Humane Society of East Tennessee

Humane Society of East Tennessee

Rockford, TN

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The Humane Society of East Tennessee is a non-profit, no-kill animal welfare organization dedicated to helping companion animals find permanent homes. Serving Maryville, Rockford, and surrounding East Tennessee communities, they rescue cats and dogs from municipal shelters that euthanize and accept surrenders from the general public. Through responsible adoption and community education, they work actively to strengthen the human-animal bond and eliminate animal cruelty and neglect.

Areas served Maryville, Rockford, and East Tennessee

Humane Society of East Tennessee serves Maryville, Rockford, and East Tennessee.

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Does the Humane Society of East Tennessee rescue and adopt out cats?

Yes, they rescue both cats and dogs (as well as other animals) from local municipal shelters that euthanize, in addition to accepting animals from the general public.

Is the Humane Society of East Tennessee a no-kill organization?

Yes, they operate as a non-profit, no-kill rescue group based in East Tennessee.

What is the mission of the Humane Society of East Tennessee?

Their mission is to promote animal welfare, strengthen the human-animal bond, further responsible adoption and ownership through public awareness, and actively eliminate animal neglect and cruelty.

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The organization accepts animals, including cats and dogs, from the general public as well as local municipal shelters.

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