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This business is NOT CLOSED, they are a volunteer run animal rescue group. No formal hours, so most…read morecontact is either through email or phone contact.

Pet Haven takes great care of the pets in their care, and works very hard to make sure that the…read morepets are placed into the right forever home. Pets in care are in loving, caring foster homes, so they avoid the stress of a shelter environment.

I adopted my very first dog from Pet Haven in 1974. I was sixteen and used the money from my first…read morejob for his adoption fee. He was the best dog ever! I had stopped in today, and it's still a wonderful place. My daughter now fosters for them

We surrendered our found abandoned kitten that we cared for nearly 5 weeks. we wanted her but our 6…read moreyear old cat wouldn't let her stay. Before you adopt ask them for all info in animals profile because there's more info about Baby than you see online!

We adopted our first kitten from the AHS in Woodbury. The whole experience was great. We were…read moreallowed to browse and spend as much time as we wanted with the animals and we weren't rushed at all. The staff were very knowledgeable and were up front and honest about future care needs and health concerns with all the animals. The staff took the time to answer all my questions. Adopting does cost quite a bit of money but our kitten had all of her shots and we received our first vet visit and all tests/medications were covered in the first 14 days. They also offered to microchip for $30. We were very happy with our experience and we are so happy we adopted Blue and she has been wonderful.

I'm looking for a dog but the website is awful. They have pat answers about the dog. They really…read moresay nothing because all the information is the same for each dog. For example: Affectionate dogs like me are cuddly and love snuggling and giving kisses. I might be a little shy or bashful as I adapt to a new environment, but that should be easy in a home with moderate activity. I'll be a loving companion, but it may take me a little longer to acclimate to new people and new environments. A quieter, low-activity home would give me the opportunity to get used to new things at my own pace. The dog I pulled this off of was returned due to "behavior problems." This description doesn't explain what the dog is like, or what behavior problems??

Not a shelter but rather a resource. After a while on the phone I never did get a human. They may…read morebe great but I was stuck in photo purgatory.

We adopted our amazing dog, Max, from PPR back in October of 2014. He was a rescue from the Playa…read moreDel Carmen area of Mexico. This was our first time working with a rescue, so the whole process was new to us. We filled out a lengthy application online, but didn't mind as you could tell they were truly vetting the homes that the animals were going to. At that time, we noted that we were interested specifically in Max. The following weekend they had a meet and greet event at a Minneapolis pet store, so our family went there to meet him and his current Foster Mom. They both turned out to be wonderful! The next step was to have volunteers come out to our home to make sure we were providing what we promised (single family home/fenced yard, safe and clean place for him to grow and thrive). At that meeting, they went over the specifics of his adoption, including their requirement of a first right of refusal (if he didn't work out, we would reach back out to them before placing him in another home). We also agreed that we would never use a shock collar on him. Shortly thereafter, we connected with the Foster Mom via email to discuss a time to pick him up, what he was currently eating and how much, and what items he would be sent "home" with. I picked him up along with his vet documents from Mexico and also after he arrived in the U.S. Max continues to be an amazing dog. He does have some medical issues, but those weren't diagnosed until a while after we brought him home, and I don't know how the rescue could have known. I chalk the issues up to a likely combination of genetics, and possibly poor diet and traumatic events before he was rescued. We absolutely couldn't be happier with our adoption. I highly recommend this organization, and also love all the other programs they offer as well.

I adopted my kitty from this organization almost a year ago now and I am so happy with her. I got a…read morehealthy, purdy gal, and she was well cared-for in her foster home as far as I could tell. The PPR people were helpful and the adoption process went smoothly even though it was hella packed that day at Urbanimal. I do think it would be better if the foster parents came to the adoption events. I didn't want to wait to adopt my kitty, so I didn't get a chance to speak with her caretakers. It would have been helpful to know that she is not as social as she first seemed, and that she has a noisiness problem.

Wow, what a wonderful shelter!!!…read more Rather than being in sad cages, all the cats are in rooms - some with other cats if they get along or need some socialization (and some alone if they are divas!) The rooms are all SUPER clean with lots of beds, perches, toys, litterboxes, etc. and the cats all looked very well cared for. They all got turns to come out of the rooms and explore the hallways for a while. The staff were great and very friendly. They knew a lot about the cats and who might be a good fit for the adopter - making sure that every kitty goes to a home that will let them thrive the most. If you are looking for a cat this is 100% a shelter you need to visit. You have to make an appointment but you will most likely have the place to yourself to get to know the cats. Well worth the extra bit of effort (we had recently gone to an adoption event at another shelter and it was so busy and most of the cats were off in "visiting rooms" so you couldn't meet them very well.

I have a special place in my heart for CFC…read more Visiting animal shelters can honestly be depressing, but I used to volunteer here in college and it is the most well-run no-kill shelter I've seen; the cats are living VERY comfortably. Rather than keeping the cats in kennels or cages, the cats can free roam within rooms that are specific to their personality type or medical conditions. There's a big main room for the social cats and kittens, another room for cats that are shy, a third room for cats with dietary restrictions/food sensitivities, and a fourth for kitties who are FeLV positive. The rooms have windows and beds and space for them to move around, which is so nice to see! This is a nonprofit no-kill shelter in a fairly small town so because they are volunteer based, they don't have long daily visiting hours. However you can rest assured that the cats get plenty of socialization and attention. These are very happy, very loved cats :) Staff here are also very active on social media so check out the Caring For Cats Facebook page to see all of the cats and their stories, to donate, or to participate in their fundraising events! If you're in the market for a fluffy new best friend, please consider making the trip CFC!

please beware and take your time if you're considering working with, volunteering for or adopting…read morethrough Warrior dog. their vetting and medical intervention practices are subpar at best. dogs have been known to be adopted out without proper vetting for potential violence or medical care, and if pets are returned because of these reasons, the rescue doesn't offer refunds, nor do they show any concern or follow up.

This rescue looks like they provide decent care for their dogs, however, the adoption process is…read morerather invasive. They denied me to adopt a dog based on my 12 year old dog's vet history, even though my dog has been deceased almost 3 years now. I've adopted at other shelters before and the process was nothing like this. If there are people willing to adopt these dogs so they aren't living in shelters, you'd think they'd make the process a little easier.

This was our first experience adopting a rescue. We have learned a lot during our journey, which…read moretook us almost a year. We were prepared to drive from Minnesota to Indiana to bring home our rescue pup. Along the way we were lied to and tricked by two different rescue organizations that were both out of state. I changed my strategy and decided to confine our search to the twin cities area and fortunately came across Underdog Rescue. I'll admit I was cautious and skeptical because of the bad experiences we had, but I knew I had to look close to home. There is just too much risk to drive 10 hours to purchase a dog you have never even met. Coupled with the fact that they know nothing about whom they are releasing these dogs to. That is really a huge disservice to these animals whom have already been through so much. We highly recommend Underdog Rescue, they run their organization with great integrity and they take their responsibility of placing these animals in safe, loving homes very seriously. Every single step of our adoption process with Underdog Rescue was very well organized, with great communication/response time and everything moved along nicely. From the adoption coordinator, foster family, home visit consultant all whom work full time jobs and volunteer their spare time to place these animals in the loving homes they deserve. We can't thank Underdog Rescue enough for helping us give sweet Carmy (Tutti-Frutti) her forever home!!

Everything. Underdog is so helpful and super responsive. We had a special circumstance, and they…read moremet us where we were on our adoption journey and connected us with our goodest boy, Coach! (Fka Nantucket!) highly recommend working with them.

EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED. I brought my two cats in to get spayed but didn't know that one was almost…read more7 weeks pregnant!!! Rather than CALLING ME to see if it was okay with moving forward, they ABORTED the babies and then CHARGED ME FOR IT. I have never been so frustrated, disappointed and sad ever. This is just pure animal cruelty. They should have called me to confirm if it was okay (I would have NEVER EVER said yes.) and not only that, they charged me an additional fee for something I would have NOT okayed. DO NOT GO HERE. Pure animal cruelty. This is absolutely disgusting that they did this.

Such adorable animals waiting for a forever home. The staff works very hard trying to accommodate…read moreall these animals. If your looking for a forever friend then try here first

My mom & I stopped by to check out what kind of items they had to offer for cats. When we walked in…read morewe were greeted by the store pet (forgot the name :( ) but the cashier also greeted us as well, which was nice. We browsed around a bit but ultimately ended up just grabbing a few treats for the cats. Store was clean & organized, they had a large pet food section in the back. Parking in this area can be tricky (especially with the snow) but we were able to grab a spot out front. Overall we would definitely check this store out again!

Urban tails have always gone above and beyond to make my experience a great one, even going as far…read moreas helping me custom order some products before eventually including them in their default stock! My experience with various members of their staff has been exceptional and they're always so forthright with recommendations if they have them or connecting me with someone who has knowledge on the topic, whether it's food, treats, litter, or supplements! I've never felt pressured or talked down to which is weirdly common when trying to learn about new and better ways to take care of our precious furry companions.