We are thrilled to feature Bridge Home No Kill Animal Rescue as the inaugural partner for the new pet adoption section of Appalachian Highlands Farmers Magazine.
Operating as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Bridge Home is a completely donation-based rescue with one unwavering promise: every animal in their care stays safe and loved until they find their forever home.
The rescue opens its doors to animals from all walks of life, taking in strays, owner surrenders, and transfers from both local and out-of-state shelters. Because of their deep commitment to exceptional care, they currently have a waiting list for intakes and unfortunately cannot accommodate every request. However, their dedication to the animals they do take in is absolute.
Whether you live right down the road in Tennessee or across state lines, Bridge Home welcomes you to come meet your new best friend. Out-of-state adoptions are happily accommodated, and their thorough application process ensures every pet finds the perfect match.
Plan Your Visit
Interested in opening your home to a rescue animal? Stop by during business hours to meet the staff and the wonderful pets waiting for a second chance.
Location: 2061 Highway 75, Blountville, TN 37617
Visiting Hours:
Tuesday – Friday: 12:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Saturday: 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
(Closed Sunday and Monday)
Adoptions: Application required; out-of-state adoptions welcome!
Website: www.bridgehome.org
How You Can Help: As a 100% donation-based rescue, Bridge Home relies on the generosity of the community. Visit their website to learn more about the rescue, view adoptable pets, or make a contribution to support their life-saving mission.
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