I have been a client of Animal Welfare Clinic for over 15 years, and I highly recommend it to…read moreeveryone. Throughout all these years, my experience has always been extraordinary. The entire staff and veterinarians are amazing--friendly, professional, and, most importantly, truly compassionate toward both animals and their owners. I am very grateful to all of them. A special thanks to Manuel, who has taken care of my dogs for many years.

Absolute gem. Taken my pets and some family pets too. Always reasonable and consistent.read more

They are the best in surgeries. The doctor has hands, God bless him, an incision that is barely…read morenoticeable. The treatment of everyone is special. I recommend them 100 percent. I have taken several cats to TNR and they truly work with their hearts.

The Miami Dade MEOW MOBILE sponsored by The Cat Network provides a great service to the community…read more The staff there are all excellent. They CARE about your cat whether it's a stray or a pet. Their price is very reasonable. The hours and appointments are a bit of an inconvenience but they do have Saturday appointments. I've taken my cats there to get neutered/spayed and wellness checkup. They are excellent!

Second year I've come here for my pup's vaccines & rabies tag renewal. Also, quick & friendly…read moreservice even if the wait can be a tad bit lengthy. They have proper protocol in place when it comes to a room full of waiting doggies with different personalities. The value for the vaccination is a breath of fresh air considering what you have to pay for at a private clinic.

I am a foster Meowmmy for this Humane Society and I absolutely adore the staff there! The foster…read morecoordinators, Annie and Diana, are AMAZING!!! She's knowledgeable, friendly, excellent with communication and so is the rest of the staff! I have loved fostering 120+ babies or so from them and look forward to continuing to help save these beautiful little kittens. Please consider fostering!! They provide everything you can possibly need for the little ones (food, toys, litter, medicine, etc) and it's such a joy to have them!

This is a great organization not only did we get a rescue pug from them over a decade ago. I also…read morefostered a pug till she was found a forever home. I am so happy to see Marsha is still fostering and finding forever homes for pugs.

They save a pug I found they are angels,they do really good work I think everyone should give him a…read moredollar if everyone did that have millions

This is a "NO KILL" shelter for dogs and cats... strays, drop-offs or abandoned are all welcomed…read morehere and cared for without prejudice. I came here by searching online with intentions of rescuing/adopting a feline friend for life. Initially I thought it would be easy to decide but the moment I stepped into the room my heart dropped. Having been a previous owner of a feline I knew what it was to care for one but nothing prepared me for this. All eyes were on me and ears alert as if to say..."pick me"..."take me home". Well, it's been about 2 mos. with almost daily visits and coming to know many of them by their name and I still haven't decided. Many people are telling me to let them pick you but I can't take a dozen of them! I'm open to suggestions but meantime I'll keep visiting and helping this animal shelter. I'm still visiting my feline friends & 99.9% sure with my decision on two felines "Duke" & "Tinker Bell"!

Extremely questionable practices here. It appears as if they have no intention of getting these…read moreanimals adopted out or the intention is to make it as difficult as possible. I went there after looking on the website at their dogs and seeing how long many of these dogs have been at APR. When I walked in on 5/8/26 around opening time at noon and expressed I was interested in adopting a dog and asked if I could see the dogs I was immediately met with a nasty attitude by the woman in the office. She said we are way too busy here for you to walk or play with the dogs and went on with a list of how they can't be bothered with me. First of all, I never asked to walk or play with the dogs - I simply asked if I could see the dogs to understand if I was interested in one that you currently have to know if it made sense to go thru the application process. I'm a professional that works from home and would love to rescue a dog that needs a good home and I was spoken to like a child being scolded. This woman was disrespectful, condescending, and down right rude. The stench and filth in this office matched with the nasty difficult attitude immediately made sense as to why these dogs are not getting adopted out. I hope the board for this establishment understands they need major reform. I would be concerned as a donor to this establishment thinking my money was going to get these animals homes only to find out the difficulties the community faces when trying to adopt here. Sad situation, this place needs to be investigated..

I have been volunteering at Born Free Pet Shelter for nearly 2 years. They really do care for the…read moredogs. I have seen dogs come in that were so sick, we had to take them to the vet immediately. We have great volunteers who seek out the shy or abused dogs or the ones that have aggression issues and work with them to get them adoptable. We have many dedicated volunteers (but we can always use more) and I am proud to be a part of this great organization dedicated to helping dogs.

They banned me from fostering due to conflict within the shelter that had nothing to due with me…read moreand made comments on me based off appearance. The owner, kristiana, jon, Sophie are very questionable, judgmental people. Maybe you should use that energy to feed the dogs cause they lacked water and food. Terrible experience with them

Dee and the whole AYP crew are dedicated, patient, and professional. Over 15 years ago we first…read moreleaned of AYP when we adopted two dogs from Paws 4You. Dee came out to our house to give initial obedience lessons (actually, to train us!), and we followed up with group lessons at their facility. It's a great opportunity to drill in the basics, learn strategies to get your dog paying attention to you, heel, walk on a leash without pulling, follow basic commands. Attending the group sessions is also wonderful for socializing your dog. Beyond the basics they have agility training and other advanced classes. AYP also has excursions like a beach day... we're hoping to catch that with our current foster dog Velcro!

In just a week of day school , I have seen good progress with my puppy at home. I am…read moreHappy!

Liz picked up my stray that I was going to adopt, had him neutered, checked out by the doctor, his…read moreabscess addressed and brought him back to me the next day. I have explicit instructions of how to care for him and it was much more reasonable than my Vet because she owns this Rescue. Questions or problems I called her. She responded immediately. I would highly recommend.

I highly recommend working with and/or supporting Love for Cats…read more I reached out for help trapping and neutering a community cat that was living at an AirBnb I stayed at in Miami. Liz was responsive via both email and phone, and was easy to communicate with. She confirmed when the trapping was successful and even sent pictures to show that the cat was safe and taken care of. I really appreciate her continued communication, especially since I don't even live in Florida and wouldn't otherwise have a way to check in on this. I believe she is running this on her own so if there is any delay in response, have some patience. Working in non-profit animal rescue is no simple task. Liz clearly has a love for cats and wants to help as many as she can.