We found the process extensive which is better than just giving dog away so we were ok with this…read more Our problem is that they listed the dog being in not only the same state as us but also the same town as we lived in. Once selected to be able to adopt we were then told our dog was in another state and two hours away from us. Which we did go ahead and adopt but found that all the vaccines were done in an order that made them no longer affective so we had to do all vaccines ourselves. It also seemed to be listed as if our dog had been micro chipped but he was not. Also seems weird that they had several puppies rescued at the same time but didn't know who the mother was which makes me nervous that this could potentially be a dog mill rescue. I also had another friend try and adopt a sibling of our dog where a date and time was set up for the zoom home inspection only to have the person never call for the zoom and never again contacted to reschedule. When my friend asked about this they were told another family had adopted the dog. This seems wrong to do this to someone who took the tone off from work to do a home inspection only to never be contacted to say this had been canceled. This was not even the first step he had already got three references interviewed and and an over the phone interview and vet contacted from previous dogs history and was now just waiting to have the home inspection thru a zoom call never be call again until he reached out to the rescue to see why no one had contacted him at the set time to be then told the dog had been adopted by someone else. This was heartbreaking not only to the guy apply for the dog but to me as someone who had referred him to this company to only have this happen. We lived close by and could have had sibling doggy play dates. Very disappointed.

They took a lot of time w texts and reached out to our references which were all glowing. Zero…read morereason for denial and not even a phone call to explain, just a template email denial. Maybe because we are a same sex couple? Bad business.

I adopted my first cat from Guardian Angels a few months ago and Kim and Susan were so kind and…read morehelpful. It was clear to me that they really know each of their cats and care for them very well--they took the time to get to know me and understand what I was looking for, and suggested a cat who seemed like the perfect fit. They both were eager to answer all of my many questions throughout the process and even helped me out by dropping my new kitty off since I don't have a car. My girl had a few minor health issues after arriving (most likely due to the stress of moving/change in food) and Susan offered me advice about different things I could try and followed up numerous times to make sure she was settling in okay. The process overall couldn't have been any smoother and I am so appreciative of Guardian Angels and the care and diligence they put into finding good homes for all of their cats. If I ever decide to adopt another cat I'll definitely work with them again.

We've worked with this organization for over 5 years as a foster family. From this perspective I…read morecan strongly affirm that the cats are extremely well cared for. All have vet visits, great food, and most importantly, attention and caring to help their transition from whatever their previous situation was. The fostering process is great at getting the cats ready for their new homes. If you're looking for a cat, I suggest Guardian Angels without reservation!

We have been bringing our pets to PSAC for 22 years. They have seen all 6 of our pets. I would say…read morewe recommend them.

I rescue dogs and Will only take them here for their…read morephysical and honest evaluation. I trust the Veterinari and the entire staff.

I was introduced to the Mansfield Animal Shelter back in 2012 when I discovered that they produce a…read moreprogram on the local community cable channel, where they show all the animals available for adoption. A fantastic idea that I wish more shelters took advantage of. After a few weeks of insufferably cute faces and accompanying sad stories, I ventured over. Be sure to check the hours on their website, because they're only open a couple of hours some days, and longer hours others, due to it being staffed almost entirely by volunteers. It turns out that they are affiliated with the town animal control department and many of their rescues have been picked up as strays, or left behind after a move. They also accept dropped off pets, though preferably not the 'basket left on the doorstep' kind, which sadly was part of some of the cats' histories. I found a clean, organized place with cats at one end of the building and dogs at the other. Lots of helpful staff cleaning cages, socializing animals and carrying out the administrative side of the shelter. I was able to walk through the cat room, interacting with the cats in cages (roomy, scratching posts and individual litter-boxes), and with some that are allowed to roam freely while volunteers are there. They also have a couple of communal cat rooms with several cats living happily together. The volunteers answered questions, and I was able to use a visiting room to see a couple of cats 1 on 1. On my second visit I met Jack-O. He was a fixed, 6 year old male tuxedo cat. He was terrified of having gone from owner, to shelter, to quarantine, to the vet and finally to a room full of cats in cages. I could see in his eyes that he had just disconnected and gone to a happy place in his head. He didn't respond to verbal or food-based cues, just stayed curled up with that 'thousand yard stare'. I knew he was the one for me. The adoption process was pretty simple; Application, references checked (previous pets and the vets that cared for them) and a reasonable fee for the process (includes fixing, if necessary). I found everyone that I dealt with pleasant, professional and above all devoted to placing all those animals in good homes. Four years later Merlin (formerly Jack-O) is a happy, healthy, furry, non-rent paying roommate with a passion for chirping at birds and knocking over priceless knick-knacks. He contributes only to my sanity, refusing to deal with ground level threats like ants and spiders. I'm still a sucker for the cable show highlighting their adoptables, and often watch with Merlin directly in front of the television occasionally reaching out to see who these intruders in our living room are.

Excellent experience from start to finish adopting our new puppy! Wonderful experience!!read more

Our family adopted a great little 'mutt' a couple of years ago with Forever Home Rescue. They were…read morewonderful to work with, making sure to do a background check, which I think is very important. Little Moxie was transported with her brothers and sisters from Tennessee to Medfield. She now has a very happy home with lots of space to run & play! I wish I could rescue more :)

We know have Holden/Spike Dudley…read more It all happened with looking for a kitten on FOHA's website. A cute kitten caught out eye. We reached out with questions all answered in great detail. We completed an application online and left a payment. One of our close friends was then contacted as a reference. Next thing I knew we had a home visit scheduled which turned into Spike's first night at our home and a member of our family. It was an easy process and we have a kitten that is very easy going and great with our kids (but not so great with our shower curtain but that's just catnanigans!) Note: The adoption fee cost covered chipping the cat and neutering through a local Providence shelter

If you can avoid this rescue, I sincerely recommend you do so. We experienced a total nightmare. We…read moreadopted a dog and were assured he was good with cats. We fully disclosed we owned two cats, a 2 year old and a 16 year old elderly cat. They gave us the dog only three days after two major surgeries, but the foster gave us very minimal details about the medications and did not tell us he had been on a previous medication. The dog ended up having a paradoxical reaction to his medications, and I had to call the vet who did the neuter and cherry eye to figure out what to do. We had to keep him in a crate a lot for his own safety, because a cherry eye surgery needs the dog to be almost entirely activity free for two weeks. When the dog was able to be calm, I allowed him on the couch with me. He attacked our elderly cat twice, and every time he laid eyes on her, it was obvious he wanted to chase her down. One of these attacks resulted in my cat being bitten. The foster then tried to say he probably just put his mouth on her, but she cried out in very obvious pain. He BIT her, full teeth on her flesh. The foster also tried to blame my cat for the dogs behavior, stating it was her fault for not fighting back. She has been around numerous dogs, and none have ever treated her this way. Its inexcusable to say it was her fault. The foster was maybe the worst part of the whole experience. She was rude and condescending and even implied it was my fault my previous dog passed away earlier this year from a silent tumor that burst on his spleen. She also picked apart every single medical decision I made for my animals in a way that felt like I was being severely judged and looked down upon. We did literally everything in our power to save that dog. My husband and I feel that we were lied to, especially by the foster. This dog was not safe with cats, was highly reactive, and should not have been given the okay to come into our home. We were told he was polite with cats. The temperament and behavioral issues were withheld in a way that felt deliberate. It took over a week with multiple phone calls and emails to finally receive our money back.

My cousin wanted to purchase a kitten and she has now had her little orange kitten now for a while…read moreand she loves her. They are the perfect family and they needed one another for their companionship. It was worth every penny.

I would give this 5 star as it was very good place. I adopted 8 month old cat in March 24, 2026…read more On May 7, 2026, I adopted a 7 month old cat. I brought cat home and 3 hours later it sneezed. It sneezed a few times and once was 5 or 6 times. A week later get Vet appointment and first cat covered but 2nd cat not covered because after 30 day guarantee. I ask Vet and she said read the directions. I responded they gave me a sick cat. Virus can be spread as it's air borne. One other thing the cat I adopted first at 8 months which was actually over 1 year old by his rabies certificate. I would not have taken if I knew the actual age as it lied on posting.

We bought our littler boy from Terri in 2020 and he was amazing. We couldn't be happier…read more To no fault of the breeder or his blood lines we lost our baby in April of 2024. Gus loved to play and sometimes didn't realize he was a dog lol. His temperament is one of a gentle and loving animal. He was amazing with our grandkids. We're considering getting another Sheltie this year 2024 and would only reach out to Terri. If you're looking for an amazing pet, I highly recommend Terri's shelties.

Good Morning, I want…read moreto share with everyone my wonderful experience with purchasing a sheltie from Appleton. Sadie is now two years old and she is our pride and joy. She is now trained as a service dog as I realized very soon after getting her that she has a very special personality. I take her to hospitals, nursing homes and visits with people that mental and physical disabilities. She also interacts with visitors of a local hotel. My veterinarian is extremely impressed with her temperament and adaptability to be cared for. They say also her structure is most impressive. She loves the beach at just loves the water and kayaking. Thanks to Terry and Appleton Shelties attention to breeding knowledge my husband and I have a much richer life because of Sadie. If you are thinking about purchasing a Sheltie don't miss the opportunity to secure a exceptional dog. Thank you Terry,

I cannot say enough about Animal Hospital of Putnam. It is difficult to find veterinarians…read morefamiliar with rabbits. They are fragile animals. Animal Hospital of Putnam has cared for my rabbits on numerous occasions and I have been more than happy with the expertise, caring and support I have received. The doctors are skilled and compassionate. After-care is always explained well. I have also had to bring pets in on emergency basis and we are always received immediately. The doctors take the time to explain the problem thoroughly. The staff is remarkably caring and supportive. I have also received calls to check on how my pets are doing after care at the hospital. I would also like to mention that the prices charged for the work done are very reasonable. I would much rather have the expertise of Animal Hospital of Putnam and reasonable charges than a fancy hospital! Thank you Animal Hospital of Putnam for all you do!!

So I had my cat and his brother set up for an appointment at Putnam Animal Hospital to have a…read moreneuter today. They initially, one month ago, when we made the appointment said that we needed to bring them in for 8:15 to 8:30. Yesterday I got two messages and my kids partner got two messages saying that the appointment was at 12:15 so we prepared for that. Just like with some doctors appointments who change their times without warning, i assumed this was them changing the times of availability. With two messages to me and two messages to my kid's partner who has Sammy's brother, confirming the same time, I assumed it was accurate. (My bad for assuming, but why would i think otherwise when 4 messages says the same thing? ) I got a call this morning at 8:40 asking where we were. I was not by the phone at the time. When I called them, they said I needed to be there by 9:30 in order to get them in for surgery. I said I live a half an hour away. It was 9:15 when I was talking to them. I said it's going to take me at least a half an hour to get there. They said, well we can't take you today. This after people taking time off of work and getting the cats prepared with no meals since midnight last night. I pleaded with them. They were extremely rude to me and they kept talking over me. If I had left my house when I was on the phone, I would have reached their office at 9:45. There was no leeway given even though they were the ones that sent the mixed messages. They kept saying I made the mistake with the time. These people were extremely rude and unwilling to bend to help two people that they gave mixed messages to. Consumer beware.

I spoke to Wendy on the phone she was on her way to to Arizona to pick up an animal, she was very…read moreinformative and helpful looking to adopt a lil doggie girl. Small breed Joe Riley

What an incredible person! When one of Wendy's longtime clients lost a dog, Wendy put an…read moreincredible amount of time & effort into the dog's safe recovery, even though it was the client who had lost the dog. Wendy drove a long distance to oversee the search personally, taking along the client's other dogs to saturate the area with familiar scent. When she had to leave the area, she contacted me (LostPetTracker.net) about the advisability of utilizing Search K9s and hired a local to oversee a successful humane trapping. Happy Ending! Wendy's compassion seems to be surpassed only by her dedication & determination!