Richard was very professional; I have a very difficult situation to deal with and he did a great…read morejob of finding and applying relevant case law precedent. He came up with very useful recommendations and ideas that will help me in my current situation.

Provided me with a quick free guidance on a small issue I had while filing N400. Great response…read moretime. Great guidance offered!

Mr. Shaver helped me get shared custody of my two kids. He's a great guy. My ex didn't want me to…read moresee them at all, but he got it so she had to let me have them half the time. He's a really nice guy and explained things to me about my rights that I didn't know. Sometimes dads don't get to see their kids and it's not fair. I'm glad he helped me get to see mine more of the time.

From the owner: The Law Office of David Shaver is a community-based law firm located in North Columbus…read more(Worthington), Ohio. The firm serves the surrounding area including Franklin, Delaware, Fairfield, and Licking Counties. It provides legal assistance to the public in those areas of law that are most commonly faced by individuals. This includes representation in such areas as Family Law, Divorce, Dissolution and Adoption.

The owners of Little Puppies Online, Nathan and Sara Bazler from Mt. Vernon, have been listed twice…read morein the Humane Society's Horrible Hundred Puppy Mill report. The same people are listed as creators of non-profit, Dogs to the Rescue, a registered rescue that sells damaged or defected dogs. I'd highly recommend that anyone considering buying a dog from this business to do their own research. Adopt don't shop! While we love our dog, we wished we wouldn't have supported this business. https://www.humanesociety.org/horrible-hundred

We just picked up Cannoli, named Paisley at LPO and she has been such a fireball! We went there…read morefrom SC because it is where we got our Yorkie Tiki, 7 years before who has had no health issues and stayed the size/weight they said, or would have if we didn't spoil her so much. Both dogs came home and immediately friendly and would chase a toy. This tells me they play and socialize them as much as they can. Michelle, the adoption expert was so nice and clearly loves the puppies. We really appreciate how honest they are and being able to trust them in what they say.

I strongly do not recommend using this shelter. I fostered a dog named "Courage", we called him…read moreCharlie for three days and officially adopted him on the fourth day. I was given paperwork stating that Charlie was safe to be around children. Based on what ultimately occurred, I believe that paperwork was inadequate and misleading. At the time of adoption, Charlie was sent home on four Trazodone pills per day. I was told by the shelter's veterinarian Zac, that this medication was for depression and anxiety, and that it was okay to wean him off of the medication. When I followed that guidance and began tapering the medication, Charlie's behavior changed dramatically. He exhibited clear behavioral issues, became aggressive, and ultimately bit my daughter. Based on how quickly his behavior escalated once the medication was reduced, I believe the Trazodone may have been used to mask underlying aggression rather than disclose a serious behavioral risk to a household with a child. The police were called immediately. When officers contacted Franklin County Animal Control, the response was deeply concerning. The agency argued with the responding police officer and initially refused to send anyone out, even after being informed that a dog had bitten a child. Only after a supervisor was requested and the officer insisted that the dog be picked up immediately did they take action. This situation was mishandled at every level--behavioral disclosure, medication guidance, paperwork accuracy, and emergency response. Families rely on shelters to be honest and transparent so they can make informed decisions that protect their children and homes. That did not happen here. Charlie was euthanized. Based on this experience, I strongly do not recommend using this shelter.

i cry every time that I walk in the place, I just want to take them all. i've had to put down 6…read moredogs within the past year and it kills me to see these animals without a loving home.

I have had the privilege of adopting two pets from Pet Promise! Both were dogs. They are a…read morewonderful organization, all the volunteers I worked with during my adoption processes were so friendly and of course animal lovers! The adoption fee may seem somewhat pricey, but it covers shots/immunizations/spay or neuter and even microchipping. The fact that all their animals are in foster homes may discourage potential customers, but the foster parents bring the animal to you before the adoption is finalized, that way you get a chance to interact with them, the animal gets a chance to meet you and your family, plus other pets that might be in the household. Please if you are considering becoming pet parents, check PetPromise out during your search, you will not be disappointed!

Really Enjoyed the Services they Offer will return soon once my home is setup to adopt, thank youread more

OHRR is a fantastic rescue with knowledgeable and caring volunteers. There are plenty of…read moreopportunities to get involved and volunteer by socializing with the buns, cleaning cages, or donating supplies and money. Of course, you can also adopt the bunnies! I was ready to adopt a rabbit and the volunteers made sure I had all of the resources and supplies I needed. Even after adopting my bunny, they still answer my questions and offer suggestions. I will continue to support this organization and encourage anyone interested in learning about or adopting rabbits to visit!

I would highly recommend this law firm her team has been diligent on working with my divorce. They…read moreare very thorough and don't miss anything.

Erika Smitherman represented me during my custody trial as I worked to gain more time with my son…read more She provided excellent advice and thoughtful guidance through every critical decision, always weighing the options quickly and effectively. Erika was not only smart and to the point, but also incredibly friendly and welcoming throughout the entire process. Her knowledge and insight were unmatched, and I truly felt supported every step of the way. I highly recommend Erika to anyone in need of a strong, compassionate advocate--including my own family and friends. She was accretive, sharp, and genuinely cared about the outcome of my case. M.Finken

Great underestimated shelter. 100$ for kittens 50$ for adult cats. Amazing prices. Also we got the…read morelittle love of my life there. We got the best kitten anyone could ask for. Quick process, very professional. They really care about the animals and where they go. 10/10

Due to our cat of 9.5 year's sudden passing we were recently looking for a new kitten/cat to fill…read morethe big cat shoes that were left behind. My wife and I visited Colony Cats, Cat Welfare, and Cozy Cat Cottage to name a few. With all of the wonderful potential fur kids we saw we didn't see the one that we just connected with. We decided to go to Pets Without Parents as it was a rescue that we had not been to before and it was just down Indianola from our house. We had no expectations when we went to PWP other than we knew that they were a smaller rescue that was located in an older house. When we walked in we were pleasantly greeted by a volunteer and showed where the hand sanitizer (so that we could clean our hands between kitties). The individual who greeted us was figuratively knee deep in cleaning dog cages but, she was friendly and responsive when we had questions. There, in the center cage on the bottom was this beautiful kitten! Both of our hearts melted when we saw him, as he was nearly the spitting image of the cat we had just lost. The individual working the shelter that day let us know that those two kittens were meant to be picked up today by the person that was adopting them. Our hearts collectively dropped as then we knew that of the cats at PWP, these were the ones that we shouldn't get attached. We petted all the cats that we could, well save the brand new box of feral kittens! I am sure that in no time they'll be adoptable little fluffs! Despite not seeing a cat/kitten we connected to we decided to put in an application. The application was very similar to others you might see when adoption a new animals. Asked for references, job information, current pet information, veterinary contact, as well as things the adopter's view on declawing. Much to my surprise I received a call the very next day from the PWP shelter manager! I thought that the call may have been to clarify the application we had submitted but, it was not. The adoption on the beautiful kitten (that was meant to go home the day before) had fallen through. They wanted to know if we would like to come meet the little we had seen the day before. We quickly (and gleefully) went back to PWP to officially meet & pet this kitten. Cat carrier in tow, of course, just in case! If you adopt through PWP you get a wellness check up card for use at the vet where the animal has received their vaccines & spay/neuter. We took this offer so that we could get our new little friend checked out before we established him at our vet. This was great as he had a cold (that they were treating him for) and we were able to proceed to the next step in treatment, an antibiotic shot to help knock out the remainder of the kitty cold. The adoption contract at PWP is more heavily worded than others might be. There is a provision in it where if the contract is broken that PWP can seek money from the adopter who has broken the contract. It seems to me that this is included to bring home the gravity that is the responsibility of adopting a furkid. Oh, and I can verify that the folks at PWP do check references, which is great since they are working to place pets in well suited homes. P.S. Pets Without Parents is loud. With the pupsters looking for a new home in the adjacent room, any kitten/cat adopted from these guys will likely be a-okay with loud sounds and barking dogs. Train tracks also run right next door to the rescue. P.P.S. Our new kitten is fitting in purrfectly at home.

This continues to be one of the animal rescues that has the biggest impact. Not only are they…read moresaving our precious furry friends, but they have a prison program that has the power to also transform the lives of the inmates who participate in this program. We adopted a dog from here years ago & it has proven to be one of the best decisions we have made as a family. Our pup came out well trained, socialized & a ready made companion for our mom. The adoption process is lengthy and thorough, as it should be, to ensure that animals in their care are placed in homes that are all that they claim to be. This process includes a home visit which allows them to get a better idea of how safe & suitable a prospective forever home could be as well as discuss any potential barriers to the adoption process.