From the Humane Society of Harford County:
The Board of Directors of the Humane Society of Harford County (HSHC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Robert “Bob” Citrullo as its new executive director. Bob began his new position on Monday, June 6, 2022.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Bob to the Humane Society of Harford County,” said George Heidelmaier, President of the Board of Directors. “Bob’s vast experience in animal welfare and shelter operations, as well as his passion for animals, make him a great fit to lead our organization. As a 25-year Army veteran and 15-year track record in animal welfare, we are confident and excited to welcome him to the Humane Society and our Harford County community.”
Citrullo joins HSHC after serving as the executive director of the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, MA. During his time with the organization, Bob oversaw the operations of a large adoption center as well as surgery and behavior operations. He also opened five successful thrift stores for shelters around the country.
Prior to joining the Northeast Animal Shelter, Bob has led animal shelters and humane societies throughout the country, including in Arizona, Tennessee, Georgia, and Iowa. During his six years as the executive director of the Humane Educational Society in Chattanooga, TN, Bob increased the organization’s budget from $875,000 to $2.2 million, increased revenue to allow for the building of a new facility, increased the live release rate to 93%, secured significant donations, and set up in-house spay and neuter for shelter animals.
“I am excited to join such a dedicated group serving the animals and members of the Harford County community. I look forward to leading the organization and to building on its successes, saving and advocating for animals in need.”
Originally from Philadelphia, Bob served in the Army, retiring honorably as an Army ER nurse. He holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing from Liberty University, as well as a Nonprofit Management & Leadership Certificate from Arizona State University. Bob has four rescue dogs: Anabelle, Elvis, Quincy, and Oliver.
Looking forward to working with Bob and the rest of the HSHC.
all the best to Bob and his mission…always have supported the HCHC…continued success.
At least eight people were fatally shot and dozens were injured during parties or gatherings on or related to the Juneteenth holiday injured in seven parts of the country, according to officials and local reports.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/juneteenth-violence-shootings-killed-dozens-injured-during-saturday-shootings. This is what you sorry-assed democrats got. OWN IT!!! FJB
The gun violence is truly tragic. Also, Fox News’ Juneteenth’ spin & context on the violence is very telling. It, too, says a lot about where our country is at.
Too Many Guns = Too Many Deaths
How about US Sun, Yahoo, and ABC reporting on a correlation between Juneteenth and incidents of violence? Are you trying to equate conservatism and accountability to racism? Was the reporting by Fox not factual? Sometimes the facts are the facts even though that the truth may not always fit certain narratives.
https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/bs-md-ci-cr-weekend-violence-residents-20220620-ztfbhkpwarbjdc6f25v5hvcjxq-story.html
Throw in that shithole chicago and you useless fucking democrats had one productive holiday. FJB
I floss my teeth with donkey pubes!!!
with training wheels. He needs to stick to tricycles. FJB
It’s looking like a great day for Americans. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-says-second-amendment-guarantees-right-carry-guns-public-rcna17721. FJB