Call 423-921-4519 for PROMPT SPAY/NEUTER access and assistance.
Beat the Heat Alliance is excited to begin its project for “Multiple Animal Household Spay/Neuter Subsidies for the northeast Tennessee Appalachian Region”
The mission of the Beat the Heat Alliance is to reduce the number of homeless dogs and cats by providing prompt spay/neuter access, assistance and education in the northeast Tennessee region. As a result of a generous grant from the ASPCA, we are able to assist individuals with three or more animals that are in need of being spayed or neutered.
If you have multiple animals that you want to have fixed, please contact us to find out how we can help. You can reach us at 423-921-4519, Mon-Fri between 9am-5pm. Our focus counties are Hancock, Hawkins, Grainger, Hamblen, Cocke and Jefferson but if you are in an adjacent county please call us and we may be able to direct you to a similar program in your county or work with you to get you the help you need.
Our Wishlist:
1. Cats and dogs to spay or neuter.
2. Volunteers to help with paperwork, tagging, and loading. 3. Donations for spay/neuter assistance
4. Fundraisers and fundraising ideas.
5. A climate controlled shelter for feral cats in traps.
Call 423-921-4519 for more info on how we all can help!
1. Cats and dogs to spay or neuter.
2. Volunteers to help with paperwork, tagging, and loading. 3. Donations for spay/neuter assistance
4. Fundraisers and fundraising ideas.
5. A climate controlled shelter for feral cats in traps.
Call 423-921-4519 for more info on how we all can help!
Volunteers Needed!
We are very happy with the number of cats and dogs we have helped to be spayed or neutered so far. But we are not satisfied. Our organization’s vision is no more homeless animals in northeast Tennessee. There are many people who share that vision and that is what has made the first 329 surgeries possible. However, to make that vision a reality we have to spay and neuter many more dogs and cats. To accomplish that goal we need even more of us who can look to the future and say “Yes, we need to do that. We can do that. More importantly, we want to help do that!”
We need help in the form of volunteers. Every one of us has a skill, ability or talent that we can use to turn this vision into a reality (and never underestimate it or its value to us). The spays and neuters are low cost but not free. In addition there are various expenses involved with bringing this non-profit service to our area. We are working on grants and fundraisers, but donations have been critical to our work. So please call us at ICE-921-4519 and join us in this life-saving mission of no more homeless animals. Carol Hood January, 2013
