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Meet Kitty Elsa! This beautiful young lady was rescued as part of a TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return) program in Nashville. When she was brought to the vet, we discovered she had a mouth infection that made her appearance a little unusual. While it was unfortunate for Elsa, her condition gave her the opportunity to become a loving house cat, since she couldn’t be released back outdoors. Luckily, she found her wonderful foster mom, Jolie. After two rounds of antibiotics, Miss Elsa is now completely healed and ready to find her forever home. Who could resist this gorgeous tortie? Elsa is thriving as an indoor kitty. She may be a little shy at first, but once she feels comfortable, she is incredibly sweet and affectionate. Elsa has met many people and has blossomed into a true social butterfly. Once she trusts you, she’s completely devoted and loves exploring her foster mom’s apartment. One of her favorite activities is lounging in front of the big living room window, gazing at the world outside. If you’re looking for a little purr machine, Elsa is definitely the one for you—she adores being petted and her purrs go on and on. Elsa enjoys being the only cat in the household, but with a proper introduction, she would likely do well with a feline companion. She hasn’t had experience with dogs. Elsa is spayed, up to date on all her vaccinations, FIV negative, and microchipped. To learn more about her, please text or email Vivienne at 615-943-7311 or [email protected]. (Elsa is located in Nashville but can be transported to her forever home in the Northeast upon adoption.)  April 8, 2026, 6:01 pm

Adoption process

Most all our dogs are fostered in Tennessee and transport up to the Northeast or New England. Our fees start at $500 and can be higher depending on the dog and circumstances for their vetting. All fees cover the health certificate, transportation up to designated places for families to pick up their pre-adopted dog, spay/neuter, rabies, all shots, fecal and dewormings, microchip, complete vet check up and 4 way heartworm test if dogs are older than 8 months.