Medina County SPCA newsletter winter 2017

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WINTER 2017-2018 Established 1985
How about some (big)
lap dog loving?
Meet Sammy!
Sammy is a male 3-year-old Labrador mix
who weighs 65 pounds, but yes, he thinks he
should fit in your lap!
Sammy is super friendly and loves everyone,
including kids! This guy is very treat motivated so
training him should be fun! Speaking of training,
Sammy does need help learning how to walk
on a leash. But he knows “sit” and “shake” and
he keeps a clean kennel, so he may already be
house trained!
Sammy came to us with a leg that was broken in
two places. We think he may have been hit by a
car, but he’s healing up really well. For right now,
he’s going to need to stick to short walks and
limited activity. He needs time to build up those
muscles and we want to be sure he’s completely
healed before he does anything strenuous.
Sammy needs a cat-free home, but he seems to
be okay with 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.
Adopt Sammy
Sammy is 3 years old, neutered, vaccinated,
microchipped and waiting for a family to love. His
adoption fee is only $150. Is a big, fun lap dog like
Sammy right for you? Come in to meet him today!
Sammy
Looking For A Furrever Home
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2. SHELTERNEWS
Lindy
If you know of someone looking for a really amazing and very sweet
declawed cat, can you please send them my way?
Tell them to ask for Lindy – that’s me!
The Shelters Perspective
Medina County SPCA
Tracey Miller
Director of
Operations
One of our success stories this year is a horse
named Pixie. She came from a terrible neglect
case. When she was rescued, she was severely
undernourished, she had infections in all four
hooves that was so bad in one of her hooves, the
inner part had rotted away. On a scale of A to D
that ranks the appearance of a horse, A being good,
Pixie was a D. The worst it can be. The MCSPCA
immediately started increasing her nutritional intake,
had an x-ray and ultrasound done of her hooves
and legs to examine the extensive damage to her
hooves and to diagnose and treat a ligament injury
she was suffering from in her front leg. Now, after
eight months of challenging work on the part of our
vets and staff at the MCSPCA, I can proudly say
Pixie is thriving and better yet, has been adopted!
A case like Pixie’s is just one example of the level
of need that animals have when they arrive at the
shelters doorstep. Pixie cost the shelter $1200.00 of
our cash resources. Although from time to time the
services needed in severe abuse and neglect cases
are donated, that is a rare commodity and most
of the time we pay for the vet services that these
animals require.
In the end, helping our rescues is the most
important part of what we do at the MCSPCA. We
can’t put a price on giving an animal a chance
to live a full and loved life and can’t offer help to
animals, when we don’t have the funds to pay for
it. So, during this holiday season I urge you to think
about making a donation or becoming a member
of the MCSPCA. Every donation amount gets us
that much closer. Your cash donation is a gift that
means everything to an animal in need.
Happy Holidays!
As this time of year rolls around and we all
gather for our favorite festive occasions, I like
to take stock in the importance of the work that
is done at the Medina County SPCA. As I write
this, 2017 will be remembered at the shelter as
one of the most expensive years we have had
to date. The extra cost was brought on by the
amount of money that we spent helping dogs,
cats and horses with very serious medical
conditions. It seemed just when we thought
we had seen the worst, another animal was
brought to the shelter in grave condition.
At the Medina County SPCA we don’t shy
away from any animal that needs extensive
care. We run as fast as we can to provide help,
no matter what the cost is. The decisions that
are made daily are not prioritized by cost, but
by necessity and that is why I can happily state
that even though our bank accounts are not
where we need them to be, the animals we
have helped will thrive because we acted in
their best interests and not pushed them aside
as many have done to them before.
MCSPCA Officers
President
Tom Jenkins
Vice-President
Shaun McWilliams
Treasurer
Nicole Florio
Secretary
Sandy Larson
Board of Directors
Hope Hnat
Will Klingel
George “Hub” Marquis
Erica Moehring
Bonnie Morris
William Post
C. Susan Vlcek
MCSPCA Staff
Tracey Miller
Director of Operations
Newsletter Editor
Tori Thomas
tthomas@medinacountyspca.com
Atelier Design, Graphics
Tina Wagner
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Medina County SPCA
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
330-723-7722
www.medinacountyspca.com
info@medinacountyspca.com

3. 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
Futurethinking
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.
You may designate your charitable bequest
as unrestricted for the general purpose of
the MCSPCA or as a restricted to be used to
DAISY HERSHEY SUNKIST
PlannedGiving
Charitabledonations
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,
Just some of the Medina County SPCA pets that went home with their furever families this month!

4. Media Sponsor, The Gazette
The City of Medina
Dairy Queen, Medina Northland
Icandi
Taylor Rental, Broadview Heights
Aldi
Holland & Muirden, Attorneys at Law
MedVet, Medical & Cancer Centers for Pets
Second Sole
Levin Mattress, Medina
Atelier Design
Music Incorporated DJ Services
Lloyd and Joanne Knudsen
Hub and Mary-Marg Marquis
Animal Supply Company, Orrville, Ohio
Petco – Strongsville
Helping Everyone’s Loving Pets
Dog Gone Crazy
A Canine & Feline Funhouse
Marissa Rosalie Photography
Pet Value – Strongsville
Stop Puppy Mills – Ohio Initiative 2018
Awesome Paws Pet Salon
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Brittany
I am a cat with a good purr who loves to be petted and brushed. A cat who is
maybe not super into toys, but is very good at helping to make the bed and other
household chores! If I can find a person like that, I’ll be just where I belong!
A huge round of “a-paws” to everyone who helped to make MCSPCA’s 5th annual 5k Run/Walk and 1-Mile Fun Run a huge success! Thank you
to our amazing volunteers, the spirited participants, and our generous sponsors and vendors for supporting Paws for the Cause 2017. About 500
runners and walkers and almost 200 dogs joined in the fun on the Medina square. The rescue animals in our shelter and barn are doing the happy
dance thanks to the kindness of so many!
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Mark your calendar for the 6th annual Paws for the Cause – Saturday, October 20, 2018
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6. Medina County SPCA’s 8th Annual Night at the Races
Will you pick a winner?Name:_______________________________
Phone:(______)________-_____________
Email:_______________________________
NoofGuests:______x$30=____________
SponsorshipLevel
q TripleCrownChampion$1000
(IncludesEightTickets)
q DerbyChampion$500
(IncludesFourTickets)
q BelmontChampion$250
(IncludesTwoTickets)
q PreaknessChampion$100
q FamilyChampion$50
q NameYourOwnHorse$10per
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Name:________________________________
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TotalAmountEnclosed:$____________
Makecheckspayableto:MedinaCountySPCA
Mailchecksto:
MedinaCountySPCA
Attn:NightattheRaces
8790GuilfordRoad
Seville,OH44273
Saturday
February 24, 2018
Starting at 6:00 P.M.
NEW Venue!
William’s on the Lake
787 Lafayette Road
Medina, OH 44256
Reservations Begin Jan. 1
$30 per reservation,
tables seat 10.
Sponsorship Levels
Triple Crown Champion $1000
(Includes Eight Tickets)
— F —
Derby Champion $500
(Includes Four Tickets)
— F —
Belmont Champion $250
(Includes Two Tickets)
— F —
Preakness Champion $100
— F —
Family Champion $50
— F —
Name Your Own Horse $10
(Advanced Sales Only)
For reservations or sponsorship
information, please contact
Lloyd & Joanne at
330-239-2656 or Llojok@roadrunner.com.
or the MCSPCA shelter at 330-723-SPCA.
Make checks payable to:
Medina County SPCA
Mail checks to:
Medina County SPCA
Attn: Night at the Races
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
50/50 Drawing F Sideboards F Chinese Raffle Baskets
Please join us again this year for the 8th Annual Medina SPCA’s Night at the Races.
It is sure to be an evening of fun competition, delicious food and prizes. Enjoy the atmosphere of a
real horserace — professionally called races, wager real money and more importantly, win real money!
Come support the Medina County SPCA and bring your friends and family to cheer on the winning horse!

7. From the staff and volunteers of the MCSPCA,
we thank you for your time and effort, Dawn.
You deserve a huge round of a–paws!
The work of volunteers is paramount to
running a successful shelter. There is no way
that the small number of staff that we can
pay to work at the shelter are able to take
care of the number of animals we rescue. If
you are interested in helping as a volunteer,
we urge you to contact the shelter for more
information at 330-723-7722 or you can check
us out on Facebook where all our volunteer
orientations dates are listed. No amount of
time volunteered is too small!
dedicatedHearts
For many of the volunteers at the Medina
County SPCA, the desire to “do something
to help animals”, is a driving force behind the
reason to lend a hand. For Dawn Samples,
she does more than just one thing to fulfill
that need.
“My very first volunteer experience with the
MCSPCA was about eight years ago when
there was a very large dog hoarding case.
There were over one hundred dogs rescued”,
recalls Dawn. During that time Dawn helped for
a few days until most of the dogs were placed.
After that experience Dawn knew that the
MCSPCA would be a wonderful shelter for her
to fulfill her need to help rescue animals.
Dawn has always wanted to help dogs, but
needed to find an outlet where she felt like she
was making a difference and could learn to
work with bigger breeds of dogs that she had
no previous experience with. “Even though we
were full at home with our own dogs and long-
term fosters, I felt like I wasn’t doing enough.
So, I started cleaning cages and walking dogs
at the MCSPCA.” Once Dawn felt comfortable
handling big and small dogs while she did her
work, she added helping the Rescue Team and
Emergency Tech to her list of responsibilities.
She has also recently become the teacher for
the New Volunteer Dog Training class.
Currently, Dawn and her husband Jon have a
fourteen-year-old deaf Shih-Tzu and seven-
year-old English Bulldog that were adopted
from the MCSPCA. Coupled with a five-year-
DedicatedHearts
DAWNSAMPLES
Dawn has always wanted to help dogs, but needed to find an
outlet where she felt like she was making a difference and could
learn to work with bigger breeds of dogs that she had
no previous experience with.
old Terrier mix that Jon brought home as
a puppy and an eight-year-old nearly blind
Schnauzer Poodle mix that they are fostering.
“We tend to bring in the old and sick dogs”,
commented Dawn. “The goal is to get them
healthy enough to adopt, but if not, they always
have a home here.” In total Dawn and Jon
have fostered or adopted sixteen dogs, of
which six were Hospice Fosters. “I couldn’t
do all this without the help and support of
my wonderful husband. He understands
my passion and helps me care for all of our
rescues and fosters.”
With all the time that Dawn spends at the
shelter, there are some sad situations that she
has seen. “I went with the MCSPCA Veterinary
Tech Carrie on a trip this past winter to pick
up some dogs from another shelter. While
we were there they asked us to come and
evaluate two dogs that had just been brought
in. They were terrified, drooling and cowering
in the back of their cages. Thankfully, Carrie
said we could take them with the other dogs
we had gone to pick up. We named them Ben
and Jerry. I spent the next week visiting the
two of them almost every day and within a
couple of weeks, they had transformed into
happy, loving dogs. They were adopted
shortly after that. That’s what I love about
rescuing animals.”
Thankfully, Dawn made the decision years
ago to fulfill her desire to help animals, by
volunteering at the MCSPCA. All her roles are
so important and help the shelter run smoothly.

8. Just some of the Medina County SPCA pets that went home with their furever families this month!
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Looking For A Furrever Home
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Tessie is a princess. She loves people, she’s very
friendly and sweet! But. She is all Princess.
Look, she mostly just wants to strut around being
admired and told she’s beautiful - is that so wrong?
She’ll tolerate a dog (she’ll accept having a
minion), if the dog mostly leaves her alone, but
cats are likely to get bullied by her, because
she’s a princess and that’s just the way it is.
Now - we said that she’s sweet, right?
Because she is! But the problem is that Tessie
“doesn’t show well” at the shelter. Meaning that
she’s bored and frustrated and stuck in a stupid
cage and if you try to engage with her, she’ll
show you her sweet side and then maybe nip
your hand. This makes people think that she’s a
biter - and to be honest, in the shelter, she can be.
But in her foster home, her behavior was much,
much better and she’s not “a biter”, she’s
a “you can stop petting me now”
warning nipper.
Tessie has a comfort zone for how much affection
she likes and if you push her too far (and she will let
you know when you’re approaching the line), she’ll
nip. Unless she’s stuck in a cage at the shelter - then
her behavior is all over the map because she’s had it
up to here with the place and she’s beyond ready to
get the heck out. Princess’s shouldn’t be in cages!
So please, take a chance on Tessie. We just know
that in the right home, she’ll shine! She’d do best
with no other cats, dogs who ignore her, and no small
children who might not get the message that kitty
does not want to be cuddled right now. And if you
know of anyone who wants a... um... “generously-
sized” kitty to treat like a princess, can you please
send them Tessie’s way?
Tessie is six years old, spayed, current on her
vaccinations, and free to adopt! She has been
sitting in the shelter for over six months, waiting for
someone to take a chance on her... Is that
someone you?
essie
Ernestine pennyPixie

9. General Volunteer Orientation
December:
Saturday the 9th–10:00am
Tuesday the19th–6:30pm
January:
Saturday the 13th–10:00am
Wednesday the 24th–6:30pm
February:
Saturday February 10th–10:00am
Tuesday February 20th–6:30pm
Dog Orientation
December 12–6:00pm
January 10–6:00pm
February 8–6:00pm
You can get more information and sign up for the training orientations on Facebook.We Need Your
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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!
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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 can be just as adorable!
MCSPCA
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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,
Towne & Country, WalMart)
Volunteertraining
schedule
NEW WEBSITE
Check out our new and improved website
where you can find up to date information
about adoptable animals, news and a calendar
of events. Want to get the newsletter delivered
to your email? You can sign up for it there!
Go to www.medinacountyspca.com.
We would like to thank
Kassey Sikora for volunteering
to update our website.
Kassey Sikora
C O P P E R C L E
Design + Creative Consulting
419.560.5383
www.coppercle.com

10. Become a Ray of Hope in an abused animal’s life
dues, donations and fundraising events to
survive. As Medina County grows, there are
more and more animals that need our help.
We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization,
and your contribution is tax deductible to the
extent of the law. Please renew or join the
commitment to the animals of Medina County
and help speak for those who have no voice.
Please renew your membership or become a
member today! For more information please
call 330-723-7722.
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.
FUTUREEVENTSmembership
For those of you that were members in 2017,
thank you so much for your membership with
the Medina County Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals. Your support helped us
care for more than 1,200 abused, neglected
and homeless animals this year. More animals
need your help – won’t you please renew your
membership for 2018?
We provide care and service for animals in
need around the clock, seven days a week
– every day of the year. Our Humane Officer
investigates animal cruelty cases and our
Animal Rescue Team is on call at all times.
We provide a sanctuary for sick and injured
animals, and we never euthanize for space.
As Medina County’s official Humane Society,
we are grateful for the support we receive
from the county and municipalities, but
that pays for less than 15% of our annual
expenses. Also, please be aware that
donations to The Humane Society of the
United States (HSUS) and The American
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals (ASPCA) are not forwarded to our
local shelter. We must rely upon membership
membershipsMatters
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________________ State: _____ Zip: ______________ Phone: __________________________
Please give us your email address, so we can keep you updated on all upcoming events and news.
Email: ________________________________________________________________________
I am interested in finding out more about the following:
____ Adoption Committee _____ Fundraising Committee _____ Humane Education _____ Newsletter
____ Shelter Volunteer _____ Event Volunteer _____ PR/Marketing
____ Being a Rescue Agent _____ Being a Cat Foster Home _____ Being a Dog Foster Home
Please make all checks payable to:
Medina County SPCA • 8790 Guilford Road, Seville, OH 44273
MCSPCA
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Please help support the MCSPCA by renewing, becoming a new member or purchasing a gift of membership for a friend or family member.
One hundred percent (100%) of fees stay in Medina County and directly support the thousands of dogs, cats, horses and other companion animals
that have been saved through our efforts. Consider becoming a member today and make a difference in an abused animal’s life.
Membership Levels
Individual $25 Family $45 Student $10 Senior (60+) $15 Corporate $200 Lifetime $1000
Gustavo
If you’re looking for a partner to exercise with this is your guy.
He is a people lover, toy lover and very energetic.
Come down to the MCSPCA and meet our buddy, Gustavo!

11. Meetings
Board of Directors
Meetings
Rustic Hills Country Club—5:30pm
January 18, 2018,
February 15, 2018
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
eyfornow@sbcglobal.net
330-990-3234
HooveswithHeart
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.)
Looking For A
Furrever Home
DJ
DJ’s Story
JD is a 21-year-old half Arabian gelding who
is full of love. Standing 16 hands tall, JD is a
big boy. He’s a sweet and has gotten along
with every horse that we have put him with.
He has an easygoing nature and is so happy
to be with his horse and human friends. He
loves attention! Since he came from a situation
where he was by himself for quite some
time, JD has become herd-bound and gets
anxious when he is away from his pals. We are
helping him work through his anxiety and he is
progressing very well. JD has not had a riding
evaluation done yet.
MCSPCA
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Do you have room in your herd for a big
loveable boy like JD? If you are interested
in this awesome guy, please call 330-723-
7722 for more information. His adoption fee
is $350 or you can sponsor him for $50/
month., please call 330-723-7722 for more
information.
DJ
Spread some joy during the
holidays and volunteer with us at
the Medina County SPCA!

12. Marilyn Sechrist
Kathleen Bloom
Max Johnson
Gary Juresko
Robin Klaco
Dana McLaughlin
Heather Sears
Valerie Stefancin
Rhett & Scarlett Persichitti
Sharon Markworth
Robert Whitford
Dr. & Mrs. Craig Phillips
Shane Henry
Susie & James Morgan
Donna Henry
Thomas O’Grady, Sr.
Sheila Roberts
Diane Grubbs
Danny Roberts
Shirley Eales
Lela & Richard Raw
Phillip Wells
Stephen Manchak
Jack & Patricia Hofstetter
Wanita Corey
Frederick Corey
Willavene Clements
Sheryl Valentine
Tributes
Anastasia Butcher
Douglas Oberacker
Happy 60th Birthday
Carol & Carl
The LaGores
The DeFrancescos
MEMORIALS
Andrew “Andy” Ondrik
Levin, Swedler & Company
Arnold & Betty Stanley
Pat Robertson
Betty Stanley
Kay Wright
Braeden C. Poole
Kelly Poole
Carol Chidron
Pat & Wilma
Connie Halstead
Bob & Mary Armbruster
Chester Mosca
Karen Couchey
Clyde Rhoads
Norina Rhoads
Vivian Deluna & Family
Westfield Insurance Co.
Michelle Drogell & Family
Akron Children’s Hospital
Frances Hanners
Dairy Farmers of America
Frank Riser
Larry & Cathy Warner
Gerald Nash, Sr.
Christa Petryszyn
Gerry Putka
Will & Carol Klingel
Greg Danisek
Mary Beth & Alan Wagner
Ted & Ruth Blascak
John & Terry Lytle
Peter & Dolores Manhoff
James Minnery
Emily Drake
Steven Holland
Lloyd & Joanne Knudsen
Nancy & Thomas Kern
Barbara & Richard Krajewski
Diane & Raymond Nodzon
Mary Jo Johnson
Marilyn Olsen
Jean Bergman
Sandy & Mike Larson
Sally Gardner
Medina County Roadrunners
Michael Rudolph
Pat Heyd
Felicia Fago
Robert Buettin
Kimberly Artz & Family
David Eliason
Suzanne Sharpe
Angie Kovacs
Jodi Mitchell
Maria Schorr
Jack Reilly
Daniel Horvath
Will & Carol Klingel
Helyn Connelly
Deb Trenta
Judith Kline
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Best
Judith Vilt
Raymond & Bernadette Aceto
Sandra Ernst
Nancy & Michael Cozzens
Linda Serafin
Ken Jones
Larry & Cathy Warner
Kenny Moehring
Deb Trenta
Will & Carol Klingel
Marcia Hines
Jean Soper
Margaret Williamitis
Cynthia Christian
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
MCSPCA
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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.
Slim Jim
My Fiance and I adopted Slim Jim (now Magnus) two weeks ago.
We wanted to personally thank you for introducing him to us.
Hub Marquis
Will & Carol Klingel
Happy Birthday Jeanne Pritchard
Kris Headley
Natalie Kelley
Devon O’Brien
Happy 2nd Birthday Oliver
Maria Schorr
Rainbow Bridge Walk
Cheryl Brubaker-Schaub
In honor of the people who love,
help and rescue furry friends
Kathy Semanco
In lieu of favors for our upcoming wedding
Corrice Caudill
In honor of all the people who
help beautiful creatures at SPCA
Andrew Lightfoot
Happy 80th Birthdays
Sue Larson and Verna Friend
Sandy & Mike Larson
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Set Medina County Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as your
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your purchases will be donated to MCSPCA
each time you shop through Amazon Smile.
All you have to do is use Amazon Smile
instead of Amazon when you order online.
Go to https://smile.amazon.com/.
Log in to your account.
At top right menu, go to
Your Account > Your Amazon Smile.
Click Choose or Change Charity.
Search for Medina County Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, click.
Add the Smile icon (Amazon Assistant) to
your favorites, bookmarks or easy access
bar and click it when you want to order.
Valerie Rapp
Leadership Medina
Rainbow Bridge
Daisy, our beautiful
yellow lab of 10 years.
Sue Heiszek
Dawn Marie
Our forever friend, Sandy & Mike
Larson
Lloyd & Joanne Knudsen
Jim & Joan Short
Gary & Barbara Searle
Lawrence & Catherine Warner
Greta
Linda Fussi
Journey Our beloved Cocker
Mary Lu Daugherty
Magnificat
Jean Soper
Murphy the Cat, aka Big Boy
Suzanne Slimak
Oscar
John Hood
Pita, Luna, Chole & Tang
Phyllis Taranto
Rum Tum
Adrienne & Dean Riggenback
Solo, Amber & Rich
Janet Schwarz

14. Shay
I am an incredibly soft, super friendly, sweet, and playful cat. If you know
someone who needs a new companion and furever pet, tell them to head
down to the Medina County SPCA and ask for Shay – I’ll be there all day!
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
ALDI
45 Public Square
Medina, Ohio
PHONE: 330-952-0900
EMAIL: SALES@ONELUCKYDOGBAKERY.COM
www.oneluckydogbakery.com
5399 River Styx Rd.
Medina, OH 44256
(330) 725-4281
www.rustichills.com

15. Sandra Jenkins
330-273-1777
Boarding • Grooming • Daycare
www.DogGoneCrazyKennels.com
board@ DogGoneCrazyKennels.com
www.medinagazette.northcoastnow.com
WeDeliver
NewsthatMatters
Rebecca Sullivan
645 Lafayette Road
Medina, OH 44256
(330) 722.7804
MerryMaidsMedina@gmail.com
Rob Freedline
330.431.4954
MAIN: 330.665.4996 • FAX: 330.665.5972
1321 CENTERVIEW CIRCLE
AKRON, OH 44321
www.medvetforpets.com

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.
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8790 Guilford Rd., Seville, OH
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Happy Tales
Petunia
adopted by Chelsee and Tim
Our goal at the MCSPCA is to have every one
of the animals we care for find their furever homes.
Chester
adopted by Jenna
Aurora
adopted by Gretchen
scooter
adopted by Karlie
stella
adopted by Rachel
Harley & Harper
adopted by Michael and Melinda
Cash & george
adopted by George and Lori