First time adopting from out of state. Our little princess was dumped in Houston in the corridor of…read morecruelty. We saw her photo and fell in love. Adoption process was straightforward and easy. Communication with staff was great. Kimberly endured my endless questions with kindness. Transport company was also great. Our baby girl arrived yesterday in happy and healthy condition, her attitude was jubilant. We were worried the transport would traumatize her (33 hours in a truck). She is bounding around as we speak, squeaking her new toy, digesting the best treats we could buy and make. Corridor did a great job with Prudence and if you are thinking of adopting from them, do so. They do great work.

Caring committed folks who rescue dogs abandoned in the "Corridor of Cruelty." Support this…read moreexcellent organization! See: http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/07/15/cnnheroes.hoffman.dog.rescue/index.html

Absolutely amazing experience! Everyone at the clinic was so sweet, supportive, and caring…read morethroughout the whole process. They did an amazing job with my cat's neutering and made sure he was well taken care of. I truly appreciate how kind and professional everyone was. Highly recommend this clinic!

Low cost for vaccines? That always sounds like a good deal, right? That's exactly why I decided to…read morebring my dog in for the vaccines he needed and a routine heartworm test. I've taken Ruger to several vet visits over the years, and today was the first time I've ever heard him cry during a blood draw. If getting blood drawn hurts when someone is digging around trying to find a vein on a person, what makes anyone think it doesn't hurt a dog? Watching the needle being moved around while trying to find a vein was hard to watch, and it honestly made me question the technique that was being used. Worst of all, there wasn't even an apology or any comfort given to my dog from her part. The veterinarian, Jenny Ponce Hernandez, also didn't introduce herself when she walked in. I actually had to ask who she was. She didn't come across as confident, and that didn't give me much reassurance while my dog was being treated. She also recommended that I spay my German Shepherd before her first heat cycle. I understand vets can have different opinions, but every other veterinarian I've spoken with has recommended waiting until after her first heat so she can fully develop. That recommendation, along with the rest of my experience, just didn't leave me feeling confident. Unfortunately, I won't be coming back. I came in expecting a simple, routine visit, but I left feeling disappointed and uncomfortable with the care my dog received.

They are more interested in their 'rules' tha. There dogs…read more Would rather crate a dog for all day except potty time than allow a seasoned dog person who in 46 years and never surrendered a single dog a chance to have one of theirs. So sad.

They did an awesome job of helping my adopt my newest family members. She did a very in depth…read morebackground check but I'm glad she doesn't allow dogs to go to people who are not willing to commit to giving them the love and support they deserve!!! My dogs are healthy and beautiful!! Thank you emmy's hope rescue!!!

Today i was reminded of the day I was lashed out on & told by Gracie's (used to be Briana) rescue…read morethat she "wouldn't have adopted her out to us" had she known we were going to give her treatment she, personally, is against. After speaking with 3 vets, including the rescue's, all 3 told me the "treatment" the rescue was giving her for heart worm was inadequate & that there is one treatment only for heartworm & it's what we decided we were going to do. This all started before we even decided but because I had the audacity to ask her questions about the treatment Gracie was given prior to us having her & because I called her vet & asked, "I was wondering why she was given the method she was given," thinking I would be told it's effective and works but rather was told, "because we were told not to give her the real treatment." The rescue was outraged & basically accused me of being unfit for even considering REAL treatment. We have already spent over $1000 on Gracie between adoption fees, a vet exam, & lotssss of home supplies, goodies, & needs as well as chipping fees & licensing which MANY pet owners don't even do. We adopted her knowing she had heart worm disease. And I'm being told the rescue regrets making me her parent? Taking on a sick dog after everything we went through with my dog Mimi was a VERY big deal for us & could now cost up to $1200 to treat. But I am not the best mother for this dog? I was told it was basically a mistake she was given to us all because this rescuer "prefers" a method that *doesn't even do anything to help or cure the dog or expand her life expectancy.* She even called Gracie HER dog twice on this call & I had to tell her, twice, she is MY dog now & even getting 3 vet opinions proves I want the best for MY dog. I even had to defend myself by telling her Mimi died in my arms 9 months ago, which I relive every day but don't want to talk about, because she assumed I haven't dealt with the pain of losing a dog which she is convinced will happen to Gracie. She's lucky we are willing to pay for this treatment after being lied to, by her, about it even being needed. I also asked if she barks and was told no. That was a flat out lie. She even did it when we met her at the foster's house. She has digestion issues that causes her to throw up often which there is no way they didn't know about. She was shot, apparently they never did X-rays on her because she has birdshot in her body and deals with pain and needs medication. They failed to tell us she is dog aggressive. We can't take her to dog parks and the introduction to our second dog (a puppy) was a process but it's a good thing we have a backyard for her. When we picked her up it was clear she spent most of her time outside (which is against their own contract) because she was filthy and the water was brown when we bathed her. Upon having her examined we were told she'd need to have teeth removed. So last year (2021) she had ELEVEN teeth removed. None of the above was ever brought up to us. But WE aren't good pet parents? WE shouldn't have this dog? Laughable. Lots of $$$$. I see they removed any option other than Yelp to get reviews (which I left and is now gone). She posted on FB about me saying "someone we adopted to says they don't trust rescue people and it's hard for me" when what I said was I will trust the 3 vets I spoke to over a rescue for medical advice, and got hundreds of sympathy comments even calling me out despite them having no clue as to how she yelled at me on the phone after I called her vet, and what we've dealt with since. There's a $5000 fee if you rehome your own dog (which I'd never do) so if someone couldn't afford treatment at $1200+ or the $100s for puking & pain problems, $1000+ for dental work, and rehomed they'd be sued for $5000. The contract also states that you are required to tell them if you move lol and have them as the primary contact for the microchip while paying for the service -um, no. They also lied about her breed. Being a "lab mix" lol it's very very obviously she is a Pit Bull/Staffy Mix which is why we adopted her. Imagine adopting a "Lab" & your landlord kicks you out for having a Pit Bill or *you* have to pay to ship the dog back, or be sued. Beware. Reading over their contract didn't seem like an issue when I signed it but looking back it's actually laughable the things they require - but don't follow themselves - and threats they make and financial demands if you cannot keep the dog they LIED about. (Would a terrible dog family have this fabulous artwork in the entry of their home for all visitors to see? We absolutely love our dog but another person/family could have gotten rid of her after all the lies and financial problems that have happened since adopting with Reggie's.)

We were really hoping to adopt a dog from a local shelter but couldn't find any dogs that would…read morebe a good fit for our family. Then, we found Reggie's Friends through the pet finder site. An extensive application process including reference contacts and photos of our yard and home ensued. Once approved, we had a FaceTime call with the Director and met our puppy and got to watch him interact with litter mates and people. Then, we sent $ and our dog flew via cargo to Seattle for pickup. The process was fairly easy and our puppy arrived with microchip, two rounds of shots and several rounds of dewormer. He needed another treatment for giardia but checked out ok I in all other respects. He's a wonderful, bright puppy and the entire family is smitten with him. LC was very responsive to all our contacts during and after the adoption. We highly recommend this rescue - especially after hearing horror stories about other rescues from our vet. Thanks Reggie's Friends!

Terrible place. Reached out for help when we found out a rescued dog was 5-6 weeks pregnant (the…read moreequivalent of 3rd trimester in humans) and the recommendation was to kill the puppies. From Mary Tipton the cofounder: I would have gone ahead and spayed her today. Pregnant or not. Mary Co-founder K-9 Angels Rescue

The only reason(s) for one star is you can't give 0 and they do claim to help dogs in need. Fair…read morewarning, the head person thinks she received her DVM at a school with a better reputation and education than Texas A&M vet school. My family is known for our love, attention and dedication to our dogs and she treated us like we were the most irresponsible pet owners ever because we followed the advise of our dog's doctor. She went so far as to quote laws that aren't even fact. Another thing is they draw you in with pictures of dogs on their website then they are no where to be found. Also, I hope none of y'all are there if an incident breaks out as they allow people well beyond the capacity of the building limits in at one time. I think the purpose behind this organization is great. They should definitely look for a better "leader". One more educated and caring. All in all I can't be too upset. Their in compassionate demeanor lead me to adopt elsewhere and I have now given a homeless dog a family and home just in time for the holidays.

This is a great place to get your pets spayed or neutered. Their staff is kind, compassionate and…read morecaring. They took the best care of my fur babies. Even got a volume discount.

If I could give the Tomball wellness clinic less than one star I would. I arrived at a 4:30…read moreappointment at 4:32 according to my clock in the car. When I got inside there was no one at the counter. When the receptionist did show up she told me they were going to have to charge a $15 late fee. I told her I was at the counter at 4:33 at the latest. She told me I could reschedule or pay the fee. I have had several bad experiences on the clinic side. Save yourself the trouble and choose a different low cost option.

the lady who answered the phone was very rude and I could tell from her tone that she did not want…read moreto be talking to me. i understand that life is stressful but I'm also going through a stressful situation and this made me have a mental breakdown after getting off the phone. I do not recommend calling this place. I'm not a Karen at all and usually never leave reviews, I'm not sure if she was having a bad day or what. do not recommend.

I recently adopted a cat from this organization. They know a lot about each individual cat and…read moretheir personalities. I wanted a laid back cat, and that's exactly what I got! I went to meet the cat, and made sure we got along and then they dropped her off at my house. They offer personal service! Exceptional Adoption Agency. I had an excellent experience.

Amazing organization that helped us adopt our retired racer and most recent addition to our family!…read moreThe application and interview process ensures that it's the right fit for you and the potential greyhounds you may be adopting. They provide a lot of support and advice if you end up adopting one of their retired racers, including information on their personalities and tendencies, and follow up phone calls to see how things are going after the adoption process. They provide an amazing task of helping dogs that have been racing for most of their lives find happy homes, as well as improving the lives of those who add these wonderful pets as a member of their family!

My wife and I adopted our brindle greyhound through this GPA location. It was a pleasant…read moreexperience and the group has helped provide a lot of helpful tips along the way. If you are thinking about getting a greyhound, please give them a call!