Jan Riley
Raised in Casper, WY, Jan worked for Title companies most of her career. First in Casper, then Pinedale, where she raised her three children, and finally, in Cody for Shoshone Title until she retired. She has been a board member since 2011 serving as Treasurer for four years and Vice President for one year. Jan is perhaps our most vocal member, and she uses this talent to keep the Board on its toes and at their best.
Photo taken by Dewey Vanderhoff.
Bob Grossman
After a varied career ranging from actuarial consulting work designing retirement plans for financial institutions throughout Ohio, to kitchen design and home remodeling as owner of a retail cabinet dealership in Denver, Bob and his wife Joyce retired to Worland and then Cody where they live with their three cats. As a shelter volunteer, Bob pets cats for two afternoons each week and does a lot of helpful handywork at the shelter. Bob was elected to the board at the annual meeting on May 16, 2019.
Photo provided by Bob Grossman.
Tammie Dunton
In 2001 I came from Connecticut to work for the summer at Bill Cody Ranch and never left. I met my husband Nick here, and we bought land on the Northfork and built our home. We have three dogs, three cats (adopted from the shelter), 5 horses, 14 chickens, and a Texas Long Horn steer that can be ridden. I am the office manager for 307 Real Estate. I became a board member in January of 2020 and look forward to my work with the shelter.
Photo provided by Tammie Dunton.
Kay Drury
Kay has been active in Cody Rotary for 25 years, the Northwest Board of Realtors for 20 years, and has served on the Supervisory Committee for the Sunlight Federal Credit Union for 11 years. She is a retired realtor who loves animals and has a keen interest in the work of the Animal Shelter. Kay was elected to the board on May 20, 2021.
Margaret Baker
Margaret Baker is an attorney who moved to the area in 2012. She has participated on the PCAS capital campaign committee to raise money for a new shelter since 2017 and volunteers at PCAS spay and neuter clinics. She also helps manage the PCAS website. Margaret has been on the board since May 16, 2019.
Photo provided by Margaret Baker.
Wendy Jacobs
A third generation Cody girl, Wendy Jacobs was born and raised in Cody. She has spent the last 24 years working in public accounting and joined Whittle, Hamilton, and Associates as an accountant in January 2021. She brings her lifelong love of animals and financial background to the PCAS Board. Having adopted several cats and dogs from PCAS over the years, Wendy is excited to give something back to the animals and her community. While this is her first time serving on a board, Wendy hopes to bring a new voice and is up for the challenge of learning as she goes. Wendy and her husband Russell have two adopted cats (Gus and Tigger) and a new puppy (Scout). Wendy is replacing former board member Bob Stevens and will fulfill the remainder of his term.
Photo provided by Wendy Jacobs.
Joelyn Kelly
I visited Cody for the first time in April of 2016 and immediately knew this would be our home. Less than 6 months later, my husband and I sold our acreage in Minnesota and moved to Wapiti with 2 horses, 2 dogs, and 2 cats. We have since added 2 more horses, another dog, and 2 more cats (adopted from PCAS) to our family. I work from my home for a technology company headquartered in Pleasanton, CA, where I specialize in Human Resources and Payroll software. I enjoy riding, camping, and being around animals in my spare time. It is an honor for me to be serving on the Board for PCAS, and I look forward to working with everyone involved. Joelyn was elected to the board on June 18, 2020.
Photo provided by Joelyn Kelly.
Kristin Bonk Fong
Kristin Fong has 15 years of experience managing nonprofit organizations, and brings her affinity for collaboration, a love for the outdoors and community of Cody, and a passion for rescuing animals to her first year volunteering with the Park County Animal Shelter. Originally from the Chicago area, Kristin spent most of her adult life in Colorado, and moved to Cody three years ago so her family could spend more time together camping, hiking, and skiing. Kristin and Dan have a young daughter and infant son who are growing up surrounded by furry family members, including two rescue pups, Yeti & Koda, and two foster failure kittens from PCAS, Whiskey & Rye. One of Kristin’s favorite games is to guess which breeds have mixed to create the ridiculously loved and spoiled furry Fongs. Kristin was elected to the board on May 20, 2021.
Photo provided by Kristin Fong.
Megan McLean
Born and raised in the Treasure State (Montana), Megan has spent more than a decade building a career in nonprofit leadership. Before coming to PCAS in 2020, Megan developed communications for various nonprofit organizations and small businesses; helped shape public policy through electoral and issue-based campaign work; cultivated donor relationships, and led several projects to improve internal processes and communication. Megan is passionate about serving vulnerable populations, and believes that animal welfare is essential to creating healthy, prosperous communities. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Media Arts from the University of Montana and a Master’s degree in Public Relations and Communication for Social Change from the University of Queensland.
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Nichole Good
Nichole joined the PCAS team in July 2020, after working for Happy Tails Pet Boarding for several years. There, she learned a lot about dog behavior and enrichment and discovered her passion for animal welfare. After starting at PCAS, Nichole was quickly promoted to Assistant Manager due to her strong leadership, organization, and people skills. When we created the Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator position in August 2021, Nichole was promoted again to Operations Manager. In this role, she oversees all animal care staff and adoption programs.
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Jackie Hinther
Before joining the PCAS team in 2020, Jackie spent the past few years working as a Veterinary Assistant in her home state of Virginia where she began pursuing an Associate’s degree in Veterinary Technology with a certification in Wildlife and Forestry Conservation. After receiving a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Frostburg State University in 2014, Jackie redirected her skills to her true passion—working with animals! She believes animal welfare and community service go hand-in-hand, and helped establish programs to address the overpopulation of feral cats in her hometown (Loudoun, VA).
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