By IAN SKOTTE Staff Writer CLICK HERE FOR SLIDESHOW More than 600 dogs are put to death in the Coffee County, Franklin County and Shelbyville communities every year. Without homes to send them to, local shelters are forced to euthanize an average of 60 dogs a month to make room for the next group of strays. To help reduce those numbers, local animal control and humane society shelters are always in need
“HELENA” “Helena,” a sweet Shepherd/Beagle mix, is waiting at the Tullahoma Animal Shelter for a good home. She is about 1 year old, is up to date on her vaccinations and gets along well with other dogs and children. She will receive a free spaying provided by the Tullahoma Animal Shelter at the Middle Tennessee Spay/Neuter Clinic in Shelbyville. “Bosco,” the Boxer puppyfrom last week, found a great home,
“Ginny,” a pretty Shepherd mix, is at the City of Tullahoma Animal Shelter this week waiting for a new home. She may not be an Easter bunny, but she is playful and would like a home with children who would love her. She is about a year old and gets along well with other dogs as well, She is up to date on her vaccinations and will receive a free
“GABBIE” “This week at the City of Tullahoma Animal Shelter we have a sweet Terrier mix named ‘Gabbie’ available for adoption,” said Teresa Holt, Animal Control supervisor. “She is approximately 3 years old and was left at the shelter by her previous owner. She gets along well with other dogs and children and is up-to-date on her vaccinations.” Gabbie will receive a free spaying provided by the Tullahoma Animal Shelter
Missing – REWARD offered for her return – she is on the far right. No questions asked – we just want her back! Missing dog – please let me know if you see the blonde dog on the far right – she is about 27 pounds. Last seen on Rock Creek Road 22 Oct12 around 4:30 p.m. She has a small black collar and a black streak on top of
we put a post on 10/05/12 but we forgot to give you our email address it is jody-jon@charter.net the post was for lilly the missing maltese.
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