My Menagerie Pet Rescue, Inc.

www.mymenagerie.petfinder.com

My Menagerie Pet Rescue, Inc. is a small group of dedicated volunteers in the middle Tennessee area who work to reduce the homeless and unwanted dog & cat population in the middle Tennessee & southern Kentucky areas. We work with local shelters, rescue groups and private individuals to help in placing lost, abandoned, abused & neglected pets in loving, caring forever homes.

The West Tennessee Animal Rescue

www.west-tn-animalrescue.petfinder.com

The West Tennessee Animal Rescue is a not-for-profit 501-c-3 organization comprised of several volunteers whose passion is caring for animals. It is our goal to be a voice for the animals in our service area. We want to aid our community in placement of unwanted animals and provide them with necessary healthcare. West Tennessee Animal Rescue does not operate a shelter facility. All dogs are placed in foster care until adoptions are complete. If you are interested in helping us to fufill our goals, you can make a monetary donation to the West TN Animal Rescue Fund, P.O. Box 54 , Holladay , TN 38341 .

Orange County Puppers

www.petfinder.com/shelters/VT31.html

Any dogs of any age currently posted on the OCP site are either with their rescue as noted on their description, or in foster homes. WE ARE NOT A SHELTER. We do not have a facility and any available dogs are shown by appointments that are convenient to the rescue or foster family. Like any family, they have jobs, school and other activities so we have to be considerate of them considering how much they do for me not to mention the precious Angels.

Tennessee Pekingese Rescue

We rescue Pekes and Peke mixes from shelters and accept owner surrenders when we can. We operate solely from two or three foster home locations and our only web presence is thru Petfinder. We can be found at www.petfinder.org/shelters/TN402.html

Gibson County Humane Society, SPCA, Inc.

Our webpage is: www.gibsoncountyhumanesociety.petfinder.com

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, charted January 31st 2007. We are also a No-Kill shelter. We are in the middle of renovating our new facility in Yorkville TN and hope to have it open to the public the first part of May. Right now we are working with foster homes. Our SPCA branch works all Animal Cruelty complaints and do prosecute if warranted. We have adopted out over 250 dogs/cats within the last 15 months.

We are planning our big Grand Opening Gala called "Woofstock '08" . This fundraising event will take place at the Milan City Park Amphitheater with 8 bands playing from 11:00am - 9:00pm. We have everything from gospel, bluegrass, heavy metal, to good ole' Rock n Roll. We are located in West TN area. Our phone number until our facility is open is: (731) 483-2026. You can view more info on our Grand Opening Gala on our webpage.

East Ridge Animal Services

www.petfinder.com/shelters/TN360.html

East Ridge Animal Services is under the Department of Public Safety, a division of Codes Enforcement. East Ridge Animal Services was created to provide the citizens of East Ridge with fast and courteous animal control services.

East Ridge Animal Services works closely with Chattanooga Animal Services since our area borders each other's jurisdictions. We cannot provide services to these areas; we do help in situations when needed. Please if you are located in Georgia we can not respond to calls in your area nor can we accept animals from Georgia.

Animal Control services are provided 24/7/365 days a year, all calls are ran during regular business hours, on weekends & holidays only emergency calls are ran.

East Ridge Animal Services shelter is a rescue friendly shelter, we gladly welcome all rescue groups to come by and visit with us at anytime. We have had several rescue groups visit. They thanked us for being so friendly and helpful. We could not help these animals without the help from these rescue groups.

D.R.E.A.M.S. AND W.I.S.H.E.S.
P.O. BOX 7414
Kingsport, TN 37664
dreamsrescue@gmail.com
www.dreamsrescue.webs.com
D.R.E.A.M.S. & W.I.S.H.E.S. is a small non-profit cat and animal rescue Dedicated to the Removal and Eradication of Animals Meaningless Suffering and Working to Insure Safe Homes for Every Stray. We are a small group of volunteers and foster families dedicated to the placement of homeless and abused animals into safe and loving homes.
Our Dreams:
To provide sanctuary for abandoned and abused animals and to find them permanent loving homes; To further public education about neglected, abused, and homeless pets; To create awareness and support, within our community, for the humane treatment of cats both domestic and feral; To spay, neuter and vaccinate EVERY animal that comes into our program; and Provide comfort to animals awaiting placement in permanent loving homes.
Our Future W.I.S.H.E.S:
To some day build a sanctuary that will house hundreds of abused, abandoned, and homeless animals that would otherwise be killed in shelters or die alone on the streets. We D.R.E.A.M. big but our goal is to become the largest "No Kill" rescue in the state of Tennessee ! You can help us achieve our goals by donating to our building fund!

Circle Of Hope Animal Rescue

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/TN318.html
Chartered as a non-profit with the State Of TN. we are a small but growing rescue whose goal is to find the "throw aways", the animals dumped because their owners did not want them any longer for one reason or another, the litters that have been tossed into the fields because an irresponsible owner did not spay/neuter their pet and were unable or unwilling to take the time to find them homes. We hope to change this by saving what we can, knowing that we cannot save them all and educating as many people as possible. We rarely take someone's pet. We are limited in space but hope to grow! We are working on ways to introduce a "Responsible Pet Ownership" program into the community and into the school system. We hope to find a way to bring a low cost spay/neuter program here also. We exist from the few donations our rural area provides and out of our own pockets. We are currently applying for our 501 c 3 non profit status.

Exotic Animal Rescue of Henry County
http://www.exoticanimalrescue.petfinder.org

We are a small home-based rescue that concentrates on reptiles, but can often take in birds and small and furry animals, too. Previous to branching off from the Henry County Humane Soc. we had kept and placed all of the exotics listed in the "Already Adopted" links on that website. We wanted to have a place just for the exotics, however. This was our chance. We believe we can do this. While we await animals to adopt out, you can take a look at who we keep now for educational purposes at our Exotic Animal Rescue Photo Album.

Adopting an exotic animal is not much different than adopting from a"normal" facility or organization. The applications are a bit more detailed and we often require a home check. All approved adoptions will be required to have a complete setup done before bringing the animal home. Email for more details.

The Henry County Humane Society
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/phchs.html
The Henry County Humane Society has been organized to be a network of individuals whose purpose is to prevent cruelty, abuse, and neglect of animals and to promote awareness of animal issues. The Humane Society will strive to assure that the animals' interest are guaranteed by society through ongoing campaigns directed to the public to raise interest, promote responsible pet care, stress the importance of spaying and neutering your pets and to assure the animals that we share our world with a more kind and safer future.

Animals have taught us loyalty, patience, trust, love, and a respect for all nature. Nature survived millions of years before mankind. Mankind will not survive without the natural environment. There is a very delicate balance between the animals, nature, and the human factor---

Let us learn to be gentle.

D.R.E.A.M.S. AND W.I.S.H.E.S., INC.

http://www.freewebs.com/dreamsrescue/index.htm

D.R.E.A.M.S. & W.I.S.H.E.S, is a small non-profit cat and animal rescue Dedicated to the Removal and Eradication of Animals Meaningless Suffering and Working to Insure Safe Homes for Every Stray. We are a small group of volunteers and foster families dedicated to the placement of homeless and abused animals into safe and loving homes.

Our Dreams

To provide sanctuary for abandoned and abused animals and to find them permanent loving homes. To further public education about neglected, abused and homeless pets.To create awareness and support, within our community, for the humane treatment of cats both domestic and feral. To spay, neuter, and vaccinate EVERY animal that comes into our program. Provide comfort to animals awaiting placement in permanent loving homes.

Our Future W.I.S.H.E.S.

To some day build a sanctuary that will house hundreds of abused, abandoned, and homeless animals that would otherwise be killed in shelters or die alone on the streets.

Red Fern Animal Shelter

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/redfern.html

Red Fern Animal Shelter is a newly-formed nonprofit, no-kill shelter located on 100 acres between Martin and Dresden in Weakley County, Tennessee. We currently shelter 35 dogs in outdoor kennels. (By the time I finish typing this, that number will probably change!) Our dogs receive food, clean water, exercise, Frontline, and Heartgard. They also receive the same expert medical attention that our own dogs get. The only thing our dogs need more of is one-on-one attention and love from a special person or family. But you’re reading this, so there’s hope!

The SPCA of TN

The mission of the SPCA of TN is a non profit organization devoted in helping animals. Our mission is to end animal cruelty and suffering in our state and beyond through, education, investigation, and prosecution; to provide a safe haven and protection for abandoned, abused, neglected, and unwanted animals; and to promote animal welfare through programs and services that mutually benefit animals and people. The SPCA of TN was founded on October 2005 and we have saved 300 dogs, 10 cats and 6 horses. We are raising money to be able to built an Animal Sanctuary in TN.

SPCA of TN, P.O. Box 1014, Brentwood, TN 37211
615-354-3531
Contact: Celina Weissenborn
Celina@spcatn.org
www.petfinder.com/shelters/TN385.html
www.spcatn.org

Rolling Hills Humane Society

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/TN475.html

There is now a new animal rescue organization in Henry County.

Our facility will focus mainly on abused or neglected animals. We will not be taking in strays or pets that are no longer wanted by their owners. We feel that since Henry County already has a city shelter and another Humane Society to deal with other aspects related to animals, so we believe that our time would be best spent in caring for the many abused and neglected animals in Henry County.

Rolling Hills Humane Society will be a resting place, a haven, for these poor, innocent animals. We will care for them while trying to find a good loving home for them. Since we will not accept strays, no one will be allowed to drop off strays or unwanted pets at our facility. Anyone caught dropping an animal off will be charged with abandonment and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

Precious Paws Asian and Small Breed Dog Rescue
Contact info: AsianDogRescue@aol.com
www.AsianDogRescue.net

Precious Paws Asian and Small Breed Dog Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit, charitable, 501 (c) (3), all volunteer animal welfare humane society.We strongly believe in helping the senior, fearful aggressive and special needs babies, most of whom never get adopted and will live out their lives in our foster homes. We believe every animal is special and worthy of living a long and happy life.We are a foster home based rescue and never keep our rescues in crates or cages while at our rescue. They live in our homes as members of our families until they find their new "forever home". They share our homes, our beds and touch our hearts from the moment they arrive. We show them the love and kindness that most of them have never had. Once they are vetted and socialized, happy and healthy, they are then available for adoption. We choose loving, permanent homes, where they can finally live a life they could only dream of before. Once placed in our rescue, we are deeply committed to ensuring they are safe, humanely treated and loved each day for the rest of their lives

Freckles' Friends Pet Shelter, Inc

Freckles' Friends Pet Shelter, Inc. is a 501c3 organization made up of
volunteer animal lovers who are working towards building a
quality pet shelter for our rural area of Middle Tennessee and to
promote spay/neuter to reduce pet over-population.

Barkaritaville

Our website is www.barkaritaville.org. We have pets in Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan. You can pull any information from our website that you like. There are letters of thanks on there also in the guestbook from adopters, photos, our work after Katrina, etc. I'll be updating the site soon with new photos since we've moved to 50 acres east of Nashville.

The Grainger County Humane Society -

www.graingercountyhumanesociety.org

The Grainger County Humane Society is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) organization that was formed May 10, 2001. Our mission is to promote humane treatment of domestic animals, educate the public about their responsibility of providing treatment and care, and to help control the pet population to ensure the well being of domestic animals in our community.

Companion Pet Rescue and Transport
Companion Pet Rescue & Transport http://www.tnpetrescue.com/,a 501(c)(3) organization, is a shelterless rescue organization. Because all of our pets are kept in foster homes until a permanent home is found, we can help you find the pet that is just perfect for your home!!

Bunny Rescue

http://www.bunnyrescue.net/

Is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization located in Nashville, Tennessee that rescues injured and abandoned domestic rabbits, while educating the public on rabbit care and behavior. We are members of The House Rabbit Society (www.rabbit.org).
Our rescues are spayed and neutered, then taught to use a litter box so they may live indoors. Rabbits are intelligent and social, and can become wonderful companion animals if given the chance to interact with their human families. If cared for indoors, a rabbit can have a life span of 8 - 15 years. We believe they should be afforded the same rights, level of care, and opportunity for longevity as are commonly afforded to dogs and cats. We strive to find loving homes where our rescues will be treated as a member of the family!