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Humane Educational Society
"Striving to improve the
lives of those who cannot speak for themselves"
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Celebrating 100 years of Service
See our Goals for our 100th anniversary!!
The Humane Educational Society began serving Hamilton County in 1907 and was
incorporated as a non-profit in 1910. By our official 100th year anniversary in
2010, the Humane Educational Society is planning to achieve these goals:
• “Get to Zero” and work with other shelters to
rescue TAT pets from death
• Complete renovations of our kennel and adoption center
• Be fully supported by private donors, grants and fund raisers
• Complete Humane Educational Center for Children and become a leader with
our new “kid kindness™” training and community outreach, partnering with
child abuse and woman abuse groups to stem violence in our community
What We Need
To End Euthanasia for Treatable, Adoptable and
Trainable Shelter Pets
| __$50 |
Caretaker: Helps to provide food, shelter
and love for an abandoned animal. |
| __$75 |
Problem-Solver: Spays or neuters one animal,
reducing the problem. This gives a pet a better chance to find a
loving home. |
| __$100 |
Rescuer: Buys medicine to test, vaccinate
and treat homeless animals, preventing the spread of diseases such
as rabies, heartworm, feline leukemia and feline AIDS. |
| __$250 |
EMT: Treats animals with illness or
injuries, saving their lives and enabling them to be adopted. (See
Boo’s before and after pictures on left side.) |
| __$500 |
Specialist: Saves many lives. A picture and
story about how your contribution helped our special animals will be
mailed to you. |
| __$1,000+ |
Chief of Staff: As a chief benefactor, you
will be invited on a personal tour of HES with our Executive
Director to see how YOUR contribution helps HES animals. |
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Giver: No gift is too small. Be an angel and
give whatever you can afford to help HES in “Getting to Zero™.” |
Help make Hamilton County a "No Kill
Zone"
Please donate below
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If you would like to make a one time monetary
donation, please click this button. Any amount sent, however,
small or large, will be used directly to "Get to Zero!" Thank
you for giving our animal friends a second chance! You
may also mail your contribution to The Humane Educational Society, 212
N. Highland Park Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37404 or call 423-624-5302 x
221 for further assistance. |
Back to "Getting to Zero™"
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212 N. Highland Park Ave., Chattanooga, TN 37404
| Phone: 423-624-5302 | Fax: 423-624-5017 |
Contact Us
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Copyright © 2004-2007 Humane Educational Society,
Chattanooga, TN
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