Planned Giving with Columbus Humane

Sarah Eagleson is the type of person who thinks long term. True in her professional life as well as in her charitable contributions, she tries to maximize resources to accomplish her goals. One of those goals includes giving back to her community. Sarah is a lifelong advocate for pets, passionate about animal welfare and a dear friend to Columbus Humane.

Columbus Humane welcomed me to the family three years ago this month to oversee our fundraising efforts. I am passionate about all philanthropy, but especially legacy giving because of a special connection I have with my grandfather who passed away in January 2021. He left a lasting legacy and I am inspired to help others do the same. 

Crucial funding and partnerships for Columbus Humane’s new workforce development program addresses critical shortages in Central Ohio’s veterinary industry. Severe workforce shortages in local veterinary practices are driving costs and leaving animals without essential care. In partnership with Jewish Family Services, the Workforce Development Board of Central Ohio, The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center and Central Ohio’s VCA Animal Hospitals, students will have access to job placement assistance and continuing education upon completing the program.  

Wednesday, December 14, 2022 (New Albany, Ohio) – A total of 21 pets were removed from a home in New Albany last week, among those were 18 Golden Retrievers. Probable cause was found on the property today, citing unsanitary conditions inside and outside of the home. The conditions of the pets will be evaluated by Columbus Humane individually, however many are showing signs of illness related to overcrowding and unsanitary living conditions.

Dear Columbus Humane Community,

As a fundraising professional, my work at the end of the year rises to meet the generosity of the community that surrounds me. For Columbus Humane, we are continuously overwhelmed with gratitude for the individuals, families, companies, and foundations who prioritize our work in their giving at year end. They do this by offering in-kind support for our most needed supplies, making donations in honor of their pet-loving friends, hosting a work-place supply or donation drive or making a gift to support a pet family in need this holiday season.

Thursday, November 17, 2022 – Columbus Humane is offering a reward of $5,000 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for two separate, violent acts of animal cruelty.

The first incident occurred on Monday morning of November 14, 2022 on the West Side of Columbus, On Butler Avenue between Safford Avenue and W Mound Street. The Columbus Division of Police contacted Columbus Humane after an adult, male German Shepherd named Brutus was found victim to a gunshot wound. He was shot in the head and is expected to make a full recovery.

Through your incredible support, so much has been happening at Columbus Humane! Read more below in our October Newsletter. Thank you for your support and making Columbus Humane

4 Ways to Keep Your Pet Safe during the 4th of July

It’s that time of year again, pet owners! Below are some helpful tips to keep your pet safe and happy during celebrations this month.

The Columbus Humane Essential Care Center will dramatically increase access to quality veterinary care and nutritious pet food for our neighbors struggling to get care for the pets they love. But we can’t do it alone. Please consider making a gift toward the $5.1 million Essential Campaign to make the Columbus Humane Essential Care Center a reality for our deserving community.