Celebrate Knox – Finding Knox
December 14, 2016 – The Hon Bar
Pictured (LtoR) Kaitlin Thomas, Finding Knox founder, and Knox, 3 1/2-year-old pitbull
Pictured (LtoR) Lainie Gray, Maryland SPCA education outreach coordinator; Joelle Taylor, Maryland SPCA surgical technician; and John Wolf, Evergreen Health operations manager
Pictured (LtoR) Katie Flory, Maryland SPCA community affairs director; and Angie Brickhouse, Blue Water Baltimore development director
Pictured (LtoR) Sue Poage, Cigna-HealthSpring informatic specialist; and Annette Romero, Conflict Resolution Center of Baltimore County facilitator
Pictured (LtoR) Kaitlin Thomas’ dad, mom, brother – Dale Thomas, McKesson account manager; Lynn Thomas, community volunteer; Taylor Thomas, Mosaic Community Services service coordinator – and Emma Malone, Maryland University of Integrative Health graduate student
Pictured (LtoR) Claudine Hazzard, Klein’s ShopRite assistant store director; Chris Hazzard, Advanced Communications Technology vice president of operations; and Nicole Brittain, Johns Hopkins University CBID masters program administrative coordinator
Pictured (LtoR) Chris Reid, Eddie’s of Roland Park deli/catering preparer; and Maegan Campbell, Maryland SPCA behavior specialist/transportation coordinator
Pictured (LtoR) Diana Bevensee, Hampden-based artist/graphic designer; and Marcie Prince, Bacchus Importers wine sales representative
Partying for the Pooches (December 14, 2016) Folks filled the Hon Bar to “Celebrate Knox,” a fundraiser to support the newly formed organization, Finding Knox. The program was created by Kaitlin Thomas, after her beloved pitbull, Equinox (aka Knox) was stolen from her home November 16, 2016.
Thomas and her friends spread the word and Knox’s picture via posters, social media, the Baltimore police and local media. Kaitlin suspects there was so much out there about her beloved family member, that’s why the thieves left the dog tied to a pole beneath a poster about its disappearance just 36 hours after the theft.
The campaign worked so well, Kaitlin decided to create Finding Knox to raise awareness of dog theft in Baltimore and help reunite stolen pets with their families
