We were heartbroken when the Misfit Dog Rescue turned us down because we have a 14 year old dog…read more We are good pet parents, but they wouldn't even give us a chance. We tried twice for the puppy. We have a 6 ft wood fence with grass and a dog door. Our older dog would have helped train the puppy. I was told the puppy had been adopted, but 2 days later, he is still on the website. We live 4 miles out of Florence in Rockvale, CO. I'm sure they are a good rescue, but should have came and interviewed us

We have adopted three dogs from The Misfits Dog Rescue. We have been so impressed that they made…read moresure that we were the perfect home for the needs of the dogs we have adopted. A special thank you to Sue, the fosters and volunteers at Misfits!

National Dog Rescue is truly an amazing organization. The love, passion, and care they put into…read morewhat they do is incredible. We adopted our poodle Roman, previously named Flame, at the 2025 Clear the Shelters event. He was one of four puppies rescued together. We've had him just over a year, and watching his transformation has been amazing. He went from a scared, unsure puppy to the most loving, happy dog who absolutely adores our kids, cat, and our other dog Ellie, who he looks up to so much. I'm so grateful this organization gave him the chance to become the best version of himself and become such an important part of our family. I also really appreciate their adoption process and how carefully they make sure each dog is going to a loving, safe home. If you can adopt, volunteer, or donate, I highly recommend supporting National Dog Rescue. The story behind why the organization was started is incredibly heartwarming, and you can truly see the passion behind everything they do. We will forever be grateful for bringing this sweet boy into our lives!l and for everything they do for all of the dogs, transforming one life at a time.

There is a special place in the heavens for those involved with the NMDR. After our furbaby of 12…read moreyears (15yrs old, rescued at 3yrs old) crossed the rainbow bridge, we didn't know if or how long it would be before we could adopt again. It was so painful. But he had a happy, spoiled life full of love..& after finding "Mushu" (now Smoosh) on the NDMR website, we went through the application process & traveled from out of state to meet/bring him home. At 3yrs old & didn't know much (about anything.) Like a newborn puppy, he had to learn about doorways, windows, stairs, toys...everything! He's the sweetest, kindest, cutest most precious lil prince. From frozen scared, to curious and constant learning..we are so blessed to have found NMDR who gave us our GOOD BOY Smoosh.

We have had amazing experiences with ABRT's training classes! From day one, it was clear that they…read moretruly care about both the dogs and their owners. Their positive reinforcement methods made such a difference -- our dog not only learned quickly, but actually enjoyed the process. The trainers are patient, knowledgeable, and incredibly supportive. They took the time to explain the "why" behind the techniques and made sure we felt confident continuing the training at home. We've seen such an improvement in behavior, focus, and overall confidence. If you're looking for effective, humane, and science-based training that strengthens the bond between you and your dog, I can't recommend ABRT highly enough. Worth every penny!

I have taken several classes as well as a private lesson so I can learn how to be a better dog mom…read more Everyone I have met at All Breed Rescue & Training have taught me so much. Thank you for what you do.

Next month my beautiful fur babe Joline will be fourteen. I adopted her from TCRAS when she was…read morefour. When she walks by it is there goes my heart. Thank you TCRAS for sending her to be seen at PetSmart in Colorado Springs as that is where I found her!

I am sure I will be unpopular with my review- after all it is an animal shelter and who doesn't…read morewant to love an animal shelter and give 5 stars?!?! It is not the shelter itself that is the issue, and the shelter is doing such good work! Truly! We have done multiple donations to TCRAS financially as well as with supplies. We have adopted three times from here. We adopted two absolutely wonderful dogs (they were "trauma" dogs, but we worked really hard with both of them to get them through many of their issues), and we adopted one cat that apparently was adopted out several times, and those adoptions failed (including ours). For the cat adoption, I do believe allowing your home animals to meet a potential animal you wish to adopt is crucial to seeing how they will get along, if it is a good match. This is not allowed at TCRAS, and that was a huge barrier with the cat adoption. My concern is that I do not feel that everything is truly disclosed to the adopter when the process happens. I know that not everything might be known, but just basic "obvious" things are not disclosed. The other concern/issue I have is that while some of the staff are just incredible and wonderful...others treat you like you are not in the "sorority," and they cannot be bothered with you. I tried with both of our dogs to call/email/or come in every 3-4 months to provide updates and let staff see how the dogs were thriving. I was dismissed as if I was a nuisance, so I stopped. I even wanted to volunteer with walking the dogs, but the attitude that was shown to me discouraged pursuing this. In addition, I found two strays that I had brought into TCRAS and when I called Angela answered; I was trying to tell her the stray dogs had some major gestational issues and to please let the owners know when the owners were found. Apparently the stray dogs I found are "frequent flyers" with being allowed to run around town, and Angela dismissed me acting like I was the problem for bringing them into TCRAS. It was quite disheartening. While we love our dogs and we take our pets to Dr. Conrad, we have decided that TCRAS is just not the right "fit" with the attitude and individuals that are the front line workers.

Had a awesome time picking out a new cat. The staff were very helpful and kind. We had all the time…read moreto hang out and visit the cats. The cats were very well taken care of. Thank you Diana smith

I saw a post for a cat that had been rescued. It had been found at a truck stop. I emailed them…read morebecause she looked like my cat that had jumped from our vehicle while at a truck stop when passing through that area. I asked for information and was informed I needed to come in. I am not from there. As I said we were passing through. So I emailed back explaining this and how she looked like mine and how their story was the same. They have yet to respond. It's been several days. I intended to follow up again but found it difficult to understand why they wouldn't be more helpful in a possible reuniting.

Ty and Sara are the the best team. They pour their hearts into the sanctuary for the pups.read more

From the owner: In order to help fund Painted Paws for Veterans, we have a store on our website that specializes in…read morefull color digital print, doodle and mandala art designs featuring dogs, cats and horses. Visitations to the Ranch are by appointment only during Covid19.

This group of rescuers is often used by Animal Servíces volunteers to find appropriate placement…read morefor difficult to place dogs, labeled "Rescue Only." LA

We got our 2 year old lab mix from one of the adoption events a couple weeks ago. He's such an…read moreamazing dog!!!! I did read all the other comments and I am not sure why everybody is so angry. The volunteers give you 2 pages worth of things to expect - and that they try to adopt out the animals the same day they get them and then it's your responsibility to take said animal to the vet. I was very informed and I am grateful for this rescue and everything everybody complained about is in that 2 page document. Of course the animal is going to smell bad, the animal was homeless! As a new parent, it is your responsibility to bathe him. We took our new rescue to Wag n Wash and had a blast soaking him down. I gave the rescue a 4 tho because of how disorganized the event was. I've never been to an adoption event before so I'm not sure what I was expecting.

I went with my brother to adopt a dog here. Even as a bystander not looking for a dog, this was a…read moreterrible experience. 2/3rds of the staff we spoke with were very unpleasant: including the receptionist and the meet and greet handler. The only pleasant person we spoke to was the woman handling the final adoption paperwork. We went to meet a little female terrier mix named Muddy. We got three different stories about Muddy from three different people. As we were filling out paperwork we learned more about her that could have been a deal breaker if introduced at the appropriate time. During our meet and greet we were asked "Do you have any questions about Muddy?" To which we responded by telling the woman about the home that she would potentially be going into to feel for whether or not it would be a good fit. She responded with "Sorry. I dont know Muddy." Not Helpful. Why even ask? Our strictly 10 minute meet and greet had good results, my brother proceeded with adoption based on the info we were given (lived with dogs and children), took her home, and quickly found her to be VERY dog aggressive with their other pet. Absolutely ridiculous. This location is setting these animals up to fail. Its like they don't even want to adopt out their dogs.

beware people. i was bitten by a dog and although they did respond quickly and were friendly and…read morehelpful, they neglected to tell me that the dog that bit me had not been vaccinated.