Preventing All Unwanted Litters
We are now back to our regular schedule: Open from 9:00 - 1:00 each day to schedule appointments and from 7:00 - 5:00 on surgery days. Surgery days varyfrom month to month. We have fixed 21,461 pets as of 4-29-26.
Email: Pauls Clinic, Inc. Phone:931-668-2702 Website: Paulsclinicinc.com Pauls Clinic, Inc. Receives $10,000 from Animal Welfare Fund at Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee McMinnville, Tenn. 6-1-26 —Pauls Clinic, Inc. has received a $10,000 Animal Welfare grant from Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee to support our efforts to prevent all unwanted litters. The grant will help Pauls Clinic continue its work to subsidize the cost of pet sterilization, with a focus on pets residing in low-income households. Support from CFMT will allow the organization to meet increased demand and strengthen our program by serving more animals and supporting pet owners. across Warren, White, Van Buren, DeKalb, Coffee and Cannon counties. “Community needs are changing quickly, and this grant gives us the flexibility to respond with care and purpose,” said Villa Mitchell, executive director of Pauls Clinic, Inc. “We’re grateful for CFMT’s partnership as we continue working to Prevent All Unwanted Litters in Middle Tennessee.” Pauls Clinic, Inc. is a nonprofit spay/neuter clinic located in Warren County. We serve five surrounding counties as well as Warren. Our goal is to lower shelter intake by subsidizing the cost of surgery allowing low-income individuals to have their pets sterilized. We also advocate for the 3-year vaccination protocol and offer help with general pet wellness. Animal Welfare grants support organizations working to ensure animals and wildlife receive the care and resources they need. Funding priorities include expanding access to free or low-cost spay and neuter services, helping families keep pets in their homes, supporting safe homes for pets awaiting adoption, promoting humane education, rescuing injured animals and supporting therapeutic services involving animals. For more information about Pauls Clinic, Inc. and its work, visit Paulsclinicinc.com.
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT) brings people, ideas, and funding together to help communities thrive. Through strategic grantmaking, civic leadership, and tools for long-term giving, CFMT partners with donors and organizations to create lasting impact across the 40 counties of Middle Tennessee. Learn more at cfmt.org. |
We want to thank the Lisa Ross Parker Foundation for making it possible for us to purchase extra animal restraint cages. This will make it so much easier to handle semi-feral or feral cats. We appreciate their continued support of our efforts to prevent all unwanted litters. |
