NO LONGER ON BELL! NEW PHOENIX LOCATION: 2428 W Lone Cactus…read moreDr, Phoenix, AZ 85027 This place is great. The one at the front desk asked us some screening questions to determine the best fit for us. She knew the traits of the dogs to help us pick out the pup we ended up adopting. We were easily able ask questions and schedule the spaying through texts came to this rescue because some good friends are happy with the pup they got from Puppy Luv. Now I'm willing to refer others to this rescue.

So pumped that I was able to get my dog here. The staff was very professional with me and…read moreexplained in detail the process of adopting a dog along with gave me all the details of his vaccinations, etc. Thanks again and Cruz is a great dog and reunited with his sister Zoey

Jen is amazing and helpful. Very knowledgeable and informative about my dogs dental issues. I…read morehighly recommend contacting her for veterinary and dental care for your dog.

Jen and her team are some of the most incredible people I have ever had the pleasure of working…read morewith when it comes to veterinary care. Every action they take, every decision they make, is done with genuine compassion and dedication. Their love for animals is clear in every interaction, and it shows in the exceptional care your pet receives. I cannot recommend them enough. Before going to any other veterinary clinic, I strongly suggest giving Jen and her team a call (or a text) to see if they can help. Not only could you save yourself thousands, but you'll also ensure that your furry friend gets the absolute best care available. To Jen, Dr. Kit, Liz, Melissa and everyone else on the team, I want to express my heartfelt thanks. You all are truly amazing.

me and my girlfriend just came into play with some puppies because we've driven by here multiple…read moretimes and finally stopped in. Cam provided 5 start customer service while also juggling other families and crazy puppies. We will be back

This pet store buys sick puppies from puppy mills. The dogs are overpriced and sick. They could…read morecare less about the dogs or the customers. Their warranties are garbage and meaningless. Please do not buy from these people, they have many complaints and even lawsuits. If you want a healthy dog, do not buy from them. Consider yourself warned!

I wish this was not true, but it is. I adopted my baby, Oddi, from Phoenix Persians back in January…read more2020. She was absolutely perfect and the most gentlest and loving cat. The following year, I contacted them again about adopting another kitten, but my message was left unanswered. In July 2023, Oddi was diagnosed with obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy when she went in for a nasal rhinoplasty to open up her narrow airways. Two weeks later, Oddi passed away when the doctors were waiting for her to wake up from anesthesia after her suture removal. Her heart stopped, and she fell into seizures and a coma after she was resuscitated. I reached out to them again to let them know what happened. Sadly, they did not respond. I am disappointed with them. It seems they were only responsive when they wanted me to purchase a kitten from them in 2020. It seems the website is down and social media has not been updated for a few years. In my experience, a responsible breeder offers support and stays in contact for life. This is not the case with the folks at Phoenix Persians. I spoke with some Persian breeders recently, and she confirmed this is not ethical behavior on their part.

My 17 year old persian passed and I was devastated. . I stumbled upon this small cat breeder and…read morepicked up my fuzz ball. Sweetest kitten ever ! Robin was very nice and very responsive as well . I highly recommend her kitties

This is a wonderful organization. I contacted them when I was working with an unhoused family who…read morehad 3 dogs that have never had shots or seen a vet. They helped us get all three dogs fixed and get their shots. This is a wonderful organization to those in need and their four legged family members. I highly recommend donating to this organization and also using their services when in need

Truly amazing organization. Adopted Olive in September. Just like all the dogs that are lucky to be…read morerescued by Poverty's Pets and find their forever home, she is sooooo loved and cared for! I wish I could bring them all home, so many of their stories are heartbreaking. I can not say enough about everyone involved in this rescue, other than thank you from the bottom of our hearts for everything you do... Cyndi, Steve and Olive

I wouldn't even give them one star. I went to them to…read morerehome my two golden girls and they told me they had a family already lined up and that they could pick the girls up. we agreed on a day and time. The day of I called to verify some things and one of the ladies I talked too thought I was one of her employees instead. she immediately started talking so I didn't get a chance to correct her and I let her speak, I don't interrupt. she continues on to talk about ME and my situation TO ME. While doing so, she told me that were coming to get my animals today and that they were going to a foster, but not to tell me that when they came because they told me they had a family and they just want to get my animals from me, once they do that they were going to just block me. When I finally said, okay hey look you're talking to COLTEN. The guy that owns those dogs. She hung up. I called the owner or supervisor whatever she was, and explained what had happened. She tried to tell me that's not how they operate and yada yada but then I never heard anything back from them. I'm not sure why they have such good ratings. They might have some situations they help and good for them. But if you want to KNOW where your dog goes because you love and care, stay away. If you don't want to be lied to, and made believe your animals has a family already when they don't (which was the only reason I could go through with it). Don't go here.

I've rescued two Goldens from this non-profit organization. The experience was smooth and everyone…read moreinvolved in the rescue are caring and go above and beyond to find the right home for each individual dog they rescue. For an all-volunteer organization, they have solid processes in place that make each adoption as seamless as possible. I also donate to them regularly because they are a non profit working to save Goldens solely with donor funding.

I am beyond excited I stumbled upon the Animal Benefits Club (ABC)! I had to put my 19-year-old…read moreJack Russel down and was ready to welcome a new best friend into my home. I happened to come across a photo of a little guy named Fritz and I knew the moment I saw the picture; this would be my new little buddy. When I clicked on the picture it directed me to the ABC site. From doing my research, I came to realize that ABC is not one of those shelters that just hands dogs over to anyone asking. They take their time to ensure their dogs are being placed into the right environment for each dogs individual needs. This is a positive in my books because the last thing any dog lover would want is for someone to bring a new pet into their home only to have it returned back into a shelter because it wasn't a fit. Kudos ABC! I followed the instructions and took my time to really fill out the application truthfully and from my heart. Since the majority of ABC's workforce is made up of volunteers, I noticed the disclaimer that they would reach out to me only if I was a match. I anxiously waited hoping I'd be a match for Fritz and was SO EXCITED when the Director of the facility called me. During the call, I was made aware that Fritz had a rough start to his life and had been in the shelter for quite some time because, lets just say he wasn't one for great first impressions. During my conversation I was also made aware that Fritz would need a little "extra" love and time patience if I was approved. I really respected the truthfulness and time I was given so that I was truly aware of Frit's situation and that they took the time to be certain if I was a good fit or not. As I previously mentioned, I had that intuition that Fritz was meant to be part of my family, so I wasn't frightened away by the phone conversation and made my appointment to meet Fritz face to face. When I arrived, I was once again reminded that Fritz more than likely will bark and not be very welcoming to me being on his turf. I let them know I was ready for the challenge and couldn't wait to meet him. As it was explained, Fritz did not want anything to do with me but after time passed, he calmed down and gave my hand a little lick. The staff member (who was extremely sweet) literally had a tear in her eye and told me I was the first person (other than staff) he had ever done that to. I immediately said, "I'll take him"! There was one more step that needed to be completed and that was a home visit which I was pleased to have passed. As the great folks at ABC let me know, it did take extra love to get Fritz out of his shell and to feel comfortable in his new way of life; as he was basically a feral dog and had never had a home. Things moved along in a positive way quickly and I have the greatest best friend ever! THANK YOU ABC for providing so much love to my home and for taking the extra work and time to ensure your animals are placed in the right homes. Much respect!!!!

They are truly compassionate and definitely have the best interest of each and every animal that…read morecomes into their care. They are extremely careful who they adopt to and I appreciate that screening.

So... Do you hate it when you go somewhere and you wait and wait and you get no help whatsoever?…read moreWell, not here I stopped by to get some special assistance with a weird request... And while the person helping me stepped away to look into my request... In like 5 minutes I have been asked 4 times if I have been helped : ) We have had a great experience here and I hope you will consider them when looking to adopt a pet or support a non-profit.

I emailed in about seeing a cat and it took them 5 days to get back to me and I was told to just…read morewalk in which I did. no one was there and when I called they said someone would meet me the next day. they turned up 15 minutes late and I found the cat I wanted to adopt but of course wanted to ensure my home was perfect for her. So I offered to pay and collect her a few days later. they refused and gave her away the next day to someone who apparently just walked in - lucky for them the people were actually there then! They dont care about the cats and dont check homes are good for the cats! should have been a good sign that I was getting everything ready for the cats arrival but they dont care!