Great place, great people. Love what they do. They take very good care of the animals and place is…read morevery clean.

Can't say enough good things about the folks at Furever Home in East Petersburg. They provide a…read moregood environment and the cats here are welcome to live out their lives if nobody adopts them. When I adopted a Pet Pantry cat who was living at Furever Home, I almost felt bad about taking him out of there. Food bowls, litter boxes, cat trees and toys everywhere! Zero rocking chairs! This is kitty Valhalla, at least at shelters go. I told them I couldn't compete with that many trees and toys. But what these cats need most is a home. And that part is working out well, at least in my case. This older male cat had no reason to bond with me but nevertheless, here he is as I write this, hopping into my lap and waiting for me to go to bed so he can curl up next to me.

I had heard and read about Lamancha and was expecting a great experience there. It was at first…read morebut I soon discovered it was not a good experience. I feel that it was expected of me to adopt no matter what & fast. I was also treated like I was inept of walking a dog, telling me don't go here, don't go there, watch this, and that and was told twice about putting the walking rope ring on my wrist I am not a 2 yr old and I have had dogs I realize they have a job to do and are watching out fo the welfare of the dogs But such a big turn off and took the joy out of my day I walked away without a dog and I could see and feel a complete annoyance that I didn't adopt She was trying to make me feel guilty by telling me that the dogs i was interested in would be a good dog for me First of all she doesn't know me, 2nd she wasn't hardly around to see how it was going She showed no empathy at all when she seen how upset I was. If her and the other one showed more heart for potential adopters then maybe more dogs would get adopted there. She also told me how the adoptions were low and that people come and walk away without adopting Well change your attitude and maybe you will get more adoptions Don't guilt trip people with that I don't take adopting lightly, I want to be sure the pup is a good match for me and vice versa So their whole demeaner changed as soon as I decided not to adopt I guess i was taking too long to decide, well too bad And Jeff I heard your comment when i was having trouble with the rope leash(not really a leash) saying "she doesn't know how to put it on??" I figured it out without your help and I noticed your disgusted look at me! If things and circumstances there are making you feel unhappy there then maybe its time to quit and find something else to do with your time. I did talk to some really nice volunteers there This in no way a reflection on you! I am so disappointed about my experience there and how i felt about everything I have read all the good reviews and really wish that would have happened for me!!

We adopted a shepherd that was advertised as gentle, good with kids, good with other animals,…read morespayed and good family dog. All of this was untrue. We discovered that Lamancha only had this Shepherd for 1 day. They adopted this dog out knowing nothing about the dog and put people in potential harm. We are working hard to rehabilitate her and have professional trainers that are costing money we didn't budget for. Each trainer and vets have listed her as aggressive and fear/anxiety driven aggression. I did contact Lamancha and was emailed a list of trainers they recommended. One wanted $450 to evaluate our dog. I thank God we adopted her before she ended up in a home with children.

From the first call to this wonderful organization to my most recent, Lisa and Nicole have been…read moreabsolutely amazing!!! I am trying to rescue Walter, who is a very special baby boy!!! They are working so hard with us as we live out of state to make this happen! This is the best rescue in PA!!! Thank you Lisa. Thank you Nicole. You ladies are angels!!!

How could I not give the rescue that our sweet little chihuahua came from five stars? All kidding…read moreaside, our experience with Street Tails was a great one. From seeing "Scampi" on their Instagram, to communicating about her and coming in to meet her, we had a great experience. No pressure was put on us to take her home, they let us spend time with her downstairs and let us get to know her, which made us more confident in our ability to make the right decision for her and for us. Clearly we elected to take the chance and make her a part of our family - and nearly five months later, she has become an integral member of our little pack. Despite her early story being unknown and having had babies before she was taken in by Street Tails (by way of ACCT), she's seemingly a happy and healthy little one who just didn't get to live her best life soon enough. We are happy to give her just that - but we have Street Tails to thank for allowing us to be her paw-rents. I would definitely adopt from them again when we are ready to add to our fur family.

Kim is so sweet! The staff is very nice. Kim is very responsive at answering my texts about…read moreboarding dates, updates, etc. She'll send you photos of your dog. My dog gets excited arriving at Tiny Miracles and is happy to come home, tired and content.

We board our pups here when they can't come with us. It's the only place we trust. Kim and her…read morestaff are wonderful!

Had a very pleasant experience delt with Marilyn who is a wonderful caring woman who truly loves…read morethe animals she cares for place was very clean and inviting the puppy we adopted was very well taken care of. We absolutely love our new addition he is the perfect fit for our family ! Can't say enough of how well our adoption process went !

Run as fast as you can from Darlene at Fur Ever Paws. I inquired about a dog that she had named…read moreAbby. She arrived a week ago I was told. I was told that she was 2 years old and very timid and shy. I scheduled an appointment to see her this morning. When we arrived, we were taken into the garage for a visit. All of the facts that were listed on Abby's profile were false. Starting with her age, reaction to new people, owner experience, potty trained and good with children. None of these were true. See attached photos. The minute she put Abby into our arms she immediately said she has bad teeth and that she is more likely 4 or 5 years old. Abby appeared to be used solely for breeding. She was scared to death if you touched her. She seemed to be completely out. Behind her big brown eyes, there was nothing. Abby will need a special caregiver who can help her overcome the horrific life she had lived. I am sure Abby is older than 4 or 5 years. Darlene said her teats were still swollen and that she most likely just had a liter. We inquired about testing that has been done such as heart worms, lymes, etc. Darlene said they don't do those tests. She never asked any questions to qualify us. We were not asked to fill out an application either. The only thing that seemed to matter was that we were willing to pay. We inquired about her eye weeping and she that breed of dog eyes weep. When we told Darlene that we needed to talk it over she grabbed her phone and said she would let the next people in line know. She had told me there were three other people interested in Abby. I asked her if Abby was in the house with her and her family dogs and she said no that she could not let these dogs run free in her house. These dogs are not being fostered they are being kept in crates. Darlene stated that herself. I asked her if she was potty training her and she said no she uses pee pads. The adoption fee was $600.00. Adoption fee is shown to include heart worm tests on 6 months or older however Darlene said this was not done. According to the website they get dogs in every week from a no kill shelter. I felt like the entire 25 minutes we were there it was like a used car salesman trying to sell us on the little dog. We were very sad to leave her. We cried on the way home. Hopefully the right person comes along to help her overcome the trauma she has experienced. p.s. when we got home we looked Abby up again and Darlene had changed her date of birth from 2022 to 2020. (see attached photos as proof) They have a strict no refund policy-see their website. Please Note: Our Refunds and Return policy has changed recently. You can find out more by clicking the link below for further information but you should be aware that We have a strict NO REFUND policy. Please see our Refund and Returns Policy - Fur-Ever Paws here. Look for a reputable rescue. I don't believe in my heart this rescue cares about the dogs and its all about the money.

I absolutely love DHA, specifically for their vaccine clinic! This will be my third year taking my…read moreGoldendoodle Max for vaccines and (with the exception of the first year because I didn't know how the process went lol) every year after has been such a smooth process! I'd recommend getting there a little early, due to a good amount of pets that come, as it is first come first serve so I suggest coming a little early. Otherwise, the process takes a little less than a few hours and totally worth it!

This review is for the Rehoboth Beach Adoption Center on Coastal Highway in Rehoboth Beach, DE. The…read moreadoption center is associated with the main location in Wilmington, DE, but doesn't have a Yelp specific page. My daughter and I visited this location to look at the dogs and cats. We have plans to adoption another dog possibly if we can find the right personality. Plus coming from a animal sheltering background of 20+ years, I cannot pass up an opportunity to visit any animal shelter. The lady working at the front desk - Kimberly D. was so kind and super friendly! She was so nice to my daughter who loves cats and wants to volunteer at a shelter when she is old enough. The lady showed us the cat room and talked to Giana about ways she can help animal shelters even though she isn't old enough to actually volunteer at a shelter. She told us how other kids would ask for animal supplies as birthday gifts instead of the usual gift for themselves. She showed us the dog areas where we got to see the dogs. Overall, our experience was the highlight of the day and I am truly grateful for Kimberly's kindness and enthusiasm for the work that she does. I'm sure she made an impact on my daughter as well!!!

Someone dropped a kitten off in my neighborhood around Thanksgiving 2025. I posted pictures on Ring…read more, Facebook, spoke to neighbors and friends. It was friendl, yet would take off after being fed. Finally, by January 2, 2026 I was able to put her in a crate and drove to the nearest Human Society (no available space). I then took her to the next closest Brandywine Valley SPCA. They took her right in! AMEN. I have 2 indoor adopted cats and we care for 2 fixed outdoor feral cats. I pray her owner finds her or she gets adopted to a great family

I took a very sick cat there Saturday n they wouldn't even see her. But told me I could bring her…read moreback at 330 because they start euthanizing the dogs at that time n I can leave me cat n they will do her too. Funny thing is after having them spay n neuter these 23 cats I feed they were returned in filthy cages w multiple empty cans n poop smashed everywhere and they cats were all sick. I've treated them twice for upper respiratory infection but it didn't clear up. They never wormed them as they said they did n never came back w any records . Out of the 23 they spayed n brought back sick there's 8 left. The one they refused to see is suffering because she can no longer urinate n the only thing she can move is her eyes. The call center told me the person in charge would call n he never did. I have recorded her suffering to make public