Lost Dog

Missing from Winona Rd,Newport Cemetery Rd Huntsville Tn

Black lab mix, approx 5 months old

"Dahli" recently spayed and still has shaved belly

Black leather studded Harley collar

 423-663-4642

Brent

Lost Dog from Jelico - "Buster"

Missing since Oct. 23
Jelcio area
If you have seen this animal please contact Teresa Adkins.
Phone: 865-425-4536

Found Dog

If anyone is missing this dog please contact our shelter.

 Located in Caryville.

Lost Dogs

These puppies went missing in the Powell area. If anyone has seen them please contact our shelter so that we can contact the owners.

Leo- is the oldest he is the daddy of the other 3 he is about 3 years old he has the markings of a pit but don't be alarmed he is not one and loves people he has a brown coat with black spots on him but he has a white chest and white socks on his feet he has a very distinguishing left eye in the lower part the is like a blue to white area not his whole eye just the bottom part he has been fixed

Milkshake- she is the largest of the puppies but not by much she is all black but has the markings like a Mini Penn like her mom but a body of her dad she has slightly drooping eyes and brown feet and tail she has a hard time drinking and sometimes has to be helped so she don't choke she is very loving but not one to push in to be petted she has a little of a strange bark it is more of a woooooo woooooo not a woof she was in heat when she got out

Isabella- She has the markings of her daddy but she is all gray with black spots her head is a little long she has a fear of people and animals and when scared will let you know she is she also has separation issues and wines a lot till she sees someone she knows her ears can be up but she keeps them down she has very little brown on her she loves to growl when playing and sometimes seems like she could eat u alive but she is sweet as you could ever dream she was also in heat when she got out

Edward- He is the last male and kind of the smaller one he looks like Isabelle with the gray and black but has more brown on his back side and his legs he keeps his tail curled and also keeps his ears up he is a ball of energy and love to play fight he sometimes jumps at your face like to bite but never gets close enough to get you he is always jumping around and playing with his daddy and sisters the best little puppy you could ask for he is also fixed 

It is that time of year again! Lots of family vacations and fun with your pets and enjoying the nice summer weather. While you are out and about, don't forget a few important safety items.

Stay up to date on your flea and tick medications as well as your monthly heartworm. These will help keep your pet safe from any unwanted dieases and worms.

Rabies vaccinations are also available at the local vets office to make sure that you and your critter stay safe.

Be sure to keep identification tags on your animals at all times, or have them microchipped. Traveling can be stressful on your animals and it is easy for them to become confused and lost.

Have a safe and relaxing summer with you and your animals!



Don't forget about the upcoming Doggy Events!

March 5, 2011 4th Annual Mardi Growl

Young Williams Animal 

Center/ City of Knoxville/ 

Downtown Dog Park/ 

Market Square

Parade Line-up at c

orner of Summit Hill 

Drive & Central 

Avenue

Festival on Market Square 

Contact Taylor Slemmer 215-6661 

Knoxville's largest costume dog parade 

and festival with Mardi Gras themed food, jazz music, 

animal rescue groups & other pet related organizations.  Knoxville is 

quickly becoming the "pet friendliest community" in the nation.

Family Friendly Fun!!  

Happy Valentine's Day!

Would you be our valentine?

We would like to wish all of your fuzzy loved ones a happy Valentine's Day!

February is Responsible Pet Owner Month! 

Keep a watch out for local fun and specials to celebrate this month!

Remember that there are several things involved in being a responsible pet owner, including; food, shelter, water, and veterinary care.

Snowy Dog Days

  Be sure to keep your pet safe in the snow!

After taking your dog or cat outside to play, be sure to wash their paws. The salt and ice will work in between the pads and be very irritating and harmful to their skin. 

        Also be sure that your fuzzy critter stays warm!

They need a soft, dry place where they can get in out of the snow and warm up.

Water bowls also have a tendency to freeze. This can be solved by purchasing a heated water bowl or by giving them fresh water in shorter intervals, about every 1-2 hours, depending on the temperature and size of the bowl.