Paw Prints
The front lobby of the Adoption Center will feature a wall with the names of supporters who choose to leave their “Paw Print” that guests can see for years to come.
Bronze: $250
Silver: $500
Gold: $1,000
Helen Woodward Animal Center Campaign for Caring
As our Center continues to grow and succeed, the need to ensure that our facilities keep pace with our progressive ideas and with the community’s growing needs has become critical. Waiting lists grow and available space shrinks each year. The current infrastructure no longer meets the needs of our many programs and we have exceeded the capacity of the Center as it currently exists.
Our primary objectives of Campaign for Caring are to expand existing structures or construct new buildings to enable us to deliver the highest level of care, to further enhance our programs, and to meet the needs of our community and we need YOUR HELP to reach our goals and continue saving the lives of orphan pets.
Make a gift today to give orphan animals an Adoption Center of the future!
These opportunities allow you to make a gift in memory or in honor of a beloved pet or family member, and give you a chance to leave your legacy.
Carved Pavers
Carved Pavers with personalization will be featured in the Kennel Courtyard of the Adoption Center.
Paver Paw: $1,000
Tribute Paver: $2,500
There is a wide range of naming opportunities available at every level. Whatever the reason for your special gift, there is an opportunity for you to help with this important project. Please contact Renee Resko, Vice President of Development, at 858-756-4117 ext. 347 or via email to discuss current availability.
Campaign for Caring Updates
July, 2015: PHASE II of the Campaign is well underway and we expect to break ground in fall 2017! This phase represents the most significant aspects of this project in terms of impact, and will include a complete rebuild of our aging Adoptions Center to meet the needs of our rapidly expanding program. Take a look at the latest architectural plans.
April 2011: PHASE I of the Campaign has been completed! The first portion of the much-needed Capital Campaign began in 2009 and included introducing a new small animal veterinary hospital, as well as a new administrative building.
