The Pasadena Humane Society and SPCA’s 20th annual Doglegs, Birdies and Eagles Golf Tournament teed off recently at a private golf club in Pasadena. Golfers spent the day on the links followed by a cocktail hour, silent and live auctions, and dinner with a presentation about the Pasadena Humane Society. During the presentation, attendees got to meet Pancake, a paralyzed pup found on a golf course in La Cañada Flintridge who was rehabilitated by the health team and adopted into her forever home. Long-time supporters Nancy and Al Plamann hosted the event. Golfers were greeted by furry friends as they arrived at the course for a day of fun while supporting the work of the PHS. The event raised approximately $150,000 to help care for the more than 11,000 homeless, stray and abandoned pets cared for by the organization each year.
Al Plamann chaired the event; committee members included John Berger, Steve Falk, Bob Fidler, Ed Hearst, Carol Kirby, Beverly Marksbury, Weta Mathies, Bob McCrary, Nancy Plamann, Tom Ratanavaraha and Amy Zheng.
Al Plamann chaired the event; committee members included John Berger, Steve Falk, Bob Fidler, Ed Hearst, Carol Kirby, Beverly Marksbury, Weta Mathies, Bob McCrary, Nancy Plamann, Tom Ratanavaraha and Amy Zheng.
