This place is a very caring and responsible non-profit wolf-hybrid rescue center. They cater to…read morethe animals in need, host an online posting service to find homes for wolf-hybrids and provide education to the public-at-large about wolves in domesticated places and the wild. It's a one-of-a-kind place in California. Never Cry Wolf will also do public appearances such as schools and libraries, so if you're looking for something really cool for the kids (and adults!) to learn check out their website!

From the owner: If you go to smileamazon.com and put in nevercrywolfrescue.com Amazon will donate a portion of…read moretheir fee to Never Cry Wolf Rescue & Adoptions in your behalf. Doesn't cost a dime to give.

Adopted an American Eskimo several yrs ago. Shelter was clean, staff was friendly & helpful…read more Volunteers walk all the dogs outside every day they are open to exercise & socialize then. Is a no-kill shelter. Highly recommend them.

Spacious, clean and friendly! I donated some cat food here…read morethat our kitty could no longer eat. Rather than return it to Chewy, that pet supplier directed me to donate it and Clatsop County Animal Shelter expressed great appreciation to receive the high quality food. I was tempted to visit the resident dogs and cats however, I was not looking to adopt another animal as we already have a dog and a cat. So, I didn't look at the animals and be tempted to take one or two home! I did note that dogs were being walked outside in the immediate area and I thought that would be a great way to volunteer some of my spare time!

Sally is truly a godsend for abused animals. She truly cares about the animals she has in her…read moresanctuary. Perhaps the reason that some people have given poor experiences with this sanctuary is because of her extensive adoption process which eliminates people who would not be a good match for the dog they are applying for. To adopt one of her dogs you must be able to give that dog a good home forever. She gets my five stars!*****

I recently went through the adoption process with Sally! I cannot express my most sincere…read moreappreciation for her thoroughness, accepting my calls and answering questions, while also just feeling like a mentor to me as I adopted a Korean Meatdog. Sally and her partner are very knowledgeable and most kind. They have seen things I wish to never see. Their passion is truly unwavering. I look forward to years of knowing Sally.

We adopted a chi/rat terrier from there last year. We didnt have a horrible experience. It will…read morebe noisy, you cant expect dogs to be silent. Smelled like urine, so not sure if they get taken outside to potty. The only down side my husband and i had was my dog is definetly not mix chihuahua, but i can understand that when they are all so tiny they all look mix chihuahua.We were told she wouldnt shed at all(which i had told my husband that breed sheds a lot anyways), and last but least my dog would NOT potty train outside what so ever until she was pretty much 6months and would occasionally do it a few months after. I would take her out but she would still pee and poop every day as a pup in her blankets so i sadly i couldnt sleep with her as a baby. I wasnt sure if this was because at her old home (furever home) they were all just allowed to pee where they slept so that's all she knew and brought that bad habit over to us. But either way we love our katie and shes grown up to be such a beautiful and wonderl dog.

We got our two rescue pups from Furever Homes - they were well socialized, microchipped, required…read moreminimal further training, and were well cared for health-wise. We'll never know why because he's adorable, but our little Jack Russell-chihuahua mix had been there for a year. They continue to be great members of our family! I have read the reviews here, read the story from the Olympian, and read the comments. Visiting Furever Homes is overwhelming. Its not a conventional shelter. I have had dogs my whole life. My family raised dogs for the Army, and, in the more than 2 hours we spent with the dogs at Furever Homes, we never saw any dangerous or unsanitary conditions. I am disturbed that folks are willing to gloss over the great work the the Gold family is doing because they don't like the smell of a messy dog kennel. The dogs don't care about the smell. The dogs are alive, safe, well fed, loved, and socialized in a pack (which makes them good doggy citizens out in the real world). Adopt a dog from Furever Homes - it's a great organization.

The staff are extremely rude and interrogating. As soon as I parked my car someone rudely yelled at…read moreme" what are you doing here?" in a manner that was condescending. I told her I wanted to adopt, and she pointed me the front door that was locked to the public with a sign that said to check in at the window. The window was closed. I had to pace in front of the window until a second person opened the window and rudely shouted said "You need an appointment to see the animals! " before even asking me why I was here. I told her this place is extremely not welcoming, and I am finished with my business here. What a horrible way to meet you your new animal family for anyone looking! This place can piss off! 6/24/23

Our tux black/white cat passed and they would not let us get a cat because we have not taken our…read morecats to the vet since 2019. We told them because of Covid so they have not gone anywhere, and are inside only, but they were very rude, mean, uncaring, and cold. They would not let us get a cat to make our trio hole again.

This little, pretty much unknown, no-kill rescue helped me rescue a semi feral cat who was injured…read more He needed to have a eye removed and was neutered. They helped me with almost every thing, from the traps to coaching me on what to do. I can't say enough good things about Paula Stoddard. She is a gem!

This place gives you some lame excuse as to why you can't get a dog. They told me the dog I was…read moreinterested in was active so it needs a fenced yard. My family bred dogs for a living and we had more than our share of active dogs that did NOT need a fenced yard. This dog has been on petfinder for months and here I am willing to adopt him. Don't expect too much from these people because all they will do is give some excuse as to why you can't have an animal. It's probably because one of the staff wants the dog and has to wait a certain amount of time before they are able to claim them.

We were struggling to buy dog and cat food one month, and they kindly gave us generous bags to make…read moreit. Can thank them enough

The staff are friendly and seek to find homes for the animals who come through their doors. They…read moreare a no-kill shelter. It's a small building off aways from the freeway and is hard to find without a GPS or directions. They get lots of animals here and at times they're packed other times they're not. Many cats come in who need homes. Sometimes other animals besides dog/cat come in(such as the rare rabbit or bird). There's enough room to play/walk/interact with the shelter animals(and oh do they love to play). The shelter info can be found on facebook with the same name. They accept volunteers, foster homes, & donations. Microchipping, vaccination, & spaying are available too.

I was able to add my sweet new family member back in August thanks to Homeward…read more The people are truly all so nice and the facility is extremely clean. They have put a lot of thought into providing the best care for dogs; music in the kennel room, private rooms for dogs that need them, prioritizing special needs dogs getting into foster homes and out of the kennel environment They even go above and beyond by spending time training dogs and puppies in their agility room. Their social media pages follow a few of the same dogs which just shows the dedication the members at Homeward have to maximizing the amount of people to see their adoptable pups. The quality and the passion truly show at Homeward. I am grateful for my dog and the people that took such good care of him at Homeward when he was there.

This is the best place to adopt a dog. The time the staff spends with you is top notch. The quality…read moreof care for the animals and the new parent adopters are amazing. I've been to several shelters in the past year to adopt and it's been up and down. I went here on a Saturday after work and brought home my fur ever baby girl. I'm a proud happy fur mom . This is the happiest day of my life . I cried so many tears of joy when I was able to adopt my new female dog. I named her Sasha. Previously known as Oldsmobile. Sasha is the absolute sweetest girl ever. Sasha is what my heart needed. As a puppy she is very smart. Introducing to crate has been fairly well. Eating wow this girl can eat, run, do sprints around the house, yard and is super excited. I am too lol. Potty training is going very well in the morning she wakes me up with kisses to say she has to go and stands by door we go out. We have a routine. Totally recommend Homeward Per adoption to everyone. You will never be disappointed. The accept donations from you if your pet has passed away, been surrendered or you just want to donate, food, toys, supplies for dogs and cats. Well, I could continue to give praises all day. Gotta go mommy duty is calling.

Such an AMAZING rescue!!! Karin, the owner, goes absolutely above and beyond for so many pups and…read moretheir adopters. We have our wonderful goofy pup, Mowgli, from her, he is a year and a half now. Every interaction has been very professional and amazing. She charges a carry fair price for everything included with adoption. If you cannot afford it, then you shouldn't bring a pet home with you. Pibble and All Paws rescues so many dogs from certain death. I think that so many people expect a rescue pup to come free, trained, and guaranteed healthy for their lifetime. That's not what owning a pet is. If that's what you want, get a pet rock. Pets are work, and money....but in exchange you get to save a life and unconditional love! Please go add up the cost of traveling from California or Texas, microchip, immunizations and spay/neuter, it definitely isn't free.

Just amazing! I adopted my pup from this rescue in 2021. Super sweet and polite, always open to…read morehelp with questions and concerns. Rescue coordinator and staff very well trained in animal behavior. Was super easy to fully potty train my pup under their guidance. Loved that they shared all info on the dog they got while in foster. Amazing record keeping. When I am ready again, my next pup is coming from them Very honest and helpful. Love!

We were camping nearby and stopped here in a bit of a panic due to 5 month old mini aussie getting…read moreout of her harness. The gal there was so sweet and understanding and worked to get us into something more suitable. She and her darling Corgi were wonderful! Thank you!

Unfortunately, we will not shop here again. Like others have noted in other reviews, the customer…read moreservice here can be tactless and rude. We've spent hundreds here and was looking to spend more today. Arms full of merchandise, my wife was masked and observing social distancing while she waited patiently for a family making a purchase to get checked out. After the clerk checked them out she excused herself to help a man still shopping. My wife placed her items on the counter and waited. And waited. I was on the other side of the store while our dog met another cute little dog. When the man and the clerk approached the counter the clerk said to my wife that she was going to take care of him first! This encouraged the man to push into my wife's space abandoning any social distancing etiquette. Mind you, my wife was not asked she was dismissed with a curt disdain like she didn't matter as long as the clerk could keep eagerly talking to this man. Was she pushed aside because she was a smaller Asian woman? We'll never know. My wife stepped aside and I went over to her. She was upset and wanted to abandon the purchase completely. We left the store and I went back in the at least let the lady know why we not completing the purchase and why we would never shop there again. Perhaps predictably, she was full of excuses saying in essence that my waiting wife was secondary to the man she was helping to complete a selection. Soured by this experience, we left Seabrook skipping our usual snack and/or lunch when we visit. Because of this clerk, the other businesses lost out, too. As I noted before, others have had bad customer experiences here. Thing is, people go to Seabrook for the experience not for this clerk that evidently lacks manners let alone forcing the an interaction that flouted social distancing protocols. We can get pet merchandise anywhere so now that the experience of being there is ruined, there is no reason to return. Like others, I am sure this review will trigger a defensive and patronizing response that takes no ownership.