We needed help with walking our big pittie mix. He's a strong guy and was dragging us around the…read moreneighborhood. Kristie helped us get this under control, so we can now have an enjoyable walking experience with our dog. While we were working on this, Kristie also helped us with some basic command refinements with all 3 of our dogs. One of our dogs needed a little confidence boost, and she taught us how to work with him to strengthen this. Kristie is clear in her instructions to the humans and is patient with answering questions and modeling how to give commands and corrections. She built a positive relationship with our dogs and with us. We have enjoyed the experience and appreciate the changes in our dogs' behavior.

FurBabies & Friends has been awesome to work with. The owner, Kristie, is easy to work with and…read morecommunicates very well. For dog sitting, in our home, we've used Michelle several times now and she is great. Our 3 dogs love her and she clearly loves them too. We have 2 Great Danes and Beagle/Boston Terrier mix who are getting up there in age. Our male Great Dane has a number of health issues and Michelle handles it all so well. There's a laundry list of medications for the dogs and she does a great job keeping up with it all. She doesn't mind when I'm that helicopter dog mom and I check too often on my sick boy. Regardless of his illness, Michelle sends many pictures and text updates on how things are going with all the dogs. As a very protective momma, I trust Michelle completely with my furbabies and home. We love having Michelle take care of our babies... so much so that when we were planning the August trip we just completed, she wasn't available on our original dates, so we moved our trip to make sure she was available. I appreciate the freedom Kristie and Michelle offer us to get away several times a year. I completely trust them. Give them a shot!

This is not a rescue. They get dogs from breeders. We ask for a video of 1 dog and the breeder sent…read morevideos of 10 dogs, including a dead dog. Why would someone send a video of a dead dog? This place needs to be reported and closed down.

We found our beautiful long hair chihuahua here. Rocky is a healthy happy little dog.read more

I made a one time donation to Saving the Paws and they continue to charge my account $29.99 every…read moremonth, without my authorization. I have sent several emails and left a VM message asking them to correct the error. I have received no reply from them. I now have to close out my account to stop the charges. Very unprofessional!!! UPDATE 2/6/26: I have been informed that there is a fraudulent website using the Saving the Paws name to scam people out of money. The legitimate Saving the Paws had nothing to do with my issue above. My apologies to the real Saving the Paws organization.

very un happy was charged for something i did not autorise. i was told one price and charged for…read moretwo did not want to join was charged 39. dollars . it was only suppost to be 7.95 whitch was also charged. im on a very fixed income. i love dogs but i cant afford this.

I had an injured Dove and felt i had to save it. I couldnt let it die in this 115 degree weather…read moreopen to the elements and predators. Someone suggested Fallen Feathers. Other than trying to pick up the little guy, Fallen Feathers had you covered. Clear signage for what to do. They had the cage all ready for drop off, even gloves if you needed. I had my own but had a sweet Dove. Ive never done this before but felt confident they will take care of my new found feathered friend. I dont know if they will keep me posted but sure hope this little guy has a quick recovery and long life after all my effort. Someone pulled in after i left so im sure he wasnt out in that heat long. For Those below that said it looked abandoned and messy that may not be the owners fault. The website clearly states to be respectful of the owners property and I really feel people left crap behind. if you leave a box with bird droppings and things behind the next person that follows is going to think it's the owner. that's not necessarily the case. Again, this website clearly states be respectful of the owners property. The website also states to text the person to let them know the bird is there, so thankfully, a girl showed up and was able to text to advise there was a bird drop off For both of us . When we got there, it was fine. I thought it was find. I dont think we should be so hard on these people who are trying to protect and save these birds. They might not have time to always get out and clean it every five minutes, so give them some grace people.

On May 04, 2026, we took an injured duck (had probably flown into a vehicle - could still walk a…read morebit though clearly injured - in Mesa) to Fallen Feathers. This was after we tried taking the duck to Liberty Wildlife (found out when we got there that they do not take ducks.) Liberty Wildlife gave us other resources (we called the vets on the list and they all said they would just euthanize the duck) and we contacted Fallen Feathers. Someone responded in a text that they could not come to the phone but to bring the duck to their address in Peoria. So we did. Upon arrival, we found all of the outdoor cages to be filthy and most were filled with various sorts of birds. Few of the birds had any water or food and the cages were in the May heat of AZ. Some birds were in boxes on the ground with no protection and one bird was actually deceased. We were very stressed about what to do. We tried contacting the owner again by phone to no avail. We left a donation and, with heavy hearts, we left the duck in a cage. On May 05 and May 07, 2026, we sent the owner a text asking for an update on the duck. No response. Bottom line, Fallen Feathers should probably be investigated for animal neglect (at a minimum) and if they are a 501.C.3, that agency should investigate them as well. As a final note, though it would have been hard, it probably would have been best for the duck to had have us take it to our vet to be euthanized. We will never recommend Fallen Feathers under any circumstances.

We adopted our little girl dog (18 months old today!) in November 2024 from the West Valley Animal…read moreRescue and we all could not be happier! She's made our lives full and the rescue is doing amazing work! Honestly, it's incredible how much time and effort the family who runs this rescue puts into the dogs they are helping rescue and we appreciate everything that they did in making our house complete. The first picture is Poppy when we adopted her and the second one is current. Thanks again!

I don't typically leave reviews unless I feel it's absolutely necessary to prevent someone else…read morefrom going through the same experience. I adopted a dog from West Valley Animal Rescue and, during the adoption process, I repeatedly asked whether he had any current symptoms or potential near-future medical needs. I was very clear that I needed full transparency before committing. Within hours of bringing him home, the poor little guy was unable to have a bowel movement. I immediately contacted the rescue and was assured multiple times that he had no issues while in their care. This went on for an entire week until I could get him into a veterinarian. The vet diagnosed him with a perineal hernia and told me there was no way this condition would have gone unnoticed. Meanwhile, I have text messages from the rescue stating he was completely fine in their care (photos attached). When I asked if they would help cover the surgery -- which is estimated at $6,844.07 -- their response was that I could return him for a refund and they would "provide the medical attention he requires." To me, that translates to refunding my adoption fee and taking him back, with no real assurance of what would actually happen next. It's heartbreaking. I will be paying for his surgery myself because there is absolutely no way I'm returning him. He deserves proper care and stability. I'm sharing this so others can make fully informed decisions and ask the right questions before adopting.

Wonderful volunteers, cats are well socialized, started adopting cats for my Mom in 1987, the last…read moreone is still with us, Mom passed in 2020. I'm now a volunteer and see what a dedicated staff they have.

I'm not sure if this rescue is still around, but when I worked in the Veterinary field, they used…read moreto accept a ton of kittens and cats and took very good care of them.

Lisa is a wonderful human being. We needed a couple of NHV items for our very ill cat. She went out…read moreof her way to FedEx the items so we can get them the next day. Thank you so much Lisa

We were looking for kittens when our adult children moved out with their cats. These ladies were…read moreamazing to work with and you could tell right away that they truly loved the animals and their first consideration was for their well being. This love is reflected back to us from our kittens because they were so well cared for. Everything about our experience was positive and we enjoyed getting to know Lisa and Ariella and we will stay in touch with them so they know their babies are enjoying their new home. Great job Ladies!

Jen and her team are some of the most incredible people I have ever had the pleasure of working…read morewith when it comes to veterinary care. Every action they take, every decision they make, is done with genuine compassion and dedication. Their love for animals is clear in every interaction, and it shows in the exceptional care your pet receives. I cannot recommend them enough. Before going to any other veterinary clinic, I strongly suggest giving Jen and her team a call (or a text) to see if they can help. Not only could you save yourself thousands, but you'll also ensure that your furry friend gets the absolute best care available. To Jen, Dr. Kit, Liz, Melissa and everyone else on the team, I want to express my heartfelt thanks. You all are truly amazing.

Jen is amazing and helpful. Very knowledgeable and informative about my dogs dental issues. I…read morehighly recommend contacting her for veterinary and dental care for your dog.