Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Celebrates Success of Happy Tails Spring Fundraiser

Frankie Pfeifler, Emilia Fanjul-PfeiflerCAPEHART

Kevin Clark, James BerwindCAPEHART

Dwight and Martha ScharCAPEHART

Stephanie and Steve ShafranCAPEHART

Sue Berry, John HendricksonCAPEHART

Connie and Peter Lacaillade, Mally SkokCAPEHART

Cathy and Jack FlaggCAPEHART

Marianne Powers, Ellen MerrimanCAPEHART

Christina and Brian FlahertyCAPEHART

Pauline Pitt, Jerry SeayCAPEHART

Jose Pepe, Emilia FanjulCAPEHART

Sam and Vicky HuntCAPEHART

Emilia Fanjul-Pfeifler, Jose Pepe, Emilia Fanjul, Frankie PfeiflerCAPEHART

Ted Cooney, Callie Baker-HoltCAPEHART

Carol Moran, Candy HammCAPEHART

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, Palm Beach County’s oldest animal rescue and a leading force for animal care, is delighted to announce the success of its Spring fundraiser, Happy Tails. The event transformed The Colony Palm Beach on into a pet lovers’ paradise – featuring light bites, a signature cocktail, and seven adoptable dogs looking for a loving new home.

Callie Baker Holt, Emilia Pfeifler, and Stephanie Shafran co-chaired the event, which raised over $560,000 for dogs and cats in need. “Great Dane” event sponsors were Callie and Matt Holt, Vicky and Sam Hunt, Ellen and Michael Merriman, and Stephanie and Steve Shafran.

“This was a fun, vibrant evening filled with support and love for our mission,” said Sue Berry, CEO of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. “Because of our donors, Peggy Adams has one of the finest shelter veterinary teams in the state and we can respond when other shelters reach out in times of need. In the past year, we were able to answer the call for over 35,000 animals in one way or another through our various programs, thanks to the support of our community.”

150 supporters attended the Happy Tails event. As the team at Peggy Adam’s reflects on the success of Happy Tails, they are filled with gratitude for the unwavering support of the community they serve.

Their collective efforts will fuel Peggy’s Adams mission and help the organization continue to pave the way for humane animal care in Palm Beach County.