amazing service the workers were sooooooo nice and the animals were well taken care ofread more

My wife and I have followed Wildheart online for years and have always wanted to visit. On our…read morerecent trip to Tahlequah, we realized the ranch was not far away. We booked a cabin and added time to our road trip to spend some quality time with quality people. First, the cabin is adorable and very nice. The animals are so well taken care of. Spotless facilities cleaned daily. The clinic is impressive with its cleanliness and supplies. But here is where Wildheart shines: the wonderful, caring people. Annette, Dan, Katy, and all the volunteers are so dedicated to helping any and all animals that come their way. It doesn't matter how small or in what condition, these kind souls care for each animal equally and with compassion and skill. The energy on the ranch itself is vibrant. There is life everywhere you look. There is peace all around. Words cannot express the feeling you get here. Dan is a wealth of knowledge and on our tour gave us amazing tales of history of the land and people. Our minds were blown! This was a bucket list item for my wife, and now we definitely want to return again and again. Thank you, Annette and Dan, for this wonderful experience!

During the destructive Fathers Day wind storm a couple of years ago we discovered an injured Kite…read morebird amongst all our downed tree limbs. Wild Heart Ranch eagerly accepted it to rehab.

They are more concerned with checking boxes than checking the character and commitment of people. I…read morewas denied adopting because I can not, for health reasons, neuter my current boy. And I specifically asked to adopt a male! They are too hung up on boxes and denied an amazing home and family a lifelong pet.

Totally embarrassed me on the adoption process by sending personal info to 8 other members of the…read morerescue. They think they are doing a great service for the community but when it comes down to it they are just greedy. Not to mention some of the dogs listed are not even Bichon but are labeled as such. Look elsewhere

I love ARF Tulsa! They help so many cats and dogs, which is sorely needed in our area…read more I am a kitten foster for ARF, and Laura, who oversees the cat program, is amazingly supportive and caring. Fostering for ARF is easy, and fosters get to talk to potential adopters to ensure it's a good fit. I've fostered for a few different orginazations, and ARF has become my favorite. Adoption fees are very reasonable and the adoption process is pretty easy and straight forward. Whether you're looking for a new best friend, or want to volunteer/foster, check out ARF!

There website was helpful. I'm just beginning my journey to perviiding 2 sister kittens a good…read morefriend and a good home. Thanks

We go in weekly to get crickets for our chameleon. When we need help it's easy to find someone…read more The staff is very kind and educated about a variety of pets. I like learning new things about animals. They do have cat/kitten adoptions at the front, I think this is through a local animal group. There is a variety of furry and not-so-furry pets too. They have a large supply of accessories for all kinds of animals. I've not used the groomers there, but they seem to stay pretty busy.

John helped me and was very patient and pleasant while doing so . I was at this location earlier…read morelooking for chicken bone broth for my cats and couldn't find it (because come to find out it was in the dog aisle) anywho my first visit the man who helped me didn't know what I was talking about or where it was and showed me little options if products I already knew of. Not what I was looking for. I saw online that what I was looking for was there so I went back later that evening and a different gentleman helped me. His name was John. He knew exactly where to take me and showed me how to do prove check which I was so happy about. Plus he was so chill and carried himself well with great positive vibes. Im very happy with my visit, thank you !

Totally awesome experience adopting a puppy. Their staff, volunteers and fosters are awesome…read more We found a pup (from their Instagram) that we were very interested in. Contacted them immediately. We were told the dog would be at an adoption event on Saturday in Tulsa. Visited and bonded. Picked up our new fur baby the following day. Note that they are not open to the public except on Sunday adoption days: Dog Adoption Event 11:00AM to 2:00 PM Cat Adoption Event 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM Our pick up and adoption process was seamless. We really appreciated the foster parents keeping us updated. They do great work and after this experience we will donate (or even volunteer). Look for an adoption event and meet your new pet. (Fill out your adoption app online before the event.)

They are great people that try to find homes for dogs and cats. Also they have vaccination and…read morespay neuter clinics

Store was clean. Staff were friendly. Was a lot of items to look at. In my opinion items were…read moreoverpriced for a thrift that I enjoy, BUT the proceeds go to a great cause. Come knowing items are a little inflated compared to some other thrifts!

Great mission but so many things are overpriced and it's very crammed in the store. Selection is…read moreusually fine. Proceeds go to a good cause.

Please adopt here. We adopted a dog off the euthanasia list here. They constantly need more space,…read morewhich is why they euthanize. Everything they told me about him was very accurate. Staff was very friendly, kind, and helpful to me. They will let you back by yourself to look at dogs if you're wanting to, and will quickly guide you if you want to look at a specific dog. The dog we adopted is healthy, taken care of, and has no behavior issues. Shelters can be a lot for dogs and he has mellowed out a lot since he's gotten home. Please don't let the shelter personality sway you away from adopting. The shelter is very overwhelming for these dogs. TAS neutered the dog we adopted, gave him all of his shots, gave him heartworm medication and gave us the next months worth, gave him flea/tick medication, and sent us home with antibiotics just in case he started showing symptoms of kennel cough (he never did). All for FREE! Even adoption fee was WAIVED! I paid nothing! Facilities are just okay. Hoping the new building will be better. If you are wanting to look at a dog, they have the option to take them outside and put them in a concrete run for you to meet them. Please save a life and adopt here. I have nothing bad to say.

TAW is an open admission shelter which means they can't pick and choose who to intake. Due to being…read moreon "managed intake", they do require appointments tho. The staff does care for the animals in their care, and make the best out of very limited resources. Looking forward to the new shelter facility!! Want to save lives? Adopt from TAW. And spay and neuter your pets!

Great program, very polite, very knowledgeable, excellent service. They really take the animals to…read moreheart.

From the owner: We do not rescue cats, dogs, or native wildlife. We are an exotic pet rescue. We focus on making…read morethe maximum positive effect. We help out the exotic pets that many people frown upon or simply don't like. Our educational events help us to crash the barriers many people have against the amazing animals that we help and rescue.