Critter Cavalry Rescue

Critter Cavalry Rescue

Franklin, TN

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Founded in 2008, Critter Cavalry Rescue is a 501(c)(3) foster-based animal rescue dedicated to saving homeless dogs and special cats from high-kill shelters in Tennessee. Operating without a physical facility, the organization rehabilitates animals through loving foster homes and coordinates transport to forever families throughout Tennessee and the Northeast.

Areas served Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut
Adopting

Fees, requirements & process

Requirements

Completion of an adoption application and verification of personal and living arrangements.

How it works

Prospective adopters submit an adoption application request form. Animals are evaluated in foster care for behavioral and medical needs before being matched with suitable forever families.

Location

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Critter Cavalry Rescue have a physical shelter location?

No, Critter Cavalry Rescue is entirely foster-based and does not operate a physical shelter; all animals are cared for in private volunteer foster homes.

What medical care does Critter Cavalry Rescue provide for rescued animals?

Critter Cavalry Rescue provides spay/neuter surgery, core vaccinations, heartworm screening and treatment, deworming, dental care when needed, and treatment for illnesses or injuries.

Where does Critter Cavalry Rescue transport adoptable animals?

Critter Cavalry Rescue transports pets from overcrowded Tennessee shelters to approved adopters and drop-off points across Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut.

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