Tennessee Shelters
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Humane Educational SocietyOur mission is to educate the public concerning proper care & treatment of all companion animals & to utilize available resources to effectively reduce the number of those animals found homeless in our community.
Our programs & services are designed to serve the animals in our care & give them a second chance. OUr purpose is to help lost, abandoned or abused animals & our goal is to never again have to euthanize an animal because there is not enough room for them in our shelter... |
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McKamey Animal CenterThe McKamey Animal Center is an open door animal shelter for the city of Chattanooga. In 2012 we took in over 8,000 animals from the city limits. We provide animal services to those facing cruelty and neglect, adoption services, trap neuter return and humane education.
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Cumberland County Animal ShelterSmall rural municipal shelter. Our arrangements for housing cats is very inadequate which causes undo stress which in turn leads to sickness. Your product may be able to make the cats more comfortable and relieve stress.
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Frances Halbrook Hensley Animal ShelterThe Frances Halbrook Hensley Animal Shelter is named after the late gracious Ms. Frances H. Hensley. This shelter is the first of its kind for this community and it was the dream and vision of Ms. Frances. She unselfishly sacrificed everyday essentials in order to leave all she could for this shelter. It is her legacy. We are a 501(c)(3) private no-kill shelter funded solely by this estate. Once the estate is exhausted, funding will come from donations and possible grants. It is my goal that every fur baby that comes through the doors receives every advantage possible. Just because they are in a shelter environment doesn't mean they do not deserve the best. These fur babies do deserve the best and they deserve that loving fur-ever home.
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A TIME 4 PAWSWe operate an adoption center. We have three indoor/outdoor cattios, and 18 dog kennels. We have a lifetime, long-term lease at our location which is owned by our Founder. We have between 20-30 cats at all times.
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Neonatal Kitten RescueEvery kitten season, thousands of motherless kittens are at risk of death on the streets and in animal shelters. Without a mother to care for them, kittens face impossible odds, and can’t survive without specialized care.
Neonatal Kitten Rescue is on a mission to end the killing of neonatal kittens–and to give every kitten a chance at a full life. We are building a safer world for the tiniest felines by rescuing individual orphans in need, providing hands-on care to save their lives, and preparing them for adoption into loving homes. Neonatal Kitten Rescue offers around-the-clock feeding, medical care, and a warm, safe haven to neonatal, injured, and special needs kittens ages 6 weeks and younger. Neonatal Kitten Rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) kitten rescue that is 100% volunteer and foster home-based |
