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    Sunrise Sanctuary

    Sunrise Sanctuary

    (3 reviews)

    I volunteer with Sunrise Sanctuary and have personally seen the level of care, dedication, and…read morecompassion that goes into caring for more than 140 rescued animals every single day. The board, staff, and volunteers work tirelessly -- often behind the scenes -- to provide safe shelter, medical care, food, enrichment, and love to animals who have come from difficult situations. Running a nonprofit sanctuary of this size is not easy, and they depend on open barn visits open to the public, donations, fundraising auctions, grants, etc to care for the furry/ feathered residents! These animals are alive, safe, and cared for because of the commitment of this organization and the many volunteers and supporters who believe in its mission, like me! I am amazed by the humans who spend their time running this organization!

    Sunrise Sanctuary is a non profit permanent shelter for abused, neglected, injured and "unwanted"…read morefarm and companion animals. They provide a safe and loving home for the animals to get the care they deserve. They open to the public several times a year with open house events. The cost is $10/person. The volunteers here are incredible. They are very patient, very informative, and they care so much about the animals. The open house was so much fun. Lots of opportunities to get up close to the animals. Some were shy, but lots of them were friendly and wanted attention. The ducks were taking a dip, the pigs were napping and the cats were purring away. You can tell the animals are so happy in this peaceful place.

    Pets of Ohio Rescue Team

    Pets of Ohio Rescue Team

    (3 reviews)

    we have to relocate and can't take Tilly. I need to know she's safe. she's so sweet has only lived…read morein our house. no others

    I started as a foster with PORT in their early days of conception and fostered with them for…read moreseveral months before they decided to completely ghost me. I ran into a situation where I needed some work done at my home, and I could not continue to foster the FOURTEEN foster pets that I had through them at the time. Rather than work with me, help me, and have empathy for my situation, I experienced a lot of pushback, and negative reactions to needing a break from fostering. My phone calls and texts were not being returned. When they were returned, I was met with attitude and a complete lack of understanding or compassion. After much resistance, they finally took the fosters back. They don't supply their fosters with food or supplies as they claim. Not once was I given any supplies for the dozens of animals that I fostered through them, even when I expressed that the puppies I was fostering were going through more food than I could manage. They also don't spay and neuter most of their animals before adoption. Now that I am back in my home, neither Regan, nor Jaime, (the founders of PORT), will return my messages asking about the well-being of my former fosters. If you bend over and break your back for them, you'll be great. But God forbid life happens and you find yourself unable to help, because you then mean NOTHING to them. Proceed with caution should you decide to do any sort of business with PORT. Don't expect a lot of help. Definitely don't expect compassion and empathy when life happens. Edit in response to PORT's reply: Port requires a minimum of 5 days notice for return, except in cases of emergency. I had an emergency. I explained this to you guys over and over and over again and your response was, "that must be tough." I had a dog through you that was being aggressive with a child. But you guys didn't consider a threat to someone's safety an emergency and were of no help. In some cases, I waited more than 5 days for you to help; I waited literally weeks! Not to mention that that dog was pregnant, and when I took her, you never advised me that that was a possibility. So I ended up with eight puppies, when I agreed to one. It was never "clear to you" that our foster relationship had come to its conclusion and that I wished to step away. I quite literally told you that once I was back in my home, I would take the animals back if they still needed placement. I notified you on July 10th that I could not handle all of the puppies. You did not take them until July 18th, and that was only after I showed up to get their shots and microchips, and had to PLEAD with you to help me. I notified both of you that Rusty was a safety risk, and you literally did not care. Even after notifying you of the unsafe circumstances, it took you two days to take her, and that was only after I refused to give you any more leeway. That was also after I had notified you on July 10th that I could not handle all of the animals that I had. You did not take Rusty back until July 31st. I let you know on July 28th that I was having trouble getting the kittens adopted. I notified you on August 4th that we needed to move the kittens. You did not take them until August 15th. As for the spay/neuter, it's irresponsible for a rescue not to spay and neuter before adoption, regardless of any contract. I also asked, several times, about getting my fosters fixed, and you never followed through. Don't gaslight me. You did enough of that when I was actually fostering with you.

    Humane Association of Warren County - Adoption success

    Humane Association of Warren County

    (17 reviews)

    I adopted my Hershey here two years ago! The staff is very kind and really helped me through the…read moreprocess and placed Hershey in my care. I couldn't have been more happy with the process and of course with Hershey!!! He is the best doggie ever and I couldn't imagine anyone getting rid of him... They also have a dog park right across the street. I believe they own or run as well and myself and Hershey come to the park often and play with all his fur friends there as well. Great place of you are looking for a dog or cat adopt and when you adopt come here and they will take care of you, and then you will have a place to let him or her off leash and play with some fur friends!

    Terrible experience from beginning to end. Wanted to adopt a cat, but could not get a returned…read moreemail and no one ever picked up the phone when I called. Had to show up in person days later to ask for the cat. All of the cats medicals ended up being incorrect, and the two teenagers running the adoptions blatantly lied to me about the cats behavior. After 2 weeks of destroyed property, consistent medical issues, and endless behavioral issues, I requested an appointment to return the cat. Within 15 minutes they sent me a 1 sentence email with misspelling and bad grammar telling me they don't take cats with behavioral issues. No name or contact info, just an email as professional as a teenager's text message. Avoid them at ALL COSTS.

    Montgomery County Animal Resource Center - Dog I adopted

    Montgomery County Animal Resource Center

    (16 reviews)

    Careful. They over medicate their dogs and give boosters a week after already giving them shots…read morewhen boosters should be given a minimum of 3 weeks afterwards. And they cut nails into the quicks. They also overmedicate their dogs with trazadone

    The duality in this review, is deeply intertwined with why animals are amazing and people are…read morehorrible. The facility is a 4, the animals are also a 4 (they often have too many animals to care for and maintain their health appropriately) The people who work here, obviously care about animals. Their wellbeing, their adoption, and I'm sure they do their due diligence to keep records on the animals housed in the ARC. However it's to a fault. We were pressured, lied to and had experienced omitted behavioral conditions that inevitably put a loved one at risk because the employees selfish need to get the dog adopted (knowing full well that the particular canine specimen has deep seeded trauma that prevented the pup from having a successful rehoming in a family environment.) They wanted the dog to leave the facility so badly, that they withheld pertinent information about the dogs history until after the paperwork for adoption was signed. Even then, the information was watered down and omitted specific details that led to a dangerous situation. People who care for animals at the risk of human life are still bad people no matter how much they care for animals.

    Humane Society - animalshelters - Updated May 2026

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