Bobby’s Story
Bobby is a full blooded Boston Terrier that was rescued from our local animal shelter. His owners surrendered him after claiming that he caused dog fights. Truth of the matter is, he appeared to be the one that took the brunt of the beatings. After getting a few checkups and getting his health back in [...]
Children Hold A.A.R.F. Donation Party
On December 5th, 2009, Tess Simpson (10 Years Old) and Lily Simpson (7 Years Old) held an A.A.R.F. party to help out all of the homeless dogs and cats. They made hand puppets of animals and each guest brought animal supplies which were later donated to A.A.R.F.
Thanks Tess and Lily! You girls are WONDERFUL!!!!!
A no-kill animal shelter?
A.A.R.F. has been offered a unique opportunity to do just that – take a building and transform it into the very first No- Kill animal shelter that will serve the Upper Cumberland.
2009 Bark In The Park was fun
The 2009 Bark in the Park was held Saturday, October 10th from 11AM-3PM
at Algood City Park. Please look for us next year at the 2010 Bark in the Park!
PETCO Adoption Days every Saturday
Come Meet Your New Pet!
We are at PETCO in Cookeville, Tennessee every Saturday between the hours of Noon and 6PM with some of our available animals. If weather permits, and is not too hot or cold, we are setup under tents outside of PETCO. During the summer and winter months, you can find us inside [...]
Black Ties and Tails was a success
Every Saturday in September
In an effort to draw attention to the unconscious act of discrimination of dogs and cats based on color, all black cats, kittens and dogs will have a reduced adoption fee of only $25 to approved homes. Visit us at PETCO every Saturday noon-6PM to adopt your new best friend!

A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue and Fixin’ Inc.) is small group of un-paid volunteers with a passion for animals. We foster these animals in our homes until they find forever homes. We are a NO-KILL rescue, and treat ALL illnesses that can be treated for any animal which enters our program. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization - we rely on you, the public for the majority of our funding so that we may save lives locally. 












