The staff here really love their job and it shows in everything they do. They gear their service to…read morethe individual. They know their occupants and they make good matches. Love love love. I will support them any way I can. I also love animals. And when you care it shows!!!

Very helpful, super kind & nice people!! Took in Cats and kittens no one else would or could. Best…read moreHumane Society around!!! God Bless all of you! If anyone deserves any donations it is BEST FRIENDS HUMAN SOCIETY in Paulon Georgia.

If you have not had the opportunity to experience this place you are missing out. the Plantation is…read morerun by some of the best folks that you will ever find in the world. This is truly a treat to be able to hunt at Southern Woods. From the time you book your hunt;( if you are lucky enough to get a spot as they are always packed) Renee has got you taken care and your hunt is off and running. Then you get on-site and the food and service is top-notch, the ladies take great care of you from sun up to sun down. The rooms are clean and roomy. Not to mention the hunting is top notch and the guides are knowledgeable and experienced running their dogs. This is just a wonderful place to spend time. It just doesn't get better than SWP!!!

Full disclosure - my first quail hunt so nothing to compare it to, but this is a first class joint…read more Benjy the proprietor makes sure you have everything you need. Fun guides, great bird dogs, 18 jeeps and 3000 acres of prime quail habitat. The food was OK, not awesome, but Benjy smokes a mean pork chop. Tender, moist and delicious. Open bar, self serve after 10 - a fairly dangerous concept requiring a level of self restraint that some had to learn the hard way, but I ain't namin' names. Because what happens in Southern Oaks stays in Southern Oaks, except for the cleaned and vacuum packed birds you bring home with you. Give it a shot!

This family owned company is operated by some of the most passionate, loving, and dedicated people…read moreI've met. A small family bought an old greyhound race track and converted it into a huge animal shelter for lost, surrendered, and stray animals. All the animals are well cared for and healthy but are in need of forever homes. I was incredibly impressed by the owner Andrea, her son Tommy, and daughter Nadine. I would recommend this shelter to anyone interested in adding a new memeber(s) to their family. With our adoption of our dog Sassy, we also received her medical records with vaccinations, and microchip with registration. Our new doggie is a happy and healthy girl thanks to TCAR.

The facility is very clean, the staff is amazing, and the animals are happy! I highly recommend…read morethis rescue.

I honestly don't even know where to start with this place. I am extremely upset with how this…read moreentire situation has been handled. When I adopted Huxley, I was told he was a sweet, loving, laid-back dog who had never shown aggression toward people or other animals. I trusted what I was told and trusted that I was being given the information I needed to make an informed decision about adopting him. Once he was in my home, that was NOT the whole story. We discovered food/resource guarding that was never properly disclosed to me. There were also things in his vet history that I feel should have been explained to me before I adopted him. My own vet also questioned his age and believed him to be closer to 5 rather than the 2 years I was told. Then Huxley bit an older man at a dog-friendly restaurant when the man offered him a treat. He broke the man's skin and drew blood. And now he has bitten me. I have spent a lot of time trying to make this work because I genuinely cared about this dog. I am not trying to "dump" him somewhere because I don't want him anymore. I have reached the point where I don't feel safe or capable of handling his behavioral issues and I am trying to find him a home/rescue that actually can. Instead of helping me, they accused me of abusing him and trying to hurt him. That is absolutely unbelievable to me. You adopt a dog based on what a rescue tells you about that dog. If serious behavioral issues exist, adopters deserve to know about them BEFORE they take that dog home. You can't tell someone a dog has been nothing but friendly and gentle, have them discover serious issues after adoption, and then turn around and accuse the adopter when they can no longer safely handle the dog. I also find it incredibly concerning that their response seems much more focused on blaming me than on actually finding a safe solution for Huxley. I am not claiming Huxley is a bad dog. I don't think he's a bad dog. I think he needs a different situation and someone who knows how to handle his behavior. That's why I'm trying to surrender him responsibly instead of putting him in another unsafe situation. I would strongly recommend that anyone adopting from this rescue get every vet record, ask about resource guarding, ask about previous bites/aggression, and verify everything they possibly can before taking one of these dogs home. Because right now I feel like I was sold a completely different picture of the dog I adopted, and when I finally said I couldn't safely handle it anymore, I was treated like I was the problem.

I haven't been yet but looking at these pictures of Chihuahuas make me smile ! I'm giving this…read moreplace 5 stars because they rescue a lot of cute Chihuahuas that need forever homes and I can't wait to get my own chihuahua from them !

Got our dog from SPCA next door, had PAWS do all his shots and neuter. They where fantastic and vet…read morewas great!

I adopted the cutest fur baby. His name was Wordle. His name is now Charlie! I adopted him in Feb…read more'26, he was 4 months old. Now he's 8 mos old & a joy to have.

We fostered a dog from Paws Humane Society for two weeks and then officially adopted the dog two…read moreweeks later. Unfortunately, after the adoption, the dog attacked our child and other animals in our home. Our adoption contract states that Paws Humane Society would take the dog back if necessary. We were initially told that we could return the dog, but once they realized we live in Alabama rather than Georgia, they refused to honor what we had been told and did not follow through with the terms outlined in the contract. Rather than working with us to resolve the situation, Paws Humane Society proceeded to take us to court, resulting in significant legal expenses and financial hardship for our family. This was especially disappointing because our intention from the beginning was to support a local organization and provide a home for a dog in need. Based on our experience, I would strongly encourage others to carefully review all contracts, policies, and return provisions before adopting. We felt unsupported during a difficult situation and believe Paws Humane Society failed to uphold the commitments outlined in its own agreement.

This is a place that gives animals a chance till the end. They find loving pets new homes…read more Ruby Milner

Extremely rude and unprofessional. Told my mom and I that we couldn't buy a cat due to the fact…read morethat 4 years ago a cat that we bought from them had sadly died from what we think was from a hawk. LAUGHED in our face after my mom said the cat had a good life then continued to tell us that the cat didn't have a good life and made us seem like terrible cat owners. I am honestly surprised that the employee Monique is still in hire due to her terrible attitude. Hopefully the cat we walked in to adopt finds a nice family because clearly we were not good enough for them. I would also like to add that my family and I are extreme cat owners and the cat would have had a WONDERFUL life.

Idk how this store hasn't been shut down. All of this was observed on ONE visit and this is just…read morewhat I could stomach to take pictures of. I left soon after because the conditions these animals are kept in is absolutely unacceptable. It's all about PROFIT and not the treatment of the animals themselves. Which is what their profit comes from. You'd think they would care about them. Clearly they're too lazy and selfish to.

The puppies were dirty, unkept and had eye infections. Someone from the county needs to make…read moreregular visits to the Is place.