Let's Paw-ty for East Tennessee Alliance for Animals
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Come. Sit. Stay!
Join us for a happy hour social in support of the East Tennessee Alliance for Animals featuring delicious appetizers from Food Works.
East Tennessee Alliance for Animals plays a vital role in our animal rescue community, serving as a liaison between shelters, rescue organizations locally and nationally, and the community in an effort to address pet overpopulation. Through a network of dedicated volunteers and supporters, ETAA is able to rescue, secure foster, provide medical treatment, and find loving homes for hundreds of animals in need. To learn more about ETAA, please visit our website: www.etaarescue.org
This is a great opportunity for both current ETAA supporters as well as those wanting to learn more about what we do and how to get involved.
Tickets include your food and drinks and are $35 in advance, $40 at the door.
Special thanks to our host:
Organizer East Tennessee Alliance for Animals
Organizer of Let's Paw-ty for East Tennessee Alliance for Animals
East Tennessee Alliance for Animals is a small, completely volunteer driven nonprofit organization. Our mission is to help educate our community regarding the importance of spay and neuter thereby eliminating the overpopulation of these pets. ETAA serves an vital role in animal rescue in our region. We assist in stray rescue, re-homing pets when a family can no longer care for them, emergency situations, and spay/neuter education. We provide any necessary medical expenses for animals in our care, and all animals are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. ETAA also facilitates a thriving transportation program for our region to rescue groups in other states with higher adoption demands than Tennessee.
Here is our story: For many years, the founding members of ETAA worked as individuals rescuing stray and abandoned dogs and cats from the streets of Chattanooga. We worked hard individually to help these animals find refuge and safety in forever homes. We also volunteered many hours helping to improve the lives of the animals that landed in shelters. Alas, we realized there is strength in numbers, and we formed what is now known as East Tennessee Alliance for Animals. We received our 501(c)(3) status is April of 2010.
