This beautiful parti boy born 6/26/16 is ready to go to his new home! Explore Terriers Yorkie, Akc Yorkie, and more!YorkiesTeacup Yorkies For SaleYorkies For SaleTeacup YorkieYorkieFor SaleI LoveLoveYorkie Puppies For SaleYorkie PuppyPuppies For SaleYorkieYorkshireNashvillePuppysFor Sale$200, 7 week old Boxer PuppiesSmall Breed Rescue of East TennesseeDon't you think your dog(s) would like their very own hand crafted couch with custom cover? Bid on it at SBRET's Silent Auction on October 16 for past adopters and their dogs.Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeWelcome Frances! Frances looks like a poodle/Cocker mix and is about eight years old. We are just now getting to know her! but so far seems like a very sweet girl.Small Breed Rescue of East Tennessee with and .Brody on the right now called Max is settled into his forever home!Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeHappy life Bella!Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeLook how sweet little Indy is growing up! She will be ready for adoption in about a month.

Small Breed Rescue of East Tennessee added 4 new photos.Plastic Blinds Home DepotWelcoming lots of new faces to rescue this week! Average Cost To Install Faux Wood BlindsStay tuned as we get to know these little ones!T Shirt Printing Queen Creek AzSmall Breed Rescue of East TennesseeHello my name is Phoenix because I rose from the ashes of a puppy mill in Mississippi. I am a tiny girl about 7 years old and am a 3.4 pound bundle of cuddle. My living conditions prior to rescue were horrifying and if you want to see where I came from visit Animal Rescue Corps Facebook page to look at the pictures from the ARC rescue! Since busting out of the puppy mill, having a bath, some good food to eat, a great place to sleep that is clean and free from poop and some gr...

eat foster brothers and a sister.........I have decided I AM NOT GOING BACK! I don’t want to be alone, sleep alone, eat alone, shop alone, ride in a car alone...you get the picture? I am enjoying this life and need a family with no small children and parents who are home a good part of the day. I am a lap dog and am learning to try and live without constant attention but it is hard. I am going to the bathroom outside really well and I also like to use a pee pad. I can walk on a leash but prefer to run in the grass in a fenced yard. I need someone who can set some limits with me as I am smart enough to bark until you give in and ultimately that would only make me a hard to handle little girl. I get along with other dogs but will try and take over if you let me. I really am just like a 2 year old little girl who needs structure, love and a safe place to live for all the rest of my days! Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeThank you Victoria for the dry dog food, the pill pockets, Frontline, and shampoo!

We appreciating your support of the dogs that are currently waiting on their forever homes! Shopping from our Amazon Wish List is one way to help! If you shop be sure and log into Amazon Smile and select Small Breed Rescue! /…/: Universal Wishlist for Small Breed Rescue of East TN.Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeElvis says he enjoys supervising his foster mom while she cooks dinner! Somebody's got to do it…Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeArtsy Silent Auction item to bid on at the SBRET Reunion for past adopters and their dogs on October 16. Wear pictures of your dogs on a hand crafted bracelet made just for you!Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeJolie, French for “pretty,” is my new name in my wonderful new life! I am a female Chihuahua mix about 2 years old and 9 pounds. Originally, I lived in a backyard breeder/hoarder home. Thankfully, I was rescued, and wonderful angels gathered some of us so that we could go to SBRET to help us overcome years of neglect and start new lives.

At first I was so scared of everyone that I wasn’t very nice to my rescuers. Being locked up and used over and over for breeding can m...ess with your mind, so I am still unsure about meeting new people and strange situations. Very young children might not be a good idea for me since they can startle me. But luckily, I’m young and a quick learner and should adjust just fine in an adult home or one with children over 12. I’ve been working hard to relax and trust people. My foster mommies think I’m a smart girl because I’ve learned to fit in with my foster pack, and I know my name and have almost mastered a few commands like “Go potty,” “Sit,” “Come,” and “Go to bed.” I have improved SO MUCH on my potty habits. When I first got here, I didn’t know what “Going potty” meant! I just figured I could go whenever and wherever I wanted. But now my mommies don’t have to leave potty pads in my crate, and I will go outside in a fenced area to potty, but I REALLY love going for a walk on a leash to go potty too!

My mommies CELEBRATE whenever I potty like I’m supposed to by loving on me and giving me a few treats. I’ve learned that earning treats is FUN so you could spoil me and teach me more commands or tricks. If you have other furever pets, I will fit right in because I love my foster buddies and kitties. I must admit that bigger dogs scare me because I’m not familiar with them, but if you let me adjust at my own pace, I think I could handle them. You will need to give me a bit of time to get introduced because I’m still a bit scared when I’m in new places and can be a bit growly. If you just give me a little time, we will end up LOVING each other. I have good crate behavior if you need to leave the house and at night. My foster mommy lets me sleep in a soft comfy crate beside her bed. We have to confess that sometimes she lets me on the bed, and guess where I end up in 3 seconds??? Under the covers at her feet! Oh, oh, oh, I just love that spot! My other favorite spot is cuddling on the couch with my foster mom, and getting hugs, kisses, and treats when I’ve done something wonderful just MAKES MY DAY.

I love to come to you, stand on my back legs, and raise my arms for you to hug me and pick me up for a full body HUG! Oh, I just LOVE those hugs! I have the pearliest, whitest teeth, the sleekest sable fur, and a tail that winds around in a COMPLETE CIRCLE! My deep amber eyes are just irresistible. If you look deep into my eyes, you will fall in love with me. As a matter of fact, my foster mommies swear that the only place this little Fudgsicle will melt is IN YOUR HEART! My adoption fee is $175. Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeSneaker now called Beaslee has his very own forever home!Small Breed Rescue of East Tennessee shared a post.added a photo and a video.Knoxville, TNJerry has two boys of his own and a fur sister to run with. Just look at those happy faces!Small Breed Rescue of East Tennessee shared Paula Barger's post.Love our foster moms!Paula Barger added 3 new photos.Meet my latest foster, Skye. Timid, sweet little girl that doesn't know about love. Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeSpecial event at the Crafty Bastard in Knoxville September 25th from 2-6pm.

We'll bring a couple of our adoptable pups and you come and enjoy a couple of hours with us! We'll have a couple of volunteers there to answer questions and for every pint sold on that day Small Breed Rescue of East Tennessee gets a dollar for our rescue!!! Sounds like a win - win for all of us!!! /Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeChoose a concert and take a friend to one of the season's Clayton Center for the Arts performances! Another great silent auction item that will be available at SBRET's Reunion for past adopters and their dogs on October 16!Small Breed Rescue of East Tennessee10th Annual Pet Portrait Fundraiser! September 3rd-December 4th This is the easiest fundraiser of the year. All you must do, is send out either this email, or you may make your own and link the blog post below for their information. I am asking people to donate $50 directly to your charity online when making their appointment. Just have them send me confirmation. All I ask of the rescue groups is to share, and therefore reaping in the donations!

What makes this so great? It's HALF OFF the normal creative fee *and* the entire creative fee goes directly to the charity of your choice. Its a gift directly from you. Win win for all. Your favorite charity gets $50, in most cases, you can write it off as a deduction (check with your accountant) and you get beautiful portraits! These are full sessions, done either on location or at the studio. I suggest regular portrait clothing and we can also do a few photos for cards and fun with holiday attributes. If you would like Christmas cards and gifts, please book as early as possible. Weekend appointments fill up extremely fast. Weekday ones are much more flexible. The fundraiser starts the weekend after Labor day and runs until the first week in December. If you want books, Christmas cards or canvases, book EARLY! I cannot guarantee Christmas delivery past the first of December. Small Breed Rescue of East TennesseeIncoming dogs today--stay tuned! To help support dogs in foster care while they wait for their forever home you can shop our Amazon Wish List!