Join the Wood County Humane Society for its annual meeting with guest speaker Esther Fabian.
On Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., WCHS members, staff and board members will gather at the Bowling Green Simpson
Garden Park meeting room and welcome community members to attend as well.
Fabian, associate vice president of branding and creative services at the University of Toledo, will be
speaking about the WCHS and her past experience serving on the board.
"We are delighted to have Esther as our guest speaker this year and hope others enjoy her insight
and lively style," said fundraising chair Jacqui Nathan. "Our annual meeting is very important
to us and we appreciate the turnout and support our community always offers."
WCHS president Lori Young will present a brief "year in review" report for 2013 followed by
annual awards.
Administrative voting will take place for bylaws as well as new nominees to the board.
The meeting will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. with provided refreshments. It is free of charge and
the public is welcome.
The humane society was created to help bring about the best possible treatment and quality for life of
all animals in Wood County. Animals come through owner surrenders, strays (cats only) or through animal
cruelty and neglect cases.
The sheler helps support homeless and abused animals in Wood County, providing care for hundreds of
animals each year – from dogs and cats to horses, goats and pocket pets. For more information on
adopting or volunteering, visit WCHS’s website, http://www.woodcountyhumanesociety.org/.