Bradley County Commissioner Charlotte Peak-JonesCLEVELAND, Tenn. – The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Bradley County has launched a membership campaign to support the animal shelter operations it will assume on behalf of the county this spring.
The new shelter will be on Johnson Boulevard in county facilities now being renovated, SPCA officials said.
“Those joining the SPCA before March 1, 2014, will be recognized as charter members and will have their memberships recognized as part of a permanent display inside the new animal shelter,” Beth Foster, the organization’s communication director, said in a news release.
Charter members also will participate in the new shelter’s ribbon-cutting event in early March, she said.
Donors who give $500 or more in 2014 will be recognized as SPCA founders, Foster said.