Rutherford County Pet Adoption and Welfare Service

In the company of adoptable cats from nearby shelters and rescue groups, you may enjoy locally roasted coffee and baked goodies at the charming cat cafe Catfeine.

Through adoption, education, enforcement, and pet population control, Williamson County, Tennessee, may become a better place for animals.

With the firm conviction that every dog deserves a loving home, dog lovers founded the Foundation in 2008. A 501(c)(3) private foundation called PEDIGREE Foundation encourages people to adopt, volunteer, and donate while also supporting shelters and rescue groups.

Friends of MACC is a group of volunteers who aim to improve the quality of life for animals in our neighborhood. We think the best way to accomplish that is to support Metro Animal Care and Control so that we can improve their lives both while they're in the shelter and after they leave.

The SPCA of Tennessee is a nonprofit, foster-based, 501(c)3 organization that specializes in animal rescue and is mostly staffed by volunteers. The Tennessee SPCA is wholly committed to helping all rescued animals. Regardless of cost, we offer the medical care that is suggested by our veterinarians.