Very nice, very homey for the cats. The volunteers are very caring. It's so nice to know there's…read morea place for cats for when people are not able to take care of their cats temporarily or long term. Plus, they offer services such as fostering, and vet services for the cats they adopt out depending on the situation, like if it's an adoption or foster type situation. It does get full but to the best of their abilities, this place does try to help all cats and owners who need help.

A safe place for homeless and abandoned cats. They are spay and neutered, receive vet care and most…read morefind homes. Those that do not can live out their lives at Catmandu.

i Adopted my amazing chocolate GSP lab mix from a rescue litter from the warf foundation. They…read morewere amazing from the start and took care of all of his immunizations, neuter and follow up. They work with All Creatures Vet clinic, Dr. Peck and they were just as wonderful. Its a local small animal sanctuary that is well deserving of your donations. They are doing good work there.. Thank you WARF!

From the owner: Give a loving animal a chance at life. Animal rescue group located in northern Nevada provides…read moreshelter, food and fostering to animals that are rescued from kill shelters, tragic environments, missing or sick owners. These animals are up for adoption and we invite you to visit our pages: tahoewarf.com and tahoewarf.org We save lives, one animal at a time.

I adopted 3 siblings and they are so very loved but as you can see, they aren't purebred ragdolls…read moreas I was told. The adoption experience was pretty bad, and some of the issues were corrected but this solves the mystery for me.

After losing my sweet Sadie, I felt an emptiness in my home I didn't think could ever be filled…read more Then I found Taylor through Ragdoll Ranch, and what I brought home was more than a kitten. He was a blessing, a piece of light, and a living reminder that love continues. I've worked with breeders before, but never like this. Ashley and Lyle are not just breeders, they are family, and they raise their kittens like family. Ashley mothers these babies in a way you can see and feel: they are held, loved, and nurtured during those tender months when personality is formed. When I adopted Taylor at 6 months old, he came to me not just healthy and socialized, but with a sweetness that only comes from being raised with real heart. He checks every box you'd expect from a true Ragdoll: gentle, floppy, endlessly affectionate, the kind of cat who seems born to love. Some people misunderstand what it means for a Ragdoll to be "purebred." The truth is that Ragdolls were created in the 1960s by Ann Baker using a mix of breeds (Birman, Persian-like, Siamese-pointed cats, and a white domestic longhair named Josephine). That's the foundation of the breed. So when DNA tests today show traces of those breeds, that doesn't disprove anything, it actually confirms the breed's history. What makes a Ragdoll purebred is registration and lineage, and all of Ragdoll Ranch's kings and queens are TICA-registered Ragdolls. But beyond papers and pedigrees, what matters most is love. Ragdoll Ranch gave me not just a cat, but a companion whose personality reflects the kindness of the people who raised him. They were responsive, transparent, and professional; providing health records, care guidance, and even advice on local vets. Ashley has even cared for Taylor for me when I couldn't -- a gesture that says more than words ever could. This isn't just a business. It is a humane, heartfelt, beautiful enterprise; a reflection of beautiful people investing their lives in something of the heart. In a world that often feels hurried and transactional, Ashley and Lyle remind me that when something is raised with love, it shows. Taylor shows it every single day. To say I recommend this breeder would be an understatement. If you are looking for a Ragdoll raised with love and integrity, I implore you to reach out. Ashley and Lyle are not only the best in town -- they are among the best you'll find anywhere.

People here don't know what they are doing. They just go to collect paycheck, that's it. They…read moreacting they are nice but everyone could feel their passive aggressive vibes. If you care about animal or yourself's mental health, don't go there.

They ACT like they care, They dont . I called 5 times and left 3 messages ( 2 different departments…read more) for fostering, never received a call back. They spend money on advertisement to get people to foster, yet when they have someone begging them, they look the other way . SICK.

I cannot believe they're not better rated. I have been bringing my dog here for the past year and a…read morehalf or so, and I am very satisfied.

Wonderful experience! The staff is so welcoming and helpful. The facility is beautiful and well…read moremaintained.

This is a wonderful organization. I adopted my beautiful Calico cat from the good people of Kukuis…read moreAlii. My calico was spayed and had all her shots when I adopted her. She has brought very much joy to our lives! And she gets around town quite a bit, as you can see from her reviews -- Meow! She's the calico that won't quit, just like her mommy. Won't quit, won't go away! Kukuis Alii has matched many homeless pets with grateful owners. Good work! Kukuis Alii is a 501(c)(3) tax deductible non-profit corporation.

I went here today, Monday, May 20, 2019 to get information on a Free Pet Wellness Clinic they are…read morehaving Saturday, June 1, 2019 from 10 AM to 2 PM at F.I.S.H. at 138 East Long Street in Carson City. I wanted to make a Yelp event from this info even though I do not have any pets myself. The office is the national headquarters for all their outlets in the U.S. It is on the second floor of an office building on West King Street, called King 400, in Carson City. Most of the offices here are state offices, such as the Department of Agriculture. As I entered the suite, there was a large open area with offices around it. There was a small customer sitting area right at the entrance and a display case. A woman there walking around seemed to ignore me, but I think she was just a volunteer. A few moments later, the main employee (director?) came out. She explained what they do and the programs they have. They supply food pantries all over the country with free pet food and supplies. There is a map on the wall with pins that mark each of their locations. And the corporate office is here, in Carson City! How lucky am I to be living here?! :-) (They do not do pet adoptions, by the way.) Anyway, the for the event, the first 100 pets (not people) in line whose owners are homeless or low income will get the following for free at the Free Pet Wellness Clinic: pet exam by veterinarian pet vaccinations dog license pet nail trimming voucher for free spaying or neutering (limited supply) pet food pet supplies People start lining up early at 8 AM I was told, so you better get there early of you are interested! Cats must be crated or in a box, and dogs must be on a leash. The following are donating their services: Sierra Veterinary Hospital Timberline Animal Hospital Nevada Humane Society Carson City Crazy Cat Grooming and Canine Academy The employee asked me not to put this as a Yelp event, since she feared this would attract too many people. There are posters for the event, however, at various locations in the city, such as FISH, and there doesn't seem to be a lot of interest in the Yelp events I post anyway, so I am not sure if it matters. If people are low income or homeless why not get the word out? So I thanked her as I left, and she said I could get more information about what they do on their website: https://www.petsofthehomeless.org/.

They didn't help me at all I'm homeless my dog was hit by a car needs surgery and they won't cover…read moreit after I even took part in there video documentary the surgery is 4200 I was told my dog was approved I went there for the surgery to be told they aren't going to cover it. I dont recemond using them unless you want to be let down and waste you time

The saying 'our rescue dog, rescued us' couldn't be more incredibly true and we are forever…read moregrateful to Dog Town Canine Rescue (DTCR) for bringing Bohobi aka Hobey into our hearts, our lives, our furever home to be a part of our family. Four years ago yesterday on December 14, 2013 our family grew a little bigger, when we went to Carson City PetSmart as DTCR was there having an adoption event. We visited several of the cutest pups that they had there that day as my husband came around the corner to Bohobi aka Hobey and his sibling Donzia he just knew that he was 'The One'. So he asked his Foster Mom if he could take him for a stroll around the store and as he walked with him, that was the moment again that my husband instantly connected with Bohobi aka Hobey. He just knew that Hobey would be a perfect fit for our home, so he introduced me and my Daughter to him with us falling in love with him too. We talked with Dorothy and his Foster Mom, filled out the appropriate paperwork next we knew Hobey was a part of our family, forever in our hearts. Bohobi aka Hobey has been the BIGGEST blessing to our home, our lives and his furry Sister Sadie just adores him. Both of them reminding us everyday to enjoy the little things in life by showing how easy it is to give gratitude, being goofy by not being afraid to laughing at ourselves, their unconditional love each time they greet us, showing us loyalty while being non-judgmental and encouraging us to get up to get out while enjoying the great outdoors for a walk or hike. DTCR is an AMAZING non-profit that helps many fur babies aka dogs and rehomes them with fabulous families, just like ours. It's easy to donate to help their cause or even adopt one of their fur babies of your own by going to Carson City PetSmart like we did on a Saturday for one of their regularly scheduled adoption events every month. Be sure to check out their webpage to see times and dates and find your newest addition to your family. So go get rescued, your heart and soul will thank you. And Thank you Dog Town for helping Hobey rescue us! Want to learn more about Hobey aka Bohobi's story? Click on DTCRs website and then click on 'Stories of Dogs We Helped' his and his furry family including his fur mommy's story is the first one. Be sure to have tissue handy.

This place is fighting the good fight! They have an amazing network of hardworking volunteers who…read moredevote so much time to rescuing dogs from local reservations. They also spend a lot of time rehabbing dogs with special needs or issues. They repeatedly commit to serving the under served and really go the distance to place and/or re-home dogs in need of a forever homes.