Woodland MS Pet Adoption Day!

WMS OPERATION OUTREACH PROGRAM

Williamson County Animal Shelter & Adopt-A-Pet Program


Woodland Middle School Operation Outreach will once again help Williamson County Animal Shelter this spring! They will be collecting much needed items to help the shelter save more animals and find good homes for as many of them as possible. From bags of dog food and litter to toys and blankets, these donations will greatly reduce the shelter's need to purchase supplies and will be greatly appreciated. The goal is to have each student bring in at least one item, no matter how big or how small! The wish list below will give you an idea of what the shelter can really use right now. Donations should be placed outside the school's front office.



Woodland Middle School will also have their very own Pet Adoption Day on Saturday, April 24th from 10-2. This is where families will get the opportunity to see and adopt a pet from the Williamson County Animal Shelter here at Woodland! If you are thinking about getting a pet, please mark your calendars! If you cannot wait that long, please consider pet adoption---there are so many great pets that have been affected by the economy.

You can see the shelter’s current list of pets at http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/TN75.html.

Williamson County Animal Shelter Wish List:

DRY DOG AND CAT FOOD/CANNED DOG AND CAT FOOD

PUPPY MILK AND KITTEN MILK (DRY PREFERRED)

DOG AND CAT TREATS

CAT LITTER (pine or scoopable)

ANY TYPE TOYS FOR DOGS AND CATS

PING PONG BALLS FOR CATS

OLD RUGS, OLD TOWELS, AND BLANKETS

TOILET SEAT COVERS (cats love TO LAY ON THEM IN THEIR CAGES!)

AUDIO C.D.’S (Classical, soft rock, etc.)

ANIMAL POSTERS TO DECORATE THE ANIMAL KENNELS

GALLON SIZE ZIP LOCK BAGS TO PACKAGE FOOD (for “PAWS ON WHEELS” program)

New Family Member

We recently added a new member to the Davis family. The day before she was probably going to be put to sleep, we were lucky enough to grant a "Stay of Execution" for Gracie, our new Beagle mix!

Gracie was dropped off at the Rutherford County Animal Shelter by her previous owner "because of another pet". We can't imagine how anyone could give up such a sweet loving girl who fit right in to our "pack" here at the farm. She was already leash and house trained, and loves to snuggle on the couch, in the chair and in bed with whomever is willing to let her jump up. She reminds us every day how grateful she is to be part of our family with lots of kisses, tail wagging and looks of adoration.

Adopting is absolutely the very best way to add a new pet to your family. We found Gracie on PetHarbor.Com http://petharbor.com/

Isn't she cute?