Beautiful dogs, but their business came up when I searched rescue dog groups so that I could donate…read morea dog crate. This is a breeder and should not be in that search.

Got my bubba over two years ago from Rudy. Great guy and happy, healthy puppy. He delivered him to…read moreNC. Puppies change your life and you should get yours immediately.

We adopted our sweet family dog, Brida, here. The facility is clean. I spent more time in the dog…read moresection. I could tell that each dog was well taken care of. The staff were very friendly and so very helpful. I highly recommend adopting a dog here rather than buying from a pet store or breeder.

I would recommend this Humane Society to any dog lover. The staff was very nice and helpful. They…read morealso gave me a two-page information sheet about socializing dogs from puppy mills. I never had a dog rescued from a puppy mill, but the suggestion sheet and the manager's tips really helped me. Try this Humane Society rather than getting a dog from a breeder or pet store. Also, this facility is very clean and most dogs seemed content. The manager was so kind and gave my dog her parvovirus shot since Lulu didn't have one yet.

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.

We adopted our mini Bernadoodle puppy, Tricks last December. She arrived clean, happy, beautiful…read moreand healthy. In the year we've had her, she has been a joy. We are very impressed with Skyline. We did our homework and found them to be sincere and caring breeders. We are considering another puppy to add to our family and we will definitely be returning to Skyline. Very happy with our wonderful pup and the love and care she received before she came to us!

We were in contact with Anna Mae back in February about picking up a puppy in April, before we knew…read morethat coronavirus would limit travel. Anna Mae provided regular updates, often more than once a week, with videos and pictures of our puppy, answers to any questions we had, re-assurance that we would be able to get our puppy in the midst of chaos, etc. I drove from New York to Ohio and picked up Indiana Jones Cotton Candy Jasper in the midst of the chaos...Anna Mae and Naomi were beyond accommodating. They made the entire process seamless. Our beautiful puppy is playful, sweet and loving. Their pricing was reasonable, their service was impeccable, and our puppy is healthy and smart. We could not imagine a better experience.

Clean facilities. Kind and caring staff. We've adopted a dog and cat from WCHS and we highly…read morerecommend and will continue to support when we can.

After tragically loosing our beloved baby girl Daphnee in August if 2022 after having her for 11…read moreyears. I felt it was time to bring a new member into our family. This wasn't just to heal our broken hearts, but her buddy and little fur brother Freddy's as well. After months of searching and being rejected by numerous rescues did not having a fenced in yard; I believe a true Christmas Miracle happened. After much searching - I stumbled across my sweet girl Ellie aka EllieMae in the WCHS website. I knew immediately that she was the one. I was so excited that I showed up 2 hours before they opened to make sure I would get a chance to meet her. It was love at first site! The next day...we came back and got her. She helped my family heal. We will never forget our girl Daphnee. But I'm so glad we found our EllieMae! I always say she rescued us...but I think we rescued each other on 12/16/2022. I am forever grateful to this amazing organization for allowing us to become EllieMae's new Fur ever family!

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 am reviewing them a 0 because my daughter with special needs wanted to see the animals and I…read moredrove 45 minutes there. they said sorry you need to book a tour. they were politely rude okay. Shes currently crying and guess what two grown adults showed up who I'm sure seen animals before and they laughed with them at me and my little girl.

What a wonderful, informative, fun tour! We took our ten year old grandson, and he hasn't stopped…read moretalking about it. The tour is about an hour and a half. We were able to feed snacks to the animals and pet them. The work this nonprofit group is doing to help abused or neglected farm animals is amazing. Also check out their website to find things on their wishlist to help. We took a giant box of Cheerios.

We adopted a cat recently for my daughter for her 15th birthday. Filled out the application for a…read morefemale kitten and I emailed asking to see a cat. I was told it was fostered at Pet Supplies Plus. We went to the pet store excited to adopt a female kitten. We were told she was 5 months and spayed. We took her home and she was covered in dander, nails desperately needed cut and smelled. She also had goopy eyes and sneezing. Took her to the groomer and was told to ask the vet if she was recently spayed. Took her to the vet and she ended up being a male and needing antibiotics. All of our records from the adoption agency were for a female that was spayed and microchip is for a female. Called the vet that performed the surgery and they agreed she was a he and surgery was not done recently. Reached out to the agency and they first blamed me for his poor hygiene and said it was indeed a girl based on their paperwork. I reached out again asking for the correct records for surgery and vaccines and then the agency blamed the vet that did the surgery for the mixup and took zero accountability, no fix in a solution or refund besides returning him. I have a wonderful male cat now with no idea on his age, his medical records, or a proper microchip. The agency was recommended by a relative who also ended up with a male kitten that was told to be female, but he was too young to be fixed. The agency told me they do not adopt out kittens that are not fixed, so yet another lie. Very disappointed in this entire ordeal and do not recommend them at all.

They don't respond to inquiries either way. No way to call. I inquired about a dog multiple times…read morethat is still available. It was taken off the site for an event then out back up the day after. Unprofessional, unresponsive and it seems to be coon practice. They should be banned from posting elsewhere and looked into in my opinion.

This is one of the hardest I've ever written. In late August, I adopted a Shih-Tzu Mix that I was…read morehead-over-heels in love with. Being that rescue dogs often come with unknown histories, I rescued her knowing there would be challenges ahead. I loved her. I spoiled her rotten. My family adored her. I gave her 110%. And it turned out, that with her specific anxiety and PTSD, she wasn't the right fit for my particular home environment, which no one could have known until she started living with me. I was literally devastated. I am an animal lover and can't stand people who "give dogs back" - a dog is a commitment - but my little dog's health (and mine) were being affected. When the time came to make the decision, I received so much support from Sanctuary staff, volunteers, their preferred trainer (WoofWise Training) and their preferred vet (Tremont Animal Clinic). We all mutually agreed it was the best decision. The staff went above and beyond to quickly help find her a safe and loving foster home within their committed foster roster. She is now in the care of a foster mom who adores her, and she is doing so well. The Sanctuary has not "blacklisted" me, and in fact continues to support me in hopefully someday finding the right match. Less than 48 hours later after making that choice, my family dog passed away...and they were extremely compassionate about me with that, too. I believe in their mission and will stay on as a volunteer for the organization. Senior dogs are the most overlooked in the shelter (in favor of puppies) and often don't get the support they deserve, especially in Cleveland. Everyone, especially the Executive Director Deb, care so deeply about senior dogs and have committed their lives to this cause. If you are looking for a loving, grateful, deserving, funny (most old dogs are) furry edition for your home, consider The Sanctuary. I can't recommend them enough and the lifesaving work they do.

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