHoly Family MemorialHarbor Town Campus

Wags & Whiskers

COMMUNITY SUPPORTMy BFF,

I met Wendy at the Lakeshore Humane Society, Manitowoc,

Wisconsin. She has had a wild and crazy life that led her to

have an anxiety issue. "A very sweet dog, she is a hound dog

a�er all." Translated means, she will run at the scent of another

animal. And I mean RUN. Nicknamed, the Escape Ar�st, she

was returned to the Humane Society on about three occasions

because she ran through electronic collars and over fences.

She was the perfect dog for me, older and wiser. We hit it off

right away. Her first run was because I had her collar lose, she

slipped it and was gone. She learned to get the windows of my

car down and the next thing I knew, looking in my side mirror, there she was, half way out the

window with those big Hound ears flapping in the wind, glad my car has child safety features.

The next full out run was when she learned to open the front door screen on my house. The

last run, I have no clue how she got out, the neighbor called and saw her run by. That was our

first week together. It has go� en to be a wonderful experience since then. I am so glad I have

her in my life. She has been the source of great joy. I cannot begin to tell you how glad I am

that we got through the escapes. Will she run again, probably, if given the chance, but the

police and Humane Society know where she belongs, they just call and tell me they have my

escape ar�st up at the front desk. Thanks to the Lakeshore Humane Society for taking such

good care of her un�l her right BFF came along.

Carron Net Company, Inc., Two Rivers, WI

William (Bill) Kiel Jr. President and CEO of Carron Net Company, Inc. Two Rivers, WI

Carron Net is an LHS, VIB (Very Important Business) member. Carron Net and Bill as an

individual member have been involved in LHS programs for several years. We appreciate

their membership and sponsorship of LHS programs and ac�vi�es. The Kiel family has

been more than just supporters. They have been pet adopters as well. In addi�on, Bill

has been an ac�ve commi� ee volunteer and we thank him for his contribu�on of both

�me and energy.

Carron Net is a fourth-genera�on family owned business and one of only a handful of

American manufacturers producing 100% nylon ne� ng, Carron Net has unmatched experience producing high-

quality ne� ng solu�ons for virtually any applica�on. Carron Net specializes in custom designed and

manufactured nets for new construc�on as well as the replacement/retrofit of exis�ng ne� ng installa�ons. They

manufacture all of their own ne� ng and do all of their fabrica�on in-house.

Welcome to the LHS, VIB (Very Important Business) sec�on. Each issue we will thank a business member and

sponsor. We are pleased and grateful to all of the businesses that are stepping up and becoming ac�ve and

suppor�ve of LHS and its mission.

KI wants to help you rescue a pet and bring it into your lovinghome. KI will reimburse full and part-time employees the cost of apet adoption from a certified adoption center. Example:Lakeshore Humane Society. KI will pay up to $100 for a cat and$150 for a dog annually (adoption costs/fees/etc.) to rescue a pet.Refer to your employee handbook for reimbursementinformation, speak with Denise Green or your local HRdepartment.

and Pet Adoption

"Sassy...trust me,

the name fit so

well we didn't

change it!"

Wags & Whiskers

COMMUNITY HEROES

On September 15th Lakeshore Humane Society set out for Waukesha Airport to greet ten dogs rescued from the devasta�on of Hurricane Irma in FL.

Coordinated through and funded by the HSUS, Wings Of Rescue flew animals to Wisconsin from Florida. The dogs endured a hot and crowded three hour

flight with six other dogs and around 30 cats who were also being picked up by WI shelters. These dogs and cats were Florida shelter animals prior to Irma,

and ge� ng them into other shelters across the country opened spaces for other displaced FL animals that, in the midst of disaster, needed refuge in their

local shelter. All of these dogs have been adopted.

LHS's Bully Bash was held at Wenzel's

Perfect World on October 26th.

Par�cipants celebrated not only Pitbull

Awareness Day, but also Na�onal Adopt A

Shelter Dog Month. Live music was

performed by local band Ne� le Hill, and

many dogs came dressed up for the pet

costume contest.

We will con�nue to shine a spotlight on

our adoptable "pitbull" type dogs, and

celebrate them with other members of

the community who share their love for

the breed.

On October 1st Copps food

Center began handing out the

"WISH LIST" for their stuff-a-van

event to be held on Saturday

October 7th. This gave shoppers

a chance to help out the needy

cri� ers, even if they couldn't

make it to the event. It was a

huge success, as the generosity

of the Copps Customers during

the week filled the bin to

overflowing. The response was

amazing. By the �me the event

came on Saturday there was a

super start to filling the van! The

customers coming into the store

that day loved mee�ng the dogs

and responded with even more

love by adding needed items or stuffing our "�p" jar! Thanks again for all

generous dona�ons and for making STUFF-A-VAN a fun day for us volunteers

and puppies!

"Bank First's Custer

Street office was very

excited to help the

Lakeshore Humane

Society with our Make a

Difference Day project

by collec�ng supplies

and cash dona�ons.

This project was near and dear to our hearts, as many of our

employees have pets that have been rescued from shelters.

Our "Adopt-A-Pet" event was also a success, as two of our

employees adopted Kels a�er visi�ng with her at the bank.

Bank First takes pride in being involved in the communi�es

in which our customers and employees work & live."

Denise Roseff Assistant Branch Manager|

November 12 was TGTW. A silent auc�on food & music by "Classic Racket" brought together friends and family to support LHS animals. $7557.21

was raised for the LHS Hope Fund . Thank you to Meat's Opera Haus in St. Nazianz for hos�ng and to all the donors, volunteers and community

members who made the event amazing. TGTW also received a dona�on from a wedding fundraiser! Thanks to Ryan & Emily Mueller for their

generosity! Check out "Classic Racket" on Facebook, they are a Sheboygan-based band that specializes in performing unique arrangements of classic

rock hits.

Wags & Whiskers

THANK YOU EVENT SPONSORS

Manitowoc Noon Rotary

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BECOME INVOLVED

Lakeshore Humane Society (LHS) serves as the hub for lost

pets and a resource for lost pet owners in Manitowoc

County. When your lost pet is found, he is ensured a safe

and caring environment un�l you are together again. Police

have 24 hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week access to LHS.

DID YOU KNOW that LHS members play a vital

role in the success of our mission?

Memberships help us:

• Reunite lost pets with their owners

• Place pets in loving homes

• Provide health care: including vaccina�ons,

medica�ons and spay/neuter services

• Provide a safe place for owners to relinquish pets.

We cordially invite you to support our mission and become

a member. To join us, please complete the form on page 7

and return with your 100% tax deduc�ble dues in the

provided envelope. If you are wondering if you are already

a member of LHS and want to verify that fact; you can either

look at your name in the mailing address of this newsle� er

to see LHS MEMBER before your name or inquire at

[email protected].

We are growing our network even stronger in 2018 to

further support our mission and the animals we serve.

Having ac�ve members enables LHS to be eligible for grants

and addi�onal funding. It is a great �me to join the LHS

membership.

It is our goal to ensure that you understand the importance

of membership and realize its significance to our

organiza�on.

Note that as of January 2018 the regular monthly board

mee�ngs (3 Tuesday of each month) will be held in therd

Cooperstown room at Holy Family Memorial Harbor Town

Campus.

We are excited to share with you that we are enrolled

as a par�cipa�ng organiza�on in Thrivent Choice!

Thrivent Choice is a charitable grant program that

allows eligible members to recommend where

Thrivent Financial distributes part of its charitable

outreach grant funds each year. Lakeshore Humane

Society is now listed in the program's searchable

online catalog. If you have any ques�ons about

Thrivent Choice, please contact a representa�ve

from the Member Connec�on Center at 1-800-

THRIVENT (800-847-4836) and say "Thrivent Choice"

at the prompt or email [email protected].

As we prepare for 2018,

you s�ll have �me to make

an end of year tax-

deduc�ble dona�on to the

Lakeshore Humane Society.

Your kindness and

generosity helps us care for

the 1,600 plus animals we

see every year.

As we enter the holiday

seasons, please remember

that the animals need your

help as well. Can't think of

what gi� to give your

friends and rela�ves this

year? How about making a dona�on gi� in their name to

LHS? Start a great family tradi�on, helping the animals

who are wai�ng for their forever homes.

What do you get for your dona�on? Besides the tax

deduc�on, you get the knowledge and sa�sfac�on that

for every $100 dollars you give, we can provide lifesaving

vaccina�ons for four animals. A $250 dona�on will pay

for spays/neuters for five animals. Every dona�on makes

a difference in the life of a shelter animal.

Thank You, for your interest, your caring and your

support. We appreciate your help and assistance as we

provide care, shelter and help in finding forever homes

for deserving animals.

Advocate. Aid. Adopt.

******************AUTO**SCH 5-DIGIT 54220 53 / 1 / 1LHS MEMBER JANE DOE555 ANY STREETMANITOWOC WI 54220-0555

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BECOME A MEMBER

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Al and Lou Raether Memorial Garden Order Form

Paver donations will be accepted based on available space. Justselect a paver size, an appropriate message and send along withyour donation to: Lakeshore Humane Society, 1551 N. 8th St.,

Manitowoc, WI 54220 lakeshorehumane.org/memorial, or go online .

Paver Name Description Size (W x L) Donation Qty. Total

Petite 12 characters per line, 3 lines 4” x 8” $100 ______ $__________

Standard 20 characters per line, 5 lines 8” x 16” $350 ______ $__________

Standard Logo Company Logo - photo ready artwork 8” x 16” $450 ______ $__________

Full-Size 20 characters per line, 7 lines 16” x 16” $650 ______ $__________

Full-Size Logo Company Logo - photo ready artwork 16”x 16” $750 ______ $__________

Paver Wording (please print clearly)

Line 1: ��Line 2: ��Line 3: ��Line 4: ��Line 5: ��Line 6: ��Line 7: ��

Name: ______________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________

Phone: ______________________________________________________________

Total Amount Enclosed $ ______________

Pavers will be etched and placed in the Al and Lou Raether memorial garden in the spring of 2018.

You can clip weight circles from

bags of Purina brand dog and cat

food, then send them in or drop

them off and we earn Purina

Points.

PUT IT IN STONE

Wags & Whiskers

On September 23 of this year LHS held is 31st annual Walk for Kindness. On this very hot September day, 70 walkers and dogs left the

shelter for a two-mile walk through Lincoln Park and back to the shelter. LHS collected $7,434, in pledges, donations, and corporate

sponsorships. The LHS board of directors would like to thank all the walkers, and hope to see all of you at future events. A big thank

you goes out to all the volunteers who made this event possible. Thank you Modern Woodmen & Doug Olm for your continued event

sponsorships.

In Memory of Anne MurphyDean, Bill

In Memory of Archie PechAlbright, WilsonCensky, NancyKangas, AmySchultz, JanetSeller, Brian

In Memory of Arlette JungAdler, CarolAllen, CarolCarstens, BarbaraCensky, NancyJung, Wynoma

In Memory of BellaBushman

Allen, Sue

In Memory of Ben andGrace Domenoski

Domenoski, Ellen

In Memory of Betty WhitneyWhitney, Lee

In Memory of Bob BoninZunker, Janet

In Memory of BodeHanson, Cheryl

In Memory of Carlton LewisBertler, Mark

Hornung, DanielLewis, MicheleNaidl, DavidTroupe, Jack

In Memory of Carlton andCarol Lewis

Hammel, Samantha

In Memory of My best pal,Casper

Beck, Elkim

In Memory of Daniel BlitzKocourek, TomRade, Paula

In Memory of Donald PoseyFricke, Bob

In Memory of Donna BuckPeroutka, Beverly

In Memory of Edna MeisterBudnik, JoanMeister, KatieSchmidt, George

In Memory of EstherHermann

Hermann, Todd

In Memory of Gene EvansO'neil, Shawn

In Memory of Gladys JefferyFairbanks, Michael

In Memory of Jack LinnKreie, KristyLinn, Ann

In Memory of James EbertMertens, Laurie

In Memory of Karen LeaKnudsen

Industries, Ace Manufacturing

In Memory of Kelly DeeganSierack, Millie

In Memory of Mark SargentLoberg, Chris

In Memory of Mary BodohMueller, Steve

In Memory of Marylou PreslStaff, Gus

In Memory of MatterWondrash

Wondrash, Traci

In Memory of MeryleWichlacz, James

In Memory of Michael SochLawrence, Tom

In Memory of NorbertBrefczynski

Kadow, Lynn

In Memory of NormanKreie, Shirley

In Memory of Our yorkieDusi & Maltese

Pierre, Debra

In Memory of PatMalmanger

Bandt, DonnaBoerst, JaneGibson, StevenHanstedt, BruceKlatt, KayMeils, JanePhillips, PamelaRommelfanger, KarylRussboldt, ThomasScherbert, AnnTaylor, Alison

In Memory of RogerRezacehk

Baryenbruch, EricBielenberg, BarbaraBoeckman, AllisonCensky, NancyCrafts Inc.Eisenberg, BarbaraHerzfeldt, TammyMarquardt, JohnOspedale, Gail

Pries, PatrickReindl, JaniceRezachek, JamesRoth, RandallRulseh, JayneSchwarzenbart, MaryTadych, GertraudWeber, Allison

In Memory of RosemaryKonitzer

Konitzer, Lori

In Memory of Salvatore FoteFote, Joanna

In Memory of SmokeyWhipple, Marilou

In Memory of Tina MelkoMurphy, Mary

In Memory of Valarian JunkCumming, JackRemaker, Nancy

In Memory of WalterFrerichs

Frerichs, NancyHis friends at Daisy Lane

In Memory of WilbertSkebba

Allen, Sue

In Honor of Chuck &Susan's 50th Anniversary

Griesel, JohnKlump, LonnieSiedschlag, Charles

In Honor of Debbie DaughSkip & Denise

In Honor of KarlBirkenstock

Beverly & Susie

In Honor of Sara ShomanSkip and Denise

In Honor of VirginiaRanderson

Hansen, Mike

In Honor of XenaDecker, Emily

In Honor of all My FurryFamily

LouAnn Smith

In Honor of DaisyLucy Brey

IN MEMORY/HONOR OF

THANK YOU ALL WALKERS AND SPONSORS

Every effort is made to keep anaccurate log of our memorial, in-kindand cash donations. Many times thehandwriting or printing is hard for us todecipher. Typos or misspellings arecompletely unintentional.

Donations listed reflectSeptember 2, 2017 —

November 28, 2017

Adraktas, VictoriaAlecksen, LindaArmstrong, KileyAshbeck, CindiAumann, LarryBaars, Allan and NancyBalzan, RonaldBank First NationalBarden, Chan and GailBarker, AlyssaBartz, JeanBaumann, KarenBeaulieu, NancyBecka, LoraBeine, Ken and PatriciaBenson, Pete and SueBergene, RebeccaBertler, BarbaraBerzinsky, AnnBey, SherylBeyer, ChrisBjarnarson, DebbyBlaha, SuzanneBleser, John and HelenBoeder, GraceBrandt, BeverlyBredael, Mark and LanaBrefczynski, Dennis and ElaineBrey, LucyBroehm, AudreyBrowne, DorothyBryn Lea LLCBudnik, JoanBuffalo Wild WingsBukowski, AlisonBunnell, StephanieBurkhard, AnthonyCamachi, RaquelCaring, DebsCarlo, KarenCarter, Cynthia and MichaelCawley CompanyCensky, NancyChewys BarCoenen, Gary and LoriCommercial Truck & Heavy

Equipment Service LLCCorsi, ShannonCostantini, MaryCybertechs ConsultingDal-Savers Dalmation RescueDaron, PatriciaDassey, PhilDavis, MargieDavis, Nancy and Erwin,

ChessDayton, ScottieDeBruyn, Don and BrendaDenoble, JuneDenor, PaulDevils River CampgroundDezeeuw, Mark and RobinDiRaimondo, Dr. and Mrs.

JosephDominguez, JennyDominion FoundationDrexter, MaryDrida, KayDug Out BarDuket, CarlaDvorak, Joan

Dworak, DarleneEdwards, CarolEichelberg, BillEiles, JudithEis Implement, Inc.Emme, Mary LouEndter, Emily, Eva & TylerErdmann, DawnEvenson, DawnEwald, EmilyExcalibur LLCFabian, DeniseFechner, AnnaFischer, DianaFischer, NicoleForefront DermatologyFote, JoannaFox's Piggly WigglyFrank, JudithFrerichs, NancyGarceau, LoriGarvin-Cress, Dr. JenniferGates, DebraGauthier, FeliciaGehler, MaryGeiser, TeriGeroso, SuzanneGigliette, GiaGigure, KarinGintner, KelseyGnadt, Mike and ReneeGraczyk, MaryGreetan, Dr. StephanieGuelker, JayHaban, Mary JoHacker, LorraineHagedorn, BrianHalvorsen, JoanHamann ConstructionHanf, CharlesHanson, ChrisHanson, ChristineHarrington, JaneHatcher, BridgetHauck, JanetHavel, PeggyHeffner, LauraHinkle, CatherineHoefert, CherylHoffman, HollyHollen, Michael and TerriHolschbach, JulieHopper, BradleyHoward, BarbaraHuebner, RobertHynek, JillJackson, MaryJacquart, MelissaJanda, John and DebraJanda, RitaJandrin, NathanJensema, SaraJilek, KennethJost, EnaJung, KevinJurss, BrendaJuul, JacobK-9 PerfectionKalies, DanielleKamyszek, SaraKanneman, LoisKarbon, AllenKarbon, Mary BethKaysun CorporationKeller, Carisa

Kiel, LaurieKing, JenniferKlein, KarenKoch, BeckyKohl, DavidKonitzer, James and Justema,

LindaKowalkowski, NeilKratz, LauraKrcma, GregoryKules, Ann Marie and CourtnieKurk, BeckyLaack, DennisLadwig, JenniferLakeside FoodsLambrecht, CrystalLangley, LaurieLangman, Kenton and DonnaLarson, MaryLarson, SarahLawrence, LuannaLeist, Terry and BethLewis, Charles and SueLinzmeier, BrendaLorrigan, RitaLuckow, KeithLulloff, AudreyLuther, James and SusanMaes, AnthonyMaetz, StephanieMagedorn, BrianMaier, Reiny and JanisMargenau, LynnMascipinto, MeganMascipinto, TonyMatez, StephanieMatte, Ms. PatMcCulley, DorothyMcDaniel, CathyMcdonough, RhondaMeisnest, JoleneMenchies, WisconsinMichael’s ConstructionMiller, LolaMiller, MitchModern Woodmen of AmericaMoore, DavidMueller, EdenMueller, StephanieNapiecinski, WilliamNarten, SandraNell, AaronNommensen, AimeeOlm, Doug and BevOlson, KathyOrner, BobettePapez, PatriciaParker, CarolPaulson, StevenPekulik, MariannePetska, HarveyPetterman, KellyPhilippi, Kim Lazansky and

KeithPhilippsen, LaurenPhillips, DonnaPlansky, KorynePlautz, DanielPloeckelman, CherylPonce, WandaPontar, AntoinettePort, AndreaPribek, JanetPrindle, Corliss and DianaPupeter, Mark

Radandt, Gordon and JoanneRed Arrow Products (Kerry

Group)Reimer, JulieRestorative Justice ProgramReynolds, KerryRezachek, Roger and JaniceReznichek, HallieRicks, TammyRisch, DonaldRosinsky, Mary JoRoss, AndrewRothmund, KayleenRupp's on WashingtonRusch, MarcSauer, JeanSchaller, Jacqueline and MarkSchaus, MarjorieScheuer, KatrinaSchisel, ColleenSchleis, GraceSchmidt, JohnSchmidt, SherriSchroeter, ScottSchueler, ElaineSchulz, KermitSchwalbe, KayeSchwartz, LorraineSchwarzenbart, SusanSchweitzer-Olson, KarenSchwister, KristenSell, KaylaSelle, RandallSheehy, DarleneSheehy, KrystalShemcak, PaulShimulunas, DebraSielski, BrendaSjollema, WibkeSkattebo, Ken and MargieSmile ClinicSmith, LouAnnSmith, SandraSoodsma Insurance AgencySosnosky, JackSprang, AnnSteffen, MikeSteimle, Beth and EliSteimle, SuzanneSteinberg, Hallie

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Wags & Whiskers

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND DONATION

Every effort is made to keep an accuratelog of our memorial, in-kind and cashdonations. Many times the handwritingor printing is hard for us to decipher.Typos or misspellings are completelyunintentional.

Wags & Whiskers

HAPPY TAILS

LHS gets a lot of happy tails pics &

we truly LOVE getting them; this

one just struck us speechless, so

we had to share. This was sent to

us as a little book, and we

reproduced it as best we could. A

picture says a thousand words.

This is why we do what we do…

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Mission Statement

The mission of the corporation is to ensure the humane andcompassionate treatment of all animals entrusted to its care, reunite lostanimals with their owners, provide for all adoptable animals to be placedin responsible, permanent homes, euthanize animals when necessary

and extend humane education to the public.

Nonprofit Organization

US Postage Paid

Manitowoc, WI 54220Fricke Printing

Service

L H S IAKESHORE UMANE OCIETY, NC.1551 N 8 SORTH TH TREETM WI 54220ANITOWOC,

PHONE: 920-684-5401

FAX: 920-684-5702

E-MAIL: [email protected]


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Calendar of Events2017

December 10 Furry Friends & Family

Christmas Portraits

2018

February 5 WOMT "Be My Guest"

March 24 Easter Egg Hunt for Dogs

April April Art Night

June 25 Putting for Pets

Fall Walk/Run for Kindness

Call 684-5401 to make an appointment.Dogs must be leash controlled & cats should be in a carrier.

Pets need to have their current rabies vaccine.Costumes will be available.

Walk-ins are welcome and will be accommodated on afirst-come first-served basis.

Just $10gets a 5x7 photo of you with your pet!

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