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SBRET is excited and proud to announce that we are now a
WHO: past adopters and their petsRefreshments will be served for people and pets. We will have door prizes, "Ask-a-Vet" corner, a pet behaviorist, and other activities. Please RSVP by June 1 - contact Karen at 865-966-6597 or Tyrine at 865-426-3955. If you are a past adopter and have not received your invitation, please contact Karen or Tyrine.
Thanks for joining us at PetSmart on Morrell Rd. next to West Town Mall on Saturday, April 26 from 1 until 4 p.m. for our recent adoption event.
The Second Annual SBRET Garage Sale was a great success. April 19, 2008 started a little rainy, but we still had lots of shoppers. They had plenty to chose from since this year's sale was HUGE with lots of families donating items. Proceeds from the sale will go for vet bills for the many fragile puppymill dogs we've rescued recently. They required lots of medical care, TLC and time to heal before being ready to go to their forever homes. We are thrilled that all left over items were donated to another rescue group that is planning a garage sale in a few weeks. Donations needed: The support of local veterinarians is vital to any rescue group, and we are very fortunate to work with two clinics that offer us a discount on services; however, veterinary care for our foster dogs is still extremely expensive. Rarely does the adoption fee for a dog cover the expenses that have been incurred. If you are considering making a financial contribution to SBRET, any amount is welcome, or you might wish to make a specific donation to cover any of the following expenses: Donation Menu
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Keeping your pet indoors and under your control outdoors is
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Be prepared for the unfortunate accidents with skills learned at the Pet First Aid classes at the Knoxville American Red Cross. The $25 investment could save your pet's life! The American Red Cross pet first aid class gives cat and dog owners the skills necessary to tend to unexpected emergencies and to monitor their animals' health. The class allows pet owners to provide care until they can get their pet to a veterinarian.
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It's official - the invitations are in the mail to our 
