

"Jeremy" Young Neutered Male Shepherd, Labrador [Mix]	"Angel" Young Spayed Female

The shelter in Lebanon is open Mon. - Fri. , 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Cats are also available for adoption at the Petsmart in Mt. Juliet during store hours.
Adoptable dogs and puppies are also available at the Petsmart in Mt. Juliet Sundays from 1 - 4 p.m.

Special thanks to our photographers David Sarti and Lisa Watwood.

Bark in the Park 2008

Thank you for helping us raise over $26,000 for the homeless pets at the shelter! We had a fantastic time at Bark in the Park and hope you did too! Click here to see photos of the festivities.

Please help us continue to offer our life saving programs.

We need and appreciate your support. Click on the donate button below to make a donation today.

If you'd like to specifically donate to assist with vet bills and related costs during a disaster, click the donate button below.

Fix for Life is a spay/neuter clinic that will be dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation in Wilson and surrounding counties by providing high volume, high quality, low-cost sterilization services. Spay/Neuter services will be offered to shelters, rescue groups as well as the general public. We are planning to open in May of 2008. Our goal is to decrease the need for the surrender of unwanted animals to shelters as well as the euthanasia of healthy animals. Click here to visit the future home of the Fix for Life website and to sign up for email updates about the clinic.

The Humane Association of Wilson County is partnering with Snappy Auctions for an exciting & easy fund-raising campaign which will cost you no money!

Donate your stuff to have Snappy Auctions sell on ebay and designate HAWC to get the profits. Click here for more information >>

Download the latest issue of our newsletter Pawprints.

Click here to get the summer 2007 issue! (PDF)
Click here to get the spring 2007 issue! (PDF)

BEHAVIOR HELPLINE

Is your cat or dog misbehaving? Are you considering giving up your pet due to behavior problems? Tired of coming home to a scratched up sofa or a chewed shoe?

We can help. And it is FREE!
Call now!!!

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Humane Association of Wilson County A private, non-profit organization

Get Help Now Call: 615-866-7925

Click for information The Spay Station keeps on Rollin’
“Saving Lives Through Prevention”

Since April of 2000 the Spay Station has been on the road providing spay/neuter services to those who could not otherwise afford it. This program operates 100% on grants and private donations. The Spay Station has performed over
34,000 spay/neuter surgeries to date!

Click HERE for information on the Spay Station.

Do you have un-owned free roaming or feral (wild) cats on your property or in your neighborhood? A new program of the Humane Association is offering a non-lethal solution to controlling the population of these cats. Call 444-8299 for more information.
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Next clinic: April 27th at the Lebanon Fairgrounds

See our new Snip & Tip video here >>

Get your Kroger Cares Card!

Do you do your grocery shopping at Kroger? If so, you could help the homeless pets at the shelter every time you go Kroger-ing! It’s simple!

Email krogercares@hawconline.com to get your Kroger Cares card and help homeless pets every time you buy groceries.

Kind News - Adopt A Classroom

The Humane Association of Wilson County has provided every elementary school classroom in the Wilson County School District with Kind News for the last 5 school years and again for the 2008-2009 school year. Kind News is an award winning classroom newspaper that features articles, activities, puzzles and celebrity interviews that teach children the importance of treating people, animals and the environment with kindness and respect. Teaching children basic values with a focus on humaneness and conservation not only helps shape responsible citizens but is also one of the most far reaching ways we can help solve animal related problems in our community.

We want to provide this humane education tool again for the 2007-2008 school year and need your support. You can adopt a classroom for the entire school year for a mere $30 contribution. Each $30 contribution you make provides a teacher and students with Kind News, which includes 9 monthly issues, September through May. Each issue comes with a teachers guide and 32 copies of the newspaper.

Adopt a Classroom now by clicking on the donate button below.

Please help the environment and homeless animals by bringing us your aluminum cans. HAWC recycles all year long. The money raised from recycled cans goes directly back into operating the shelter. We also recycle newspaper, inkjet cartridges, toner, and cell phones.

For more information call 444-1144.
Please tell your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers to recycle their aluminum cans by bringing them to the Humane Association of Wilson County.

Click HERE for the News Channel 5 Pet of the Month!

The Humane Association
now features pets on

We are located on Jim Draper Blvd., just off Baddour Parkway. Our shelter is directly behind Pro Bowl West. Click here to get a map to HAWC!

Humane Association Of Wilson County
P O Box 247
Lebanon, TN 37088-0247
(615) 444-1144
Fax (615) 444-4997

HOURS:
Monday - Friday: 11am - 6pm
Saturday: 10am - 5pm
OR visit the Luv-A-Pet center at in Mt. Juliet to see some of our fabulous felines available for adoption during business hours. Dogs can be seen for adoption at the Petsmart in Mt. Juliet on Sundays 1-4pm!

President: Melissa Richards
Past President: Sara Felmlee

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Bark in the Park 2008

Please help us continue to offer our life saving programs.

Download the latest issue of our newsletter Pawprints.

BEHAVIOR HELPLINE

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