Support homeless and adoptable pets while enjoying a unique rave party + dinner with your two-legged and four-legged friends, all while being entertained by a runway of lovable Nashville Humane shelter dogs guided by Nashville notables, friends, and supporters.

It's the only event in town where you're not dining for pets, you're dining with pets!

And, it's all benefitting Nashville Humane Association.

This year, Unleashed is being emceed by my fellow pooch lovin’ friend Josh Black
and our featured notable Nashvillian adoptable dog walkers include our peeps Manuel Delgado, Tempo from Nashville Soccer Club, Gabriela Lira, Phil Cobucci, Zane Dearien, Christopher Lester and Jenna von Oy

Unleashed also includes a tasty plant-based dinner, silent and live auction with some of the finest Nashville-themed gifts and services to benefit homeless and adoptable animals all throughout Nashville and Middle Tennessee.

Bring your pups and be prepared to party… This year's RAVE theme is ON! Join us on Saturday, May 28, 2022 at Lowes Nsahville. Tickets available at nashvillehumane.org!

Check out their article in The Nashville Scene!

 Help support homeless and at-risk shelter pets by joining us on February 20, for an amazing meal, performance, and presentation featuring our Woof-Force Ambassadors, both at-home and online! This year the dogs are going to work. 

Your ticket to this year’s event includes a 3-course meal for two prepared for you and enjoyed in the safety of our own home provided by our friends at Nicky’s Coal Fired plus a bottle of Tito’s Handmade Vodka. Or if you prefer lighter fare, you can opt for an apppetizers and cocktail tickets.

While you enjoy your meal on February 20th, we will be having a cocktail class courtesy of our sponsor Tito’s Handmade Vodka followed by Tony Galzin, Executive Chef & Partner of Nicky’s Coal Fired, will give you cooking tips to remake your meal at home. 

To close out this woof-tastic evening, we will hosting an online performance and presentation all to raise funds for Nashville Humane and the animals in our care!

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JOIN US: We are teaming up with our friends @bonapartesretreat and @eatavo for a Yappy Hour next week! Bring your pups to meet adoptable dogs, enjoy happy hour specials and meet Emmylou Harris. ✌️❤️🐶 #tinybutmighty #yappyhour

TINY BUT MIGHTY FUND'S

NASHVILLE'S MOST WANTED

6TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISER

NOVEMBER 20TH - DECEMBER 4TH

HELP NASHVILLE'S MOST WANTED OUTLAWS

POST BAIL!

TO BENEFIT THE NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION

Tiny But Mighty Fund has raised over $100,000 for this annual effort since its inception.
Goal is to raise $12,000 for Nashville Humane Association.

TINY BUT MIGHTY FUND LAUNCHES 6TH ANNUAL BENEFIT FOR NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION WITH ASSISTANCE FROM NASHVILLE’S MOST MISCHIEVOUS PETS 

30 dogs and one sneaky sneaky cat are participating in the sixth annual Tiny But Mighty Fund fundraiser have their hearts in the right place as they are helping raise what organizers hope will be $12,000 for the Nashville Humane Association. Many of the dogs are frequently seen on social media when their owners capture particularly cute, and sometime diabolical, moments. The campaign features mug shots of the pets – known aliases of some include Ziggy, Bandit, Georgie, Mia and Bowie – along with their alleged crimes and are seeking donations from friends and family to “post bail” for the canine offenders. 

“Our Tiny But Mighty mission leverages humor, social media and just plain cuteness to raise funds to support animals that truly need help,” said Tiny But Mighty Fund founder Marcia Masulla. “This campaign is based on fun, friendship and the love of pets to achieve its goals. It’s fantastic to be involved with something so positive – and vital in our Nashville community.” 

All the “offenders” can be seen along with their crimes at TinyButMightyFund.com and on Instagram (@TinyButMightyFund). None of the dogs have been contacted by criminal defense attorneys as of yet. 

This year’s campaign runs from November 20 through December 4. Companies wishing to make corporate donations can contact organizers at tinybutmightyfund@gmail.com. 

The fundraiser, now in its sixth year, honors the spirit of Chico, a Chihuahua that passed away in 2013 from congestive heart failure, and has raised more than $100,000 for animals in need. The fund is a component fund of Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. "The online campaigns put forward by the Tiny But Mighty Fund are award-winning and inspirational. They have done an incredible job recruiting families with 4-legged members to participate in a fun and lively campaign. 

Underlying all of the playfulness are the serious and important issues the tiny But MIGHTY Fund addresses in its grantmaking from promoting adoption and spay/neutering initiatives and preventing cruelty and inhumane treatment of animals. "Every donation to this year’s Nashville’s Most Wanted Campaign will provide important financial resources for these important community issues.”

– Amy Fair, Director of Donor Services, The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee 

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DID YOU KNOW? November is officially Adopt A Senior Month! Seniors are THE BEST. Don’t just take our word for it. Contact @agaperescue and other rescue groups and shelters if you’d like to add a loving pup (or kitty) to your family. ✌️❤️🐶🐱 #adoptme #tinybutmighty #adoptdontshop

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year and @nashvillehumane is the best place to get your pet’s photo for your holiday card! The sitting fee is $75 which includes two (2) digital files with all proceeds benefiting NHA. The first photoshoots kick off this Saturday! More info at the link in our profile. 📸 🐶 #tinybutmighty

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THE CHICO AWARD

Each year, the Tiny But Mighty Fund organizers recognize an outstanding individual who contributes to the welfare, brings awareness, assists in the prevention of animal cruelty, and/or raises funds for animals in our community with the Chico Award. This honoree is recognized with an award and an opportunity to donate $1,000 to an animal welfare/rights 501c3 organization of their choice. 

We are pleased to announce that the honorees of the 2018 Chico Award are Ellie Laks and Jay Wiener of The Gentle Barn. The Gentle Barn rescues, rehabilitates and gives sanctuary to severely abused animals. The animals then teach kindness, compassion and confidence to others.

"We’re so grateful for the Tiny But Mighty fund for your contribution to support The Gentle Barn and more specifically our baby goat Lolli’s prosthetics so she can walk again. Receiving this award means a lot to us because it makes us feel seen by the Nashville community for the work we do for animals and children."

- Ellie Laks and Jay Weiner of The Gentle Barn

CALLING ALL PUPS: This Tuesday, we are kicking off our 5th Annual Nashville’s Most Wanted fundraiser for @nashvillehumane with a Yappy Hour at Nicky's Coal Fired! Bring your pups for drink specials and meet the recipients of the 2017 Chico Award, Ashley and Logan Ryan of The Ryan Animal Rescue Foundation! We will treat anyone with a $10 donation (or more) to a drink and Good Girl, Clementine will be onsite with a portion of their sales to benefit our cause. 🐶🍺🍕#tinybutmighty #yappyhour

TINY BUT MIGHTY FUND LAUNCHES ANNUAL BENEFIT FOR NASHVILLE HUMANE ASSOCIATION WITH ASSISTANCE FROM NASHVILLE’S MOST MISCHIEVOUS PETS

Nashville Animal Welfare Organization Leverages Social Media to Raise Donations

Their crimes include breaking into the treat bank, stealing blue suede shoes and unlawful impersonation of a cat.

But over 40 dogs and a couple of sneaky cats are participating in the fifth annual Tiny But Mighty Fund fundraiser have their hearts in the right place as they are helping raise what organizers hope will be $20,000 for the Nashville Humane Association. Many of the dogs are frequently seen on social media when their owners capture particularly cute, and sometime diabolical, moments. The campaign features mug shots of the pets – known aliases of some include Clyde, Zelda, Gigi, Mufasa and Ringo – along with their alleged crimes and are seeking donations from friends and family to “post bail” for the canine offenders.

“ Our Tiny But Mighty mission leverages humor, social media and just plain cuteness to raise funds to support animals that truly need help,” said Tiny But Mighty Fund founder Marcia Masulla. “This campaign is based on fun, friendship and the love of pets to achieve its goals. It’s fantastic to be involved with something so positive – and vital.”

All the “offenders” can be seen along with their crimes at TinyButMightyFund.com and on Instagram (@TinyButMightyFund). None of the dogs have been contacted by criminal defense attorneys as of yet.

“Nashville Humane Association is so very grateful for Tiny But Mighty Fund’s HUGE support to our mission and their continued support to helping homeless animals within our community. We look forward to our continued friendship and partnership with this amazing organization. We are also extremely excited about this creative and fun “NASHVILLE’S MOST WANTED”  felonious fundraiser, too. So please donate bail money today and let’s get ALL of these delinquent dogs (and a couple of corrupt cats) out of jail!”  – Kenneth Tallier, Director of Public and Media Relations, Nashville Humane Association

This year’s campaign runs from today through Dec. 7. Companies wishing to make corporate donations can contact organizers at tinybutmightyfund@gmail.com.

The fundraiser, now in its fifth year, honors the spirit of Chico, a miniature Chihuahua that passed away in 2013 from congestive heart failure, and has raised more than $80,000 for animals in need. The fund is a component fund of Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.

“The online campaigns put forward by the Tiny But Mighty Fund are award-winning and inspirational. They have done an incredible job recruiting families with 4-legged members to participate in a fun and lively campaign.  Underlying all of the playfulness are the serious and important issues the tiny But MIGHTY Fund addresses in its grantmaking from promoting adoption and spay/neutering initiatives and preventing cruelty and inhumane treatment of animals.  Every donation to this year’s Nashville’s Most Wanted Campaign will provide important financial resources for these important community issues.”

– Amy Fair, Director of Donor Services, The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee