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SPCA of Texas Circle, Continued
Elke Grothe
Sonya Groves
Jared Guerin
Karyn & Robert Haas
Shelli & Robert Haas
Adham Hakimi
Jane & Don Hall
Danna Hamann
Dan Hamilton
Debra & Kenneth Hamlett
Kimlan Nguyen & Ryan Hand
Marlene & David Harbeson
Rebecca & Kyle Hardman
Karen Harrington
Martha Harris
Sharon Harrison
Julie & Roger Hartin
Margaret & Doyle Hartman
Gordon Harvey
Kellye & Jay Hawes
Corrine & Thomas Hawkins
Kelli Hawkins
Teresa Hayes
Rena & Robert Haynsworth
Mark Haza
Louise Heder
D. Hellman
Laura Henry
Alicia & Matthew Henry
Hector Hernandez
Heather Herrington
Heather Hibbard
Gary Himes
Gustavo Hinojosa
Pamela Holland
Dean Hong
William Horn
Patrick Houghton
Natalie Smith & Julia Howard
Vincent Hrenak
Sally Ann Hudnall &
Jim Snodgrass
George Hull
Allison Hunt
Lori & Larry Hutchison
Donald Isaacson
Mark Iwashika
Elizabeth Jackson
Mary Jackson
Glenn Jaspers
Clay Jenkins
Liz Jester
Brian Johnson
Melanie Hardy &
Shayne Johnson
Katherine & Timothy Johnston
Rosemary Joiner
Christina Jonsson
Gail & Ken Joost
Henry Jordan
Casey Kalz
Aileen & Gordon Kanan
Beverly & Evan Kato
Michael Kaufman
Mary Keckeisen
Ann Keiler-Whelan
Nancy Kelley
Diane & Curtis Kelly
Kevin Kemp
John Kerinik
Kari Kettering
Francesca & Matthew Kiran
Brian Kirst
Stacey & Don Kivowitz
Heather Klinter
Jack Knox
Linda & Paul Konen
Jeffery Krueger
Arvind Kumar
Joan & William Kysor
Brant Laird
George Lamb
Janis & Robert Lamoreaux
Jennifer & Keith Landau
Lucinda Landreth
Lynn Lanning
Andrew Lazo
Lewis LeClair
Laura & Thomas Leppert
Lesli Levine
Kerri Lin
Linda Linderman
Michael Lindsey
Pamela & Larry Little
Julio Lopez
Nancy Luna
Laura Lycan
Kay & Dennis Magill
Patricia & James Maibach
George Mallers
Rebecca Marabito
Ann Marcus
Myron K. Martin
Priscilla & Joe Martin
Alexis Martinez & Shay Boliver
Jimmy Martinez
Mike & Lisa Maxwell
Sue Mayer
Michael McAdams &
Eric Paulson
Gilda & Robert McClure
David McCollam
Janet McCune
Sydney McDole
Linda McFadin
Sonja McGill
Terri McGrath
From fearful to thriving
Eyeleen
Eyeleen was originally rescued from a kill pen by a good
Samaritan. Despite the owner’s best intentions, she was
unable to care for Eyeleen as she was emaciated, extremely
fearful of people, and had developed an eye infection.
The good Samaritan surrendered Eyeleen to the SPCA of
Texas, and our veterinarian created a treatment plan for
her eye care. This consisted of two months of medications,
placed directly into Eyeleen’s eye, three times a day. In
working so closely with our staff, Eyeleen overcame her fear
of people and started to thrive socially. She started to shine,
displayed her fun personality and became a staff favorite.
After her treatment was complete, the SPCA of Texas
reached out to the Cleveland Armory Black Beauty Ranch,
who gladly received Eyeleen. We are so glad that Eyeleen
can live out her life happily and healthily in her new home!
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