Join us for our annual charity dinner on Saturday, October 11, 2025 at 5:30 pm. Our "Paws & Boots" dinner will be held at The Lyric (fka Historic Loudon Theatre) located at 320 Grove Street, Loudon, TN 37774. If you've never been to The Lyric, it is a charming venue with an indoor music hall and an outdoor courtyard with a stage and string lighting. Loudon K9 Paws and Tails is a non-profit organization that partners with the Loudon County Animal Shelter. Proceeds from our fundraisers enable us to help more shelter dogs (see more). This year's theme is "Paws and Boots" with a live country western band and local BBQ food. We will have free country line dancing lessons, play fun games like "Heads or Tails" for an awesome prizes, and opportunities to win gift baskets and more through the silent auction. Tickets are $75 each of which $40 of it is tax deductible.
The Band
The Band
The Band
The Food
The Band
The Band
The Fun!
The Band
The Fun!
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Other Ways You can Help
Donate Items for the Auction
Purchase Space in Our Program
Purchase Space in Our Program
Purchase Space in Our Program
Purchase Space in Our Program
Purchase Space in Our Program
How your financial support helps
We are raising funds to not only maintain our current level of support, but step it up a notch. The additional resources enables us to help more dogs get adopted and find their fur-ever homes. Whether that is through foster care, medical care, enrichment training or preparing for larger projects such as a dedicated area for dog training. Your support helps us achieve our dreams and goals.
- Foster care (we cover the cost)
- Medical care (as needed)
- Transportation (as needed)
- Maintaining the walking trails
- Supplies (as needed), such as enrichment toys
- Social media ads for adoptable dogs
- Website and other online services/subscriptions
- Adoption events (i.e. booth fees)
- Expand our dog training and enrichment program
- Upcoming shelter projects and community programs
Lola got a hearing test to confirm her deafness. Trainers taught her commands using hand signals.
Scout was heartworm positive and received medical treatment while in foster care.
