| The Tennessee Animal Resource Center is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization. Our mission is to prevent animal cruelty by reducing the over-population of dogs and cats in Tennessee and facilitating the development of leadership, fundraising and strategic expertise in spay and neuter organizations throughout the state. P.O. Box 401 Smyrna, TN 37167, Phone 423-503-5296 |
Please help us do even more by giving anything you can so that we can open a year round, daily low cost high quality clinic. With your help we plan to alter 7200 per year! 30 animals per day A total of 7200 dogs & cats each year Potentially saving thousands of lives from neglect & abuse! |
| Thank you to everyone who attended the 2009 Spay It Forward Conference Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee The conference was a huge success and we can't wait until next year! The ARC at 423-503-5296 or email us at jrtlover27@yahoo.com |
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Thanks to our Presenting Sponsors.....
| Spay it Forward TN 2009 is a program of The Tennessee Animal Resource In partnership with Center for Nonprofit Management |
| And with the support of Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and Museum of Art and Whole Foods |
| You are the answer to the overpopulation problem. The Tennessee Spay and Neuter Fund. A statewide fund raising campaign will be implemented to provide a permanent and ever growing funding support of spay and neuter activities for Tennessee communities Training and Resources Providing animal welfare groups seeking fund raising, marketing and management assistance with spay/neuter programs. This website has a wide variety of resources for both animal welfare agencies and the general public. We are developing a series of seminars including a statewide conference to provide training in fund raising, grant writing and spay/neuter program development and administration. Implementing and incubating spay/neuter programs in communities where none currently exist. The ARC will empower groups of volunteers to establish Gotta Spay to Play programs under The ARC's 501(c) (3) is an umbrella. This enables these dedicated volunteers to implement fund raising efforts in their communities with supplemental funding from The ARC's Spay/Neuter Fund Empowering Animal Welfare Organizations to achieve their missions! |