Webmaster
Danielle
H. - Webmaster
Staff
Dave Betournay
- Shelter Manager
Contact for: Pet availability, surrenders
Danielle
Hastings - Assistant Shelter Manager
Contact for: Pet availability and feline behavior/problem
solving
Robin A. -
Director of Development and Volunteer Services
Contact for: Volunteer
and Event information
Pets: 1 dog (Addie) & 3 cats (Wilbur, Jack, & Eli)
To report suspected animal cruelty or neglect, please call
603-471-0888
Board of Directors
Sheila Steele
- Co-Chair
Bio: Resident of Amherst, NH. 2 grown up daughters, 22 &
24 & husband also grown up!
Pets: 3 cats, Arnold - 1 year old Maine Coon, Simba- 14 year
old yellow tabby, Lucy, 8 year old tuxedo cat, Sandydog- 14 year
old golden & Austin, 6 year old Brittany Spaniel.
Comments: I love animals of all sorts ! In addition to animals
I am an avid gardener, skiier & tennis player.
Contact for: Your thoughts on how we can make the ARL serve
them better- What services are you interested in? Also- I am keenly
interested in humane education. What can we do to increase humane
education in your area?
Linda
Hamada -
Treasurer
Contact for: Business&
Nonprofit Topics
Sheryl Hammond
- Co-Chair
Bio: Bedford resident
Pets: horses, dogs, cats & birds
Present focus: Grantwriting committee
Special interest in Equine Welfare & Organizations
Would like to contacted by grantwriting volunteers & for any
special equine news or activities
Senator
Sheila Roberge
Initially elected to the New Hampshire Senate in 1984, Senator Roberge
is currently serving her tenth term representing District 9. She
currently is the "Dean of the Senate", the longest serving Senator.
Prior to that she was a staff member to Senator Gordon Humphrey.
This was preceded by positions as the fiscal agent & Manchester
area chairperson for former Governor Meldrim Thomson &, from
1976-1978, as appointment secretary for Governor Thomson.
During her career, she has worked to further the humane treatment
of animals & to reduce overpopulation. In 1992, she was the
prime sponsor of SB 402, the first attempt to establish a state-funded
neutering assistance program. When that legislation was killed in
the House of Representatives, she launched an initiative to garner
support for reintroduction of that bill the following year. Her
commitment in this effort has directly contributed to the reduction
in animal overpopulation within the state. She also has worked to
pass groundbreaking animal protection legislation in every session
including: laws protecting dogs from traveling in pick-up trucks,
laws making certain types of animal cruelty a felony, & a law
requiring shelter for dogs that are restrained outside. She will
chair the ARL-NH’s Governmental Affairs Committee & will serve
on both the Special Events & the Volunteers Committees.
Jim Currie
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