All dogs go to Monroe county animal shelter. Chasing…read moredaylight will not respond to your calls inquiring if your animal was picked up. If the shelter director at MCAS wants to keep your dog, she will manipulate the situation then publicly slander and defame your character with a false narrative. Please note MCAS is not required to post animals.

My husband and I just adopted our sweet puppy, Demi a couple days ago from here, and we could not…read morebe anymore thrilled with the shelter and the pup herself. Everyone was so nice and informative. The shelter seemed clean and the animals well looked after. I could not be any happier with my experience!!

Great customer service! Wonderful rescue done in two days. But Tina's shelters are for all kind of…read moreanimals not just for dogs! Dogs, cats, birds, goats, horses, bunnies, ferrets, you name it, this haven for unwanted animals is so wonderful.

Great people who sincerely care about these animals…read more We had a totally positive experience adopting our little dog from Sauk county human society.

Visited to try and adopt a puppy. They told us we had to have a filled out and approved application…read moreto even see the dog. So I filled out the application and submitted it. Not even a day later she disappeared from their website so I called to confirm she was still available and they said she had been transferred to Dane County. You would think that if someone came in interested that they would keep her there. HORRENDOUSLY handled and HORRIBLY behaved staff. Very rude. DO NOT adopt from here. They complain about being "over capacity" and I can see why. They make it a NIGHTMARE to adopt.

We adopted our little Darleen years ago from them. Was treated kindly and the she is a joy. We…read morerecently lost another dog we had so we decided to foster a Momma and her puppies. Hoping Fur a Home is top notch, been there every step of the way with anything and everything we need

We have adopted 5 dogs from Hoping Fur a Home and the process was seamless. The passion they have…read morefor this work is admiring. We will never adopt from anywhere else.

your business is not people oriented. I was very disappointed in the contact experience I had at…read moreyour place of business. All i want is a dog. I do not like to jump thru hoops.

I adopted a pet that I was told was dog selective. I understood that going in, being a prior…read moremultiple pit owner this is understood since most pit owners don't socialize them. Cora would make an amazing dog for anyone without kids, not wanting kids and absolutely no pets. None. Issue 1: I was told it was $150 on the phone. At time of adoption I was told $300. My paperwork was clearly sitting in eye view and said $150. After pointing out I was told it was $150 I was charged $150. Issue 2: Our 10 minute dog meet and greet, 10 minutes...(Cora and our dog went well enough, one lunge incident that we thought was playful, damn were we wrong). Issue 3: During the 2 minute sign here, initial all these spots. I didn't even think about this but....if they give and offer 6 weeks free professional classes offered for "reactivity" why haven't they given Cora this class on there own? Issue 4: No where in Cora's profile did it state: -She food guards... -She toy guards... (Paperwork from prior surrender stated this.) -She even crate guards... --- in home our dog couldn't even walk near the crate while she's in it. Snarled, shows teeth, growls, barks, side eyes, snaps at air, lunges. -Shes biten multiple (not 1) young children according to the documents. Photo attached of document. ***Apparently this facility does not test these things. They're not important things for them to test or disclose up front.*** Issue 5: this baby lost weight in the care of CRHS... She's probably hangry. I clearly just thought, She'll put that back on at my home and dismissed it. Issue 6: only discovered today a week after this review originally posted but this CRHS has a facebook post about Cora that says absolutely NO dogs. This bit of information, I most certainly know they most certainly indeed did steal my money and knew it. *1 Star review because* -The above undisclosed information. -They will not refund (contract) and/or would not pick up Cora and consider my money a donation covering Cora's adoption fees. I gave them both options. -Cora's white ear was disgusting. See photo ****"My precaution: Please do not have kids period or any kind of pet in your home. No cats, no dog(s), nothing that you love.***** Period.

If they would have a low-cost spay-neuter program and STOP telling people to leave cats outside,…read moreTHEN I would recommend them. Leaving cats outside to find their way home will not help them find their way home, will not help their very worried owners find them, stop them from getting into fights, get injured, hit by vehicles, poisoned, keep them warm/cool/ dry, fed, watered, etc. The "shelter" wouldn't be so full if they would promote helping cats rather than leaving them to die a slow death outside, scared and alone. Compassion and help is better than doing nothing. Bob Barker used to say it every single day, "Help control the pet population. Have your pets spayed or neutered." This shelter needs to embrace that and help people get their pets fixed so there won't be a bunch of intact cats running around making more kittens. Instead, they block anyone who posts these suggestions. One of their greatest advocates...and they block on FB because of criticism that they know darn well is correct!!! They can't handle the truth!

From the owner: The South Wood County Humane Society is a non-profit animal protection organization. Our mission is…read moreto build a stronger bond between people and pets through education and adoption with the goal of promoting the spay and neuter of animals to help reduce pet over-population.

Our little family of three adopted an amazing dog from this shelter. From our first contact, we…read morewere treated with kindness and respect by all the staff members and many of our questions were answered. Having had a dog with seizures in the past, we were familiar with this medical condition. Bear is a gem; loving, smart, and an excellent fit for our family. He enjoys sharing our home with our cat, Louie, greeting neighbors, and playing in the snow. While Bear is blessed with a forever home, we are blessed with such a loving and happy dog. Keep up the great work! Manu, Maile, and David Parker

I have been a supporter for many years; Cash, food, toys and just sitting there to play with the…read morekitties! No more! A cat was playing with me and scratched me by accident. No biggie! I didn't even notice until I saw blood on the floor. Now I'm not allowed to visit and play with the kitties without supervision! No more! I turned the card in and no longer volunteering!

They claim even though you're approved to adopt that it doesn't mean you have to take the animal…read morehome. However, if you don't and realize the animal isn't the right fit for your family after meeting them, they ban you from applying for other pets. They also are very rude and get upset and confrontational if you question them at all.

IF YOU LOVE YOUR PET RABBIT - PLEASE READ - THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE…read more IF YOU LOVE YOUR PET RABBIT - PLEASE READ - THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE IF YOU LOVE YOUR PET RABBIT - PLEASE READ - THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE IF YOU LOVE YOUR PET RABBIT - PLEASE READ - THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE I write this review from the bottom of my heart, considering the successful and unsuccessful spays of my two pet rabbits, I will try to keep it concise for readers although there are many things I'd wish to say about this place. I took my rabbit, Stormi, here because of their very affordable spay prices. I had to drive two hours away, because most clinics in the Madison, WI area are extremely expensive to get a spay for exotic small pets. I picked my baby girl Stormi up from this location and she was fine, surgery successful, but she looked incredibly traumatized. Rabbits can't speak so all we can do is try our best to understand how they might be feeling, so I attributed this look to the pain and disorientation from being spayed. I think I was wrong. A week later my other bunny, Sunshine, had her spay here. We drove 2 hours and a half to this clinic just to get a call from them a couple of hours later letting us know that my favorite little bunny, Sunshine, had passed away. She was freshly 6 months old, and had no prior illnesses. I regret, so deeply, caring so much about the affordability of this surgery that I put my girl at risk. If you truly love and care about your pets, especially sweet little rabbits, PLEASE don't take the same risk I did. The affordability ISN'T WORTH IT THE RISK OF LOSING YOUR PETS! I was supposed to pick my bunny up that day and take her home, but instead, my boyfriend and I picked up her body (which was on the floor when we got there) and buried her in a shallow grave. The people here do not care about YOUR pet. It is just another animal to them. Please don't go to this clinic, invest in your animals. They love you and they trust you to put them in the hands of vets that will take care of them. I will never go here again - and I hope bunny owners see this so they can look elsewhere. It will break your heart to know that you handed your little bunny to people who (you will feel) killed them. It will bring you pain to go back to your home and see the ghost of your fur baby everywhere you turn. All of the things you are annoyed by, you will wish you could have it all back. Don't make the same mistake I did. PLEASE.