Max Bareiss, Realtor - Maximize Nashville

04/14/2026

03/27/2026

National Pet Poison Prevention Month
Learn more about how you can help your pet.

COMMON PET POISONS TO WATCH OUT FOR

• CHOCOLATE: Even small amounts can cause serious illness, especially in smaller pets.

• GRAPES & RAISINS: Can lead to kidney failure, sometimes even when only a small quantity is ingested.

• HUMAN MEDICATIONS: Pain relievers, cold medicines, and prescription drugs can be extremely harmful to pets.

• HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS: Cleaners, fertilizers, and rodenticides pose serious risks if chewed or swallowed.

TIPS TO PREVENT POISONING
• Safely Store All Medications
• Use Caution With Human Food
• Research Pet-Safe Houseplants
• Supervise When Outdoors

WHY DOSAGE & FREQUENCY MATTER
• A pet’s size, the amount ingested, and the frequency of exposure all affect toxicity.
• Even seemingly harmless substances can become dangerous with repeated exposure.
• When in doubt, always seek professional guidance.

SIGNS OF POISONING (May Include):
• Vomiting Or Diarrhea
• Lethargy
• Foaming At The Mouth
• Seizures

SAFETY STARTS WITH PREVENTION

Early action saves lives. In recognition of National Pet Poison Prevention Month, taking time to learn the risks and prepare ahead can help protect pets year-round.

Source: fromm Family PET FOOD
fromm Family Foods, P.O Box 365, Mequon, WI 53092

03/23/2026

Someone call PETA… or at least bring him another toy. He’s clearly living the absolute worst life imaginable 🥲🐩

02/14/2026

Sending warm wishes this Valentine’s Day. Whether you are celebrating with a loved one, connecting with friends, or simply appreciating the beauty of the season, may the day be exceptional.

There is something to be said for the timeless logic of a Parisian evening. It serves as a reminder that whether in the heart of France or the vibrant neighborhoods of Nashville, the settings we choose for our most important moments matter.

Happy Valentine’s Day.
Max Bareiss
Maximize Nashville
Synergy Realty Network

02/01/2026

Nashville Zoo is asking for donations of shelf-stable food and the Zoo is offering a complimentary admission ticket when you donate four or more eligible food items (max of two tickets per household/donation).

Shelf-stable food includes items such as:

Peanut butter
Canned meat (chicken/tuna)
Canned fruit and vegetables
Soups and stews
Pasta
Cereal
The Zoo will collect donations from 9 am - 4 pm on Friday, February 6 and Saturday, February 7. Zoo admission is not required to donate food. All donations must be in a sealed container and no less than 1 month from the expiration date. Complimentary Zoo tickets may be used during normal Zoo hours through November 2026 (blackout dates may apply).

Psst… This Friday and Saturday, you can help the community & get a FREE day at the Zoo through our Souper Bowl promotion with Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee. On Feb. 6 & 7, donate 4+ eligible food items at the Zoo and get one FREE admission ticket (Zoo admission is not required to donate). 🥫💛

Get details & see the list of food items ➡ https://nzoo.me/souperbowl

01/29/2026

I’m helping collect formal dress donations for a local organization called Love The Dress that provides prom dresses to girls who may not otherwise have one. If you have a dress tucked away, I’d love to help get it to someone who truly needs it 💛

✨ Drop-off location:
Synergy Realty Network
1585 Mallory Lane, Ste 205
Brentwood, TN

At Love The Dress TN, we believe no one should miss their prom or special event because of cost. Through community kindness, we provide free dresses, shoes,

01/29/2026

I’m helping collect formal dress donations for a local organization called Love The Dress that provides prom dresses to girls who may not otherwise have one. If you have a dress tucked away, I’d love to help get it to someone who truly needs it 💛

✨ Drop-off location:
Synergy Realty Network
1585 Mallory Lane, Ste 205
Brentwood, TN

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At Love The Dress TN, we believe no one should miss their prom or special event because of cost. Through community kindness, we provide free dresses, shoes,

01/26/2026

A devastating and sobering sight after the snow and ice. Thinking of everyone affected. Please stay safe.

01/19/2026

Honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today by reflecting on his persistent call to service. Let's commit to building bridges and making a positive impact in our communities, not just today, but every day.