OUR TEAM
Haven Staff
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Mark Storrey
MANAGERS
Janet Tedder, Executive Assistant
Aleisha Jackson, Chief Financial Officer
Dr. Kristin Campbell, Chief Medical Officer
Catie Huff, Captain Animal Regulation
Jim Lewis, Director of Operations
Anne Ransom, Development Director
Kassie Badman, Volunteer Coordinator
HAVEN HUMANE SOCIETY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Connie Grinols
Chairperson
Connie has worked for non-profit organizations since 1993. She has been a member of Leadership Redding since 2003, past Curriculum Chair, and current Program Advisor. Connie created the Board of Directors for Big Bike Weekend and took over the event from the City of Redding. She is a member of Redding Sunrise Rotary and on the board of the Northern California Veterans Cemetery Support Group. Connie served on the Haven Humane Society board for 9 years, took a year off when she termed out, and is happy to be rejoining the board in 2021 to continue bettering the lives of homeless animals.
Tammy Parker
Treasurer
Tammy Parker works at Umpqua Bank. She joined the board in 2017. She has adopted several pets from Haven Humane and feels Haven Humane is an important part of the community. She has also served with Relay for Life and Leadership Redding and is currently serving the Women's Fund and Catherine McAuley
Madeline Rippe
Secretary
Madeline is a retired teacher. She’s been with Haven Humane Society for 15 years and is serving her fourth term as a Board Officer. She helps staff on Mondays with the kennels and on Thursdays she assists with grooming. She’s been a Camp Love A Pet counselor for 15 years, dog playgroup handler, Canine Good Citizen handler and Capable Canine Club handler. Madeline is loved by staff, volunteers and the animals, and the feeling is mutual.
Janet Carter
Director
As a clinical pharmacist, event planner, educator, and grant writer, Dr. Janet Carter hopes to use her skills to benefit the Haven Humane Society. Growing up in a rural Floridian community surrounded by large and small animals spurred her interest in animal respect, protection, care, and safety at a very young age. Janet has served in various volunteer roles, including a governor-appointed ombudsman for the State of Florida, a pharmacist for Camp Boggy Creek (a camp for seriously ill children), and an English tutor for English as a Second Language (ESL) students. Janet enjoys living in Redding with her husband and three adorable pups.
Lesha Schaefer
Vice-Chairperson
Lesha currently serves as Executive Director for the nonprofit Pathways to Housing. She has worked with the unsheltered population in Shasta County since 2010. She was a Social Worker with Northern Valley Catholic Social Service, Shasta Co. HHSA and Shasta Community Health Center. She shares a passion for helping our vulnerable community members, including our four-legged friends. Lesha continues to serve in our community by participating in several community boards, committees and events.
Margarita Vienneau
Director
Margarita Vienneau joined the Haven Humane Board in October of 2020. She began her legal career as a prosecutor in both San Bernardino and Shasta County. She has prosecuted a number of cases, including animal abuse. Now, Margarita is the Owner and Managing Partner of the Law Offices of Campbell, Clark & Vienneau. Margarita is excited to serve on the Board and hopes that her beloved pup, Piper, does not get too jealous.
Lori Mathiesen
Director
Lori has worked for the State of CA for over 32 years, currently the CCC District Director for Siskiyou, Redding, and Chico areas, serving the young adults in Northern California through skill development, education, and scholarship opportunities. She is an active Haven volunteer, loves all animals and likes helping with the kittens. Lori enjoys serving on the board and helping at our fundraisers and volunteer events to help unhoused animals in our area receive care and find loving homes.
Allison Breedveld
Director
Allison is the Education Program Director at Spring Rivers Foundation (SRF) and a Natural Resources Instructor for Shasta College. Allison demonstrates innovation, initiative and leadership in her profession and the various volunteer roles that align with her passion for Animal Welfare, Education, Environment and Science & Technology.