RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TENN. – Get ready for a fun-filled evening of delicious food at the 2nd Annual Spay-Ghetti Dinner with "No Meat" Balls... That was Dawn Roberts, Executive Director of the Beesley Animal Clinic & Foundation, the organization that is putting the event together.
This special event, which is a fundraiser for the non-profit that does so much for the local animal population, will take place next Thursday, June 27th, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The event is in Goodness Gracious, located at 1430 Medical Center Parkway, Suite 1A (See above photo to catch a glimpse of their warm and inviting event space). Roberts said that she would prefer for guests to per-register this week...
Since the Beesley Animal Foundation opened the Beesley Animal Clinic in 1992, their veterinarians have performed well over 70,000 spay/neuter surgeries. The Beesley Animal Foundation, the nonprofit organization that operates the Beesley Animal Clinic, remains dedicated to decreasing the suffering caused by pet overpopulation in Rutherford County.
Spay-Ghetti, heading into year two, promises to be even more delightful and easier for Beesley supporters to enjoy, with staggered pick-up and dine-in reservation times to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all. While arrivals are staggered, guests are welcome to stay and enjoy the entire event. But again, reservations are encouraged, so make sure to secure your spot early!
You'll be able to choose your meal option, which will include the popular dine-in option or the to-go option for those busybodies! They are also offering a tasty vegetarian choice to choose from that features homemade marinara sauce from Goodness Gracious. The other option to pick is the delectable meat sauce dinner, available for both children and adults. Adult meals are priced at $20, while children 12 and under can enjoy their meals for just $10. And for those with furry friends, the restaurant's dog-friendly patio is the perfect place to dine with your canine companion during the upcoming event!
This upcoming Spay-Ghetti dimmer for the Beesley Animal Foundation is a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy great food, and support a worthy cause.
Remember, Goodness Gracious will provide the catering, ensuring a spectacular dining experience. AND ALL proceeds from the event will benefit the Beesley Animal Foundation, helping to fund their ongoing efforts to support animal welfare in the community.
JOIN-IN ON THE FUN: To be a part of this fantastic cause or for more details and to make your reservation, visit the Givebutter link: GiveButter.com/2024SpayGhetti Help make this year's Spay-Ghetti Dinner a night to remember by registering now!
ABOUT: In addition to the Beesley Animal Clinic, four other programs fall under the Beesley Animal Foundation (BAF) umbrella to support community pets and pet owners:
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Educate: Volunteers focus on educating the community about responsible pet care, including the importance of spay/neuter practices.
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Financial Assistance: This program offers financial assistance to under-served individuals, including low-income families, senior citizens, and those facing homelessness.
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Community Outreach: This team partners with various organizations in Rutherford and Cannon counties to distribute cat and dog food alongside human food drives.
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Oliver Pet Assistance Fund: Through this program, cat and dog owners in Rutherford and Cannon counties can ensure their animals receive assistance for urgent, non-emergent care, thanks to partnerships with local veterinarians.
The Beesley Animal Foundation's comprehensive approach ensures that pets and pet owners in the community receive the support and resources they need.
About the Beesley Animal Foundation - The Beesley Animal Foundation is dedicated to promoting animal welfare and supporting pet owners in the community. Their initiatives include spay and neuter programs, educational outreach, and providing resources to ensure the well-being of animals in Rutherford County.
Hear Our Interview: WGNS' Bryan Barrett talked to Dawn Roberts about the Beesley Animal Foundation this week. Hear that podcast HERE.
