I believe that this small pet rescue facility is now part of the Alachua County's Humane Society…read more I haven't been there for awhile but you may want to call them if you want to adopt a dog.They would be better at providing updated information about their role in the rescue of homeless pets in the Gainesville area.

Started fostering here a few weeks ago and got so attached to Casper, just had to adopt him…read more Danielle was very helpful and when I brought Casper in to adopt him, they noticed his ears were full of wax and took their time caring and cleaning his ears. They really do care for their animals. They gave no hassle when doing fostering or adoption papers.

Our experience first started with their website in the adoptable dog section, which is updated…read moreevery hour. Saturday was our first time here. We arrived promptly at opening at 10am. There was already 6 cars waiting at the gate. Such a busy place! The volunteers were all very helpful. We were able to see the dog we had in mind, but another couple had their eye on him first so we went to see the other dogs in the back. Everyone was so kind and personable. After 5-10min, the original volunteer told us the couple left and did not adopt the doggo we were looking at so we got to adopt him within the hour. All dogs are neutered/spayed, bordatella, flea treatment, heart worm tested, and given a few other vaccines. They are also microchipped. I felt the staff had genuine care for these pets and wanted the best for them. Thank you again!

I got my two previous babies from here! From what I've seen they treat their animals well and it's…read morevery appreciated that before adoption the pets come neutered. Whenever people ask me how I got my cat I tell them that I got her for $7 from my local shelter, and $2 of those dollars where for a box to carry her in.

These are the sweetest kind of people.., they had every chance to be curt and rude as I did not…read morehave the correct paperwork to get my three-year rabies shot for my two little Shorkies. They help me get all the paperwork I needed gave me a choice of having one year shot which I didn't want... And assisted me in getting the information they needed and I got my Three year rabies shot plus the additional provided. I am very happy with the way they treated me. I am a senior living on Social Security and the savings I got. Versus going to my normal were SIGNIFICANT. Thank you so very much !

This is the most frustrating clinic I have ever seen. Number one, don 't try to reach them by…read morephone. Impossible. Number two, you will use your life's saving on getting care for your animal. Their services cost much more than going to a vet's private practice. Good luck with that. I have been on hold listening to their message for over 45 minutes...still no one has answered my call. This is just not acceptable.

First time here ! Place is big ! Prices are reasonable! Staff pleasant ! If I lived closer I'd…read morestop by more often!

Nice clean facility. As far as operations goes, we'll, that's closer to 0 stars. Phones do not get…read moreanswered, the front desk crew are on zombi auto pilot...any issue that is outside of their narrow box view- forget about it.

Fast response, great communication, healthy puppy We welcomed Daisy in February and she has got…read moreright in.

I would definitely adopt again though puppy pleasers. Renee was excellent answered any questions…read morethat I had . They had full medical records for the dog . The fosters that he was in was a very loving environment. He is a happy healthy boy.

Arrived and staff was very helpful. We told them what we were looking for and they showed us all…read morethe dogs available. We wound adopting Dakody. He is such a sweet boy and in the short time we have had him he has brought joy and love back into our home after we lost our last fur baby. This facility is highly recommended and we appreciate them for helping us find our new fur baby "Da Kody"

I worked here tirelessly for 2 years. I put in several hours off the clock and doing extra things…read morefor the shelter like fostering dozens of animals. They have really nasty girl named Cierra who's been there for 6 years. She hated me since day one but j don't like confrontation and decided to do my job. She would constantly talk bad About me and then stated to belittle me in front of Coworkers. Management did nothing. I was Always there for the animals but after a while I could no longer take the emotional abuse and decided I needed to leave. I would never work for a company again that allows other to bully and belittle others.

This rescue imposes unnecessarily burdensome and discriminatory requirements on disabled and…read moreelderly adopters. After approving our application and after I personally spent over 30 minutes meeting the dogs, they insisted that my partially disabled wife travel a 2.5‑hour round trip so a medically untrained volunteer could "evaluate" whether she might fall on a dog. That person would then report their impressions to a committee for final approval. I am fully mobile and would be the primary caregiver for the dogs. My wife simply wanted companionship. No other rescue in our 20 years of adopting dogs has ever required this kind of intrusive and medically unqualified assessment, nor have they refused to offer reasonable accommodation such as a home visit. This process effectively penalizes disabled applicants and creates barriers that are unnecessary, inappropriate, and discriminatory in practice. For an adoption fee of $600, adopters deserve a respectful, professional, and accommodating process. Until they revise these policies or offer a reasonable alternative, this review stands. Apparently the concept of service or companion animals for the elderly or partially handicapped is beyond the capacity of this rescue. They will claim that they just want to protect the animal while providing unqualified and a harshly judgemental attitude toward the human client.

Good morning, I am…read morereaching out in hopes that you will change your mind and assist sushi's actual owner. The owner was hospitalized and the fabrication that the dog was wandering the street and not surrendered by the person who was supposed to be boarding them is harmful and out right wrong. While researching your rescue I ran into some horrible reviews about your character. Please try to make things right. If this message does not get a response I will be reaching out to news outlets in the Florida area and nationwide in hopes to reunite sushi with his rightful owner who loves him and has had him for well over three years. and to future adopters: it's not too late to find an animal rescue organization that moves with compassion and integrity.

The people were rude. The place smelled so bad we had to leave. Bad and dirty conditions for…read morehundreds of cats and dogs. They need to be reported.who can we report them to. It was very sad looking at these animals living in those conditions.

My family was looking for a second dog and we found our perfect puppy here! We've adopted from the…read moreOrange County Humane society twice before. After moving to Lake county, we were surprised when other shelters required us to fill out paperwork and then schedule an appointment to see individual dogs - I really long process. But the ladies at the Leesburg Humane society were so helpful! They walked us in to see the dogs and then introduced us to this gorgeous pack of 6 week old pups! We met momma as well and signed the adoption paperwork right away for our pick of the litter! They can't release her until she's spade, which is a few weeks away... we can't wait to bring her home! In the meantime the ladies invited us to come visit as often as we like. Very clean, attentive staff. 10/10 would recommend. Come by and adopted our pups' siblings

Diane at Dobie Ranch Rescue and everyone involved are absolute warriors for the Doberman breed!…read more They find the most needy, abused homeless Dobies and go to great lengths and expense to heal them physically (Vet) and make huge efforts to find the best home possible for these wonderful dogs. if you see a negative review here I can guarantee it is not to be believed...or at the very least there is a whole lot more to the story that isn't included in the review. am on my third decade of owning Dobermans and was lucky enough to have gotten one from Dobie Ranch Rescue about 4 years ago and am very happy we found Dobie Ranch Rescue!!

Dobie Ranch Rescue is a caring and concerned with dogs well being rescue. Dobermans are sweet dogs…read moreand get very attached to their owners, but they are a working breed and owners need to know how to work with them and train them. Diane does her best to match dogs with a home that is a best match for them. She understands that the rescue dogs have often been through a lot, experienced a traumatic even or worse. She does her best to place them in a home that will be a proper fit so the dogs get their forever home and do not get bounced around. She pays attention to details. I once applied for a blind senior dobie and Diane noticed I have a pool and told me this was not a good match, as the blind dog may not be safe here. A few months later she found me another senior, Koby who was a perfect match. A foster Dad brought Koby to the park where Koby could meet me and my dog to make sure they get along before I could sign adoption papers. I will be forever grateful for Koby and I very much appreciate how much work and care this rescue provides.