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    Paws 2 Care Coalition

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    Gia Marie on the right, adopted Dec. 2020. Read Angela K reviews

    Yes, it took a little time to get things processed but it was worth the wait. Having lost my little 8 lb Chihuahua , leaving the mate dispondent , we started a search for another dog to keep her company. I made appointment and saw a few, but the one who caught my eye wasn't what I was looking for but our eyes locked and I was hooked. I made 2 more appointments to see her and play with her. I was in love, so , they did background on me, called my 2 best friends and finally a month later ( Ana has another job) she came to my home and asked a lot of questions about us. I was impressed with it because dhe truly cares for the babies. "Gia" came with updated shots, registry with a lost and found place , her leashes and bathed. It's been a year now and I am still I love with Gia Marie, this was the name she gave her and we kept it. Thank you Ana!

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    Broward County Animal Care - The cateau I was given when I adopted. Assembly is required :D

    Broward County Animal Care

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    I had never been to an animal shelter before. I didn't know what to expect, so I was a bit nervous…read more The facilities here are modern and clean. You sign in at the front desk and then freely roam to look at animals. I didn't explore the dog areas, but there are several areas of cats, separated by fosters, kittens fresh from getting spayed/neutered, and older cats. Beware: you will want to take all of them home. There wasn't that many people there when I went, so I was able to spend a lot of time getting to know the kitties. I fell in love with a little tortie, but was worried when I saw that she had enlarged mammary glands (her lil tummy was shaved from her recent spaying). A worker in the cat room went above and beyond to help. She explained that the cat had probably recently had a litter and her milk hadn't dried up yet. But, just to make sure, without me even asking, she took the kitty back to get examined by their doctor. After confirming what I had been told, I scooped up that lil girl and adopted her ASAP. The adoption process was easy. Just a head's up: if the address on your ID is different than your current address, bring another thing with your current address on it (I used my car registration). When I went, the shelter had a promotion going on, sponsored by the Bissell Pet Foundation, so the adoption was free. Plus spaying/neutering, Broward County pet registration tag, microchip, and all necessary vaccinations​​​​ are always included here when you adopt. I also got a cute "Gotcha Day" certificate and a free cardboard "cat-eau" :D Overall, I had a great experience adopting a new kitty from Broward County Animal Care and highly recommend that you check them out if you're looking for a new animal baby :)

    AVOID this place. Terrible service/ workers. Will make you feel like you're doing something wrong,…read morefor doing a good deed by donating strays. They are passive aggressive and the wait time is excessive. Bad experience all around. Never again

    Humane Society of Broward County - Great pets available at the Humane Society of Broward County.

    Humane Society of Broward County

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    I adopted Fiona on March 13, 2025, and I truly believe it was one of the best gifts I've ever…read morereceived. I've struggled with anxiety, and bringing her into my life has helped me more than I can put into words. She has such a gentle, loving presence, and simply being around her brings me so much comfort and peace. The adoption process itself was amazing everything was so smooth and easy. I still visit the humane society often just to look at the other animals, and I always pray that each one of them finds a loving home. I know many people prefer to adopt kittens, but I truly believe every animal deserves a chance, no matter their age.Fiona is seven years old, and she is absolute proof that older cats have so much love to give. Choosing her was one of the best decisions I've ever made, and I'm so grateful she's part of my life.

    I am a firm believer in pet adoption, but the management system at the Humane Society of Broward is…read moreeither incredibly inconsistent or intentionally exclusionary. After driving from Miami on Thursday to meet a specific stray, we were told he couldn't be named or held until his stray period ended. My husband returned Saturday at 10:30 AM (before adoptions opened) to wait for him, only to be told again that the dog was "unnamed and unavailable." Yet, at 11:00 AM, a couple who arrived after my husband was immediately allowed to meet and adopt that same dog. To make matters more confusing, another dog (Elio) who had only been there two days was already named and had two holds placed on him. Why was one dog "off-limits" while another in the same situation was available for holds? We left feeling frustrated and hurt. While we wish "Tyson" and his new family the best, the lack of transparency and the "moving goalposts" regarding adoption rules make it feel like the system is being manipulated behind the scenes.

    Abandoned Pet Rescue - APR is a true No-Kill Animal Shelter with 150 cats and 30 dogs.

    Abandoned Pet Rescue

    (50 reviews)

    This is a "NO KILL" shelter for dogs and cats... strays, drop-offs or abandoned are all welcomed…read morehere and cared for without prejudice. I came here by searching online with intentions of rescuing/adopting a feline friend for life. Initially I thought it would be easy to decide but the moment I stepped into the room my heart dropped. Having been a previous owner of a feline I knew what it was to care for one but nothing prepared me for this. All eyes were on me and ears alert as if to say..."pick me"..."take me home". Well, it's been about 2 mos. with almost daily visits and coming to know many of them by their name and I still haven't decided. Many people are telling me to let them pick you but I can't take a dozen of them! I'm open to suggestions but meantime I'll keep visiting and helping this animal shelter. I'm still visiting my feline friends & 99.9% sure with my decision on two felines "Duke" & "Tinker Bell"!

    Extremely questionable practices here. It appears as if they have no intention of getting these…read moreanimals adopted out or the intention is to make it as difficult as possible. I went there after looking on the website at their dogs and seeing how long many of these dogs have been at APR. When I walked in on 5/8/26 around opening time at noon and expressed I was interested in adopting a dog and asked if I could see the dogs I was immediately met with a nasty attitude by the woman in the office. She said we are way too busy here for you to walk or play with the dogs and went on with a list of how they can't be bothered with me. First of all, I never asked to walk or play with the dogs - I simply asked if I could see the dogs to understand if I was interested in one that you currently have to know if it made sense to go thru the application process. I'm a professional that works from home and would love to rescue a dog that needs a good home and I was spoken to like a child being scolded. This woman was disrespectful, condescending, and down right rude. The stench and filth in this office matched with the nasty difficult attitude immediately made sense as to why these dogs are not getting adopted out. I hope the board for this establishment understands they need major reform. I would be concerned as a donor to this establishment thinking my money was going to get these animals homes only to find out the difficulties the community faces when trying to adopt here. Sad situation, this place needs to be investigated..

    Paws 2 Care Coalition - animalshelters - Updated May 2026

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