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    Eva's Eden

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Agape Animal Rescue

    Agape Animal Rescue

    5.0
    (2 reviews)

    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!

    Nashville Humane Association

    Nashville Humane Association

    3.8
    (75 reviews)

    Like many folks have said in these reviews, everything about NHA was great---the workers, the…read morefacility, the adoption process, etc. But for the love of God, PLEASE stop the high-pressured insurance "consultation" by Fetch insurance at the end! We had already (gladly) spent an hour and a half at the shelter to adopt two kittens when we were directed to a dude sitting at a desk right in the middle of the lobby. We were told he was doing "post-adoption consultation" which was total BS. He made a few vague comments about kitten health and then jumped right into a hard sell for pet insurance. As others have said, guilt and pressure tactics are used in hopes of catching new owners, who want to do everything right for their new pet, at a vulnerable time. Like so many others, we fell for it, only to later realize that the insurance ($80 a month for 2 kittens) was insanely high! We cancelled as soon as we looked through the paperwork and saw that we had been taken. Luckily, Fetch refunds 100% in the first 30 days. We may use another insurer, but cornering and guilting new pet owners in the middle of a noisy and hectic shelter certainly put us off from EVER using Fetch. So a word of advice: if you adopt and they want to send you over to "post-adoption counseling," just say NO! Let them know that you're aware that it's just an insurance hard sell and that you prefer to research insurance options on your own. And as others have pointed out, avoid Murphy Road Animal Hospital at all costs! That's where the "free" exam is offered, but that vet clinic is notorious for horrific over-charging and poor care. Most vet clinics have discounts for initial wellness exams, and no vet is "free" since you still have to pay for shots.

    In March, 2026, my wife and I adopted a 2-1/2 month old female Pit Rat terrier mix. She is full of…read moreenergy and very sweet. She has been suffering from constant urinary problem. She's almost 5 months now and obviously a puppy so pee accidents are expected. However, this is constant and sometimes she doesn't even realize she's going. Our vet has given 2 cycles of antibiotics and now says it's probably not infection. We changed vets and the new one tells us that being spayed at 2-1/2 months is WAY too soon and the hormone deficiency prior to a 1st heat cycle can cause all these problems and more! She could have lifelong urinary problems and is more susceptible to bone cancers, joint issues, as well as developmental issues. Early spaying is common practice at shelters but even the vet said that 2-1/2 months is just irresponsible on the part of Nashville Humane Association (NHA) and we are watching our new baby suffer everyday because they are in such a rush to process these puppies through the system for adoption. We would warn anyone adopting from NHA to ask questions about the early spay practices. FYI, a normal, healthy spay age is between 6 and 24 months. Adopt at your own risk (and puppy's) from a place like this.

    Love At First Sight Pet Adoption Center

    Love At First Sight Pet Adoption Center

    3.1
    (34 reviews)

    I love how well they vet the people they adopt their animals out to! I also appreciate the way they…read morehandle the vet care for their animals during their first year after being adopted. I feel like the extra step ensures the animal is well taken care of and is also a great way to monitor the animal/its well being after they are adopted. My mom adopted her kitten, Mr. Teddy from Love at First Sight and he has been the perfect addition to her little fur family! He's so silly, snuggly, and sweet!

    I adopted a puppy from them recently. I went in on a Saturday and did all the paperwork. I was…read moreexcited to be able to take home this precious little guy. he was only 7 weeks old. I noticed that he was not eating anything when he was at the adoption place. and would just go to his bed and fall asleep. I thought it was because all his brothers and sisters had got adopted and he was missing his litter mates. when I got him on the Saturday. He still had not ate anything. I figured it was stress and anxiety from being in a new environment. However, that was not the case. by Sunday he could not keep his balance and would just lay in his bed. I knew something was not right. Monday morning i called VCA and told them the issue. I had an appointment with them that Monday in the afternoon but wanted to get my little guy in asap I was scared and worried about him. VCA took him back and advised me that he was sick and needed to stay with them. I then got a call that same after noon and was told he did not make it. VCA was so wonderful and said that he should have been sent over to be looked at before they sent him home with me. So please please when you adopt a puppy or kitten from this place make sure you get them checked before you take them home. I am heartbroken that I lost my little guy. thank you so much love at first sight for making me an emotional reck and making my first experience with you a disaster.

    Eva's Eden - petadoption - Updated August 2026

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