Underdog Rescue is absolutely amazing! We adopted our puppy from them and he is truly incredible-…read moresuch a wonderful addition to our family. The entire experience was positive from start to finish. Elizabeth and Megan were especially wonderful to work with. They were kind, helpful, and clearly very passionate about what they do. It's obvious that everyone involved with Underdog Rescue, both volunteers and staff, is truly dedicated to the animals in their care. You can tell how much they advocate for these dogs and work to find them the loving homes they deserve. We are so grateful for everything they do and for bringing our puppy into our lives. We will definitely continue to adopt from Underdog Rescue in the future. Thank you so much for all the work you do advocating for our furry friends!

Everything. Underdog is so helpful and super responsive. We had a special circumstance, and they…read moremet us where we were on our adoption journey and connected us with our goodest boy, Coach! (Fka Nantucket!) highly recommend working with them.

site shows only two adoptable dogs, neither of which came anywhere near what I'm looking forread more

This business is NOT CLOSED, they are a volunteer run animal rescue group. No formal hours, so most…read morecontact is either through email or phone contact.

I really love this place and the services they provide for the cat and human communities. The…read morestaff and volunteers really care about the wellbeing of the cats. I wish more places like this existed not just for cats. I adopted my recent cat from here and the care and support for the cat's transitions between homes was astounding. Thank you Feline Rescue! Please remember to donate they depend on it.

Feline rescue is a wonderful shelter. I have been volunteering for two years. They are really…read moreinvested in, taking the very best care of the cats, and ensuring that they go to caring homes. The staff are very thorough and thoughtful, a great place to get a kitty and two support.

Visited the pet clinic and was very impressed at their kindness, quality services, and Conveinance.read more

Such adorable animals waiting for a forever home. The staff works very hard trying to accommodate…read moreall these animals. If your looking for a forever friend then try here first

Wow, what a wonderful shelter!!!…read more Rather than being in sad cages, all the cats are in rooms - some with other cats if they get along or need some socialization (and some alone if they are divas!) The rooms are all SUPER clean with lots of beds, perches, toys, litterboxes, etc. and the cats all looked very well cared for. They all got turns to come out of the rooms and explore the hallways for a while. The staff were great and very friendly. They knew a lot about the cats and who might be a good fit for the adopter - making sure that every kitty goes to a home that will let them thrive the most. If you are looking for a cat this is 100% a shelter you need to visit. You have to make an appointment but you will most likely have the place to yourself to get to know the cats. Well worth the extra bit of effort (we had recently gone to an adoption event at another shelter and it was so busy and most of the cats were off in "visiting rooms" so you couldn't meet them very well.

I have a special place in my heart for CFC…read more Visiting animal shelters can honestly be depressing, but I used to volunteer here in college and it is the most well-run no-kill shelter I've seen; the cats are living VERY comfortably. Rather than keeping the cats in kennels or cages, the cats can free roam within rooms that are specific to their personality type or medical conditions. There's a big main room for the social cats and kittens, another room for cats that are shy, a third room for cats with dietary restrictions/food sensitivities, and a fourth for kitties who are FeLV positive. The rooms have windows and beds and space for them to move around, which is so nice to see! This is a nonprofit no-kill shelter in a fairly small town so because they are volunteer based, they don't have long daily visiting hours. However you can rest assured that the cats get plenty of socialization and attention. These are very happy, very loved cats :) Staff here are also very active on social media so check out the Caring For Cats Facebook page to see all of the cats and their stories, to donate, or to participate in their fundraising events! If you're in the market for a fluffy new best friend, please consider making the trip CFC!

wonderful organization that focuses on the animals. ensures all animals for adoption are in loving…read morefoster homes until adopted. caring and easy to work with.

I signed with this organization to foster to adopt a cute little miniature bulldog that they named…read moreEllie. My family was told that we could use our vet of fifteen years and were given an additional form of approval to this fact. I was shocked at the state of this animal upon delivery to us in a parking lot. Very little care had obviously been given to Ellie. Starved and bony, full of worms. The website made is sound like she was good with other animals. It was clear that this dog had never even been fostered so this was a lie. Her age and the fact that she had had at least two litters of pups was clearly apparent and confirmed by our vet. She had a well healed scar from either a c-section and hysterectomy that was well healed to the point that the permanent non dissolvable sutures in her belly were trying to go inward and was a clear proof that she had not been checked at length if at all. This poor dog was so happy to play that she nearly breaks fingers with her bites, does not take to animals very quickly but once again how would they know these things when they drive from Texas from a kill shelter in crates. Well we were still willing to give this dog a life long home even with her issues and the lies we were told but it is not to be. Mattys heart and soul will be coming to take this animal away because the director here in Minnesota who is not a vet will not listen to our vet and honor their contract with us. We did all the tests and performed these at our vet per our contract. Know the director is angry because we feel wronged and literally said well "now I don't trust your vet" because I called out the fraud and their willingness to tell us we have to drive hours to a different vet and subject the dog to more needles tests and antibiotics that a blood test and slide Cleary showed antibodies and no disease meaning the dog was exposed and does not require meds because it already fought off the disease. They are coming to take this animal and subject her to more heart break and the loss of a great life home even after offered to keep her and pay the adopt fee as was agreed. They are causing more abuse to this animal instead of honoring their agreement over this. Had me and my wife read and done a little more homework we would have declined to have anything to do with Mattysheart and soul animal rescue they are not as advertised be ware. You will be spending more money then advertised and forced to do as they say even if told otherwise. I would not be surprise if they change her story on their site. Take a look at what this organization is so willing to take her out of and why and ask yourself if you would be their customer.

We just adopted our third dog through No Dog Left Behind. We have had such a wonderful experience…read morethat we keep coming back to them. The volunteers and fosters are all so wonderful and dedicated to finding great homes for dogs.

Great experience my dog is doing great I adopted a mini…read moreaussie and he is so adorable has lear ed several tricks and is so lovable.

We attended an adoption event and were told by the director that the dog we wanted to meet could…read moreonly be adopted to a family with a companion dog. But the bio on the site, which was written by the foster who actually lived the dog said otherwise. So the director, who hasn't spent time with the dog, is making adoption decisions for them without really knowing them. We met a few other dogs and filled out an application that asked us to list multiple choices for dogs, our vet's contact information, and 3 references. The director then selected a dog (that wasn't our first choice) for us and said we'd be perfect for this dog. We met the foster and the dog and there was literally zero connection. Our references told us they were "grilled" by a representative of the agency about our fenced yard, how we cared for our previous dogs, how did they know us, and what kind of people we were. One reference was admonished for the type of collar he used on his dog. He wasn't adopting a dog from them and his trainer is the one who recommended the collar. So how was this even necessary? A representative of the rescue called our vet twice. The first time they talked to the receptionist who answered their questions. Then they called back and asked for a vet or a technician. The receptionist told me they asked the technician detailed questions about our deceased dogs health care. The technician had to pull up the records going back close to 20 years. Then we got an email from the the director who chastised us for not having our last dog neutered. Even though our vet said it was healthier for him to not be fixed. Our first dog was fixed and he had cancer. The vet said this type of cancer was typical for neutered males. Our last dog lived a long and healthy life. So our vet was right, at least based on our experience. And the dog we were assigned was already neutered. So why did that even matter? We had to do a virtual phone visit where we put Warrior Dog Rescue on a video chat and had to show every room in our home, including opening the closets. They needed to see the inside of closets "to make sure we weren't hoarding cats or cooking meth." The adoption contract states that Warrior Dog Rescue reserves the right at any time in the dog's life to check with your vet to make sure vaccinations are up to date. And if they're not, they reserve the right to "impound the dog" and you are responsible for their legal fees. At that point, we declined to adopt the dog that was assigned to us. I understand you want the dog to go to a loving home, but to put someone through all of this to adopt a pet is excessive. And we weren't going the spend the next 10+ years looking over our shoulders worried that our family member would get taken away from us because a vaccination was a week or two off schedule. And then be taken to court over legal fees. This review is based solely on our experience and here to inform others of what to expect if they go through this rescue. Fortunately, there's other options out there.

I have been trying to adopt a dog and cannot get any response except that they have my application…read more Very sad that these dogs who need homes are still not adopted

We've been taking our dog to The Bond Between for his whole 4 year life at this point! Having…read morepurchased our dog from a breeder to ensure a hypoallergenic coat, we wanted to continue to support local rescues since we didn't adopt from one. The Bond Between is a non-profit veterinary clinic and rescue that provides support for rescue animals, foster animals, and other animals not adopted from them. We continue to see Dr. Gohr because she is incredibly friendly, sweet and affectionate to our dog, and knowledgeable on the veterinary services we have requested. Pricing is always straightforward and upfront, and portions of the cost go back to supporting the mission of the non-profit. It's also not difficult to get a convenient appointment or even a last minute appointment for an emergency!

Love this place! Love what they do! Really nice facilities! We have fostered several dogs from here!read more

I brought a injured cat in, staff were, very nice. Thank you…read more Animal control.. Genuinely cared about this cat. They seemed glad I brought kitty cat in.No animal, should ever, suffer.

Today around 1pm. I walked into pay for my pet's license for $15.00. I gave her a twenty and she…read moretried keeping my $5.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OMG !