Wow incredible-their dedication is far beyond anything I ever expected!! They care about their pets…read moreand where they are placed!! Don't have our pup yet but the vetting process is quite remarkable!!

We were so blessed to rescue a pup through Poodle and Pooch Rescue earlier this year. I was so…read moreimpressed with these great people. They truly loved our pup the minute they rescued her. She was in a horrible situation and these folks saved her. Rebecca and her team were very diligent in vetting potential adopters. I could tell they wanted to make sure our pup would go to a home where she would be loved and cared for the rest of her life. I highly recommend this rescue and encourage anyone who would like to have a pup in their lives to contact them.

An amazing breeder absolutely love my little baby Lei lei! I 100% recommend this breeder, her name…read moreis Bianca and she's very informative on the fur baby's she breeds. She gets all there vaccinations and gives you a folder of all there information and the pups get universal micro chipping! My baby is healthy and so far there's no problems ( I'm not expecting there too be any) and me and my family absolutely adore are new fur friend. Once again if your looking too get a healthy and adorable mini dachshund this is the lady!

Gorgeous, healthy happy puppy! Full of confidence and a little love. Our puppy was socialized…read moreand has the confidence of an extra large dog !! Seven lbs of tough !

Had a very bad experience Had an appointment to come buy a…read moremale today. Last night I texted her to let her know how happy I was. She responded "sold" after we had a definite appointment to come today. I had already found a vet to have the dog fixed and get his shots up To date , went to the bank for the cash, and made all preparations. Today is my 35 wedding anniversary and this was our gift to each other. Thank you for making our anniversary so unhappy Please think twice before dealing with a non business like company

This is a difficult review to post because I believe that Abby is really trying to save strays…read more When you first arrive at the shelter it is far from what you would expect, such as Pet Rescue by Judy in Sanford which has a dedicated commercial facility to saving and helping animals. You'll not find that here. Instead they are make shift cages and short runs, covered with the shade of trees or shade cloth, scattered about the property. Is it ideal? No. Not even close. It would be nice if they had a benefactor to help out, but they aren't even close to that level. The animals are cared for with as much attention and love as possible. The medicine and food is, I feel rationed, but they are not starving. However, they do have a hook worm problem that needs to be attended to and for the sake of the animals they need to make sure the hook worms stay gone from the soil. They need to sterilize the ground with sodium borate, treat the dogs that are infected and then pour concrete slabs to prevent the infections from happening again. If you are a concrete person and want to assist by donating your time and extra resources, please help out by offering it to Abby. Just pouring a simple 100x100 slab would do wonders for the health of the animals. The other thing I will point out is that they need to train some of the animals, which would help them adjust to the adoption process. The dog we adopted jumps and this is a trained process. Some one taught the dog that it was OK to jump up and dance with a human. This is a no-no. Dogs should not jump on anyone and teaching them to sit, heal, stay would definitely help the dogs get adopted. The animals need to be bathed on a regular basis, at least once a month since they are outdoors and in the humidity 24/7. The dog we adopted stunk to high heaven and even though I put sheets in the back of the vehicle the strands of hair left made the interior smell like rotting trash. It was ungodly disgusting. At the very least, wash the animal before pickup. It took a whole can of Febreeze just to enable me to drive to work with out gagging. We had to take the animal to the vet because even though it had been tended to by a vet previously, we were concerned about many different items. One was there was no dog flu shot, which was needed for boarding. Of course, the hook worms, and then some skin issues. We also had the animal weaned off the Purina products and put on Call of the Wild. We had to mix the foods and slowly change her diet, which helped out greatly. We felt that the dogs are under stress and the need to be walked more. They need exercise on a regular basis and that is wear a dog run would do well for daily health. A dog should be able to get more exercise and stretch their legs with a full stride. To what extent they get exercise is unknown but I didn't see a dedicated full dog run. We feel that Abby needs a benefactor, someone to control and organize the facility, but this is a mom and pop operation. It is not state of the art and with a lot of money to back it for proper functions. Abby does care for the animals and is trying to do the best she can with what little she has, but I'm telling you all this because you shouldn't be put off by not seeing what you think you should see. I saw another post about a dog that they adopted died after they took it to the vet. Yes, that does happen and I'm not sure why their dog died, but that is why as a community a benefactor would bring this rescue center to the next level. What ever animal you adopt from here, you will have to put in effort to rehabilitate it. You will need to take it to a vet to cover some of the problems and you will definitely have to put in work to train it properly. However if you do find a good dog here, adopting it would help the animal and your donation would help Abby.

I adopted 2 dogs from Abby's Animal while they were at the PetsMart on E Colonial. I first got…read moreLance and a week later I picked up Romeo. They are still with me today and I am so glad I adopted them. I adopted them right before the pandemic and they have so much fun going to the dog park and they love their hugs and kisses.

It has been almost 21 months since Toby has become a member of our family and brought so much joy…read moreto our lives. We feel very fortunate to have found Jan and Tim and received Toby at 12 weeks. He is healthy, smart, super friendly with dogs and people and I never have to worry about taking him to dog parks. My daughter and I flew to choose our pup and the experience was phenomenal. The pups are cared for lovingly and given a good start in life right from the beginning. Do not hesitate about these breeders, they are wonderful people and know what they are doing. We were lucky enough to meet Toby's Mom and Dad and saw their size, temperament and the environment they were born into. Jan, however will hand reliever your pup without a problem!! They even helped us out by beginning crate and potty training!

Terrible. It kept sending to other sites. All I wanted was to view on Yelp A Forever Home Animal…read moreRescue

This rescue imposes unnecessarily burdensome and discriminatory requirements on disabled and…read moreelderly adopters. After approving our application and after I personally spent over 30 minutes meeting the dogs, they insisted that my partially disabled wife travel a 2.5‑hour round trip so a medically untrained volunteer could "evaluate" whether she might fall on a dog. That person would then report their impressions to a committee for final approval. I am fully mobile and would be the primary caregiver for the dogs. My wife simply wanted companionship. No other rescue in our 20 years of adopting dogs has ever required this kind of intrusive and medically unqualified assessment, nor have they refused to offer reasonable accommodation such as a home visit. This process effectively penalizes disabled applicants and creates barriers that are unnecessary, inappropriate, and discriminatory in practice. For an adoption fee of $600, adopters deserve a respectful, professional, and accommodating process. Until they revise these policies or offer a reasonable alternative, this review stands. Apparently the concept of service or companion animals for the elderly or partially handicapped is beyond the capacity of this rescue. They will claim that they just want to protect the animal while providing unqualified and a harshly judgemental attitude toward the human client.

Great place to adopt a dog or a cat. I used to work here…read morewhen I was 18 years old. I came in here today to drop off some old blankets and towels. I didn't realize they have a little store in there where you can buy collars and clothes and dog items for really cheap. I got a cute T-shirt for Pixie and some dog shampoo for $2 total. Good deal.! They also have two baskets of free dog toys.

I am truly dissatisfied with this place for several reasons. First, they seem overwhelmed with the…read morenumber of animals and are seriously understaffed. When we went to adopt a dog we felt a connection with, we were alarmed to find that he had just been neutered, yet they rushed to hand him over along with post op medication. The dog's paw was bleeding and had visible lacerations, but they failed to inform me on what happened. We also found out he had a contagious illness that could jeopardize my other pets at home. When I asked questions about the dog's condition, the staff were dismissive and quick to provide paperwork without addressing his health issues. After bringing him home, he became critically ill that very night, we took him to a 24 hour vet hospital. Turns out he is a very sick dog. FYI there are no vets available at the Seminole Animal Shelter on weekends so if they tell you their vets will take a look at the pet if the pet falls ill just know this doesn't apply to the weekends. This lack of transparency and care put my other pets at risk due to the pets contagious illness that they knew about and I am extremely upset about the entire experience. I will not be recommending this place to anyone.

Dr G. Is the best, she gave us new hope for our Little Dachshund female 7yo with back pain. We…read morewere almost ready to put her to sleep when she said that our baby needed to see a chiropractor for her back. So she straightened all the medication and dosages and recommended for us to go to a doctor who does both acupuncture and chiropractic. She a godsend to us.

I just wanted to take a moment to thank Dr. Ehlers for the kindness and care you showed Ezra and I…read moreover the years. Navigating the later stages of a senior dog's life can be incredibly emotional, and you made every step feel manageable, thoughtful, and safe. From the beginning, I felt a level of trust and comfort that meant more to me than I can put into words. As the owner of a pitbull, finding a veterinarian who treats us with compassion and without judgment has not always been easy, so the relief of feeling truly supported in your care was profound. You never rushed us, you explained things with patience, and you handled every situation with such gentleness and respect. Because of you, my dog's final years were filled with dignity and love, and I was able to face difficult decisions knowing we were in the best possible hands. You made me feel confident in every decision I made even the hardest ones. I also want to extend my gratitude to the entire staff. It was so meaningful that so many of you would pop into the room just to greet Ezra, even when you weren't working with him that day. Those small moments of kindness made us feel genuinely cared for and never forgotten, and they meant more to me than you may realize. Thank you for everything you did for him, and for me. I will always be grateful. -Selah Lloyd