Misha English
President/Treasurer
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 starting in 2005, and now enjoys operating her bed and breakfast, Velo B and B, as well as WAG's new thrift store, Bella + Bear. Misha joined the WAG board in 2015. She loves riding with her husband on their tandem bike--with their little pug, Harley, in tow.
President's email: president@wagwag.org
Trish Cole
Secretary
Trish has always loved animals, and started rescuing them at a very young age. She volunteered for Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT) in college when she realized spay/neuter could solve suffering from pet overpopulation. Post graduation, Trish worked for Wildlife Safari in the Education Department. She returned to Eugene to marry and start a family. Trish founded, owned and operated for over 30 years Suds Em Yourself. Trish has 2 children and 31 rescued animals including dogs, cats, cockatoo, miniature horses, goats, lama, pigs and chickens. She is a longtime SPOT Board member and joined the WAG board as well in 2025.
Maureen Keith
Director
Maureen started her career in pets cleaning cages at a local pet store at the age of 15 and went on to be a key account manager for a major pet product distributor for 37 years. She is a past president of Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT) and was also on the original WAG board of directors. She returned to the WAG board in 2024.
Maureen lives with a rescue German Shepherd and 3 cats.
Diane Weaver
Director
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 was board president for many years. She volunteered as a CVT at WAG for nearly a decade, and still volunteers at 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.
Cheryl Campbell
Director
Cheryl has lived in Eugene for 10 years and is a retired speech pathologist with the Anchorage School District. She has been a board member with Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT) since 2018, currently serving as president. Cheryl also helps manage a corgi Facebook page, Corgi Lovers of Eugene/Springfield. Joining the WAG board gives Cheryl the opportunity to advocate and champion the WAG mission to reduce suffering by providing financially accessible spay/neuter services. A very worthy mission close to her heart.
Cheryl lives with her husband Vernon and a very spoiled corgi, Sophie.