In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Young-Williams Animal Center has been pivotal in aiding affected communities and their pets. Our CEO, Janet Testerman, emphasizes our dedication: “Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who lost their homes, loved ones, and pets.” Collaborative Efforts We have collaborated with Bissell Pet Foundation, Little Traverse Bay Humane Society in Michigan, and Race … Read More
En Young-Williams Animal Center, entendemos que su mascota es un miembro muy querido de su familia. Perderla puede ser increíblemente angustiante, pero hay una forma práctica de aumentar las posibilidades de hallarla rápidamente – implantarle un microchip. ¡Siga leyendo para saber cómo este pequeño chip puede marcar una gran diferencia en la seguridad de su mascota! Para programar una cita, … Read More
As pet parents, we owe it to our furry family members to keep them safe and healthy. Heartworm disease can be extremely dangerous for pets and is especially common in areas with warm climates such as Tennessee (home of Young-Williams Animal Center). This blog post is intended to educate you on the risks heartworms present, as well as how best … Read More
At Young-Williams Animal Center, our mission is to lead the community to end pet homelessness, promote animal welfare and enhance the human-animal bond. One of the most important ways we achieve this is through our dedicated foster program. Fostering pets not only provides temporary homes for animals in need but also offers numerous benefits to both the animals and their … Read More
As the confetti settles and we step paw-first into the new year, it’s time to turn our attention to our canine companions. January isn’t just the start of fresh beginnings and new resolutions, it’s also Train Your Dog Month! So, pack away your party hats, grab your treats, and let’s go! Here are the top 5 essential commands every … Read More
As we tiptoe into a fresh year, it’s not just us humans who can embrace new beginnings. Our adorable companions could also enjoy some fun, new habits. So, let’s dive into the top 5 New Year’s resolutions for pets: 1. Regular Exercise Just as we might aim to hit the gym more often, our pets can also benefit from regular … Read More
Give the gift of hope to a pet in need this holiday season! We’re thrilled to announce the ‘Presents for Pets’ holiday toy drive, from November 1 – December 20. This is your opportunity to share some holiday magic with deserving pets in need – because every pet deserves a hopeful holiday season! 🐶Presents our dogs are pawing at… – … Read More
As a pet parent, it is our responsibility to keep our furry companions safe during emergencies. Disasters like tornados, wildfires, and floods can happen any time. Although it is an uncomfortable topic, it is essential to make a plan and prepare for the worst-case scenario. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), pet owners should prepare an emergency kit … Read More
There’s nothing more heart-wrenching than losing a pet, and it’s a sad reality that pets do get lost quite frequently. While taking precautions and keeping them on-leash certainly helps, it does not ensure that your pet will never venture out and get lost. But there is hope: the solution is in checking your pet’s microchip regularly, and what better day … Read More
We all love our pets and consider them an integral part of our family. They bring us joy, companionship, and unconditional love. So, naturally, their safety is a priority for us. One essential aspect of pet safety that often gets overlooked is fire safety. It’s crucial to have a plan in place to protect our furry friends from potential fire … Read More
