Updated: 26 January, 2010
The Humane Society of Putnam County, Inc. is now able to accept your tax-deductible donation online through a partnership with GivingMatters.com.
We thank you for your generous contribution to the HSPC!
Play to hear a word from Shaw Grigsby from
Sign donated by Bilbrey Signs Inc.
The Humane Society of Putnam County Spay/ Neuter Clinic serves the fourteen county Upper Cumberland region. The clinic is located at 2435 Fisk Road in Cookeville.
HSPC, Inc.
PO Box 995
Cookeville, TN 38503
Listen to The Lynn Morris Band with Tom T. Hall sing"Spay Your Pet".
It's a catchy tune with a great message! Visit their site.
The Humane Society of Putnam County, Inc. was formed in June, 1979 (as the Putnam County Humane Society).
Spay/Neuter Clinic
931-372-2728
866-983-7729
Tuesday-Friday
for an appointment.
Prices
Surgery
Female Dogs $65
Male Dogs $55
Female Cats $55
Male Cats $40
Vaccines $8 each and only
given at time of surgery.
We REALLY Need Newspaper!!!
Governing documents, past years' 990s and budgets are
available at www.givingmatters.com
Notice:
More party pictures coming soon
Take a virtual tour of our clinic. Click here
Don't let transportation issues keep you from getting your pet fixed!
We now have the ability to help with transportation for families or neighborhoods with multiple animals.
Transportation
Issues?
The Clinic's New Van
Tickets available at the door or in advance at the HSPC clinic, Exotic Tropicals,
or from any board member.
Tickets will be honored until March 31 for
a spaghetti dinner at Fazoli’s.
The Spay Day Online Pet Photo Contest, presented by VISA and Zazzle, is now open, and Humane Society of Putnam County, Inc. is listed as one of the organizations contest entrants can choose to receive the donations from their photo's votes!
Is Your Pet the Cutest?
Does your pet have what it takes to win this year’s Spay Day Online Pet Photo Contest, presented by VISA and Zazzle? Enter now to find out!
1)Enter a photo of your pet at www.humanesociety.org/photocontest and choose Humane Society of Putnam County, Inc. as the organization to benefit.
2) Ask everyone you know to vote for your pet.
Each vote your pet receives translates into a $1 donation to our organization, to help us spay or neuter even more pets after Spay Day (February 23, 2010) is over.
The earlier you and your supporters enter, the more time you'll have to get votes -- upload a photo of your pet now to get started!
Gus, who's cared for by Lanmana of Spirit Lake, Idaho was one of last year's winners.
