Stop the horror in Warren County Tennessee!
- by: Laurie Bennett
- recipient: Governor Bill Haslam, Mayor Norman Rone, County Aldermans, Warren County police, Warren County DA
Please view the video first then read!
Help the Warren County Humane Society stop this horrific cruelty!
Numerous horses & livestock on so many properties left without food, water or care. They literally have piles of feces built up at their rear ends because they don't have the strenght to move. In the video documenting this, they appear to be dead until you see them blink and move their nostrils!
These horses and other animals are left to literally rot into the mud! Carcasses of the animals also litter these properties as a result of neglect. And not ONE charge has been filed in any of the cases! Corona's case is the ONLY one without a known suspect!
This is literally a nightmare on earth for animals and animal lovers who live there. They have been trying for over a year to have something done to stop this to no avail. Please email/call the officals listed below and demand they stop this horror NOW! Enough animals have died from their negligence!
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Governor Bill Haslam: bill.haslam@tn.gov
Mayor Norman Rone Office Phone: 931-473-1200
Vice Mayor Everett Brock Office Phone: 931-473-7155
Alderman Rick Barnes Office Phone: 931-473-1200
Alderman Clair Cochran Home Phone: (931) 473-8124 cccochran@blomand.net
Alderman Jimmy Haley Office Phone: 931-668-5858 ext 249
Alderman Billy Wood Office Phone: 931-473-1200
Chief of Police Bryan Denton
931-473-3808
bdenton@mcminnvillepd.com
DA Lisa Zavagiannis:
Phone: (931) 473-9572
Fax: (931) 473-7410
University of Tennessee
Tim Cross, Dean
UT Extension
(865) 974-7114 voice
(865) 974-1068 fax
tlcross@utk.edu
Warren County District Attorney's Criminal Office
Phone: (931) 473-9572
Tennessee Department of Agriculture
Ellington Agricultural Center
(615) 837-5103
tn.agriculture@tn.gov
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See Corona as she recovers from her attacker here.
Learn more about Warren County Animal Control here
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