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Carol is a native of Auburn. She left many years ago and has lived in many places -
among them North Carolina, Washington, D.C. and she spent many years with the US Department
of State in Africa and Asia as Executive Officer/Administrative Officer with the United States
Agency for International Development and a number of Embassies. She returned to central New York
10 years ago. Her passion is finding new and loving homes for animals that have been abandoned,
abused and neglected and seeking justice for those animals that have been the victims of cruelty.
She lives with her husband Donovan and her dogs Sasha and Lacey and cats Yuri and Misha.
Photo: Carol and Koschka
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As our Facility Manager, Barb oversees all maintenance of
the building and shelter truck as well as transportation of animals
to and from veterinary hospitals, shelter inventories, medical
assistance and animal handling. She was born and raised in Auburn,
NY and has been an employee of the FLSPCA for eight years. Barb's
hobbies include Harley Davidson Motorcycles (ask her about her Fat
Boy), fishing and cooking.
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Maryanne is one of our Adoption Counselors who joined our staff in June 2006. She recently moved to NY
from the Eastern Shore of Virginia, where she worked for the Cooperative Extension as a Child Care Provider Trainer and
Coordinator for the Child Care Project. Her degree is in teaching and she has worked in some area of education
most of her life - eight years of which was the Traditional Accupuncture Institute in Maryland. She lives in Cayuga
County with her husband, two miniature dachshunds, one Border Collie/Husky/Lab mix, one terrier mix, and one cat. Maryanne's hobbies
include traveling, yoga, holistic health, reading, tai chi and Qi Gong, and drumming.
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Meet Brenda, our newest Adoption Counselor, who started with the SPCA as a volunteer in 2006. After working
in the corporate world for the last 26 years, she decided to do something different with her life. Working
around animals at the shelter made her realize what a difference she could make in these homeless animal's
lives by helping them overcome their behavior problems. Brenda attended the Animal Behavioral
College's Dog Obedience Instructor Training Program and is currently putting her skills to work helping our homeless dogs
and yours. She offers Puppy Kindergarten classes every Saturday. Need help... ask Brenda!
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Meet Jean, our Cat Caretaker and Chuck, our Dog Caretaker. This husband and wife
team do a wonderful job caring for our homeless animals. More tid-bits coming soon.
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Ed began working for the shelter in 1997. Prior to his SPCA career, he served in the Army for
15 years as a Veterinary Technician, working with military personnel pets and military working dogs while in Korea.
During his two years working with the SPCA, he noticed the shelter was receiving several calls regarding nuisance/wildlife
issues and in 1999 he started his own business, Knight's Critter Capture. Ed still assists the shelter and takes care of
your nuisance needs. Got a critter? Give him a call.
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Sherry helps us out as an Adoption Counselor when we need backup.
She has a 24 year background in Human Resources, restaurant/retail management
and security, not to mention her passion for teaching/training. Sherry graduated
from Syracuse University with a B/S in School Management and currently lives in
Cayuga County with her husband, 6 year old daughter, 7 year old rott/lab mix and
9 month old german short hair pointer puppy.
Photo: Sherry and Cole
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