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    York County Animal Control

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    Richardson Rescue - Always a good dig in public and the start at our local Browns Backers club.

    Richardson Rescue

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    Shame on Teresa from Charlotte for writing a negative review for such a minor issue! Richardson…read moreRescue has and continues to save the lives of many animals and why anyone would try to distract others from adopting and saving an animal is beyond me... Even if her adopted pet did get kennel cough prior to being adopted that certainly doesn't warrant a negative review. Animals get colds and viruses just like people do and it can't always be avoided especially when they are taking in strays and/or uncared for pets. When you adopt an animal you have a responsibility to care for your new pet and should expect to pay for what ever medical ailment and treatment he/she should need immediately following the adoption process. If you can't afford medical care for unexpected medical issues then you shouldn't be adopting a pet. Thank you Richardson Rescue for protecting animals and saving their lives!!! You are special people who are appreciated and valued for the service you provide!!

    I applied online for a dog on 9/7. Their website states applications take approximately 48 hours to…read moreprocess. 9/12 rolls around and I had zero emails from the rescue, so I messaged them on facebook. The owner, Janet, said all emails had been sent out. She said to apply for a second time in case there was some glitch or typo. I applied for a second time on 9/12 around 12pm. Given it was a weekend, she said they would process it Monday or Tuesday. Tuesday, 9/15, I again have zero emails. I messaged her on facebook asking what the status was on my second application, and she said that all emails had been sent out. Again, I had zero emails (including in the spam folder) from them. She apologized over messenger and told me to call the next day between 10 and 3:30 and tell whoever answers the phone that Janet said to apply over the phone. Wednesday, 9/16, I called around 12:40 to no answer and left a voicemail. I didn't receive a single call back, so Thursday, 9/17, I called again around 1:30, to no answer. As of 9/19, he's now been taken off the website, I assume adopted. How can you run a rescue, begging for donations and adopters, yet don't answer people who are genuinely interested. What a scam.

    Chapman's Dachshund Rescue

    Chapman's Dachshund Rescue

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    After corresponding back and forth with this woman for a week and a half.. The day before we are…read moresupposed to go pick up our dog. She finally answered my text. She stated that she gave it to her board members, and they do not think I was a good fit for their program at all. My heart was a broke at that point.Because I expected to bring a dog home.The next day.. This woman ghosted me for several days and did not answer me back when I kept asking questions that anyone else would ask before purchasing a dog. She got very defensive, and I could tell, by the way, she was texting me that she was upset when I asked if that was her final price. That the dog would cost.. At that point, the conversation was null and void. She never answered me back until I told her. I was coming to get the dog the following day. As we discussed, and she sent me that text message saying, I was not a candidate. I asked her.Was it because I told you early on in our conversation that I was a cancer patient.. My dog has just passed away in march of 2024.. I was looking for obviously another companion. I'm home all day and I could give this dog a very loving home as we did.Our other dachshins, we had in the past.. So to do something like that the day before, I'm supposed to pick up the dog. Is very unprofessional. I would not recommend this company at all.

    I have never meet anybody more selfless and giving them the operator of the program, Gina. The dogs…read moreare kept in a renovated barn, where they are separated by age, eating habits, aggression, friendliness, etc. All of the animals have friends to play with, plenty of beds, fresh food and water, outdoor and indoor areas. Gina spends 24/7 cleaning and aiding these animals. I could not ask for any better treatment of the animals. When we walked ( with donations) Gina greeted us, and invited us in for a tour and some play time with the dogs. Everything is as tidy and neat as possible. I have worked with many rescues, but this is different because every single animal is treated well, socialized, and had a feeling of home during their stay. I would 100% recommend this rescue to anybody, whether they are adopting, donating, or volunteering.

    York County Animal Control - animalshelters - Updated October 2026

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