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These animals NEED us. Please support Animal Aid!
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Please go visit their amazing doggies and kitties... it does good for your soul! Thank you Tamera & everyone! You all do incredible things for the voice-less, homeless animals. Thank you Animal Aid!

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Volunteering here has been a wonderful experience! I work hard. I love it! They really do take great care of the animals!

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“We just adopted two kittens from Animal Aid with Tamara's recommendation, and I am beside myself with gratitude.”

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Abandoned Pet Rescue - APR is a true No-Kill Animal Shelter with 150 cats and 30 dogs.

Abandoned Pet Rescue

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They do the things right, we had all the records from our newly adopted doggies, plus food, 2…read moremonths of flea, tick and heartworm, cannels, stroller, toys. Very impressive operations and you can tell they love all the animals they keep.

While it seems like alot of the negative reviews on here are a bit bias after not meeting certain…read morerequirements or being turned away from a surrender, there's some truth in there about the service here. For context I've worked extensively with both cats and dogs through various non profits and rescues, I'm an experienced dog trainer, I work fully remote, I've had various past pets that have made it beyond their normal lifespan, and own a size-able fenced backyard. I filled out an application interested in meeting and potentially adopting a dog from them. 2 or 3 felt like a good fit. I filled out the extensive application and called 2 hours later following up to show my interest and to make sure it was received, I also wanted to make a small donation as I love non-profits rescues like this. I went into this trying to be as polite as possible to make a good impression. A man answered extremely annoyed told me "your problem is reviews take 48 hours, Have some patience and wait." And hung up on me. I felt a bit caught off guard but assumed maybe they had a lot going on. When I checked my email they had responded to me within those 2 hours and told me "The pet you're interested in already has to many applications. There's plenty of other great pets on Petfinder, good luck!". The dog in question was listed 5 hours earlier in the day and They ignored my interest in their other dogs entirely and essentially told me to kick rocks and try the internet. The whole experience kinda soured me on this place and the fact they didn't even consider my interest in one of the other dogs feels counter productive to the entire point of getting these pups homes. I know the reaction probably stemmed from stress and outside factors but still don't think I should be talked to like dirt and dismissed for reaching out. I'm sure there's a lot of good people here but they gotta work on their out reach and how they place these dogs. This morning I was willing to drive up, meet their pups to see who's a good fit for my family, and pitch in a donation to help out. Now I'm not even sure how sincere they are about their mission statement.

The Pet Project

The Pet Project

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Wilton Manors

The Pet Project is a nonprofit organization that deserves a much bigger spotlight! Located near…read moreOakland Park, this organization has been making a difference in the lives of people and their pets since 2002. Modeled after POWARS, the Pet Project was founded to help clients living with HIV/AIDS in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Its mission was to ease the financial burden and health challenges that sometimes force people to give up their beloved pets. In 2007, the organization expanded its eligibility to serve a broader population, including terminally ill, elderly, and disabled residents. In 2013, it acquired a larger, permanent facility that houses its operations alongside Hidden Treasures, a volunteer-run thrift store whose proceeds directly support the nonprofit's programs. The Pet Project provides thousands of pounds of free pet food and supplies each month, along with reduced-cost veterinary care, helping people with limited financial resources or those who are homebound continue caring for their four pawed family members. They also offer short-term foster care and dog-walking assistance for owners who need extra help. They also pledge to find new homes for pets in their program if their owners pass away, providing peace of mind to people who worry about what will happen to their beloved companions. To help fund these programs, the organization operates Hidden Treasures, a thrift shop staffed by volunteers, with all proceeds going toward The Pet Project's mission. I was recently in the area and decided to stop by Hidden Treasures. The last time I visited, several years ago, there was an unpleasant smell that drove me out pretty quickly. I'm happy to report that this is no longer an issue, and the shopping experience has improved considerably. The store offers a large assortment of pet supplies and supplements at reduced prices, along with clothing, furniture, books, and other household goods. shopping here means your purchases help support a wonderful cause. I love the mission behind this organization and the dedication of the volunteers who make it possible. If you're a thrifter, especially if you're looking for affordable pet supplies, I recommend stopping by Hidden Treasures where you can support a worthwhile local charity that helps keep pets with the people who love them.

incredibly rude staff. been here many times trying again and again it's always the same. the openly…read morefight with each other, vulgar people, yell at staff and customers. get rude when you buy only one item. total bad every. I can't bring anyone in here without them ruining the day. wildly mispriced items. horrible staff.

Purrr

Purrr

(10 reviews)

this review is for the ADOPTION/'SANCTUARY' & please note it should not reflect on 'Shanna' at all,…read moreshe's a saint and the singular star that I've given is to be dedicated to her. It's taken me over a year to write this, as I was so livid when everything first went down I decided to give myself time to process. As a lifelong cat lover and owner, I cannot in good faith recommend anyone adopt from this 'sanctuary' due to the following situation I endured: I visited Purr rescue in January of 2025 looking for a second cat as I already had 1 rescue from the Humane Society. I fell in love with a little black cat named Usher via their website and made an appointment that same week to visit all of the cats, but knew I had a sweet spot for 'Usher' and was going there with her in mind. When I got there I was told she was the vet tech's (unfortunately I don't remember his name) favorite cat and he paid special attention to her, *this will be relevant in a moment. I would go on to adopt Usher that same week and take her home a week later. I was told she needed to be quarantined, fully examined nose to tail, given her latest vaccines, etc and given a clean bill of health prior to me taking her from the sanctuary... which I was elated to hear she was 100% healthy and ready to be taken home the following week. She's a bit of a c*nty anti-social kitty to begin with, as all they told me was she was abandoned at the VCA at 6 months old with 3rd degree burns on her back and has a bald spot - as a fellow burn survivor (that can also possess a c*nty attitude, it was love at first sight). Very shortly after having her home and monitoring her 24/7 (i work from home) I noticed something wasn't right and decided to take her to my family vet who I love and trust. It was then that I was informed: - she had such advanced level gingivitis and stomatitus that she would need to have ALL of her teeth removed immediately. - it seemed as though several of her teeth were already missing due to the horrid state of her mouth and NO ONE mentioned this to me. - she had bad infections in both ears and would need ongoing treatment for that as well. I CRIED MY EYES OUT. imagine adopting a new baby, being told they're 100% healthy and have a clean bill of health, falling in love with them more day by day and then being told my your family vet that they need to be taken into surgery immediately due to the deteriorating composition of their entire oral cavity, as well as severe ear infections. AS IF MATTERS COULDN'T GET ANY WORSE... Natalie (i hope you and your superiors all see this) handled both the situation and myself BEYOND UNPROFESSIONALLY and extremely defensive (i have other choice words for her, but I'll let you all use your imaginations). Alluding to the fact this may have happened under my care, ZERO EMPATHY AT ALL as I sit on the phone balling my eyes out about everything this poor little cat is having to endure, and was BERATING me while trying to uphold the 'integrity' of their operation without EVER acknowledging how horrid the whole thing was. She was ABSOLUTE HELL to deal with and I cannot believe they keep her there as a 'site manager' or whatever her made-up title is. She should NEVER interact with clients. She has a horrible reputation in the rescue circuit and evidently has been this way for YEARS but for some reason they keep her on payroll. Contractually Purrr was required to cover the cost of surgery and I went to a surgery center that they partner with, where the Doctor (who was lovely and not affiliated with Purrr in anyway) confirmed for me this was 100% a case where the cat had 'slipped through the cracks' in the system. And let me say, I get that. I understand that they are taking in 100's of cats and accidents do happen ... but due to the way it was handled so poorly, no accountability was taken, and I was never reached out to by the senior leaders or apologized to by anyone other than Shanna, unfortunately I cannot and will not forgive them for this 'accident' - nor can I suggest them to anyone I know & love in good faith.

Thank you Purrr for taking care of my sweet baby!!! I definitely recommend Purrr to anyone that…read moreneeds their cat spayed/neutered . The price was fantastic and I felt my baby was in great hands. I really appreciate the drs and staff. Thank you all again. I left a donation and will definitely leave more in the future, your establishment is doing great things and really helping people and animals

Animal Aid - vet - Updated November 2026

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