Animal Rescue Assistance Team Tennessee

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Animal Rescue Assistance Team Tennessee A 501(c) (3) corp, Animal Rescue Assistance Team Tennessee facilitates and assists any entity for r We are a registered TN NonProfit and have our 501(c)3.

A small group of dedicated animal lovers who assist community, shelters and rescues in Middle TN area, focusing on Marshall County, Tennessee We started in Lewisburg, showing them that zero euthanasia could be the norm. Our Board members are Teri Cox, Kelly Primm Dalton, David Thibodeaux and Barbara Kennedy.

10/15/2026

AMAZing group!!!

I received this Text from Deputy Burgess about the dog named Bradford, aka Max. HUGE THANK YOU TO Deputy Burgess and The...
10/15/2026

I received this Text from Deputy Burgess about the dog named Bradford, aka Max.

HUGE THANK YOU TO Deputy Burgess and The Marshall County Sheriff's Department, and everyone who gave them information to make this happen!

IT MATTERS!! ****💪🏼👏🏼❤️👆🏼🤟🏼

He will be coming home to our foster holding until he finds placement.


Meredith-Warner Animal Clinic

‼️STRAY DOG ALERT ‼️Lewisburg, Marshall County, TNThis dog was found in the middle of Wallace Thompson Rd just west of t...
10/12/2026

‼️STRAY DOG ALERT ‼️

Lewisburg, Marshall County, TN

This dog was found in the middle of Wallace Thompson Rd just west of the intersection with Bethbieri Rd. He is intact, very dirty, very thin and covered in fleas.

He is traveling with no microchip and no collar.

If you recognize, please reach out to us here, by phone 931-698-9991 or by email [email protected]

Thank you!

UPDATE!!!The Deputy texted me and said subject has been charged and arrested for this. Thank you Deputy Burgess and The ...
10/10/2026

UPDATE!!!
The Deputy texted me and said subject has been charged and arrested for this.

Thank you Deputy Burgess and The Marshall County Sheriff's Department. IT MATTERS!!

*****UPDATE : Bradford, our newest emergency guest, is doing good considering what he has been through.. He is eating, and going potty. We will update more tomorrow.******

HUGE shout out to our village in this county who steps up for a phone call.

We got a call from Julia Batte at Dispatch that there was an emergency in Petersburg with a dog that someone saw being dumped. Deputy Burgess was with it. Immediate help was needed. Shelley Lawrence contacted me and we discussed next steps, as we could not say no. There is no known Animal Control for the county right now except the Deputies who respond to emergent calls. The dog was bleeding and had a wire muzzle on. So, Shelley and I got on the phone and started making calls. Deputy Burgess got the bleeding slowed down by wrapping the dogs neck. Laura Rowland, who works at Meredith-Warner Animal Clinic, went out to evaluate this dog for us, and help us, as we are both out of the county right now. She said the dog has a possible gunshot wound and has a wire muzzle placed so it could not eat.

Thanks to her, our new charge is at the vet's office now and will get medication and be seen by the vet ASAP.

I am going to put pictures in the comments so you can see what we know now. After the vet examines this dog we will be able to send that Information to the Deputy so he can add it to the report. If you recognize this dog, please call the Marshall County Sheriff's Department at 931-359-7215, and let Deputy Burgess know. I pray that the person who did this will be caught and prosecuted. 😥😥

If you want to donate to help us pay this unexpected vet bill and be able to help others for a phone call, please contact Meredith Warner Animal Clinic and pay on the bill, or PayPal [email protected].

God Bless every one of you all that step up for a phone call from us. We absolutely can't do this without our community.

I am so grateful. We are all so very grateful. Thank you so much.

Thank you to Taylor Clune for putting the wheels in motion. God bless you for contacting everyone you could. All of y'all are angels.

This is little Rufus when we first got him a week or so ago and after we had all those nasty mats removed. Rufus came to...
10/06/2026

This is little Rufus when we first got him a week or so ago and after we had all those nasty mats removed. Rufus came to us through the shelter. He had been thrown out of a motor vehicle and needed to be checked out, so they called us. He was happy, barking, and acting pretty normal - although he was covered in fleas. so matted it was pitiful, and the vet didn't note anything suspicious that would say he was hurt badly, but we were to keep an eye on him.. After a day, Shelley noticed a little bit of a shaking on his lip and a slight head tilt. The vet gave him some pain and anti-inflammatory medicine. Then I noticed he was walking in circles yesterday with the rest going on. We believe these are signs he may have a Neuro issue greater that what we initially thought. So, he is headed back up to the vet this morning so they can observe his behavior, check him out further and give us some answers.

Please pray for him.

If you want to help with his vet bill you can call Meredith-Warner Animal Clinic - we have a link to their number on the call now button, or PayPal [email protected]. You can also go to our website and donate there.
www.animalrescueassistanceteamtennessee.org

10/03/2026

SeveralMarshall County dogs in here
What an amazing group that guards our geezers!!! ;)

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Verona Caney
Lewisburg, TN

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