Shelters continue to be filled to capacity which means the need for transport and low cost spay/neuter services is at an all time high.
#acasaforCASA
C.A.S.A. has transported over 6,500 animals out of Tennesee in just 2 years. We have performed over 2,700 surgeries for local rescues and shelters combatting the overpopulation issue at its source. The need for a larger space is not only critical to our operation, but essential for the underserved communities we assist across Tennessee.
Our reach:
-32 counties in Tennessee
-17 shelters/rescues using the clinic for surgery
-2-3 transports per week with an average of 30-50 animals
-Current mentor organization for Best Friends Shelter Collaborative
A word from Community Animal Rescue Effort:
As a partner rescue organization that works with CASA, Community Animal Rescue Effort (CARE) is eternally grateful for all of CASA’s incredible work. CARE has worked with CASA to bring thousands of adoptable animals to our volunteer and foster-based animal rescue over the years and we are thrilled for CASA’s strategic initiatives squarely focused on scaling operations to help more animals in need. CASA is an organization that understands and tackles the true root causes of animal overpopulation in struggling animal shelters. CASA’s team of volunteers demonstrate the amazing power of passion coupled with grassroot efforts and grit to deliver real and long-term solutions. On behalf of the thousands of animals that CARE has taken in through CASA transports, our foster volunteers and board members, and the families who have adopted and love their rescued furry family members, CARE is forever thankful for the amazing hearts and spirit of everyone with CASA and the life-saving work CASA performs.”
– Lia Elliott, Treasurer/Board Member of Community Animal Rescue Effort (Columbus, Indiana)
