BCAWS

01/04/2026

Congratulations Ally on finding your forever home! She just got her four kittens adopted and was able to go to her new loving home with parents Corey and Lacy who had just lost their calico kitty. 🥺 They are excited to add Ally to their family to join her new sibling Scooter. A big thanks to the wonderful foster mom of all our beautiful cats and kittens, Lynn Waters.

01/04/2026

Harry Pawter is a 3-year-old, 60 lb neutered male Boxer/Boston Terrier mix. When this handsome boy struts down the street all the ladies heads turn. He has a magnetic personality but does wear his heart on his sleeve and pouts if you don’t give him love and attention. He does well with other dogs—both male and female, cats, and absolutely loves, loves people. He is crate and housetrained, and an easy keeper.

Harry is a smart boy who learns quickly. He is fascinated by movement—cars, bicycles, and runners—and enjoys watching the world go by. He has been learning the basics commands and is a bright boy, of course, his name is Harry Pawter.

Harry is truly the sweetest boy and would make a wonderful companion. Just look at his handsome dignified face. If you would like to meet Harry and add some magic to your life, call Kristin at 865-599-6242 or pm us.

01/03/2026

Happy Adoption Day to Aubrey! She was snatched up quickly today and is now with her new family and her fur sibling Pearl. A big thanks to her foster mom Jill Rickman and everyone who helped with her rescue and adoption. 🥰 We are so happy for this beautiful girl’s future.

01/03/2026

ADOPTED! 👏👏👏

Meet another one of BCAWS New Year babies: Aubrey is an adorable Black Lab puppy approximately 11 months old and 53 pounds. This girl is pure, unfiltered joy. She's the type of dog who will trip over her own feet, pop back up, and celebrate like she just won an award for Best Fall.

Aubrey is medium energy, playful, and sweet. She does well with other dogs and is house and crate trained. She walks well on a leash, though squirrels are still a bit too exciting to ignore. Who could blame her?

She is currently in foster care with Harry Pawter and three cats and is adjusting well in a home environment. If you would like to meet this beauty contact Kristin at (865) 599-4262 or pm us.

01/03/2026

Our little girl Kelly Jr has gotten her Christmas wish, she was chosen by Homeward Bound Dog Rescue of New York and is now on her way up North to find her forever home. 🎉🎉 We are so happy for her! A big thanks to her foster family Samantha McGuire and Molly Moo Cow for taking such good care of her. 🥰 A big thanks to everyone who helped with her rescue journey.

01/02/2026

Meet our young New Year’s week pup Macy. She is a Beagle mix that is now with a BCAWS foster and is doing great. She is leash and crate trained, and good with dogs, cats, and all humans. As you see, she likes to snuggle, a lot. Macy may not let you out of your chair or off the couch, we think she is making up for lost time. She likes to be the center of attention, and well look at her, she deserves it. If you would like to add this little girl to your family. Call Kristin at (865) 599-4262 or pm us.

12/31/2025

12/30/2025

Have you eaten too many cookies this Holiday Season? Do you need an exercise buddy? Meet our Cookie! She is an adorable 5 year old Catahoula Leopard dog who has eaten way too many cookies herself and needs a partner to work off a few pounds with to get back to her pre-holiday figure. If you would like to meet this beauty with the sapphire eyes, call Kristin at (865) 599-4262.

12/23/2025

Are you ready for a sweet senior Beagle to snuggle on the couch and eat some gingerbread cookies with? Meet Gretel, now available and looking for a holiday home with not too much action. She prefers more indoor chill time and someone with a gentle spirit. Give us a call if you have a heart and soul for a senior dog. 865-599-4262

12/23/2025

We see this every year, and if this is you, expect all this, and if you get stuck trying to train your pup, ask an experienced owner for advice. Google the problem. Most of the time it's the owner, that needs to be trained. Puppies do what puppies do, so clean up the mess, love the pup, and analyze what you can change about the situation to help prevent it happening again, like not leaving things where the puppy can reach, crate training, because who can watch a puppy all the time, plenty of play time and walk time. YOU CAN DO IT! and you'll be glad you did.