Humane Society of Dickson County Test Drive Event
Drive Alexander Chevy-Buick-GMC will be hosting a special event to raise money for the Humane Society of Dickson County this March 18 and 19, 2016. Every test drive shoppers take during the Friday-Saturday period equals a donation to the Humane Society from our dealership. Drive Alexander will also be covering all adoption fees for animals adopted during the Test Drive and Adopt-a-Thon event.
As the Humane Society of Dickson County prepares to break ground on their new facility, every donation and animal adopted represents a small step forward. The new facility will require less costly maintenance will allow the Humane Society to handle more animals. Their new location will also be more advantageous both for the important work they do with and for animals and for those (humans) who frequent the center to volunteer, adopt and work.
How much will be donated?
Drive Alexander will donate $25 to the Humane Society of Dickson County with each test drive completed at the dealership between March 18 and 19, 2016. The shelter is in need of donations in order to break ground on a new facility.
How can I find out which animals are up for adoption?
Stop by the shelter's current location at 410 Eno Road in Dickson, give them a call at 615-446-PETS (7387) or visit their website here. The shelter has a variety of animals, including cats and dogs, available for adoption. Help an animal find its forever home!
How do I schedule a test drive?
It's easy! You can either stop by our 2211 Highway 46 South, Dickson location, give us a call at 615-454-9164 or schedule your no-obligation test drive online here.
More about the Test Drive Event and the Humane Society of Dickson County
Come out to Drive Alexander and test drive one of our best-selling Chevy, GMC or Buick models – with the added benefit of helping the Humane Society at no cost to you. If you're in the market for a new Buick Encore or Chevy Silverado, we know you'll find our prices dip far below MSRP. And maybe you'll find you're in the market for a new dog or cat, too – in that case, allow us to pick up the adoption fee tab!
The Humane Society of Dickson County has been dedicated to educating the public in responsible pet ownership since 1989. Their primary goal is to "give a voice and shelter to unwanted, abandoned and abused animals in the Dickson community. The shelter serves the following cities: Dickson, Burns, Charlotte, Cumberland Furnace, Slayden and White Bluff. While facility space is currently limited and the shelter does maintain a waiting list, the Humane Society of Dickson County found forever homes for 301 animals in 2012.
For more information about the Humane Society, contact 615-446-PETS (7387), visit their current location at 410 Eno Road in Dickson, or visit them online at www.humanesocietyofdickson.com.
