Washington County SPCA Newsletter WINTER 2013 | Page 3

Molly
and her
93 yr old
dad reunited
Molly had been missing for weeks.
Unbeknonwnst to the Molly’s dad,
she was brought into the WCSPCA
by a well meaning neighbor who
had found her. She was available
for adoption and by chance a
family member noticed her picture
on our website. Her dad had
been distraught without her. It’s
clear that both are happy to be
back together.

16620 State Highway 123
Bartlesville, OK 74006
[phone]
www.wcspca.org

SHELTER MANAGER
Amber Farr

Flower
finds her
forever
home

INTERIM DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROJECTS
Dawnette Brady

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Linda Lowe

STAFF
Amanda Carey
Erika Cross
Olivia Smith
Amber Thornton
Sue Whiteturkey
Brittany Wilson

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

“She is just so cute and such a cuddle bug, I
coudn’t resist!” Caitlin said ‘I really support the
WCSPCA and what they do..I would prefer to
adopt a shelter pet’
A
‘Munchkin’ kitten
found his home
at PetSmart

Bryan Acker
Scott Cochran
Donna Gustafson
Lindy Kidd
Rachel Schluter

MISSION
The Washington County SPCA is an open access
shelter whose mission is to protect the welfare of
the animals we come in contact with, and to
promote the humane treatment and well being of
these animals. We serve the animals, citizens and
communities of Washington County from our
location at 16620 State Highway 123, just north of
Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
The Washington County SPCA is a 501(c)3 private,
non-profit organization not affiliated with any other
entity. The organization receives no government
subsidies or funds from the United Way, ASPCA or
the Humane Society of the United States.

Photo by Sherry Stinson
Suma, a Munchkin kitten, was taken to PetSmart in Tulsa. He
wasn’t there long before his new family found him and fell
in love. ‘We love him so much and were thankful he was
already neutered, microchipped and vaccinated ‘ Leslie