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Tornado Relief for Pets in Chattanooga, Tennessee

Tornado Relief for Pets in Chattanooga

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Donations for Humane Educational Society(City Shelter)
HES is accepting pet food donations to help provide food for local animals that have lost their homes during the current storms. Dog and cat food can be dropped off at HES from 8am to 4pm. If you would like to donate but cannot make it during our hours of operation, you can leave the food in the breezeway up against the building and therefore out of the elements. Even a small bag of food will help a family. Please give if you can.

Volunteers Needed to Transport Food!
Let us know if you can help transport food to those in need!
Email Jeanine at hesvolunteer@comcast.net

Humane Educational Society
212 N. Highland Park Avenue
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37404
423-624-5302
www.HESChatt.com

Chattanooga Times Free Press story
http://timesfreepress.com/news/2012/mar/03/tornado-outbreak-chattanooga-area-damages-homes-an/

Peaceful Protest Against Inhumane Treatment of Memphis Shelter Animals

February 20, 2012 UPDATE:
Peaceful protest took place on Sunday, February 19th. Please read about it and watch video with interviews.
http://www.wmctv.com/story/16970698/protesters-express-outrage-with-memphis-animal-shelter

Also note that a special meeting will take place tonight in midtown Memphis. Scroll down for details on location. All who can attend are asked to do so for the animals.

February 17, 2012
This past week in Memphis Tennessee, the news outlets reported horrific problems surfacing once again at the Memphis Animal Shelter. One: A city official ordered Memphis Animal Services staff to kill all Pit Bulls and anything that looked like a Pit Bull. Also, the inhumane practice of the mistreatment of animals continues. A peaceful protest has been planned.

Protest is at Sunday, February 19, 2012 at 2:00 p.m.
Location: Corner of 3468 Poplar Avenue & Highland St. in Memphis, TN 38111. There is a Petco and Spin Street Music store at the corner. This is a central location. Media is expected to cover the event.

See the three links below for the MAS abuse stories week which aired between February 14-17, 2012:

http://www.abc24.com/news/local/story/THE-TRUTH-High-Ranking-Memphis-City-Leader-Says/VuEqpZrj0Ue92h8zbCy6Qg.cspx

http://www.abc24.com/content/thetruth/story/THE-TRUTH-New-Allegations-Of-Starving-Animals-At/9jQBaZ4mBk2C-cJ_TG0YAA.cspx

http://www.abc24.com/content/thetruth/story/Memphis-Leaders-Told-About-Starving-Dogs-Weeks-Ago/Mwb8UNjSxk64b73hmIJTVA.cspx

Please share!(Thank You Beverly King for the above update.)

MEETING
All are asked to attend: Emergency SOS Memphis meeting
Monday evening, February 20, 6:30 pm
The DeNeuville Learning Center in Mid-Town, at 190 S. Cooper next to Ike’s (Union and Cooper)Mphs 38104
Visit www.SOSMemphis.com