I don't understand the poor reviews because we had a wonderful experience with Get A Life Pet…read moreRescue, founded by Stacy Chaya. Stacy came over to do a home visit and I found her to be professional and passionate about the importance of placing Dana in the right home; a home with a lot of love to offer this little girl. Dana's foster mom, Danielle, also came along on the home visit and she too, was helpful and full of advice. Thank you so much Danielle! The adoption fee included three cans of grain free food, a car seatbelt, collar, leash and a single dosage of heartworm medication. Stacy gave us an accurate description of Dana's personality and was spot on. We received Dana's medical records including dental and her microchip information. Stacy, thank you so much for the love and dedication you pour into your rescue efforts. Because of you, Dana is now in her forever home. We can't thank you enough for bringing her into our life. She is taking lots of walks, enjoys her car rides and she even is friendly with the little pomeranian next door. Dana loves snuggling and she eagerly embraces all of the attention, and unconditional love we give her. If you are looking to rescue a small dog, I urge you to contact Stacy. I highly recommend Get A Life Pet Rescue and am confident you will have a positive experience too!

Thank you Get A Life Rescue for bringing these two little girls to my life. Aleyka was my first fur…read morebaby that I adopted from get a life rescue she was a special needs. And I adopted Mochi in 2022 . I'm very thankful for the rescue for being there for me and being so knowledgeable and caring and responsive when it came to my adoption process. My experience has been nothing but positive. Get a life rescue is an amazing rescue that is there for these fur babies in Every Which Way for their safety their care and finding the right homes for each individual fur baby needs. They really pay attention to the dog's needs If you're looking for a Forever fur baby definitely adopted from Get A Life Rescue

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"!

What a wonderful place with truly dedicated people. The…read morepersonnel consists of both part-time employees and volunteers who truly care for the well- being of the animals. They value each and every one as if it were their own. In this is a no kill center! They keep the animal until s/he is either fostered or adopted out. The animals in their care were actually abandoned by their owner - just left somewhere like a bag of trash.

Everything went great! Desiree was very accommodating and answered all my questions regarding her…read moreroutine. Took care of bringing Daisy to vet to be checked out and spayed. We love Daisy so much. She has brought so much love into our home! I would highly recommend using Desiree at Sandy Paws! ‍

PREDATORY INTAKE & CONSUMER FRAUD ALERT!This operation (Sandy Paws Canine Rescue / Coco Chanel's…read moreKennel) at 4671 SW 26th Ter is a textbook puppy-flipping scam. They prey on emotionally vulnerable owners. We approached them when we were overwhelmed by our 12-week-old puppy Maximillian's severe BOAS (breathing issues) and Giardia.The operator, Desiree, used intense scare tactics over text, telling us his breathing was "really really bad" and that he needed immediate emergency surgery, coercing us into signing a surrender form under a completely fake/unregistered business name ("Coco Chanel's Kennel").The MOMENT they took physical possession of the puppy and his medical records, they wiped his history clean, left his story blank, and listed him on Adopt-a-Pet as a "perfectly healthy puppy" to flip him for a fast adoption fee. When confronted with the fraud, she told us to "stop texting her," threatened to block us, and manually marked him as "Adopted" to hide the listing from compliance tracking.They also rushed to reactivate their legally dissolved corporate status on Sunbiz at midnight just to cover their tracks. Reports have been filed with Broward County Animal Care, FDACS, and local law enforcement for grand theft under false pretenses and charity fraud (EIN: 88-2421333). Stay far away from these predators!

this is a very professional and helpful animal rescue. I…read morethank everyone for helping me with my cats. affordable price and competent and knowledgeable help with my pets. thank you

Since being a pet owner ive noticed so many unkept and unsanitary conditions in plenty of animal…read morecompanies. So Flo did accommodate my cats condition (lost meow respiratory infection) i received antibiotics which im greatful but there was only one person there and it was very dirty. A pet could catch another illness by being there. Humans can contract certain illnesses from our pets therefore it should be very clean. And kept clean after every pet service. My cat was scared deficated in the carrier and the reaction and actions taken with the objects that were messy was just thrown somewhere ill didnt take sanitary measures plus there sooo much JUNK in there I didn't know if they just moved there and it was a child care center prior it should have animal cat and dog items that cater to their business not trolls and Barbie dolls it is a totally ridiculous and the worker also did not have the necessary attire that would keep her from getting feces or fleas or anything on her garb ridiculously nasty.

I adopted Fiona on March 13, 2025, and I truly believe it was one of the best gifts I've ever…read morereceived. I've struggled with anxiety, and bringing her into my life has helped me more than I can put into words. She has such a gentle, loving presence, and simply being around her brings me so much comfort and peace. The adoption process itself was amazing everything was so smooth and easy. I still visit the humane society often just to look at the other animals, and I always pray that each one of them finds a loving home. I know many people prefer to adopt kittens, but I truly believe every animal deserves a chance, no matter their age.Fiona is seven years old, and she is absolute proof that older cats have so much love to give. Choosing her was one of the best decisions I've ever made, and I'm so grateful she's part of my life.

I am a firm believer in pet adoption, but the management system at the Humane Society of Broward is…read moreeither incredibly inconsistent or intentionally exclusionary. After driving from Miami on Thursday to meet a specific stray, we were told he couldn't be named or held until his stray period ended. My husband returned Saturday at 10:30 AM (before adoptions opened) to wait for him, only to be told again that the dog was "unnamed and unavailable." Yet, at 11:00 AM, a couple who arrived after my husband was immediately allowed to meet and adopt that same dog. To make matters more confusing, another dog (Elio) who had only been there two days was already named and had two holds placed on him. Why was one dog "off-limits" while another in the same situation was available for holds? We left feeling frustrated and hurt. While we wish "Tyson" and his new family the best, the lack of transparency and the "moving goalposts" regarding adoption rules make it feel like the system is being manipulated behind the scenes.

I contacted several rescues for help when I found a tiny kitten underneath a car…read more Nicole was the one to respond to me. Beyond Nine Rescue went above and beyond to help the little kitty.

I would never recommend this place to anyone, they have about 200 cats crammed up in the house…read morewhich smells and has cracked windows and they are animal hoarders. My girlfriend recently adopted a kitten which was supposedly 3months and they to have said that he was dewormed which he clearly wasn't . Avoid coming or adopting from these people

I had never been to an animal shelter before. I didn't know what to expect, so I was a bit nervous…read more The facilities here are modern and clean. You sign in at the front desk and then freely roam to look at animals. I didn't explore the dog areas, but there are several areas of cats, separated by fosters, kittens fresh from getting spayed/neutered, and older cats. Beware: you will want to take all of them home. There wasn't that many people there when I went, so I was able to spend a lot of time getting to know the kitties. I fell in love with a little tortie, but was worried when I saw that she had enlarged mammary glands (her lil tummy was shaved from her recent spaying). A worker in the cat room went above and beyond to help. She explained that the cat had probably recently had a litter and her milk hadn't dried up yet. But, just to make sure, without me even asking, she took the kitty back to get examined by their doctor. After confirming what I had been told, I scooped up that lil girl and adopted her ASAP. The adoption process was easy. Just a head's up: if the address on your ID is different than your current address, bring another thing with your current address on it (I used my car registration). When I went, the shelter had a promotion going on, sponsored by the Bissell Pet Foundation, so the adoption was free. Plus spaying/neutering, Broward County pet registration tag, microchip, and all necessary vaccinations​​​​ are always included here when you adopt. I also got a cute "Gotcha Day" certificate and a free cardboard "cat-eau" :D Overall, I had a great experience adopting a new kitty from Broward County Animal Care and highly recommend that you check them out if you're looking for a new animal baby :)

AVOID this place. Terrible service/ workers. Will make you feel like you're doing something wrong,…read morefor doing a good deed by donating strays. They are passive aggressive and the wait time is excessive. Bad experience all around. Never again

I found my forever dog, Malta, from Saving Sage. They run a legitimate and credible adoption for…read moreits rescues. Malta's previous owners were deported to Venezuela and Malta is a one year old in search of her human. I was lucky and on March 17 Malta and I met. at first sight! Saving Sage has no holding fee (which puppy mills charge). It charges a reasonable adoption fee. Saving Sage saved Malta and found her a forever home with lucky me. Thank you Saving Sage.

The adoption process for our kitten girls Grape & Jelly in late May, 2025 was as it should be,…read morethorough, easy and pleasant. We would adopt them all, if we could!

incredibly rude staff. been here many times trying again and again it's always the same. the openly…read morefight with each other, vulgar people, yell at staff and customers. get rude when you buy only one item. total bad every. I can't bring anyone in here without them ruining the day. wildly mispriced items. horrible staff.

I was in need of pet food because of life circumstances and the people at the pet project were…read moreAMAZING. They were sweet, kind and understanding, answered the phone right away and helped me as soon as I got to the location. You will need to provide your info, ID and an email with your pets picture. It's so nice to see an organization that cares and to have workers who share that energy. Thank you for not making me feel like charity. Just awesome all the way around. They provided me with a month worth of cat food, dog food and kitty litter!!