Greene County Animal Welfare Coalition

10/23/2026

Hello everyone! I hope you're all enjoying these beautiful fall temperatures and the changing leaves! It's been a while since we've gotten together and we'd love to bring everyone together for another Coalition meeting. We hope you can join us!
Date: Sunday, November 1st
Time: 11:00 AM
Location: Diane Bauman's home
138 Mitchell Road, Chuckey

One of the main things on our agenda is that we'd like to discuss what's happening at Animal Control. It seems that many of us are in the dark about how things are working, and we're hoping that by putting our heads together, we can get a clearer picture and make some headway.
We'd also like to find out which rescues are still pulling dogs from there and where the dogs being cared for by fosters are ultimately going.

We also want to discuss our spay and neuter efforts. We'll share updates on the animals we helped and how we can continue.
We'd love to hear everyone's ideas for fundraising in 2027.
If there's anything else you'd like to add to the agenda, please let us know. We'd also appreciate it if you could let us know whether you'll be able to attend.

Thank you for all that you do!! Hope to see you on November 1st! Rhonda

Send a message to learn more

10/17/2026

Feral Cat Day: IMPORTANT!
When you see a dirty cat.
This is important information to know about why cats look dirty.

Cats can tolerate hunger for up to a week on average, but cannot go no more than 2-3 days without water.

Cats are usually very clean, they groom themselves several times a day. If you see a cat that does not look clean, it is DEHYDRATED and has been so for many days.

Their saliva glands are not functioning properly because they require moisture to groom their fur.

If you see a stray cat that looks dirty, DO NOT turn the other way or see it as disgusting, because it is suffering and probably hasn't had anything to eat or drink in a long time.

Find kindness in your heart to give it food and WATER. The life of a homeless animal is not an easy one. It lives in constant fear of other animals and humans, and it has never known the comfort of a soft bed or a restful night’s sleep.

Helping a less fortunate being is the opportunity for you to become a better person and to make this a better world.

- author unknown

10/16/2026

You just have to drive the one time and then it’s done. Please consider you can’t beat this price anywhere. PPAW Spay Neuter Clinic

10/16/2026

Unfortunately, Chain Free Greeneville in Greeneville TN is losing their fence builder. We still have people that have dogs that need to get off chains before winter and we’re hoping to find some volunteers to help us put T Post in for cattle panels. If anybody in the Greene County Tennessee area is willing to help us help Dogs get off chains, we and the dogs would be so thankful. Any volunteers? Just part time as we have a need??😊🐾 contact Rhonda at 423 470-4740 or Cheryl at 423 737-5850

10/16/2026

PPAW spay neuter clinic

You just have to drive the one time and then it’s done. Please consider you can’t beat this price anywhere. PPAW Spay Neuter Clinic

10/12/2026

10/11/2026

💗SAFE with A Voice For Pets Rescue Safe💗

28543-A
Young blue heeler
female 20 pounds
Relinquished
No name No shots
Does get along with other dogs

This page is updated daily!
990 Hal Henard Road
Location Greene County, Tennessee

For more info....
‼️Please call (423) 798-1777 for information on adopting or rescue (Hours 8 to 4 Monday thru Friday Closed 12-1 lunch).

‼️Please call (423)798-1777 if interested or need more info!!!