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THE HAMPTON'S SCENE
Photos By: Patrick McMullan
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| Jean Shafiroff |
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| Jean And Martin Shafiroff |
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| Susan Allen With Peter Stolt |
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| Nick Epley With Marianne Epley And Southampton Mayor Mark Epley |
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| Aviva Drescher |
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| Nicole Noonan With Consuelo Vanderbuilt Costin And Lucia Hwong Gordon |
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| Edward Callaghan With John Wegorzewski |
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| Jean Shafiroff With Jonathan McCann And Susan Allen |
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| Jean Shafiroff With Katlean de Monchy |
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| Joy Marks And John Wegorzewski |
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| NancyJane And Jeffrey Loewy |
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| Marcia Schaeffer With Will Kahn And Georgina Schaeffer |
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| Chele Chiavacci And Richard Farley |
Southampton was super hot this weekend. Jean Shafiroff and Southampton Animal Shelter Hosted a Wine tasting Kick-off Party for the July 19th Gala Honoring Georgina Bloomberg. Many Hampton notiables were there to help a great cause.
About the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation
The Southampton Animal Shelter was operated as a municipal shelter by the Town of Southampton until January 2010. Due to budget cuts at the time, the Town eliminated the shelter. A concerned group of locals citizens banded together to save the shelter and created the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation. The mission is to provide for the welfare of the ever growing number of homeless animals, and, in turn, to place them in permanent caring homes.
The Shelter is primarily dedicated to caring for homeless animals in the community of twenty-two towns–but they do not stop there. They rescue dogs from “kill shelters” from across the country and they have also partnered with No More Tears Rescue to rehabilitate and find loving homes for adult dogs from puppy mills.
They have proven ourselves to be a leading shelter. They pride themselves in finding excellent homes for large numbers of animals. Since 2010, the shelter’s adoption rate has increased significantly due to the many new services they provide: such as a veterinary clinic which handles all incoming medical evaluations and care, public spay and neuter services, micro-chipping, and inoculations. They have one of the best training and behavior departments in the country, and dog training classes are also offered to the public for a fee.
The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization that relies on the caring generosity of our donors and volunteers to care to for the homeless animals in our community, and place them in loving “forever homes.”
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