Rescues: cats, dogs, horses, livestock Rescue location type:…read morefoster network Future plans: build a no kill sanctuary on 200+ acres of land! Right now, they do a lot to rescue animals and educate individuals on "fixing" their pets. They also do a lot in giving a voice to animals when it comes to legislation about animal cruelty. Once they get the proper funding to setup their adoption center/ sanctuary, they will be able to grow further as an organization meaning they can rescue more animals- parter with Animal Rescue Corps and the Humane Society of the United States with hoarding or puppy mills cases and do even more with other things like maybe having a spay/neuter clinic. Big things are on the horizon for this nonprofit! I haven't done much with animal rescue through them, but I've helped with fundraising in the hope that they can set up their sanctuary soon! Big dreams :) upcoming events: Oct 5, 2013- Dogstravaganza at 2605 Winford Avenue Nashville, TN 37211 Oct 12, 2013- Barktoberfest at 1973 New Hwy 96 West Franklin, TN 37064

From the owner: Foster-based animal rescue. All animal rescue.read more

I like GHHS! I love that they are a no kill facility! I love their online posts of available…read moreanimals (and they are not limited to dogs and cats, they have at times, ducks, gerbils, rabbits, horses, all Gods' critters!!) I got my previous feline here. The building is older; however, it is well maintained and not dated in terms or architecture. After grieving my previous feline who succumbed to renal failure, I was finally ready for a new furry friend! The greatest aspects of adopting here are the cats and dogs are separate, and there is a "visiting room" [my words, not theirs] where you first select the cats you want to get to know better and then take them to the "visiting room" which is in the same building, just a smaller and more "homey" feeling room, to spend as long as you would like with them. IMO, this is critical to ensure you and the cat or kitten are actually good fits for each other. I spent several 30-45-minute sessions at GHHS doing just this, and when I narrowed my selection to the cat I would rename Dio, I knew he was the cat for me!! The volunteers were friendly and helpful. Those at the checkout area when I returned on Saturday to pick up Dio, were not overly friendly, but who cares? You're only filling out your application, paying the fees, and collecting your new family member. I don't need a welcome wagon, or parade to complete this part. It's nice I got a "kitty kit" which consisted of some cat food, cat treats, and a cat blanket! Also, Dio was neutered and up to date on shots. Thanks, GHHS, for having this nice facility and welcoming those considering adopting a pet who really want to get a good fit and to prevent bringing the animal back due to some personality issues or behavioral issues.

The price is insane to adopt ($150)an animal that is not a baby. I'd rather wait to find someone…read moregiving kittens away than go back there. I'd suggest you go to the Animal Shelter on Triana Blvd, they are way cheaper and nicer!

These wonderful people offered a class for senior citizens (old people, not old dogs ). I am really…read morelearning a lot about how to handle the large dog I'm caring for while her military family is serving where they could not take her. I'm very thankful for the caring environment and the generosity of these lovely people and their big hearts. I highly recommend this organization. They don't judge, they just help.

HKR&T is an organization run by 2 incredible ladies who dedicate their lives to saving dogs who are…read moreotherwise high-risk of euthanasia if left at an animal shelter. They are very talented dog trainers and absolutely love what they do. They offer training classes that are extremely informative. I have adopted a dog from them a few months ago and they provide such a great support system for their adopters and really do go above and beyond for the welfare and safety for all. I would definitely adopt from them again.

Helpful and kind staff. Always something new. Good deals. I go regularly and always leave happy…read morewith my purchases. Plus it's great to support a local business that also helps animals.

Very well organized and they carry great quality items. No junk. The ladies there are also very…read morefriendly.

Very cute thrift store with an awesome mission - to help the animals!!! I found a super cute nearly…read morebrand new banana republic jump suit here. My friend found a great jacket. I was pleasantly surprised.

The store itself is nice enough and you can occasionally find something of interest. I'm giving one…read morestar because there is one extremely rude woman who works or volunteers there. She yelled at my husband and was extremely disrespectful when he arrived to make a very generous, quality donation. My daughter said the same thing has happened to her when she arrived to drop off some very nice clothing. When folks are donating very nice items we don't expect to be treated rudely. If someone happens to steal the donation after hours it wasn't a penny out of her pocket. We will be donating elsewhere from now on.

Honestly such great experiences here…read more We attempted to adopt a dog before but she just wasn't a fit for our family and they made it a super simple process so she could be re-adopted (like same day basically too!) Also had animal control help us with our stray cat situation. They came within the hour to come and snag an emaciated kitty that we were able to capture for them. Very fun to just visit too and see all the dogs and cats available. I do wish they could do foster programs though!!!

Please consider animal adoption from the shelter. A City-approved adoption application must be…read morecompleted and signed. Dogs, cats, rabbits and other animals are available and need a loving, suitable "forever" home. Adoption Fees: Dogs-$110.00, which includes heartworm testing & preventative shots including rabies, kennel cough, distemper/Parvo combo; worming for intestinal parasites and Frontline for fleas and ticks. Cats-$95.00, which includes Feline leukemia /AIDS test; shots including rabies, kennel cough and a distemper combo; worming for intestinal parasites and Frontline for fleas and ticks. Rabbits-$85.00 for the sterilization surgery.

There is no facility but a large network of foster homes. You can reach the organization through…read moretheir email which is allaboutanimalstn@gmail.com. They meet at local PetSmarts every other weekend- Smyrna on Friday evenings, CoolSprings on Saturday afternoons, & Murfreesboro on Sunday afternoons. If you go on adoptapet.com (http://www.adoptapet.com/adoption_rescue/80360.html), they have a large amount of pets looking for homes. Rescues: cats and dogs Rescue location type: foster network only

We've been working closely with Agape Animal Rescue as a foster home for one of their puppies the…read morepast few months. The puppy was found injured, and the organization does an incredible job making sure dogs get the proper care from veteranians and caretakers alike. They scheduled a surgery for our foster dog within the month, and gave us detailed instructions on how to take care of him post operation. The organization is guided by animal behaviorists who offer numerous Zoom session classes on how to train dogs of any age. To get dogs adopted, Agape takes great care making sure dogs are matched across several categories to adoring homes. Everything this organization does is thorough and thoughtful, ensuring dogs are properly cared for. If you're hoping to adopt a dog or help foster one, this is an excellent organization to work with!

Rescues: dogs Rescue location type: foster network…read more Agape Animal rescue is a rescue for dogs only. They rescue dogs of all shapes and sizes. This organization is pretty big and they have need for volunteers, fosters, interns (can do for college credit), employees, adopters, and donations. This month, they helped Animal Rescue Corps with Operation unbridled Spirit and saved a bunch of puppy mills dogs! Help them out! They make fostering really a great experience and are looking for year-round fosters, temporary/ short term fosters (for long term fosters who go on vacation, etc), and emergency fosters for cases of hoarding or puppy mill closures. They also do a bunch of events to fundraise like the upcoming Agape Animal Ball on October 19th!

Fabulous people! I've had several of my rescues spayed and neutered at New leash on life a.k.a. Joy…read moreClinic. Fantastic value for your money! Definitely worth the wait. They treat your animals like your babies. Thanks NLOL! Please spay, neuter, rescue, adopt, and volunteer.

I just took my 5 month old kitty to be spayed. The procedure to get registered for the appt was…read moreall by text and email. I was given all the information I needed to comply with their very efficient process. It was my first visit to this facility. I have know it for years but was under a certain idea that it was just for low income individuals or feral animals. I had an opportunity to see my sweet friend and the director of the facility and she informed me that that is a common misconception. She said they take all folks and most animals. There are a few dog type they don't spay or neuter. They did an exceptionally wonderful job with my asshole cat. She would not wear the cone or a sleeve over the surgery. So, I just had to watch her and she did great. The wound healed great. She is still an asshole but a smidge calmer. I actually was not charged anything due to the fact that I am on Medicare, so it was a great value to me. My plan is to donate to them through their wish list/amazon. Thanks for all you all do for the animals