DuVita, LLC is headquartered in Brentwood, TN, right outside of Nashville, where the area recently experienced devastating flood damage that left countless Tennessee families in need of aide.As a company and a family, DuVita is in a position to help, including Marley, the pet of DuVita founders, Amber McAdams and Nelson Crowe. Marley is referred to as “The DuVita Dog” around DuVita’s corporate office.
Marley, DuVita’s Director of Pet Services, recently read an article in The Tennessean about displaced dogs and cats that inspired her to reach out a paw to help. One quote in particular stood out, bringing tears to her sad puppy-dog eyes, “Hundreds of animals — like humans — have been displaced because of the flood. It's difficult to track exactly how many, but shelters and humane agencies across Middle Tennessee say they're being overrun.”
Marley is sad because she desperately wants to help her fellow four legged friends in need. There were so many pets devastated by the recent floods in Nashville, that Marley needs your help to make a donation to the Nashville Humane Association.
The DuVita Dog, Marley, is making a corporate donation to the Nashville Humane Association, and in addition we are reaching out to our DuVita family all across the United States for help and assistance in this time of need. Donations can be in the form of gift cards, or other items listed below. Marley will track the progress of the donations on DuVita’s Official Facebook Page throughout the coming weeks. Marley, her DuVita family and the entire Nashville community greatly appreciate your kindness and generosity.
READ THE ARTICLE HERE: http://www.tennessean.com/
To Donate:
Please mail Gift Cards (PetSmart, Target, Wal-Mart) or items such as collars, 6-foot leashes, bowls, or any items on the NHA wish List HERE: http://www.nashvillehumane
Send to:
DuVita, LLC
c/o Marley’s Donation
5214 Maryland Way, Suite 300
Brentwood, TN 37027
About Nashville Humane Association:
The Nashville Humane Association is one of the oldest service organizations in Nashville. The roots of NHA can be traced back to a society founded in 1887 to protect children from inhumane working conditions and draft horses from mistreatment. This non-profit organization was incorporated in 1946 to protect the well being of animals in Davidson County. The NHA is committed to: promoting humane treatment of animals, finding good homes for stray or abandoned dogs and cats, educating the public about their responsibility to help control the pet population, and providing treatment and care to ensure the well being of animals in our community.Visit www.nashvillehumane.org for more information.a>
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