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Wally's Friends™ |
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Wally’s Friends is the FIRST of
its kind in the Chattanooga
area! The stand alone clinic
is devoted solely to high
quality, high volume, low-cost
spay/neuter for dogs and cats.
High volume sterilization must
be compulsory as a community
response to pet overpopulation!
Wally's Friends™ now serves
Chattanooga, Hamilton County and
the surrounding rural counties,
including Georgia and Alabama. |
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Ralphie
Needs Your Help! |
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Read more
about how to help little Ralphie help
his friends!
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Donate! |
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We accept donations online
as well as our P.O. Box 16100, Chattanooga, TN 37416.
Please
email us and we'll notify you of
upcoming events and activities.
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Layla's Litter Patrol |
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Layla's on patrol to get those litters under control!
Hi kids ... Layla here! I
found my way to Wally's Friends after being banished to live under a bush when
 my human passed away! The relatives didn't think much of me, so I found myself
in a horrible situation. Believe me after having so many litters of puppies
myself and never knowing what happened to them, I am ready to take on this job
for Wally's! If you have a litter of pups or kittens call me at the clinic and
we will fix them under my special funding! If you can
donate
to my Litter Patrol
Campaign let my humans know via Pay Pal or phone! Spay/Neuter! Mainstream
thinking!
Your pal, Layla
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Friends Need Homes! |
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Yep, that's right!
Wally's Friends could not
abandon those who came from extremely neglectful
conditions. So what did we
do? We arranged for them
to stay with us until we find
just the right people to love
and pamper them.
Look
to see who is waiting for a
forever home! If
you are interested in adopting
one of our friends, please
contact us at 423-877-9966.
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Thank You! |
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Wally's Friends wants to thank
everyone for the many donations and all
the volunteers who are offering
assistance to Wally's Friends!
Thanks to generous donations,
Wally's Friends has already
assisted many heartworm
positive dogs that are now
healthy and on prevention for
heartworm disease!
(See some that have been helped
here.)
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