965 rescue organizations and cat cafés where you can adopt
Fayetteville, TN
Non-profit animal shelter established in 1985 serving Lincoln County and the city of Fayetteville, Tennessee, committed to ensuring proper care and humane treatment of all animals with a 90% save rate over the past 5 years.
Maryville, TN
MAARC is an animal rescue group that partners with the Maryville City Shelter to maintain a no-kill community. Dedicated to saving innocent lives through fostering, adoption, and volunteer work, with a 95% or better save rate maintained for over 5 years.
Memphis, TN
Mewtopia Cat Rescue is a non-profit community service organization that rescues homeless, abused, abandoned, or owner-relinquished cats and helps reduce the unwanted cat population through adoption, trap-alter-release programs, and public education on responsible animal ownership.
Madisonville, TN
Monroe County Friends of Animals operates the Eastbourne Animal Center, providing adoption services, low-cost veterinary clinic services including spay/neuter, foster programs, and community support initiatives like a pet food pantry.
Oak Ridge, TN
A city-run, no-kill animal shelter offering adoption services for cats and dogs of all ages, along with fostering and volunteer opportunities.
Oak Ridge, TN
SARG is a 501(c)(3) non-profit rescue group formed in 1996 to give animals from the Oak Ridge Animal Shelter a second chance at life. The organization is dedicated to reducing unwanted animal populations and placing animals into loving homes while supporting community outreach and local animal shelt
Nashville, TN
The Catio Cat Lounge Inc. is a non-profit (501c3) dedicated to finding cats and kittens placement with a loving permanent adoptive family. At the Catio Cat Lounge, our kitties get a cage-free, enriching environment at the lounge while they wait to meet their forever families. Our Cat Cafe is open 7
Franklin, TN
A county animal center offering pet adoption, spay/neuter services, animal control, and support for lost/found animals in Williamson County, Tennessee.
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