This foundation is absolutely built and ran by angels! After the passing of my pitbull my home was…read moreleft with a sad empty feeling! I was scrolling on instagram out of all places and I discovered Angel city's pit bulls. They featured many dogs on their page and overtime one of them just spoke to me! Not exactly a pitbull but a dog by the name Lu Lu belle now known as stormy became the highlight of our home! I highly recommend this organization and if you are in the market for a pup please adopt over purchasing one!

Again let me just start by saying we love our new baby girl more then words can express! She's…read moreabsolutely perfect! Now for the not so happy part....I saw a very brief post a couple of months back about a dog that ACPB had adopted out but came back to them as a stray and was injured! I was beyond upset as ACPB knows exactly who adopted the dog and should be able to find out why this little guy came back a stray and injured no less! The post was taken down very quickly so I still have no idea what happened to the poor little guy but I honestly feel like ACPB should be checking up on their adopted pets and making sure they are in good loving homes. We have had our new baby since march 29th now and no one has reached out to see if our baby is happy and healthy. I'm very saddened there is no follow up for these beautiful dogs/puppies

Lifesculp…read more Redlight therapy has been the best! The ladies are so helpful, sweet and understanding of my needs! Blemishes on my cheeks have reduced, almost gone! I lost 8 lbs and inches. After a session, a treat us w/ an ice cold green juice to help detox!! A must do!! Love it!

BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THIS RESCUE! My wife found Second Chance online and saw a dog she wanted more…read moreinfo on. She ended up texting an employee and every reply said we needed to send $150 to lock down the dog. All my wife wanted to do is ask a couple of questions. She then showed me what was happening and I told her to text our phone number to this lady so I could ask a couple of questions. After three long winded replies, every one mentioning the money, I told my wife to forget it. In the time this lady took to reply on text message, she could have called and answered our two questions. This rescue is all about the money ONLY! We were both ready to drive the two hours to San Diego and pick up the dog that night and all she wanted was the down payment. BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THIS RESCUE!

Hi! We are repeated adoption parents!…read more5 years ago, Linzi and Gina helped us with our first adoption after the passing of our Ms Spats, a long coat Chinhua. They both were amazing in helping us find the perfect fit in Katie, a long coat chihuahua mix. Pnut and Katie bonded perfectly! Moving forward, we recently lost our MinPin Pnut. And again, Linzi helped us with Ellie! She matched our family perfectly! We can not thank Linzi and the foundation enough. They do amazing work and care deeply for the welfare of their dogs. Katie, Ellie , Barry, and I am truly grateful for all Linzi and Gina have done for us! Sincerely, Barry Jetton and Richard Jimenez

All I can say is - these people are truly the most dedicated, compassionate and honest animal…read morelovers out there. We rescued our wonderful mini doodle 'teddy' almost nine moths ago, and we could not be happier. We were well informed on Teddy's life up until we rescued him, and felt we were in great hands. This rescue foundation is thorough, diligent and very mindful about finding every dog a forever home. As a family with a baby and toddlers in mind, we felt reassured that we were rescuing from a reputable place with not only our family in mind- but the utmost care and love for the dog being rescued. Gina, who fostered Teddy (aka Max) for the first few months of his life, was so friendly, helpful and completely upfront from day one. Teddy was absolutely adorable, and yet she let us know all his flaws right off the bat. Gina was amazing and even took the time to personally come to our house to ensure all was safe and secure for our potential rescue pup. Nine months later and Teddy has become a valued and adored member of our family! We are so grateful!! We highly recommend the forgotten Dog foundation- they are passionate and fantastic at what they do!

So completely disappointed in Saving K9 Lives -- my husband Ryan (review below) and I attempted to…read moreadopt a senior dog from this rescue for the past week. The owner had us jump through several rounds of hoops/interviews/aspects of the application process, only to visit our home yesterday and decide our neighborhood (note: not us, not our actual home specifically, but the neighborhood itself) wasn't appropriate for an adoption. (Worth noting - our address was included on the initial adoption form...) The owner (Jasmin) did not even have the decency to even call us to confirm we weren't accepted to adopt the dog, but instead posts a Facebook picture immediately after leaving our home, saying that the dog is available. I followed up with her via email today, and received the below in response. How does how other owners care (or don't care) for their pets have any impact at all on my abilities as a potential pet owner? No idea... "I am so sorry about yesterday. I was ready to adopt Eloise to you. It is the neighborhood that concerns me. My rescue friend adopted a dog to someone who paid a lot of money ($450) for the dog in the same neighborhood. The dog was hit by a car and dumped at North Central Shelter. My rescue friend got the dog back and had to pay a lot of medical bills as he had a broken leg. After I left, there was a chihuahua with out any collar walking down the street. I mention that the final adoption is determined on the home check as photos let me know if we should continue on. I feel that you would be great adopters, but I will not adopt to the neighborhood.." Sitting here heartbroken, and disappointed that despite being great dog owners (which she even concedes to in her note) we're still being discriminated against. Hollywood and city residents, please do not apply I guess... http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/East-Hollywood-woman-heartbroken-dog-adoption-application-is-denied-after-rescue-group-founder-deems-neighborhood-unsuitable-293757721.html

Horrified! Just…read moreawful. Extremely disappointed in Saving K9 Lives. The owner Jasmin seemed more interested in interrogating my personal life asking about my relationship status/future possible marriage plans (Seriously?), rather than informing me about the puppy's needs. Not to mention she was so keen on selling her "only sold in England" products to people. I tried to hide my disgust since the other ladies were very nice. So today I decided to write a review to save some of you from disappointment. Had I read these reviews prior to sending my adoption application and attending the meet/greet I would've avoided this scam entirely! So this past Saturday Claims: 1) Want what is "best" for the puppy 2) Told that they wanted to consider all applicants thoroughly (since there were a few others). And since Jasmin's birthday was on Monday, she wouldn't review any applicants until Tuesday/Wednesday. She made that clear by saying that twice. So I felt reassured. Reality: 1) Who is willing to offer "pay" the most for this puppy? 2) Puppy was apparently adopted on Sunday. Period. I would never recommend them to anyone who is looking to adopt.

We started looking for a way to rehome our 18-month-old Golden Retriever because he was getting too…read morestrong for either of us, ages 77 and 81, to handle safely, I found SCGRR through a Google search. the reviews and ratings were great. I then asked a neighbor who did volunteer work at a shelter if she knew anything about rehoming Goldens. And this is the truth: she told me she had been volunteering at SCGRR for about ten years. She strongly confirmed all of the positive reviews and said she would have the president of the agency contact me. A few hours later SCGRR's president, Nicole Kraft, emailed me from an airplane returning from the East Coast, and provided me with her cell number and email. This typified my entire experience with SCGRR, so caring and supportive. They also told me it was no wonder he was growing so strong. He is a FIELD Golden Retriever who was bred over many years for a lot of physical activities. He needed a family who could provide him with lots of physical activity. The application and review process was blissfully efficient. Because he was 'turnkey;" that is, no issues, they quickly found a fantastic home for him. How do I know? Norma Jean, our rehoming representative, kept me constantly informed and continued to send me photos of our beloved Golden with his new family. Trust. It's hard to come by these days. But I'm going to tell you flat out: Trust them, each dedicated member of this all-volunteer group, for whatever reason you are rehoming your Golden.

We adopted a puppy through SCGRR two weeks ago. What a wonderful experience! They are extremely…read moreorganized, and communicated often through the adoption process. All rescue organizations mean well, but this one is a cut above in how they convey information. Detailed bios of each available dog were helpful in selecting the right one. Lots of videos and pictures. Organized meet and greets, and excellent followup after adoption regarding temperament, medical data, adopter discounts, and options to chat with other adopters. I felt absolutely confident that there were no surprises with this adoption, and SCGRR would be a continuing resource. I am so glad this rescue exists and does their work with great dedication.

Thank you to the Kris Kelly Foundation for helping me rescue Dixie. Dixie sat in the Carson for…read moreover one month. She was full of anxiety with a broken soul. Kris Kelly believed in Dixie and helped with getting Dixie released from the shelter right before she was up for euthanasia. I adopted Dixie and she is such a joy. It is an honor to witness her resilience. Going from a broken dog to a happy, joyous dog. Thank you Kris Kelly for believing in Dixie. We are forever grateful

I adopted my Lucy from Kris Kelly Foundation. She is my pride and joy, I always say I won the…read morelotto. I have sent several friend's and family to her. I will continue to rescue from her. All these beautiful animals need a loving home. It takes great people to do the work she does.

Great Dog Rescue organization that trains and adopts out dogs who are in desperate need of finding…read moreloving forever homes. Contact them through their website for information. Help save a loving dog's life!

These people are saints! I appreciate what Ingrid and the team at PCDR did to rescue my sweet…read moreCeleste. She has been an absolute blessing to our home. Ingrid really makes sure the adoptive home is a good fit before she adopts any of the animals out. Even if it means a lot of extra work for her, she doesn't hesitate. I can't imagine what goes on behind the scenes to make sure these animals are safe. I will always be so grateful for the gift they gave our family. We are blessed!! Thanks for rescuing Celeste and taking amazing care of her for the many months my move took. She loves rolling around in the grass and digging up the dirt in HER new yard! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

I recently decided to adopt a dog from NKLA that appeared to be very adorable and loving.  A male…read moreterrier, a dog that I thought would do well in my home with my girlfriend and our 2-year-old super-loving-bubbly-firecracker of a submissive little female pug mix.  Everything went so well during the meet and greet of our dog!  We were in love with our complete family right away! We were all SO happy, or so we thought.  On day 1 following the adoption, our new dog was very affectionate, but seemed to get irritated with our pug when playing and bared his teeth. We told our pug to leave him alone.  Over the next few days my girlfriend looked after the dogs as she works from home and everything appeared to be wonderful.  He would give us kisses, allow us to pick him up, sit on our laps, play, show affection, make us laugh, lie in bed with us.  All of the things you hope for in a fun-loving dog.  On day 2, my girlfriend went to pick him up and who we thought was a loving boy with a great personality bared his teeth and immediately bit my girlfriend on the hand, but did not break skin.  The bruise lasted for several days.  We were in shock to say the least and blamed the incident on our behavior, thinking we had done something to provoke the bite.  Moving forward to Friday of the first week together we were all sitting on the couch as a family.  The two pups started to play together when suddenly our new dog snarled at our other dog. He then lunged at my girlfriend's face snapping his jaws closed. A near miss. At that moment we were beginning to have apprehensions about our newly adopted dog.   We tried to remain optimistic.  That Saturday we visit a dog beach.  We kept our adopted dog on leash. Not to long after arriving at this dog beach this adopted dog was growling at other dogs and nearly bit a German Shepard in passing, but then redirected his aggression toward me, biting me on the elbow breaking skin and then proceeded to bite my left hand as I tried to pack up and leave the beach as this clearly was not going well.  Our vet met our adopted dog who immediately suggested we return him as he was clearly aggressive and had other behavioral issues. We decided not to give up and see how it goes.  The following weekend while working in the yard, our landlord who was visiting unlocked a gate allowing our dog to escape.  After catching up to our adopted dog who was marking flowers and watching me in calm state, allowed me to kneel down to his level without running off.  As I went to pick him up, he bit my right hand, leaving a puncture and drawing blood.   He ran off again.  As I finally was able to catch up to him once again, he remained calm once again.  But in this case I grabbed him by the collar from the back of his neck. He squirmed vigorously and let out a cry and began hissing trying with everything he had to bite me again and again.  This lasted for 20 seconds or so before he calmed down.   We decided that evening that we wanted to return our adopted animal as he was clearly aggressive.  Adorable, but highly aggressive.  The next day we ended up in the emergency vet first thing Sunday morning around 7 or 8 am, learning that he sustained a strain to his leg likely from his having run off. We contacted Addie Daddio of Love That Dog Hollywood, a coalition partner of NKLA, as our vet guided us, stating that the injury was unfortunate, but that we had made the decision to return him due to his excessive aggression before learning of any strain to his leg.   Addie became very accusatory stating that this was not the dog that she knew, that we must have done something to provoke this behavior from him, that we were just trying to get out of medical bills, that we are "pieces of garbage and she hopes karma finds us." We are loving people with good hearts.  We would have never had considered adopting an animal if we were not good-hearted people.  We wanted to do the right thing and Adopt, Not Shop.  Addie is kind when things are going well, but she like our adopted dog are both of similar behaviors and very nasty at the flip a switch.  We received several unsavory texts from Addie over the last couple days.  Addie Daddio of Love That Dog Hollywood is the most unprofessional, unsavory, and outright nasty human beings we have ever encountered and it reflects poorly on NKLA.  She called our vet with 40 years of experience and harassed him as well.  She insisted to meet him in person.  I would highly encourage NKLA to sever ties with this individual who shames good-hearted people with good intentions when a dog adoption does not work out. We feel that our pet adoption was a failure and we are broken hearted. Because of this experience with Addie Daddio, we will NEVER feel comfortable adopting from NKLA again.

Love That Dog Hollywood is a Most Apt Name for this rescue-driven, non-profit business, for its…read morehead steward and chief operating officer Addie IS love. Anyone who knows Addie personally, or is in contact through social media or other networking-driven platforms, gets that straight away. People who have been involved in dog rescue, even just the tiniest bit, know how big and overwhelming and never-ending it is. There are literally thousands of dogs on the street, in shelter, or in deplorable living situations in any given town or city. When the joy of a placement occurs it is beautiful but short-lived, for there are gaggles more needing healthy, loving homes. It is most often times a desperate, wallet-bleeding experience to place just one pup, and Addie has managed to create a business - and fuse it with her life - wherein she pulls animals, has them fully vetted, then takes them in personally or finds placement within her foster network. All toward the goal of final placement, which in layperson's terms means SOMEONE SAW OR MET OR FOSTERED THIS DOG AND SIMPLY HAS TO LOVE ON IT FOR THE REST OF THEIR SHARED LIVES! The most daunting part of rescue is finding a permanent home: it is an exhausting and constant effort of calls and vet visits and networking, and Addie's track record of pulling and placing is beyond stellar. I had the pleasure of welcoming one of Addie's rescues in to my home until she was reunited with her owner. I live far from Addie but she made the transition of getting Gracie to me seamless, and was in constant contact as we ensured Gracie was healthy and comfortable. I will do it again for Addie in a heartbeat if I am able, knowing so many dogs need a place to rest and recover, and that Addie will be with me every step of the way.