(MURFREESBORO) 2023 proved to be a "tail wagging year" for the Beesley Animal Foundation.
In the numerous broadcasts with Bryan Barrett on Rutherford Issues, Beesley representatives said, “We find ourselves reflecting on the countless lives we've touched, the tails we've wagged, and the purrs we've heard. With your unwavering support, we've achieved so much, but our mission is far from over.”
Can you imagine that over the past 12-months, Beesley Animal Foundation:
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Beesley Animal Foundation plans an Outreach Pet Food Distribution on Friday, December, 9th from 10am-noon at the Beesley Animal Foundation. In addition to Beesley’s regular Outreach Program, they will be holding this Pet Food Distribution thanks to a grant from Purple Paws and other individual donations.
Beesley’s drive-thru distribution will take place at Beesley Animal Foundation (2215 Keeneland Commercial Blvd, Murfreesboro) on Friday, December 9th, from 10am-noon .
The Beesley Animal Clinic is honoring those who serve or have served in the military Thursday by giving away free microchipping for dogs and cats. This will take place at their Keeneland Commercial Boulevard location from 8AM until 12:30pm and again from 1:30-4:30pm. Executive Director Dawn Roberts says it will all be done curbside:Again - bring your military ID for the free dog and cat microchipping event Thursday at Beesley Animal Clinic. .
Canine flu is on the rise in Tennessee. The illness is very contagious and could even be deadly.
Dawn Roberts, executive director of the Beesley Animal Foundation & Clinic, tells NewsRadio WGNS dogs don't have immunity to canine flu:
Roberts says any dog is at risk for contracting canine flu:
Roberts recommends avoiding dog parks and boarding facilities if your dog hasn't been vaccinated. .
Beesley Animal Foundation Executive Director Passes Away Jun 03, 2021 at 11:15 am by WGNS
Long time Beesley Animal Foundation Executive Director Amanda Oliver has passed away.
The foundation oversees the Beesley Animal Clinic, which first opened in Murfreesboro in 1992. The non-profit is primarily a spay neuter clinic that is dedicated to decreasing the suffering caused by pet overpopulation.
Oliver has led the Beesley Animal Foundation since 2003.
WGNS will have more information on funeral arrangements in the near future.