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A live auction will follow a five-star dinner which will be highlighted by Dooley’s featured address. The live auction will include jewelry, firearms (Classic Browning Shotgun and New Thompson Semi-Auto), UT box seats, a turkey hunt with lodging, Tennessee Valley airplane tour, 200 pounds of all natural beef from Cleveland’s Carington Acres, a 24-karat gold bullion coin, dinners, a Gatlinburg vacation, a wine-tasting event for 20, and catered culinary events such as an authentic Indian dinner for 12, among others. Items for both auctions are valued at more than $25,000. The dinner begins at 7 p.m. Just a few of the silent auction items include a Brighton Silver picture frame, Hart Schaffner & Marx blazer, website design by Duncan Ingram Inc., Chatt Ski Club membership, four UT Vols football tickets to the Montana game, scrapbook basket, pet boarding at Black Fox Kennel, framed print by Billie Nipper, cut glass water pitcher, Babe Ruth Edition baseball, Avon gift basket, Coy’s Jewelry $100 gift certificate, Outland Expeditions rafting trip for two, Co-Op Interstate Marine Battery, Anne of Green Gables DVD collection, Santa Visit for four children, UT Men’s windbreaker, Prestige Salon Spa pedicure and many, many other items. Silver Sponsors so far include Amy Armstrong Reedy, Anderson Consulting, Andy Andersen, Bradley Urgent Care, Cleveland Aluminum, Alvin Word, Ed Jacobs & Associates, EasyAuto, Jerry & Carolyn Franitza, Grace Community Church, Hailes/McCord/Reynolds/Pryor-Blank, Hardee’s, Hospice of Chattanooga, Orange Blossom Boutique, Pioneer Credit, PowerSpeak 101, Ralph Buckner Funeral Homes, State Farm Insurance, Southern Heritage Bank Board and Wright Brothers/Creasy/Davis/Disbrow. Dooley came to UT in 2010 after three seasons as head coach at Louisiana Tech University. He has a strong lineage in football, one that UT and Southeastern Conference fans well recognized. He is the youngest son of University of Georgia football legend and former athletic director Vince Dooley, who coached the Bulldogs for 25 years and claimed six conference titles and the 1980 national championship.

Pet Boarding or Five Doggie Day Camps at Petropolis Pet Center in ...

Though dogs can take care of themselves, they choose not to—instead focusing their efforts on chasing squirrels, licking marmalade off babies, and learning American Sign Language. Give your hardworking dog or cat the attention they deserve with today’s Groupon to Petropolis Pet Center in Chesterfield. Choose between the following options:

• For $40, you get $100 worth of pet boarding. • For $59, you get a punch card for five Doggie Day Camps (up to a $147.50 value).

In the safety of Petropolis’s pet hotel, tailwaggers are free to socialize, exercise, and lounge about in a clean and nurturing environment. Unlike overcrowded hostels for adventurous backpacking pups, Petropolis’s private condos grant pawed protégés padded vinyl floors for cleanliness and comfort. A medium-size condo houses dogs 11–44 pounds (up to $46.75/night), a large condo is the crash pad for canines 45–99 pounds (up to $51.50/night), and a giant condo kennels behemoths tipping the scale at 100 pounds or more (up to $51.50/night). Puppies and dogs weighing 10 pounds or less can cuddle up with a fleece blanket in The Ranch (up to $46.75/night) and release pent-up energy with other miniature mutts in a puppy playpen. All-inclusive boarding services grant hirsute companions playtime in a large fenced yard with a pool, a daily treat, and a morning cappuccino.

When not stretching their legs during playtime, felines can spend their time at the cat hotel, lolling about on a jungle tree and snuggling up in a window suite (up to $19.50/night) or an ocean-view suite surrounding a giant fish tank (up to $21.50/night). Kitty pals, siblings, and bridge partners are welcome to a guest spot in each suite (up to $13.50/night).

Alternatively, dogs can enroll in a day of games and socializing in Petropolis’ Doggie Day Camp. After their owners drop them off as early as 7:30 a.m., barkers embark on two three-hour play sessions in a city of jungle gyms, balls, and—in warmer weather—wading pools. Petropolis’ human pup-sitters throw balls and even break out the occasional doggie birthday cake, complete with the dog’s age in candles sawed into sevenths. Day Camp attendees can stay in Petropolis’s comfortable condos until their owners’ return by 6 p.m.

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