Hardeman Adoptable Animals, INC

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Hardeman Adoptable Animals, INC Hardeman Adoptable Animals (HAA) rescues dogs from Hardeman County through our 100% volunteer organization. Our shelter at 315 Clifft Rd.

is managed by dedicated volunteers, and provides a safe haven. hardemanadoptableanimals.org HAA (Hardeman Adoptable Animals) is a dedicated group of volunteers on a mission to rescue abandoned, stray, and unwanted dogs and cats in Hardeman County. Our process involves moving these animals to our shelter, where we conduct thorough evaluations and provide necessary veterinary care. In cases requiring additional attention, we ensure they are examined by a veterinarian. The dogs we take in come from various backgrounds – they could be strays, owner surrenders, or breeder throwaways. Our primary goal is to shield these dogs from a hard death from starvation, disease and/or injury and offer them a chance for a better life. Once at our shelter, they become part of our list of available, adoptable dogs. We take pride in finding suitable homes for our furry friends, either through direct adoptions or by collaborating with rescue groups that specialize in placing animals. It's important to note that, more often than not, we are unaware of the history of the dogs we rescue. Despite this, we are committed to giving them a second chance and ensuring their well-being. Your support enables us to continue this vital work and make a positive impact in the lives of these animals. 🐾💙

Meet Gretchen!Gretchen is a 12‑year‑old shepherd who is:• Friendly gentle, clean, calm• Easy in the carrides beautifully...
11/02/2026

Meet Gretchen!

Gretchen is a 12‑year‑old shepherd who is:

• Friendly
gentle, clean, calm

• Easy in the car
rides beautifully, relaxed

• Non-reactive
ignores other dogs

• Already vetted
Healthy and happy

Where Gretchen will Thrive:
• With retired shepherd owners who prefer older, calmer dogs
• People who have lost a senior GSD and want another
• Foster homes that value peace and quiet

Message us to meet her today!

10/31/2026

Help us understand something please… how in the world has Diego not been snatched up yet? He’s got personality plus!

This 1 year old boy is dog friendly, LOVES people, is heartworm negative, and has still been sitting in his kennel since May. He was picked up as a stray, but no one ever came to look for him.

We know he deserves the BEST home, and he’s safe with us, but he deserves SO much more than being in a kennel all day.

Please share him so that more people beyond Bolivar will see him. Sweet Diego has waited long enough.

10/30/2026

A few weeks ago, we shared an update on Rose. The world felt overwhelming, and shelter life was simply too much for her. She wasn't broken. She was just scared. Today? Rose is playing. That may not sound like much to everyone, but for Rose, it's everything. Maybe most incredible of all, she's choosing to walk up and meet people. The dog who used to hide from the world is now discovering that the world might actually be a pretty great place. Thanks to her incredible foster family, every week we see a little more of her personality emerge.

Dogs like Rose remind us why we never give up on the scared ones. They need time. They need patience. They need a safe place where they can finally exhale. And when that happens, they blossom. Just like a rose.

10/29/2026

Look how happy our dogs are. Now look at our volunteers.
That's the magic of March of Dogs.
Our pups soaked up the love, attention, and snuggles they deserve, and our volunteers left with full hearts, too. Some of the best moments happen when it's impossible to tell who's enjoying it more.
Thank you to everyone who showed up for the dogs. 🐾❤️

Check out each dog’s updated bio under each photo!
10/27/2026

Check out each dog’s updated bio under each photo!

10/26/2026

One thing HAA has always believed in is giving potential adopters as much information as possible about our dogs. That's nothing new for us. In fact, as we dug through our photo archives, we found picture after picture showing that we've been "kid testing" dogs for years. Some of these photos date all the way back to our old shelter at the landfill. Why? Because successful adoptions start with good matches. We want families to know how a dog interacts with children, other dogs, cats, and people. The more information we can share, the better the chance that dog stays in its home for life. Enjoy these precious photos of dogs, puppies, and kids. ❤️🐾

These are the adoptable dogs who joined us at March of Dogs yesterday. Each one is fully vetted, ready for a fresh start...
10/26/2026

These are the adoptable dogs who joined us at March of Dogs yesterday. Each one is fully vetted, ready for a fresh start, and hoping their person sees this post.
Take a look through the photos and tell us:

Who's your favorite?

📩 Message us for adoption information on any dog pictured.

10/24/2026

🇺🇸🐾 What an incredible day at the 2026 March of Dogs!
Today we came together to celebrate two kinds of freedom: the freedom protected by the brave men and women of our military, and the freedom that comes when a shelter dog finds a loving home.
A huge thank you to our Grand Marshal, Neal Certain, for helping make this event special, and for honoring the spirit of service, sacrifice, and community.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to our costume contest judges, Richard Pierce, Lloyd Inlow, Jayme Patton, and Ben Davis. Thank you for taking on the tough job of choosing among so many creative entries!
🎉 Congratulations to our 2026 Costume Contest Winners:
🥇 1st Place: Elaine & Blossom�"A Mouse in a Trap"
🥈 2nd Place: Stacie & Cooper�"Krypto & Supergirl"
🥉 3rd Place: Nicki with Jasmine & Winston�"Red Devils & Blue Angels Flying Team"

From patriotic tributes to hilarious costumes, every participant helped make today memorable. Most importantly, every dog who marched today helps tell the story of what HAA is all about: giving homeless dogs a second chance and a path to freedom through adoption.
Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, donated, cheered from the sidelines, and supported our mission. Together, we're honoring those who protect our freedom while helping shelter dogs find freedom of their own.

Want to help create more freedom stories? Become an HAA volunteer and help us change lives, one dog at a time.

❤️🐾🇺🇸

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315 Clifft Road
Bolivar, TN
38008

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Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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