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About Us Our First Year | The Plans | The Money | Board of Directors | Faithful Friends Animal Sanctuary is an animal rescue group formed for the sole purpose of starting a no-kill animal sanctuary in Rowan County. Our vision is of a sanctuary for abused and abandoned dogs and cats, with the goal of adopting most of them out. Those that do not find homes will live out their lives at the sanctuary. We are a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity. We are members of the American Humane Association, the Rowan County Chamber of Commerce, and the NC Center for Nonprofits.
Background of the Board of Directors · Anne Ingram has been the driving force behind this organization. Besides fostering and placing over 700 homeless animals in the last 14 years, Ingram has written the Dear Tabby pet advice column for the Salisbury Post, Humane Society grant proposals, brochures on pet care for the Rowan County Shelter, a program of recommended Shelter reforms, and a humane education program. She has attended workshops regarding animal rescue, running a sanctuary, disaster planning, and nonprofit fundraising. · Mary Padavick, who works in marketing for American Express, brings us expertise from service on other local nonprofit boards, animal rescue and strong ties in the community. · Respected community leader Mark Perry is our asset manager. His 36 years in law, banking and trust management ensures that our donations are handled properly. · Neal Wilkinson's work as a structural products manager and extensive community service make him a valuable asset. Neal plays a major role on the Building Committee. · Pam Coffield, owner of the Stitchin' Post gift store in Salisbury, offers strong business skills and community leadership to guide Faithful Friends. · Todd Cromie, manager of the Country Club of Salisbury, brings us valuable business leadership and financial acumen. · Nancy Holshouser is a well-known community leader who has been active in animal rescue efforts for years. · Bob Lambrecht, co-owner of Critters NC gift store in Salisbury, has been an animal rescue supporter for years. His business leadership is greatly valued. · Shannon Moore is a financial analyst who helped lead the Humane Society of Davie County as they built their no-kill shelter. She now works at Salisbury Utilities. · Katherine Murdoch bring us a background of community service, knowledge of legal issues, and extensive community ties. · Presidential Volunteer Medal recipient Lora Owen has expertise in nonprofit work and animal rescue. · Mary Ann Pool owns the Outback Steakhouse in Salisbury, and has strong contacts in the business community. She serves as Chair of the Building Committee. · Peter Reinemann’s background in law and international business make him a valuable asset in our financial management. · Denise Schindelholz, owner of the Farmhouse Restaurant, is a savvy business woman, strong leader, and an active animal rescuer. · Volunteer Chair Linda Shapleigh has a background in management and nonprofit work and is an experienced animal rescuers. · Lazy Five Ranch Veterinary Services serve on our Board of Advisors and will offer our sanctuary pets a discount “wellness package.” They are willing to travel to the sanctuary to see ill or injured pets. We enjoy strong working relationships with other local veterinarians. · Tom Caddell serves as our attorney, and Jerry Freeman serves as our accountant. Rodney Cress, Nancy Stanback, Jason Walser, and Harry Welch complete our Board of Advisors.
Board of Directors, 2008 Advisors to the Board: Board of Directors, 2009 Vice-President, Mary Ann Pool Treasurer, Peter Reinemann Secretary, Lynda Errante DIRECTORS ADVISORS
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