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3.3 (6 reviews)

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See Spot Rescued - Anni-Frid Lyngstad found her forever home in Nov 2014! Find your best friend in our Adopt Me album: http://bit.ly/SSRadopt

See Spot Rescued

(31 reviews)

I contacted Michelle at See Spot Rescued to inquire about Dagny. There was a very thorough process,…read moreincluding a background check. Michelle set up a meeting with Dagny, where I met Dagny, Mary, and Dagny's foster. It was a match made in heaven. The following week, they dropped Dagny off at her new home, along with her kennel and toys and a good supply of dog food and treats. She is the best thing that has happened to me in a very long time. I am forever grateful. Thank you!

SSR is a wonderful rescue. They do a solid job with everything. From the minute the dogs are…read morerescued they are on their way to a better life. Many of the dogs are rescued from overrrun shelters where they might not make the cut and get adopted out. My dog came from W.VA and he was flown up to Jersey City. He lived with a foster family for a short time and also lived at K9dergarten before he met up with me. I believe he went to one group adoption event, wore the little "adopt me" vest, I saw the picture and that was it. Much to my surprise I was contacted promptly and interviewed by SSR. They also called my references. The interview went well and they set up an appointment for that weekend to meet the little guy. I told them I had a concern about my dog Bella getting along with the dog and wanted to bring her with me to meet the dog. They were 100% supportive. Ironically, my dog Bella misbehaved and the rescue dog was so chill and sweet. He went right up to me confidently as if he knew I was his person. I knew right away he'd be a great companion for Bella and myself and I wasn't going to leave without him. One of the greatest things about the SSR adoption process was that he was truly ready to go. Unlike Bella who came from a breeder and needed shots, vet visits, spay, microchipping, etc. My dog was in great health and came with all of his records, neutered, shots and a microchip. This is a great touch. Even if you have a dream dog, there's an adjustment period to a new home. Not having to worry about the dog's health means you can enjoy the dog right away. My dog Kyle has been with me for 2 wonderful years now. I can't thank SSR enough for my sweet little boy.

Korean K9 Rescue - With our 3rd foster Goonie !

Korean K9 Rescue

(218 reviews)

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We adopted our second dog, Oliver, from Korean K9 Rescue in May 2026, two and a half years after…read moreadopting our first KK9R dog, Bari. I remain profoundly grateful for this organization and for the people who do this extraordinarily difficult work. Oliver came to us with a complicated history. He is a senior rescue who had already experienced a failed adoption and had spent years learning that human hands were not always safe. KK9R did not minimize his history, rush the process, or try to make him sound easier than he was. They were honest with us about his needs and thoughtful about whether our home was the right one for him. Since his adoption, I have been reminded again and again why KK9R's process is as thorough as it is. Rescue is not simply about getting a dog out of a shelter and into a home. It is about doing everything possible to create a placement that can be permanent, and one in which the dog has a real chance to feel safe, be understood, and have a joyful life. Oliver has now had significant dental work and eyelid surgery, and we are slowly building a life around safety, trust, consent, and predictability. He is funny, stubborn, deeply sensitive, and increasingly joyful. Watching him discover toys, enrichment, comfortable places to sleep, and the simple pleasure of being understood has been one of the great privileges of my life. I am especially grateful to his fosters, his trainers, and the medical, adoption, and administrative teams and volunteers who cared for Oliver before he became ours and who trusted us with his next chapter. The work they do is expensive, complicated, emotionally demanding, and often invisible. If you are considering adopting from KK9R, my advice is simple: take the process seriously. Follow their guidance. Listen when they tell you who a dog is. Understand that the requirements exist because these dogs have already endured enough uncertainty. We did not need KK9R to make adoption easy. We needed them to help us make it permanent. Thank you for Bari. Thank you for Oliver. And thank you for trusting us with both of them.

I've been looking for a good local rescue organization and KK9R is the best I've found! they are…read morevery active, responsible and responsive to application and inquiries. Often times, you see organizations with adoptable animal pictures asking for application, after you submit lengthy application, often you don't hear from them, and animal is no longer available. And since application is needed for each specific animal, you have to go through the process all over again. KK9R is different; they ask for your application to vet you. You can apply for particular animal or general to get approved. They are very thorough about vetting applicants and very responsive. Then, after you get pre-approved, you can visit the animals. Which makes the process more streamlined and efficient. They do great work with local rescues as well as oversea rescues; particularly from south korea. The dogs are adorable and great quality. Some dogs are rescues from puppy mills, that sells to pet shops. They are also very honest about medical history of the dogs, and what to expect. After adoption, they also do follow ups. Spead the word if anyone is looking for furbaby!

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Hoboken Animal Hospital

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I have been bringing my dog here for nearly 5 years, and they are always kind and professional…read moregiven that he experiences deep anxiety being there. Clear instructions, squeeze me in when I need it, email bills and records same day so I can submit to insurance.

I feel that all they care about is money, and I did not feel they were acting ethically when…read morecharging me when they said my charges would be the exact same as my last visit as it was for the same exact issue. Upon bringing up the nearly $100 discrepancy, the vet and staff denied responsibility and tried to tell me it was my fault even though they showed me the bill from the last visit and I okayed that charge, not the new one they sprung on me. Additionally, my dog was screaming when I was waiting to get medicine, and the vet told me not to worry about it and to let her finish talking even though my dog NEVER sounds like that and I was expressing concern. To top it all off, she couldn't even say with certainty what my dog was ill with and in no way instilled confidence in me. In general, I did not feel like she cared about my experience as a long time client or for my pet's well being. Even with the tech, I had to repeat myself over and over for why I was there and I did not feel heard. I have been coming here for years with positive experiences from other techs and vets, and I was so disappointed by how I was treated this time. I also felt they tried to silence me (saying it wouldn't work out well for me and to stop talking) when I was trying to tell another guest how I was treated in this clinic upon leaving. This is my point of view but if I were you, I would find a different vet. They have gone very down hill and I was shocked at how poorly I was treated. I'm so deeply disappointed

Secaucus Animal Shelter - petadoption - Updated October 2026

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