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Loudon County Friends of Animals
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Loudon County Friends of Animals is a group of caring dedicated volunteers who are working hard to rescue and place the animals that find their way into the public shelter system. The local animal shelters in East, Tennessee does not have the resources, financial backing, space or manpower, to house all the stray and surrendered animals on an indefinite basis. Therefore, the clock starts ticking for these animals at the moment that they are deemed ready for adoption.
Our primary mission is spay/neuter working at ground zero. For many years our mission was rescue only. After pulling hundreds from local shelters each year to try and lower euthanasia, we never saw any changes in intake. Therefore, we changed our primary mission to spay/neuter for community cats and kittens and trap-neuter-return (TNR) of feral cat colonies in order to reduce the number of animals being born which might eventually find their way into the shelter system.
LCFOA will continue to work hard in rescue to insure that as many animals as possible are rescued through either direct adoption, or placement into the foster care system before the clock stops ticking and their time is up. Please help us make a difference!
Our primary mission is spay/neuter working at ground zero. For many years our mission was rescue only. After pulling hundreds from local shelters each year to try and lower euthanasia, we never saw any changes in intake. Therefore, we changed our primary mission to spay/neuter for community cats and kittens and trap-neuter-return (TNR) of feral cat colonies in order to reduce the number of animals being born which might eventually find their way into the shelter system.
LCFOA will continue to work hard in rescue to insure that as many animals as possible are rescued through either direct adoption, or placement into the foster care system before the clock stops ticking and their time is up. Please help us make a difference!
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July 11, 2015
Amanda A. asked:Anybody know of places in Oak Ridge or Oliver Springs to adopt a puppy/small dog other than The Oak Ridge Animal Shelter? We didn't find anything there.Tina L. replied:https://www.facebook.com/loudoncountyfriendsofanimals?fref=ts
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