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Topic: Clarksville Humane Society
Officer Reed worked non-stop to create a search warrant, which was approved by ADA Brollier on the morning of March 15th, 2014, then presented to Judge Shelton at his home around 9:30am. ADA Brollier also approved an additional warrant for Aggravated Animal Cruelty.
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Santa Paws Portraits and Holiday Market at the Clarksville Humane Society this Saturday, December 8th
An on-site professional photography experience will be provided by Tina Hartman with Picture Your Photo Photography & Art and her team of elves, including Clarksville’s most excellent Santa George!
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Belk Charity Sale at Governor’s Square MallFree Belk gift cards up to $1,000 to first 100 customers.
Purchase your ticket(s) in advance to ensure the Clarksville Humane Society keeps 100% of your ticket sale(s). Tickets sold at the door will be divided equally among all participating charities. Belk Ticket(s) – Buy Now or for more purchase options, click here. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Events | No Comments
Clarksville Downtown Market Saturday June 19th
This week the featured guest will be Summer Fun Horse Camp of Clarksville. Their camps are designed for those young ones that do not get a chance to have hands on experience with horses as well as children that have horses and want to learn more. The kids get a chance to learn about horses while learning about care and safety. Each day is packed full of outdoor activities that provide interaction with the other campers and with the horses. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Events | No Comments
Animal rescue: New pure bred pinscher now part of the family
I haven’t had a dog in a long time. She is already part of the family. It only took two minutes for her to know she is lower in the pecking order than our 10-year-old cat Rose, but they’re starting to get along. Someone abandoned or ‘dropped’ Sophie out in the country, despite her being a pure bred miniature pinscher. Most dogs left this way die from starvation. Bob and Christine operate Jack’s Place and are at their maximum capacity with adoptable dogs and cats. If you have room in your home and heart and would like a dog or cat, try petfinder.com before you purchase a pet. Ninety percent of pets taken to animal shelters are euthanized; there are just too many of them. The kindest thing you can do for all dogs and cats is to have yours spayed or neutered. According to the Clarksville Humane Society, Clarksville kills over 90 animals a week because of over-population. Sections: Opinion | No Comments
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