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After the tornado came through Ringgold on April 27, 2011 – CCAC set up a donation center for furry victims of the storms at K-9 Tub Time. The Catoosa Life Magazine heard about our efforts to help, and ran an article on us.  Click here to read the story! |
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CCAC set up at the 90-mile Dixie Hwy Yard Sale in June 2011 in hopes to raise some money for our spay/neuter program. News Channel 3 stopped by and interviewed CCAC. Click here for the story! |
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Jayden DeBerry helped his grandmother, Sara DeBerry (President of CCAC), with an adoption day @ PetSmart. They took 2 kittens and 2 pups. One kitten was adopted, and had some potential adopters for the others. It was a good day of making contacts. They gave out one spay certificate for a dog that a couple had rescued along with her pups. |
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CCAC was featured in the Catoosa Weekly paper distributed by the Chattanooga Times Free Press. Click here to read the story!
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CCAC, Inc. was awarded a $2,925 grant from the Greg Biffle Foundation thanks to Ringgold Telephone Co. and Paradyne Consulting Works, who wrote the grant application on the groups’ behalf. The foundation was formed to create awareness and serve as an advocate to improve the well-being of animals. Pictured from left are: Celeste Bandy Weaver of RTC, Bob Kilgore and Jennifer Bell of CCAC, Inc., and Donna Jackson of Paradyne. |
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Presentation to Catoosa County Firefighters in appreciation for their efforts to rescue a kitten trapped in a storm drain. |
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Sharon Narey speaks to the Ringgold Middle School 7th grade leadership class. Donna Grahm is the class sponsor |
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The RMS class presented $800 they had raised for CCAC |
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Sharon Narey with her dog Kati @ Boynton Elementary presenting the ABC’s of Pet Parenting program to several classes grades 1-3. |
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Sharon and Kati presenting a pet care class to the 4th graders @ Westside Elementary. |
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Sharon presenting a pet care program along with her dog Kati to the Dalton First Presbyterian pre-school class. |
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CCAC, Inc. presented Noah Thornton (student @ Woodstation) with a Certificate of Apprection for his dedication the summer of 2008 in walking one of the group’s rescues, Cocoa, on a weekly basis. She is currently being boarded until finding her forever home. Noah loves animals, and this contribution of showing compassion to a homeless pet is greatly appreciated. In addition to giving Cocoa exercise, the contact benefits her socialization. THANKS NOAH! |