Rescue and Pet Assistance

Rescue or Foster Help

Precious Friends (puppiesonly)                 931-551-4407

Love @ 1^st Sight(puppy & kitten only)       615-297-2464

Happy Tales                                               615-791-0827

Freedom Farm                                           615-664-2380

Sara Byster (cats only)                              901-826-2868

Nashville Cat Rescue                                 615-545-8809

New Leash on Life                                     615-444-1144

Agape Animal Rescue                                info@agaperescue.org

Old English Sheepdog Rescue                  615-325-3669

Humane Alliance                                        615-907-7092

Old Friends Senior DogSanctuary             old.friends.senior.dogs@gmail.com

Hairry Moose                                             615-230-9419

Safe Place for Animals                              615-451-7342

Legend Acres Charities                            931-232-6044

Humane Societies

Sumner County                                           615-822-0061

Nashville                                                     615-352-4030

Animal Control

Davidson County                                         615-862-7928

Robertson County                                       615-384-9289

Sumner County                                           615-452-2400

  

Listing Lost & Found Pets and Adoptable Pets

www.petfinder.com                 www.nashvillepetfinders.com

www.fidofinder.com                www.lostmydoggie.com 

www.adoptapet.com

Wildlife Rescue

Waldon’s Puddle                                         615-299-9938

Wildlife Rescue & Rehab                             615-758-5231

www.wildlifeinternational.org

Non-Profit Financial Assistance Groups

Lovies Legacy                                             615-383-0074(oronline)
Red Rover (contact onlineonly)                   www.redrover.org/grants
Buddy Care Foundation (onlineonly)           www.buddycare.org
Brown Dog Foundation(catsalso)                www.browndogfoundation.org
Animal Care For Artisits                               www.animalcareforartists.org 
Middle Tennessee Pet FoodBank                midtnpetfoodbank@gmail.com
IMOM, Inc.                                                    www.IMOM.org
The Pet Fund                                               www.thepetfund.com,
                                                                     916-443-6007
Feline Veterinary EmergencyAssistance      www.fveap.org
Cats in Crisis                                               www.catsincrisis.org
Canine Cancer Awareness                          www.caninecancerawarness.org
Cody’s Club (radiationtreatments)               www.doggiedog.com
Diabetic Pets Fund                                      www,petdiabetes.net
The Mosby Foundation                               www.themosbyfoundation.org
Magic Bullet Fund (cancer)                         www.themagicbulletfund.org
The Veterinary Care Foundation                www.vetcarefoundation.org


PetResQ911.org –differenttypes of assistance

This list is for those looking for assistance to care for their pets and is not a complete or inclusive list but is a list of Organizations that have a working relationship with White House Animal Hospital and can be found on the White House Animal Hospital Facebook page under notes: https://www.facebook.com/notes/white-house-animal-hospital/rescue-or-foster-help/10153715930396934

Kristi May, MS, CVPM, LVMT, AHT, BS, ABCDT 

White House Animal Hospital 615-672-0357
https://www.facebook.com/pethospital/

Leave no stone unturned: Schedule your pet’s yearly checkup to ensure their kidney and urinary health

Leave no stone un-turned:

Schedule your pet’s yearly checkup to

ensure their kidney and urinary health

Did you know 75% of your pet’s kidney function is gone before you see signs of serious illness? That means your pet may have kidney disease and you may not even know it.

This month we want to focus on your pet’s kidney and urinary tract health because this is an area of veterinary medicine (and human medicine too) where preventive healthcare can make a big difference! A routine blood and urine test can clue us into the status of your pet’s kidney and urinary system. It’s that simple.

When we talk about chronic kidney disease, it’s a very common disorder in cats, especially those that are older than age 5. Renal (kidney) insufficiency or renal failure occurs when the kidneys are no longer able to do their appointed job--to remove waste products from the blood.

Renal failure is not the same as not being able to produce urine. In fact, most cats with renal failure make lots of urine in an attempt to remove the waste products that collect in the blood. The kidneys are failing but the cat makes a huge volume of urine... this can be confusing to pet owners!

Let’s switch gears and talk about urinary stones. Dogs or cats with very small stones in the urinary system do not usually have any signs. They look and act the same as usual. However, if these stones become larger, and are not detected and monitored, they can move into other areas of the urinary system that may cause obstruction. Obstruction is an emergency that puts your pet’s health at serious risk.

The best way to keep your pet’s kidney and urinary tract health in tiptop shape is through preventive healthcare. Schedule your pet’s yearly checkup today so we can examine your pet from nose to tail, run any tests if needed and discuss all the concerns you may have.

Pictured are several types of bladder stones that have been removed from pets at White House Animal Hospital.  Have your pet checked today!  Did you know that many of theses stones could have been prevented by diet?  Ask your favorite Veterinarian about your pets diet today!

We care about your pet visit our Website and Schedule your pets appointment online today at http://www.whitehousevet.com/contactus.html

We promise, we will leave no stone unturned.

Kristi May, MS, CVPM, LVMT, AHT, BS, ABCDT 

White House Animal Hospital 615-672-0357

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