Word to the wise if at all possible don't interact with Darlene. She is condescending and won't listen or care about concerns. She is an aggressive and abusive woman who venomously spoke down to me in every interaction. When we got our dog they stated that the dog we were adopting was very docile, little did we know it was because he was on his death bed. When we arrived to our 1 week in advance planned visit the pup was covered in his own shit . Furthermore when we took him to the vet he had a severe case of valley fever that was hard to miss because he was not only lethargic , extremely dehydrated needing multiple IV fluid injections but he had pain with simply getting up and down from a laying down position in addition to a tick born illness. We love our pup and will always try to rescue whenever we are looking for a dog but I would urge you not to get your dog from here. read more

My experience with AZ Mastiff Rescue has been disappointing. I submitted an application and inquired about three dogs. Leah did reach out and conducted an interview, which I felt went well, but I only received a few follow-ups. I had to reach out multiple times over the course of several weeks just to get any updates. Eventually, I noticed the dogs I was interested in were adopted, which is wonderful but I was never informed, and I would have appreciated a simple update. Weeks later, I saw a post indicating that one of the same dogs was still available. I left a comment asking whether he had been returned or was still looking for a home, and instead of responding, the post was deleted. The lack of transparency and communication felt very unprofessional. I can't help but worry that these communication issues might be preventing some dogs from finding good homes. read more

Condescending, lazy, unprofessional, and rude. I spoke with Leah Carlton on the phone and she talked to me as if I was a child and as if I had never raised puppies before. She sent a TEXT saying Darlene claimed the dog I wanted to adopt needs to go to a home with another dog, even though the other puppies, Duey and Luey, got adopted by people without other dogs. Extremely unprofessional to send a text rather than an email! After reading the other reviews, I'm so thankful I didn't adopt a dog here because this "non-profit organization" is sketchy and money hungry. read more

I have adopted four dogs from AZ Mastiff Rescue. The first 2 were a pair of 4.5 yo bonded litter mate Cane Corso siblings...male & female. I had lost 2 dogs within 3 mo of each other (a Presa Canario & a Pit/Mastiff mix) & was wanting to adopt 2. I know how hard it is to get 2 dogs adopted together of any size, let alone two giants, so it made sense to meet them first. I expected to pay 2 adoption fees, but as they wanted these 2 be kept together, they graciously only charged me one, which was appreciated. I was also so very grateful that they would not separate he pair even though there were people interested in one or the other. What a tremendous difference it made in the lives of dogs together since birth. They were incredibly close & who knows what separating them would have done to their personalities. Both were some of the easiest dogs I have ever transitioned into my home...well mannered, loving, loved humans & other dogs. Still receiving AMR new dog arrival updates, about 1 yr after adopting my Corsos, a 1 yo Presa that reminded me of both the dogs I lost before them came into rescue. I wasn't looking to adopt a 3rd, didn't need a 3rd giant dog, & had a trip out of town a month later, so I did nothing, telling myself this Presa would surely be gone by the time I came back. But he was there when I returned...tho again I still did nothing. Until one day, as I had marked him as a favorite, I got an email update...& when I got updates in the past, it was always because they had been adopted. When I saw there was an update on him, I screamed out loud..."oh-no!" when my reaction should have been "oh-good he was adopted"! Crazy as it sounds, it felt like someone had gotten MY dog! Well, he hadn't been adopted, they had just updated his pictures! My reaction told me I needed to go meet him, so my 2 Corsos & I did just that. Not uncommon, he didn't show his true personality at that visit. He was polite, but clearly scared & didn't present enthused to be adopted. He had clearly been thru something & AMR was his safe space. Nevertheless, I adopted him, & he was the best little brother my Corsos could have had. There was not one fight ever! His spirit exudes pure joy. He was incredibly close with the Corsos, but it was when they were in their own final days (they passed 4 mo apart) that I saw how intently & lovingly he looked after them. Clearly depressed when they were gone, he needed a new sibling. Always friendly to big & little dogs alike early on, but after covid my dogs rarely interacted with other dogs, & he acted weird with every one we introduced him to. So I did a foster to adopt, picking a dog who had been there a long time. Long story short, it was quickly clear they weren't a good match (but that dog did get her perfect forever home soon after). Darlene had a very good sense of my Presa's personality & his issues, & recommended a 10 mo old female who had come from a horrible abuse/neglect situation. Again did a foster to adopt. This new little girl we immediately discovered had also gotten some bad medical interventions before she got to AMR, & needed help fast. Darlene was in continuous communication with me as we determined what was needed, & she quickly found a way to get her the care she would have died without. I transported her to a wonderful volunteer who drove her a significant distance to a fabulous vet who performed surgery & looked after her for a week assuring she was ok & Darlene herself devoted an entire day driving to retrieve her so I could get her back. While it wasn't love at first sight, in just a few days they were playing. Were I making a selection just for me, I could find dozens of dogs dozens of places but it was critical that I find a good match for my Presa. And she truly found us the right dog for him! These breeds hold a special place in my heart, & they are not only powerful dogs, but they have special & powerful personalities...& it is clear that this rescue has the unique experience to get the right dogs into the right homes from literally doing this devoted work for decades! When I read the critical reviews, I felt it imperative to share my personal experience. To hear people complain about the adoption fees makes me crazy! I know they had my first three for months before I adopted them & I know what that costs in food & medical care (some they care for, for years). My youngest had surgery that far exceeded her adoption fee. These amazing people save hundreds of these giant breeds every year & do so fueled on the efforts of amazing volunteers, donations, & events. They don't do what is easiest, they do what is in the best interest of each individual dog, as they should. This is truly a labor of love! And I am forever grateful to them for my dog family! read more

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You can contact Animal Control, there's an active case with "ANUBIS" AND THIS RESCUE! So after the dog I adopted attacked my husband, putting 8 stitches in his arms (it was unknown to this group he was "resource guarding").. They kindly picked him up, and "re-trained" him.. However, never responding to us with reguard to a refund, or allowing us to have the dog back after re-training, they've now adopted him out again, and made another $600 in the process. SCAM!!! They may say "it's in the contract, we don't do refunds" HOWEVER, it's also clear that the owner has first choice in taking a dog back in cases like this or various other ways to make it right. I expressed on multiple occasions I'd like to see how the training went, and even offered to pay for the training, and NO RESPONSE! They just adopted him out again and got $$$ again. What a racket! read more

Canine Rescue Coalition - Pet Adoption Near Me - Goodyear, Arizona

LONG READ BUT WORTH IT SHE STOLE OUR PUPPY $$ We adopted a dog KARMA 5 weeks ago we were told she had been vet checked and had clean bill of health we brought KARMA home and one week later she had a puppy WE DID NOT KNOW SHE WAS PREGNANT she is a 6-7 month old puppy herself we were told she would be put on the list to be spayed as soon as they could get us in. She was scheduled for the day after she had the baby so we called rescue because we were not prepared or know what we were doing but we're willing to learn and open to ideas Darlene came took our dog KARMA and her puppy said she needed to go to the vet the survival rate of the puppy was low she said it was protocol I should have listened to our dog KARMA she growled at Darlene would not let Darlene near her or the baby we trusted her mistake on our part she didn't offer for us to go to vet with our dog KARMA said we could get her back in a few weeks when she was done nursing they would have her spayed 4 weeks went by i was in touch with foster I was truly concerned for both fur babies but every time I asked how the puppy was doing they had an excuse that he is a mute conversation he's probably not gonna make it from the get go I said we want the puppy we will take him and our dog KARMA she said that we would have first pick of her litter well she only had one puppy I asked every day how mom and pup were doing one day when I asked how big puppy was getting the foster lady Bobbie told me she was going to adopt the puppy that we are not an option I was upset called text Darlene just to be told the puppy is a mute conversation then I received a text from Darlene saying she would refund my money for our dog and we could adopt the puppy since I was so worried about him well the next day I got a text saying they are taking her KARMA away from baby at 4 weeks and having her spayed because she was now growling at the puppy right after the vet called me the next day said come pick up your dog KARMA is 4 weeks post puppy Darlene refuses to give puppy back won't answer text calls made it out like we did something wrong we just wanted a dog to love furever DARLENE Spencer lies and is not in the business for dogs she in it for money those poor dogs I will still fight for our puppy that she stole she lied about taking our dog to vet when she was in labor they don't exchange paperwork it is all emailed when she emailed out vet records it wasn't for our dog it was for a Male cane corso people she is scamming everyone do not do business with them we would not of let her take the dogs that day but we trusted her and thought she was gonna help us I am thankful we got our dog back but our poor puppy when we got our dog back she smelled like death she had dried blood all over her her new collar we got her was chewed she had wounds on her head very poorly taken care of this whole process was a nightmare we did nothing wrong but she blamed us from the start not very compassionate people all about money sad sad all them dogs my heart aches I think about how they treated us lack of communication on their part but have excuse after excuse she STOLE OUR DOG DO NOT DO BUSSINESS WITH THESE PEOPLE I have enclosed every text from them and me I tried to be friendly lesson learned shame on them. Karma will get them prayers for all the fur babies they traumatized Darlene may love the breed but she surely doesn't love the dogs everything happened so quick from application to meet and greet and bringing dog KARMA home read more

I never actually got a dog from this rescue...now I'm glad it worked out that way. I first offered to foster then wanted to adopt. Was told someone else was coming to meet the dog (I had an appointment set). I asked what qualifications they use for adopters. The actual answer I got was "There's not one definitive answer. We look for homes with other dogs, corso experience, when the app was put in, etc". Huh? I'm good enough to foster but my large yard, giant breed and veterinary experience don't hold up to someone who "put their app in earlier"?? While I was disappointed, looks like according to other reviews they did me a favor. read more

My husband and I just adopted Denzo who is a year old English Mastiff We originally went to meet a specific Cane Corso but we soon realized he wasn't the dog we were able to handle, but the patient volunteers showed us multiple dogs that fit our needs (cats, small dog) the best and we met the dog we needed and wanted! We've had him 3 days now, he's learning boundaries, the new house and new tricks. He is still a puppy at 120lbs but with patience and training he will learn how to be a dapper dog fitting of his new castle. Thank you Pam and Bobby you ladies gave us exactly what we wanted and needed he is such a sweetheart I can't wait to send updates and new photos your way read more

Canine Rescue Coalition - Denzo "A Gift From God" - Pet Adoption Near Me - Goodyear, Arizona

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Full on SCAM! READ THE OTHER REVIEWS, I'M NOT THE ONLY PERSON SAYING THIS. You can contact the MARICOPA COUNTY Animal Control, there's still an active case with "ANUBIS" AND THIS RESCUE! So after the dog I adopted attacked me, putting 8 stitches in my arms (somehow it was unknown to this group that the dog was "resource guarding").. They kindly picked him up, and "re-trained" him.. However, never responded to me with regard to my request for a refund, or allowing me to have the dog back after re-training, AND NOW they've adopted him out again, and made another $600 in the process. SCAM!!! They may say "it's in the contract, "we don't do refunds" HOWEVER, it's also clear that the owner has first choice in taking a dog back in cases like this or various other ways to make it right. I expressed on multiple occasions I'd like to see how the training went, and even offered to pay for the training, and NO RESPONSE! They just adopted him out again and got $$$ again. What a racket! read more

Darlene Spencer bottom line is literally Dog Trafficking sick and Stray Dogs at the highest price that she can get for them. Stating that these dogs come with Vet Docs when they dont. I adopted 2 dogs from there 1 was a puppy that was supposed to be a Corso it turns out it is just a Pitbull. When I tried to trade the dog for another Corso she refused even though she advertised as a Corso. This Dog is 60lbs ! There is no such thing as a 60lbs 1 yr old Corso....Worst, she is sending to your home, Sick dogs full of parasites home to your family and kids...Do yourself a Favor and stay far away from Az mastiff rescue! read more

Long review, but good insight, please read if you are not feeling great about AZ mastiff rescue. Well, there is a lot to say here but I will just give you the facts of our experience. I am a husband, a father, a firefighter and a dog owner my entire life. I've had breeds that ranged from a weiner dog, multiple labradors, Rottweiler, and multiple mastiff breeds. We have adopted two dogs from AZ mastiff rescue. First, was Lily. She was a very sweet bullmastiff. But her medical records did not show that she had severe hip dysplasia to the point where she couldn't walk about 6 months after receiving her. She was 2 years old. We took care of her, had her on medications until she passed away at age 6. The second dog we adopted from AZ mastiff rescue was Zelda. This was in November 2021. We had an application in for 6 months waiting for the right dog for our home, and finally we thought we found her, a 4-5 year old cane corso, Zelda. We needed her to be good with kids, cats and dogs, a unicorn dog. I flew down to Arizona, met her, adopted her, rented a car and drove back home 13 hours to Reno, Nevada. Right after swiping my credit card I was handed her medical records that showed she had filed down teeth, multiple mammary tumors, and scars on her face from a "rough past". Taking her home she was scared at first, which was fine, but we quickly realized she was not good with other dogs. She is dog aggressive. But we are people that are committed to our dogs so that is something we were willing to train on and deal with/accept. Zelda became protective over one of our children, and unprovoked bit our other child (age 7) in the face. Luckily her teeth were worn down and it did not scar our child, but did leave a large bruise. We had her quarantined for 10 days per dog bite laws in our county, and I reached out to AZ mastiff rescue for help. I was met with short replies, no empathy, no ownership over a dog that was clearly not vetted properly. After 12 days I was advised that we could drive back to Phoenix, pay a fee to have Zelda put down and that was it. We are not naive, our house is clearly not the right environment for Zelda, and unfortunately we are going to have to put her down due to her now biting a child unprovoked. But the lack of communication prior to adopting and after this incident is a problem that needs to be fixed. I will not go to this rescue again. Tread with caution, ask a lot of questions, and trust your gut. If it doesn't feel right, it is not right. We will miss you Zelda, we gave you probably the best 6 months of your life. You loved lounging in the yard, sleeping on the couch, drooling, and doing the "mastiff lean" on humans for all the pets. I am sorry we could not keep you safe and give you the environment you needed. read more

Canine Rescue Coalition - Zelda. Loved, but was not vetted properly and placed in the wrong home. - Pet Adoption Near Me - Goodyear, Arizona

Do NOT do business with these people. I have been lied to over many weeks. I have a female Borbole and wanted to adopt another female mastiff. We have had 2 female Rots, Female Rot and Female French mastiff. Then 2 female French mastiffs. First was told they would NOT let us adopt a female. Then it was OK. When we choose 2 different females we were told the FOSTER kept them. So then we looked a male dogs figured we would try FOSTERING, so we would get first choice. Now they say if fostering a application gets first choice. They LIE too much for me. Its really too bad cause a dog would have a GREAT home, But they are terrible people. read more

We adopted our Corso from here it everything was great. The adoption coordinator was quick to reach out after I put in my application. The foster family was welcoming and helpful about our pup and his personality. I loved the experience so much that I now foster for them and volunteer at the rescue. If you're looking for a Mastiff, Corso, or Great Dane this is the place to adopt from. Everyone cares so much for the dogs and want to see them find their forever homes. read more

This organization is poorly managed and they DO NOT FOLLOW UP with adoption inquiries. In fact there is no contact except email which no one responds to. They knowingly were not even considering my application and had already adopted mastiff's but sent me an automated reply after 5 days, that they were still "looking through applications". Obviously of friends. So sad as this really kept my hopes up until I saw on Facebook that the dogs were already adopted. Unless you are a friend or very local you will not be considered but don't worry they will keep your hopes up only to not respond or even give you an opportunity for an interview. I have owned a mastiff and had very good experience as well as references and time to train. Apparently not good enough even for an interview. Darlene would not respond at all. Such a disappointment. read more

Several weeks ago, contacted them about sponsoring dog and their response was quick with an address. Shortly afterwards, dog was no longer on Petfinder or anywhere else. I sent another email inquiring I had someone interested in adopting....no reply back. read more

Very rude, NO cx service at all. Asked a simple question and was yelled at and hung up on. Please do NOT use this company if you may have questions. read more

BEWARE. This group is NOT properly evaluating and/or rehabilitating dogs. Mollosser breeds need experienced foster homes NOT small, overrun, understaffed shelters. They are poaching dogs from larger and out of state NO KILL shelters for profit. It's unethical, unfair to the dogs and dangerous. The dog we adopted was not vetted, sick and has many undisclosed behavior issues. DO NOT TRUST ANYTHING THEY TELL YOU. Dishonest and shameful. read more

Darlene and Karen help our family adopt a great mastiff. They were very thorough with providing information about her, her shot records, and assisted in getting her spay. These people have the biggest heart to save all big dogs. read more

Canine Rescue Coalition - Pet Adoption Near Me - Goodyear, Arizona

I would give a zero if I could. First want to say I have volunteered for this rescue many many times giving baths to the dogs who had meet and greets for Sat and Sun. I have also fostered for this rescue and had a call back to foster again so I am not just and adopter. I adopted Piper cane corso mix approximately 5 yrs ago Piper was just 13 months she was dog aggressive with my older dog however my older dog was too much for Piper to take down and quickly learned her lesson. Fast forward 2 yrs we were moving and Piper attacked my queensland causeing 5000.00 in vet bills, I immediately called Darlene to discuss bringing her back as she stated per the contract the dog had to be returned to them. I agreed and further talking to Darlene she convinced me it was probably due to us moving and Piper thinking she was abandoned. I kept Piper although she still challenged my older dog now fast forward a couple more years she again attacked my queensland thank God I was there and able to break it up. I again called Darlene and told her I wasnt able to keep Piper as she was attacking my dog again. Darlene agreed to take her that night and would call me back that evening to let me know when someone would be there to take in Piper, I waited a week and no response I again reached out to advise Darlene that Piper would have to go to the pound as she again in a week attacked my dog. Darlene was beyond rude and condescending accusing me of being poor dog owner etc and how she cant stand people who return the dogs quoteing I must have gotten a new dog and thats why I was returning her. This rescue is everything all the other posts are saying. I firmly believe the dogs are properly vetted nor are the adoptive parents told the truth about the dogs they adopting I believe Piper was given up for adoption in the first place because she was dog aggressive and I should have been told. I still have Piper she is muzzled 90% of the time which is unfair to her, I am currently looking for a home where she will be the only dog. This rescue is not about getting the proper dog a proper home but they are all about collecting the $600 fee they charge. My company donation every year to this rescue has been changed and I will no longer share the posts or promote this rescue they really need to be shut down read more

Arizona Mastiff Rescue is terrible because of Darlene. She does not find these dogs the best homes she finds them the quickest homes. She doesn't care if they have aggression issues. This place should be shut down. She doesn't get them the proper training and sets them up to fail. You can not own a rescue for large breeds and not have them properly trained but that's how Darlene runs her business. Have you seen how many puppy's she has available? I'm sure she's letting these dogs breed to make more money off of them. read more

Adopted P-Zookie / Bazooka (corso pup) there in January 2022. Great adoption experience, with Darlene, Pam, and Bobbie. We tried to adopt a long timer or adult corso, but no on matched with our male pittie cosmo. Pzookie fit in perfectly with our family (2x pitties one older one young). They followed up quickly via email or text on any correspondence regarding food/training/spaying timeline. I hope to adopt from them in the future too. read more

S.K., Billie C., and Michelle T. have it right. I was mislead. Caveat emptor!!!!!!!! The last two dogs I adopted cost me $11,000 above and beyond the $500 adoption fees. $5000 for training for one that became extremely aggressive to people other than me, after I had him for 3 days. I was told he was sad, didn't want to eat (30 pounds underweight) but ate 10 bowls of food the first night I had him. He gained 30 pounds in 3 months to finally look good. The other $6000 was a dog that ended up in ICU isolation for bacterial and viral pneumonia within 2 1/2 days after bringing her home with the vet saying if the dog was younger, she would have died. The dog was supposed to be dog friendly. After coming home from the ICU, she attacked my other dog twice for no reason and I ended up having to take her back (I kept an eye on her and it looked like she got a new home quickly). When I got to the rescue, the dog was terrified and wouldn't get out of the car. As I was coaxing her, the volunteer said "just pull her out of the car" which she eventually did, coming over, putting a rope leash around her neck and pulled/yanked the dog out of the car. I gave her the dog's medication and told her she needed one more chest xray the following Friday and she said "we don't have a vet run that day", dismissing the dog's health. In both cases, when I notified the rescue, they were extremely dismissive. The dogs are emaciated, with their ribs and vertebrae very obvious. As noted in a Google review, you have to wonder about an organization president giving themselves a 5 star review without identifying who they are. She is rude, yelling at people and blocking calls. I feel sorry for the dogs. If I could give negative stars, I would. read more

I adopted a dog from this rescue 5 years ago, and have been active with volunteering when time allows. Rescue is very difficult and heart breaking at times. This group of people are committed and Absolutely Amazing! They have biggest hearts and are all about the saving and placing the right dog with the right people. The mastiff breed are a sensitive and loyal breed, and CRC keeps enduring to do what they can to help aid the lives of re-homed, and misfit mastiffs. It took a lot of patience and time with my dog: Rhino, but he's the love of my life, and it wouldn't have been possible without the committed care of Arizona mastiff rescue! Thank you! he's one starfish you saved and made a difference! read more

Absolutely amazing! I have a special needs dog from this rescue and he has found a special place in my heart. The people who work there are extremely kind and are working hard to give these dogs another chance at life. read more

This rescue helps so many mastiffs! The volunteers really care about the dogs and want to make sure they go to a good home that fits the dog. I had to surrender my mastiff to them and I know my girl got a good home. I also ended up later adopting a cane corso that was a perfect fit for my pack. I have seen both sides of the fence being a surrendered and an adopter.thank you for all you do! read more

Darlene is so dishonest and zero care for these poor dogs. We adopted from her and immediately had to take her to the vet. 5 prescriptions later and several vet visits to come, didn't get an answer out of her when I tried to let her know our dog she adopted out to us had 2 very contagious parasites, she finally responded with "it's insane you are worried about some worms, just go to Petsmart and get a dewormer." This dog has eye infections, ear infection, severely under weight, stomach infection from the 2 parasites, but it's no big deal according to Darlene. She assured us prior to adoption that she was healthy and all dogs have had vet clearance. When asked for vet records and shot records, she said she would have to get them later. When I finally got them 4 requests and a week and a half later, none of the vetting was from them, only the Los Angeles animal control. They never had her looked at by a vet even though she was clearly sick. All the dogs we saw were so skinny and I'm sure this is why! This lady could care less about health of these poor dogs. All my records have been forwarded to the Attorney General. Don't adopt from this terrible place. All these dogs should be taken out of their custody. Also, Darlene had me Zelle the $600 adoption fee straight to her instead of the rescue which I thought was very odd. If something doesn't seem right, listen to your gut. read more

I adopted my mastiff from this group 2 years ago, I couldn't of asked for a better dog, she's absolutely amazing and fits our family perfectly. The volunteers truly care about the success of the dogs and want to find the best fit. read more

After supporting this rescue for many years and hundreds of dogs later I have found lies and drama not to mention dishonor, lack of appreciation and genuine meaness abounds...so sad. I wish it wasn't so but have found others who have left and agree. I wish dogs well. read more

They were aware our pet had tick fever and decided to not treat it. Fostered for them, was told to just put the foster dog, Brodie, on medication for bloody diarrhea. My family and I work in the animal welfare field, and work with several veterinarians. The number one rule is to never put a dog on medication, without running tests, assumptions are very dangerous! We were told we could not take him to the veterinarian because they had not approved of any in my area. I took him to my work, discovered he had Giardia, the rescue then requested we bring him back for a meet and greet, despite knowing that he was contagious to both people and other pets, the rescue then stated they did not plan to meet and greet the dogs, since they 'knew' they'd get along. Also another terrible assumption, my mother and I both worked at our Humane Society and would never adopt without doing a meet and greet. We were told by our veterinarian he did not catch it from our house, and most likely had it. We originally got the foster because they were unable to put weight on him, however they claimed the bloody stool was from colitis. I've fostered several animals; never seen colitis in any of them. Due to the outrageously rude confrontation with the director (Darlene Spencer) we adopted him knowing we could provide better care. Now, after clearing the giardia, he hasn't improved, upon further testing we have discovered he has ehrlichia (he came to our home with ticks) and may be positive for a few others (the tests are in progress). I am all for supporting rescues and adoptions. Would it be fair to never adopt and make the animals suffer? No, but please be cautious when adopting from this place. Edit: More results came back he also has Lyme Disease! Which, for those who are unaware, is usually contracted from Eastern States, most parts of AX don't even vaccinate pets for Lyme Disease because we don't see it here. He is also being tested for Blastomycosis, histoplasmosis, cryptococcus.. along with results from his popliteal lymph node aspiration to make sure he doesn't have lymphoma. "We see a lot of tick fever which he had but the titer was much lower and I am willing to bet he got it in boarding, this summer was horrific with ticks and we were using frontline and nothing seemed to work." Is what we were told, meaning they were aware of his medical issues, but not only did not disclose them, but they did not treat him for it either. Edit: I'm sorry for being late to report this, he also has Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever! Absolutely ridiculous, I hope you all take careful consideration before adopting from here! read more

We've adopted 2 dogs from this rescue! Darlene is amazing. She runs the rescue because she loves dogs, no other reason. We got our first Mastiff from them, they described him as a "goofball" and that exactly what he is, a 140 lb. goofball! Our second dog is also perfection, she's the bossy one though :) I love that both of my dogs were trained to jump in the car, not to eat from counters and other basics! Wish I could adopt 6 more! read more