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.

Management is rude and treats the staff (some) horribly...some get "special treatment"…read more I truly hope they treat the animals better than they treat some staff members.

Over the years, (20), we have had various points of contact. The first time, we found a cat, on…read moreour front porch that had been attacked by a coyote. The took him, healed him and adopted him out. The second time we found a dying cat in a parking lot. He was suffering. They took him, and euthanized him. The third time, we were looking for a senior dog to add to our crew. Since the dog we were looking at had some "issues", they suggested we foster first. He is ours now and we love him. PAPL, is full of loving, caring people. They are amazing to deal with.

Fabulous organization. After searching high and low, they found the perfect dog for our family and…read moreshe has been amazing. She got pneumonia and almost died before she came to us, but the volunteers at Secondhand Mutts nursed her back to health and gave us such a gift! Forever grateful!

The owner could call you back when you ask them too. I was going to adopt one of their Dobermans…read morebut was told after I filled out the application that "we think you do too much with your dogs." My Dobermans have been therapy dogs, scent dogs, tricks dogs and competition obedience dogs.. not all of them have been the same. I then pursued another Doberman with another rescue to see if it would work because they didn't know anything about the dog. In the middle of this, they contacted me to say they may have made a mistake .. I said I was involved in this now and I have to follow through. Unfortunately the dog did not work out .. I messaged them last Thursday and was told that they were open for adoption and that I was approved as the email stated.. messaged them on Friday to tell them I was coming on Monday to see the dog and then was told someone else just got approved and was coming to see the dog. I was told they held the dog for me and I said that's good because you were the reason I didn't come to begin with. You get no response when you ask whoever runs the place to call you.. I would not recommend this service to anyone!

I would recommend that you familiarize yourself prior to going. Their procedure and rules might…read moremake it a waste of time. I had gone with an intention to adopt a dog to replace a family member (Roxy a pit/lab mix. We had just picked up her ashes} the attitude and rules prevented me from even viewing the poor dog I hoped to adopt. Seriously I have to fill out paperwork to view an animal! Good luck critters. Purchased dog we had seen earlier.

They are redeemed they through an appreciation event two nights ago for the volunteers!…read moreCertificates, food, drinks and shirts. I forgive them and they also been letting me learn a few new things lately so yeah. They are doing much better now and id say after this event they have redeemed there self in my book!

These guys are amazing ! I ended up finding the perfect dog that it seemed nobody else wanted …read more I'll always appreciate that they had Reno !

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.

I called this rescue about an injured stray that was in my backyard. Laura and Jason came…read moreimmediately. They are such a good team and care. Other rescues should take note. It shouldn't be about the breed should always be about the dog. Thank you Rubber City Rescue!

From the owner: At Rubber City Rescue, our mission is to provide a safe haven for pets in need. We strive to…read morerescue, rehabilitate, and rehome abandoned animals while promoting responsible pet ownership. Our Motto is Fixing Broken Hearts One Pet At A Time

We have been sending our pup to Jean with Pet Joy Pet Sitters for several years whenever we…read moretravel. My pup is so excited when we arrive she can't wait to see Jean. She is barking and wagging her tail and running to the door! And, when I pick my fluff ball up, she is happy and well taken care of. Our pup gets to socialize with other dogs her size, spend time outside and is in a home-like environment. Jean meets the needs of our pup, is prompt with communication, reliable, flexible and so kind. Pet Joy Pet Sitters was recommended to me by another dog-mom and now I recommend her all the time to my friends with Dogs.

Jean and Russ make all my travels so much easier with the wonderful care they give to my two small…read morebabies. They love going there and socializing with other dogs and absolutely love fenced yard and not being walked on leash as they do at home. My two little ones run to door to get inside when we arrive which I consider a blessing. And when I pick them up can tell they have not been barking and stressed out - so different from where I used to board them. Cannot recommend them enough.

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.

We bought two beautiful Goldendoodles...went for one and left with two! They were crate trained…read morewhen we got them at 9 weeks and 10 weeks. He puts them on a schedule and I was so appreciative of that ! They are pretty much house trained after just a few days . He was very patient as it took well Over an hour for me to make a decision about which dog to choose. So far so good.

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.

It is way too difficult to get a pet. I've tried many times. They never get back to you. Dogs are…read morenot available etc. over and over too much hassle not worth the aggravation.

My parents adopted a 2-year-old French Bulldog (Destinee but renamed Della) from One of A Kind pet…read moreRescue on Thursday 04/30/26. When we arrived at the facility, we were smitten with her and after hearing that she was a puppy mill mama, my Mom and Dad were so excited to give her a life of love that she deserved. They had a meet and greet with Della and their current dog Gertie at 6pm and then proceeded with the adoption. Lucy, the person helping with the adoption, told us Della wasn't eating since surgery but assured us that this was because of her recent spay the day prior. Della had medical issues since the adoption. On Friday, my parents took Della to the vet for a check-up because of her continued lack of appetite and because Lucy recommended getting her established with their vet. By Saturday she needed to be seen again because her incision had become swollen, red, was seeping. Also, she appeared to be in heat as she had a little bit of blood coming from her vulva. At this point my parents called One of A Kind Pets as directed (as this was an issue from the surgery), however, there was no one available on Saturday so they took her back to their vet office for emergency treatment. Della was treated with a shot of antibiotics, medication to help with her appetite, pain medication, and probiotics. The vet said that Della's hormones may have been causing the small drips of bleeding that they were seeing. Sunday and Monday she seemed to be doing a bit better; she began to eat and started playing a little too; we were all so happy that she seemed to be feeling better. Then, the worst imaginable happened. On 05/06/26, I arrived at my parents' house to check in and while I was visiting Della began hemorrhaging from her vulva. We immediately took her to the vet who had to do emergency surgery (we got her there within 10 minutes). The vet there was willing and my parents were willing to do whatever to save her life. The vet even had a vet tech go to her house to get her own dog to give Della a blood transfusion in attempt to save her life. However, upon opening her up, the vet told my mother "I have never seen anything like it in 20yrs." The damage was irreparable and she recommended that she be put to sleep. The vet said that Della had developed an extremely large abscess that was likely a result of her being spayed when she was actively in heat. She said that spaying a dog when it is in heat is not indicated, as it is a common occurrence for an abscess to develop. I am horrified that a rescue clinic that is in the market of "saving animals" would be doing surgeries on dogs when contraindicated. Not only did poor Della suffer as a result of a poor clinical/medical decision but my 75-year-old parents and I have too. Della deserved a happy life after the one she started with. And then for her to suffer in this way as a result of the clinic's poor decision is truly inhumane. This was such a terrible experience that I'm not certain I will ever have the heart to adopt an animal again from a shelter. And I am a true animal lover. I have four dogs and a cat of my own. But, this experience, it's one I won't ever forget. It was so traumatizing to see Della hemorrhage and feel so helpless in that moment because I couldn't help her. I would rather go to a breeder than back to a shelter that is "adopting" dogs out that are sick and have been given botched "vet services" that ultimately will kill them. My parents did their very best. Della wasn't left alone since she was adopted, they loved on her, they got her vet care, and it still wasn't enough because of the lack of care/consideration she received at One of a Kind Pet. I'm devastated to even think about all the dogs and cats currently at your facility now. I hope and pray that none of them suffer in this way, but I am fearful that they will. I would like to see whomever made the decision spay Della when it was contraindicated no longer doing procedures at your clinic. I'd like to see my parents compensated for the money spent on Della's adoption and care due to the clinic's poor clinical decision-making skills and the trauma that they've endured losing their pet in this way. Someone needs to be held accountable and I am absolutely disgusted that no one from One of A Kind Pet has yet to reach out to my parents about the situation. We have emailed and messaged the executive director (as directed by volunteers) and made several phone calls with no response. I am completely heartbroken for Della, Gertie (who has been looking for her), and my poor 75-year-old parents who were trying to help a pet in need get a life she deserved and now grieving her death.