SPCA of TN
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  • Mission & Goals
    • Mission Statement & Goals
  • Foster/Volunteer
    • Fostering a Pet
    • Happy Endings
    • Your New Best Friend
  • Adopting
    • Adopting a Pet
    • Help our cause
    • Why Dogs & Cats Do This
    • How to Train Your Dog
  • DONORS
  • Cruelty
    • Laws in Tennessee
    • Animal Cruelty
    • wild life and horses
  • Trainers
  • Events
  • Transport
  • Veterinary Services
  • Crematory Services
  • Boarding Places
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    • Home
    • Mission & Goals
      • Mission Statement & Goals
    • Foster/Volunteer
      • Fostering a Pet
      • Happy Endings
      • Your New Best Friend
    • Adopting
      • Adopting a Pet
      • Help our cause
      • Why Dogs & Cats Do This
      • How to Train Your Dog
    • DONORS
    • Cruelty
      • Laws in Tennessee
      • Animal Cruelty
      • wild life and horses
    • Trainers
    • Events
    • Transport
    • Veterinary Services
    • Crematory Services
    • Boarding Places
SPCA of TN
  • Home
  • Mission & Goals
  • Foster/Volunteer
  • Adopting
  • DONORS
  • Cruelty
  • Trainers
  • Events
  • Transport
  • Veterinary Services
  • Crematory Services
  • Boarding Places

"Our Mission"

Additional Information

The SPCA of Tennessee has saved and found homes for over 11,000 homeless animals. There is nothing like seeing "Happy Endings," and wagging tails when they are being loved for the first time in their lives. We can always asked ourselves how can we all make a difference in the state and give the animals a second chance? Working together is the key of animal success stories.   As a Founder and President of the SPCA of Tennessee since 2006, I would like to invite everyone to join our cause to make Tennessee a better place for animals and to be proud of their overcome.   We need SUPPORTERS and DONATIONS to continue our work in the state; to be able to be SUCCESSFUL. All it takes is people like "YOU" with commitment and determination to make our dream come true.   We need volunteers and fosters to help us continue getting the work that we do, until we can built a place for them. There are 95 counties in the state of Tennessee and some of those counties do not have animal control and the Sheriff Department will not do anything to help those animals in need. Animals do not have a voice. We must be their voice We are their only hope to be able to save their lives.  We want to create a partnership with the social community to help homeless people, as well as low income families to have a spay and neuter clinic, to lower the overpopulation in the state. Veterinary care can be very costly and some families do not have the money to care for them. There are animals that get the help they need by donating to their care, however there are many others  that do not have that  chance because of neglect, abused, and careless owners. Dogs, horses, and cats are being neglected and left without food and shelter in the hot and cold weather. Dogs are being chained and get scrap from the table instead of dog food. Cats are multiplying because the females keep having kittens, Horses are being left in muddy fields without any grass or hay to eat. There is so much work to do in the state, but with YOUR help we can make Tennessee a better place for animals.

Fight for Animal Cruelty

Want to get involved in helping us to fight for Animal Cruelty? please contact us at spcaoftn@gmail.com

A tear of love is a tear of hope

"Our Dream"

"Whispering WInds Therapy ranch"

www.whisperingwindstherapyranch.com

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 Because when the wind blows on our faces, it brings Peace, Hope and Faith to our lives. It makes us built a brighter and stronger future to our lives.  

We are hoping to have a place for the SPCA soon!

Mission Statement

 Saving lives is what we do. There will always be injured, helpless, and homeless animals that will need our help. We are here to give them a second chance. With your help, we can make Tennessee a better place for animals. We should treat animals as humans wish to be treated. We believe in kindness and compassion for all living creatures and to improve their lives with positive experiences of caring and love. We seek to develop, promote, and create programs with new ideas to help animals and to do what we say we do by building partnerships across the country to improve our resources in the state. We believe by working together we can save more lives.       

Our Goal

"Therapy Ranch for Animals and people"


A place to run and be free, they will never be alone, and will always be loved. Our ultimate goals are to be able to provide an animal sanctuary so no animals are killed, are given medical treatment, provide low cost treatment for homeless and/or low income families for their animals, and offer behavioral training. And, of course, animals will be available for fostering and adoption.  


On December 25th, 2005, there was a dream I always wanted to achieve to be able to help animals in the state of Tennessee. There are so many dogs and cats that are overlooked at shelters and I wanted to be able to give them a second chance. 


I believe with patience and determination, these animals can be rehabilitated to find their forever homes. I decided to become the founder of the SPCA of Tennessee to improve the lives of animals. I believe in faith, determination, and hope. I desire to bring a brighter future for the SPCA of TN. I have never lost faith because I believe in miracles and my biggest one is to be able to build a place for them.  


"Join our cause"

  • Did  you know that many wonderful dogs and cats are overlooked at shelters across the nation every day simply because of the color of their fur? Black is the most common color of dog that you’ll find at any shelter.  Most shelters find that black dogs, especially large ones, are often the  most difficult ones to place. As an adopter, you can make difference in the life of shelter dog. Join others in experiencing the joys of having a black dog in your life and  adopt one today! We all want to save more lives each year.. The number of animals we can save depends on the number of people who open their hearts and homes to foster them. Young kittens and puppies need foster care until they are old enough to be spayed and neutered. Adult pets who are injured, undergoing heartworm treatment, or have recently given birth need foster care until they are well enough to find their forever homes. You can give these special pets a second chance by fostering.
  • One of our goals is to keep pets in their home and to educate adopters  making their transition process as simple as possible. We hope the  following sections of our website will aid you in the care of your pet.
  • Pet Care: Not all pets have the same needs, nor do they all come pre-trained. Please consider this and do the appropriate research to help you in the care and training of your pet through all stages of their life.
  • Pet Safety: Each season brings a new safety hazard to your pets. However, you can be prepared and keep your pet safe from harm.
  • Pet Friendly Housing: Before making a move, learn how you can find a home that will permit you to keep your pet(s)


"How Animals Think"

Our best friends

Our minds are like ocean waves full of emotions and turbulence's deep inside of us. In the animal world, they can understand us and they react depending on how we are feeling at any specific moment in our lives. For example, how many of us come home from work and don’t feel like talking to anyone just having a quiet moment and petting our best friend?. Life can make us feel empty and lost sometimes. Animals are the only ones who can understand our emotions and makes us smile again. They make us feel comfortable and strong, looking forward to overcome all obstacles that we encounter everyday. We can talk to them, we can share those special intimate thoughts, and we know that they will never betray or judge us. Animals are our best friends in good and bad times. They will always be there for us…always. Let’s protect them, love them, and always be there for them……don't ever forget who your best friend is!

Animal Body Language

They communicate when they are feeling happy, sad, nervous, fearful, angry, and they use their faces and bodies to convey much of this information. Dog body language is an elaborate and sophisticated system of nonverbal communication that, fortunately, we can learn to recognize and interpret. Although dogs and cats cannot speak, they can still let us know their emotions by their body language and the sounds they make.  


an animal never will betrayed your trust

The SPCA of Tennessee is 501(c)3 non-profit organization who relies on volunteers and a variety of partners to be able to continue the work of saving animals in the state of Tennessee and southern and northern states throughout the United States. Our main goal is to be able to get more animals of the streets and situations where they are not well taking care of and give them a better life. Thank you for all your support throughout the past 11 years. It has been a long road to follow but now an impossible dream to achieve.

 

Help us is helping them

Contact Information

Celina Batlle

spcaoftn@gmail.com


"Any Donation Help us Save more Lives"

There are so many ways to sponsor a pet to save them

Donations are part of what help us do what we do for them. Sometimes we get animals in need that require more medical expenses than others.  All your donations are tax deductible. All donations not matter the amount help us continue doing more for the animals in Tennessee and souther states.


Site Content

Find the perfect home for your family

Every breed is different for everyone and we want to make sure we match you with the right pet

We spay and neuter our dogs always

There are too many animals in need a home and it is important to have the  animals spay and neuter.

vaccines and heartworm test

vaccination and heart worm test are important  before adoption

healthy diet for our pets

giving the the proper diet to make sure there are not accidents at their new forever home

following up with adopters

We want to make sure everyone is happy with their new family member

Always we are here to give advice

We always want to make sure our adopters call us anytime with any questions relating their new pet

Updated April 2020


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