Misha English
President
Misha has called Eugene home since attending the University of Oregon in 1987, where she received her BA and JD degrees. She founded Morning Glory Bakery & Café in 1997, practiced law for several years and now enjoys operating her newest venture, Velo B & B. Misha fosters dogs while caring for her own bevy of sweet creatures. She loves riding with her husband on their tandem bike–with their little dog, Pear, in tow.
President’s email: president@wagwag.org
Angie Bosch
Treasurer
Angie has volunteered for nonprofits since growing up in Camp Fire where she found her passion included helping others. She was on the board of Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT) for 8 years, managing its records/finances. Angie worked at a community bank for almost 18 years, last working on the intranet & databases/reporting. She has a keen eye for detail & is quick to learn, especially with technology or information management. Her family consists of 5 cats, but hopes to one day adopt senior dogs and cats.
Janice Howard
Secretary
Janice has worked as a psychologist in human services for over 20 years, specializing in learning and behavioral disorders in children. She has worked in public education since moving to Oregon in 2006. She is a long-time volunteer with Greenhill Humane Society, working at both shelters training volunteer dog walkers and making dogs more adoptable through behavioral enrichment programs. Janice has lived with a number of cats and dogs over her lifetime.
Diane Weaver
Member of the Board of Directors
Diane has been an animal advocate most of her life, becoming a CVT in 1979. A long-time volunteer with Pro-Bone-O, she joined their board in 2011, and is now President. She is also a volunteer CVT at WAG and Shelter Animal Resource Alliance (S.A.R.A.). Diane has volunteered at many wildlife rehabilitation facilities, including Cascade Raptor Center. Diane lives on a “ranch” with many animals and a very tolerant husband.
Maureen Keith
Member of the Board of Directors
Maureen Keith is the Key Accounts Manager for Central Pet and Garden (a pet product distributor). She is a former President of Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT), a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to raising money for the subsidization of spay and neuter costs for dogs.
Vanessa Ringgold
Member of the Board of Directors
Vanessa came to Eugene after many years of roaming around the country and set down roots. She became involved in animal rescue and welfare after she was told about a litter of kittens born to a feral mom in a blackberry bramble and now focuses on TNR (trap-neuter-return) and cat fostering. Outside of animal rescue, Vanessa likes to garden and quilt.