I rescued my two puppies from Hope for Cleo and it was such a great experience to connect and adopt…read morethrough their organization. I still keep in touch with Amanda and Eric, they truly treat you like family and make the adoption process a breeze knowing they care so much for each and every dog in their care! Anyone looking to adopt should make their first and only stop at Hope for Cleo!

I've volunteered at a few rescues and this is the best rescue I have ever volunteered for. They…read moreare amazing people and care and love every one of the dogs like they are their own. The owners treat you like family. 10000/10 :)

Great experience from booking to pickup after the procedure! My cat did well after her surgery and…read moreit was half the price of my vets office!!

I was trying to find a place that would be safe for my son's one-year-old cat to be finally spayed…read more After rescuing her and getting her back to better health, my son realized a year had gone by and she still wasn't fixed. I did read about a lot of negative views, but I know the woman has such a heart Just by speaking with her and really cares about the animals. While I didn't get the service done there, I do highly recommend them and they really could use support in the way ofsupplies, donations, and a good review as well. Just stop by and say hello and get to meet the wonderful staff as they have helped take cats off the street and live a better quality of life.

Even though our cat Oneida is a tad anti social, she's clearly comfortable with the care and…read moreattention she receives from her wonderful pet sitters! We have been supported by Naomi for years and love the services provided! Thank you for always doing an excellent job!

I used Naomi and James' service for over a year for my 2 cats, with frequent visits, multiple times…read moreper month, as I often spend weekends upstate. I was new to the area and sold by the good reviews, as well as a close family member who had used their service for *decades*. My experiences started out great--they have several people who do the visits and I only met one of them, but he did great with my cats and was clearly an experienced pet person. This was never an issue. There were a few bumps, like when I asked for my plants to be watered, and they said that it "wasn't necessary" since I would only be gone for 2 days, but I know my plants, and of course I come back to them wilted. But the cats were fine and they even used the hand-vac to clean up extra litter around the box, so I was fine letting small things like that slide for the sake of a consistent relationship with a small business who did a perfectly fine job for the premium ($43 per "30 minute" visit) which they charge. I was just glad to have consistent and readily available cat care to trust when I went away. I like to think I've always been an easy to deal with client, having super friendly and low-maintenance cats, a clean apartment (leaving the A/C on for days when I'm away in the summer), giving plenty of notice when booking visits, paying well in advance, and leaving all supplies neatly on counter. Over the last several months I'd noticed several inconsistencies with what I'd come home to find after being away--the most disturbing being both the cat's water fountains completely dry after 4 visits in January. This could've been a life or death situation if I didn't come back when I did, but nothing like this had ever happened before with them, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt if this being a one-off and didn't mention it. I always fill water fountains before I leave, and water they take several days to run completely dry--the steam gets lower for a day, and then goes out. This means to be left DRY, the only explanation is that the water fountains were not checked or refilled for several days in a row. After coming back from a weekend trip 2 weeks ago, I noticed several more inconsistencies, things which I've addressed with them before, and decided to send an email mentioning these, and finally deciding to mention the water fountain incident. My intention if this email was a tone of appropriate concern over these building inconsistencies, and really just needing and expecting to receive a reply like "so sorry this happened, we will be sure to be mindful with future visits when addressing the issues you've mentioned for future visits". Instead, they clearly took my comments very personally and replied very quickly saying that I clearly didn't trust them and they were going to mail me my keys and not come back. I was pretty shocked at the lack of professionalism and impulsive reactivity of this response, so I replied with another long email apologizing if I offended them, explaining that the reason I'm mentioning these things was because I DO (did) trust them and just wanted to ensure the same quality of care I've been paying for since the he beginning. With the water issue, the brushed it off saying that it was over a month ago so how were they supposed to remember what happened (this lack of response only validated my concerns). The screwed up thing is that after these defensive and unprofessional responses, I basically ended up begging them to stay, if for no other reason than I had booked them for this coming weekend, paid in advance, and would now have to scramble for last minute coverage or cancel my plans entirely. Additionally, my cats, like most pets take time to get used to new people, and hiring someone new causes them (and me) unnecessary stress. I don't like leaving anything less than a 5 star review for deserving small businesses, and unlike Naomi from Pet Sitter's Club, chose to wait and make sure I was level-headed and not emotionally reacting before posting my experience. All in all, Pet Sitter's Club provides adequate care for a premium fee as long as you don't provide any feedback that can potentially be perceived as criticism, don't expect consistent service, and don't want to feel valued as a customer. Now that they've showed their true colors, it's clear I should not have given Naomi and James my trust for as long as I did.

Thanks to Happily Ever After Rescue, we met a sweet pup named Margaret (a.k.a. Margarita ). But the…read moremoment we brought her home, she traded in her cocktail name for a crown and became our little princess, Gracie Mae. From the very start, Kristie was so kind, caring, and devoted to making sure their dogs find the perfect forever homes. You can tell how much love they pour into every one of these sweet pups. Amanda and Danielle, that both fostered her were so caring and helpful with all my extra questions too! Gracie Mae has already stolen our hearts -- she gives the best kisses, loves belly rubs, and always wants to be right in the middle of the family action. She's shaken, not stirred, and now officially ruling our castle. Thanks to Happily Ever After Rescue, Margaret a.k.a Margarita became Gracie Mae -- and we truly got our happily ever after.

I am a volunteer and a foster with Happily Ever After Rescue. The level of care that this rescue…read moregives the dogs is truly unparalleled. If you think your foster needs to see a vet, they immediately respond and take care of the bills. They have spent thousands in their very first year as a rescue on surgery for sick puppies. This is DEFINITELY the place to rescue a dog from. They are 100% dedicated, honest, caring and in the rescue business for all of the right reasons!!!

Jeff is the real deal - the man is in the trenches confronting the most horrific cruelty and…read morerefusing to turn away. Those of us who support Jeff understand that extraordinarily few people could undertake this kind of rescue effort under the most dire of circumstances and maintain their sanity. But Jeff emerges intact and more committed than ever to ending the dog-meat trade once and for all. He is made of better stuff, as is his team. Not all heroes wear capes.

Our family adopted a dog from one of NDLB's Chinese Sanctuaries in East Asia 7 months ago. I have…read morenothing but praise for all of the staff encountered throughout our adoption process, (which from start to finish took a little more than three months). NDLB is an incredible 501(c) (3) non-profit and their global mission of rescuing dogs and cats from immense suffering and complete abandonment, along with their exceptional care and concern for each survivor (no matter the gravity of each animal's injuries), is nothing short of outstanding. The dog we happened to adopt is a Japanese Akita Inu and happens to go by the name Romeo because he happened to be saved from slaughter on Valentine's Day (on February 14, 2020). The founder of NDLB , Jeff Beri, and his crew actually risked their lives twice to save our dog. Once (due to the strict Covid-19 Restrictions in China at that time and a second time to challenge the people who were about to slaughter him). I personally found all of the NDLB staff I interfaced with during the adoption process very personable and easy to connect with. More importantly, I found the staff demonstrated great care and concern for their animals throughout the adoption process. While waiting for Romeo's freedom flight to New York, we received multiple videos and photo's along with ongoing communication from the NDLB Chinese staff who were with him daily. The New York staff made sure I (along with my husband), understood all the possible challenges that came with adopting a dog from overseas and wanted to make sure we were up for this type of challenge. All I can say is Romeo has completely changed our family's life. Our family over the years has had three dogs. Romeo was our first overseas adoption, by far, he is the most considerate dog we have ever had the pleasure of owning, and is always looking out for our well-being. One last positive has been, over the past months, being able to maintain on going contact with Romeo's team in China, and being able to send photos and videos of him here having all sorts of fun in the USA. (See Romeo enjoying sunbathing below).

We had the most lovely, professional and easy experience adopting our cat from Ragdoll Tales in…read moreArmonk, NY. From the initial contact to the clear contract and information, along with meeting the kittens, choosing and picking up our perfect little girl. Elena and her family clearly love this breed, keep an impeccably clean house and environment for their cats and their four young children. Our kitten has been so well acclimated by Elena and her family which has made our experience and the kitten's experience to coming to our home that much easier. I highly recommend this lovely breeder! We are thrilled to have a healthy kitten and there is nothing better than an easy and healthy start! Thank you!

I can't say enough good about Ragdoll Tales and Elena! We drove up in the icy winter to pick up…read morebaby Murphy and she was so accommodating. I had received videos and photos since I reached out in September and the process was so easy. You can tell she puts a lot of love and passion into all her kittens. Through the few minor problems (kitten diarrhea, clean ups, etc...) Elena was there to answer my questions and give advice. Would highly recommend, but I don't know if they can get much better than Murphy I can't share enough photos of her

I've used WagNTails for my pup and she loves it! The owner treats her as if she's her own. My dog…read moreloves going, and gets excited when she knows we're on our way. Very reliable, friendly, and affordable. Highly recommended. Karen is the best!

From the owner: We are a Pro ASPCA certified small Dog (up to 35lbs) Daycare Nanny short-term and long-term…read moreVacation cage-free in home Social pack Boarding, Command training, limited grooming company. WagNTails uses positive and fun reward pack command training to allow all dogs to feel safe and welcome in their second home when they're parents are away. My rates: $25-$30 per 24 hrs per dog $25 for house broken dogs $30 puppies/dogs who aren't To begin please answer my 5 questions below: 1. Is your dog social with other dogs? 2. Is your dog on Internal oral monthly flea medication such as Bravecto , Comphortis, or Triphexis? If not i suggest you ask your vet for a month dose prior to dropping your dog or dogs off with me. 3. Is your dog healthy? And has been to a vet in the past 6 months? 4. Is your dog up to date on all immunizations & annual Rabies booster? 5. Is your dog allergic to anything?

There has never been an animal hospital with more compassion towards the animals…read more In a world where that is hard to find, every staff member goes out of their way to make sure every single pet feels loved. I hear they even got a secret thanksgiving meal for those whose bellies would allow~

My dog was sick his regular vet would not see hi they were able to take him I was at work so my…read morehusband took him Dr Parisian was so kind he called me to explain what was going on with my baby who passed away two days later but every one there is so kind and caring especially Laura at the front desk. If i get another fur baby someday they will be my regular vet.​

I adopted my girl Serina from Cypress after coming across their profile on Petfinder in February of…read more2018. They are very friendly and helpful during the adoption process, and even helped me out with ordering a litter box, food dish, and first round of supplies when they brought her over. It's been about a year and a half and she's happy and in great health -- she also plays fetch! Thanks so much, I highly recommend! Serina and I are both grateful

Martin at Cypress Feline Rescue is great. He cares deeply for all the cats he has rescued and…read morewants them to be placed in homes where they'll be loved and well cared for. He actually called my references which is more than some jobs I've applied for. Martin knew his cats personalities and was able to recommend a cat with a temperament that we were looking for. He was also super generous throughout the whole adoption process. He delivered our 'Henry' to us personally and brought a huge bag of litter, dry food, and wet food to get us started. Henry is loving, sweet, and very gentle just like Martin told us he was. I would adopt from Martin again in a heartbeat. FYI - I'm posting this review in Sept 2019, but adopted Henry in Feb 2019.