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| Email Us | Bookmark: The Gene Fields Humane AwardsA Gene Fields Humane Award recognizes individuals who have done something special to help a pet in need. Please alert us by email if you know of an individual who might be eligible for an award. (Full- or part-time humane professionals are not eligible for this award.)
Humane societies and law enforcement may submit the name of an individual to the Sunbear Squad for consideration. Please submit names of candidates by sending an email to the Sunbear Squad administrator. Explain what this person did to save a pet in trouble. Include the mailing address of the individual. Individuals who are selected for the award will be mailed a beautifully-designed color certificate on quality paper suitable for framing. In addition, the individual will be listed on this page as a Gene Fields Humane Award recipient, along with a brief recap of their story. About Gene FieldsGene Fields was a Kanawha/Charleston Humane Association Humane Officer in Charleston, West Virginia with an outstanding career record of 229 wins and 7 losses in court. He was in charge of Sunbear's case, and tracked Sunbear's owner across several states to bring him to justice. He never gave up trying to locate Sunbear's owner. And his persistence paid off. Because of Gene, Sunbear had his day in court. The poem that follows is authored by Clarence Carte, and dedicated to Gene, whom he called "my mentor, co-worker, and friend." Carte wrote, "Gene Fields is the best of the best of humane officers." The Humane OfficerI am disliked by most © 2005-2010 The Sunbear Squad; All rights reserved. |
Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circles of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty. Albert Einstein
Gene Fields, the Humane Officer who relentlessly tracked Sunbear's owner. | |||