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RESCUE ROUNDUP
If you are looking for a new addition to your family, we certainly hope you will consider adopting a shelter or rescue pet. The following are just a few resources related to animal rescue, welfare and training, both locally and nationwide. If you're not able to adopt, but want to make a difference in the lives of animals, we encourage you to volunteer at your local shelter or rescue. Just a few hours a week will make a difference. Volunteering can
be a very rewarding experience, for both you and the animals.
We appreciate you stopping by to check out our website!
be a very rewarding experience, for both you and the animals.
We appreciate you stopping by to check out our website!
National Organizations and Agencies
- Humane Society of the United States
- American Humane Association
- Defenders of Wildlife
- The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
- Animal Sheltering
- Best Friends Animal Society
- Shy Wolf Sanctuary
Tennessee Area Shelters, Rescues and Community Programs
Bonaparte's Retreat - Nashville, TN
- Happy Tales Humane
- Nashville Metro Animal Care and Control
- Nashville Humane Association
- Williamson County Animal Control
- The Humane Society of Sumner County
- Waldens Puddle - Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
- Brew Pups
- Brown Dog Foundation
- Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary
- ROVER Mobile Spay Station
- Bunny Rescue
Recommended Books:
- Successful Dog Adoptions, Sue Sternberg
- Don't Shoot the Dog, Karen Pryor
- Good Owners, Great Dogs, Brian Kilcommons and Sarah Wilson
- Paws to Consider, Brian Kilcommons and Sarah Wilson
- My Smart Puppy, Brian Kilcommons and Sarah Wilson
- Calming Signals, Turid Rugass
- Culture Clash, Jean Donaldson
- Canine Body Language, Brenda Alof
DVD'S and Websites:
- Crate Games-DVD Susan Garrett
- Take A Bow Wow - Take 1 and 2 Trick Training Videos
- My Smart Puppy - DVD
- suesternberg.com
- dogwise.com
- tawzerdogvideos.com
NOTE: The Web sites and references listed above are intended as resources only. They are not a substitute for professional veterinary care or training. We recommended consulting a certified animal trainer before beginning any pet training program.
