KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – We found the cutest addition to your home.

The Humane Society of Tennessee Valley brought in eleven month old Sherman who is ready for his forever home.

He is the last puppy from his brothers and sisters, as well as being the last puppy up for adoption at the Humane Society. This little guy is a feisty one and truly lives up to the mischievous behavior a puppy has.

The Humane Society of Tennessee Valley is gearing up for their annual Paws for a Cause event. On Saturday, April 30 Caden Farms Dog Park will be hosting a fundraiser to benefit pets and the people who love them.

For more information on Sherman and their latest events, visit their website.

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – Looking for a new best friend?

The Humane Society of Tennessee Valley brought in their newest addition.

Only eleven weeks old, Shelby is full of personality, energy, and love.

The HSTV is gearing up for their annual event “Paws For a Cause” that will all go back to benefit the animals and their owners of East Tennessee. On Saturday, April 30 get ready to spend the day in Clinton at Carden Farms Dog Park where local vendors, food trucks, K9 demonstrations, and more will be taking place.

For more information on Shelby and how you can adopt her, visit their website or give them a call at (865) 573-9675.

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B97.5 – Ingles Markets presents Wet Nose Wednesday on B97.5

Listen to B97.5 each Wednesday afternoon between 3p & 6p as we feature a furry friend
waiting on adoption from an area shelter.

We’ll focus on a single shelter each month and then award the shelter with a $100 Ingles gift card.

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – Aspen is a one year old cat that lives to snuggle in laps and is our Pet of the Week. The Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley needs your help to care for pets like Aspen.

By now we all know that you can help the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley by adopting a pet to give it a furever home. But sometimes, circumstances do not allow for you to bring one of these sweet little ones home so what is an animal lover to do?

Well at the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley there are many opportunities for you to help where and when you can from baby animal bottle feeding to dog walkers. By visiting this link for the volunteer programs you can learn more about volunteering, fostering, and the many ways that you can help out around the facility. If you would like to foster pets in need simply fill out this form and a staff member will contact you.

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