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ACAT Board of Directors

Officers

President, Dave Head
Knox County Animal Control Director
Office: 865-215-6685
Email: dhead@knoxpets.org

Vice President, Tracy Hill
Rutherford County PAWS Director
Office: 615-898-7740
Email: thill@rutherfordcounty.org

Secretary/Treasurer, Teresa Jennings
Companion Animal Initiative of TN Director
Office: 865-755-2276
Email: helpingcritters@yahoo.com

Past President, Judy Ladebauche
Metro Animal Services Director
Office: 615-862-7928
Email: judy.ladebauche@nashville.gov

Western Region Directors

Tony Butler
Memphis Animal Services Director
Phone: 901-363-1416
Email: Tony.Butler@memphistn.gov


Fritz Sander
Dickson Police Dept- Animal Control
Office: 615-441-9591

Nina Wingfiled
Collierville Animal Services
Office: 901-457-2670
Cell: 901-508-4944
Email: nwingfield@ci.collierville.tn.us

Central Region Directors

Mary Pat Boatfield
Nashville Humane Association Director
Office: 615-354-6335
Email: Marypat@nashvillehumane.org

Cheri Hancock
Metro Animal Services
Office: 615-862-7928
Email: cheri.hancock@nashville.gov

Chris Rawls
Robertson County Animal Control
Office: 615-384-5611
Email: chris.rawls@yahoo.com

Eastern Region Directors

Ken Boyd
Chattanooga City Police Dept- ACO
Office: 423-643-5198
Email: bull-dog10@comcast.net

Rocky Farr
Grainger County Humane Society
Office: 865-567-0050
Email: timssquaw@hotmail.com

Carl Zagona
City of East Ridge Animal Services
Office: 423-664-0271
Email: czagona01@comcast.net

Who or what is ACAT?

 

The Animal Control Association of Tennessee (ACAT) was originally organized in 1989. The purpose of this association is be a non-profit organization, to improve the methods and standards of the animal control profession on a statewide basis, to inform the public of the true nature and importance of the work performed by animal control organizations, to cooperate with other public agencies dealing in animal control, and to promote justice and equity in the enforcement of animal control laws.

 

ACAT is composed of individual, organizational, and corporate members. Membership fees, voting privileged and other requirements of membership are delineated in the Constitution and By-Laws of ACAT. Power to conduct the business of ACAT is vested in the Board of Directors.

 

ACAT is open to any adult or organization actively working in or affiliated with animal control work, welfare, without regard to race, creed, color, sex, or national origin.

 

The purpose of ACAT is not to tell its members how to operate their local agencies or associations. Rather, to work with all agencies and associations for the betterment of the animal control profession.