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Nashville Humane's frequently asked questions answered!
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Find the answer to your question here, among our frequently asked questions.

 

If you don’t find yours, don’t worry!  Just give us a call at (615) 352-1010.

 

  • What should I do if I have knowledge of an animal that is being abused or neglected?
  • Does NHA currently have space to take in an animal?
  • Does NHA offer low-cost spay and neuter services?
  • Does NHA have a waiting list for people looking for a certain breed of animal?
  • Does NHA euthanize animals?

What should I do if I have knowledge of an animal that is being abused or neglected?

 

Call the Metro Animal Care and Control immediately at 862-7928, 862-7929 or 862-7930.

Does NHA currently have space to take in an animal?

 

Due to the high volume of requests to bring animals to the shelter, we ask that appointments be made. Please call 615-354-6336 between 7:30 am and 4:30 pm to make an appointment.

Does NHA offer low-cost spay and neuter services?

 

Yes – we offer two spay/neuter options!

Those who qualify for the ROVER program can make an appointment for spay/neuter of their pets at a cost of $10.00.
Please call 615 352-4030 to make an appointment and visit the ROVER page for more details.

We also offer discounted spay and neuter certificates that are provided through Friends of Animals. The cost is as follows:

Male Dogs: $64.00
Female Dogs: $90.00
Male Cats: $51.00
Female Cats: $65.00

You may purchase these certificates at the shelter. We will provide you with a list of area veterinarians who participate in this program.

Does NHA have a waiting list for people looking for a certain breed of animal?

 

No, the volume of requests is such that we encourage people to call as often as they like to see what is currently available or check out our adoption pages for regular updates to our available animal lists:

Does NHA euthanize animals?

 

The Nashville Humane Association is a low-kill shelter. This means we do euthanize animals, but only if it is necessary due to illness or dangerous or aggressive behavior problems.  That said, in 2018 we had a 99% save rate, which was amazing, but may not be reasonable to expect as a year over year outcome. We are always working for the best goal possible, but we are realistic and pragmatic at the same time.

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