TN Death Row Dogs
Our mission at Tennessee Death Row Dogs is to promote the adoption of animals, network and rescue dogs that are scheduled for euthanasia and educate the public about the importance of spay/neuter in reducing the number of homeless animals.
Checking in on Browning
Last month, we received a plea for help for Browning, a very young puppy with a severe case of mange. Clearly in his condition, he didn't have people lining up to adopt him and needed immediate medical care. A kind soul offered to foster him and we took him into our rescue. Since then, his foster mom has made sure he made it to all of his vet appointments and followed his treatment instructions closely.
Today, Browning made it to his first adoption event and he looks like a totally different puppy! He was spunky, playful and met a lot of admirers. We wanted to share a before and after photo of his amazing progress! Browning will soon be ready for his forever home and those looking to adopt him can fill out an adoption application via this link.
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Browning in the shelter on October 9th (left), and November 22nd at his first adoption event (right).
Today, Browning made it to his first adoption event and he looks like a totally different puppy! He was spunky, playful and met a lot of admirers. We wanted to share a before and after photo of his amazing progress! Browning will soon be ready for his forever home and those looking to adopt him can fill out an adoption application via this link.
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Browning in the shelter on October 9th (left), and November 22nd at his first adoption event (right).Stay Informed
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