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.

We have purchased two beautiful, raised and well cared for puppies from the Amish breeder in…read moreDillwyn, Va. the first was a ShiChon and the second a Maltese.

Greenville puppies do not care for their puppies. It is only for money. When puppies do not get…read moreadopted. They are euthanized. just took two puppies to get euthanized. Because they were not adopted. They also were not care of. They were and for not getting the proper they had problems with their legs. Stop buying puppies from backyard breeders. They do not

We got our sweet cockapoo recently from them, shes perfect. Very smart, the breeder was very kind…read moreto work with, the prices are good, our pup is healthy. Shes 5 months will be spayed soon, we are happy.

We bought a 3mo old Bullmastiff through Infinity last April and I corresponded with Joanna at…read moreInfinity pups to arrange pmt and delivery. The Puppy came from Lancaster (breeder) in PA and I spoke directly with David Nolt. Nice gentleman and seemed to be very upfront an transparent. The 1st puppy we were interested in turned out to be classified as blind and I was made aware of this AFTER I attempted to pay a deposit. Seemed odd that a 3mo old puppy was not diagnosed with blindness sooner and I felt bad passing on her but I didnt have the resources or knowledge to take on a blind puppy. I opted for another puppy in the litter but was told after I expressed interest that she may have a heart issue. After exhaustive testing and some more time had passed (a couple weeks) she was clearerd of any issues and had a clean bill of health. She arrived healthy and playful and beautiful. However, as time went on, she seemed to exhibit some behaviorial issues. Certainly not the same personality and instincts of the 4 prior bullmastiffs we raised. She seemed to be apprehensive and easily spooked, especially in darker environments. Not the confident and fearless traits indicitive of the breed. Coming to realize she has issues with her vision. I contacted Infinity to advise them and to see if any other pups from the litter had vision issues (other than the aforementioned blind pup) . I got a reply from Malvern at Infinity expressing sympathy but was she was not interested in checking with the breeder that they represented. Rather, she suggested I just contact the breeder directly. Hardly a sincere interest in inquiring with their partner to investigate if any other pups from that bloodline had similar issues. We will defintetly be contacting the breeder direct as well as retaining legal representation if for nothing else, to bring attention to the issue and make others aware. Very heartbreaking to think that our girl may have had issues that may have been treatable had we known about the predisposition. Moreover, the amount of effort and accomodations we are now making for a dog that has severe confidence issues and gets spooked in pooly lit environments.

Tara was a great help in getting our wonderful Rottie a forever home very quickly when we had no…read moreone else to help us. We had to give him up and she had him taken care of within a week. Words can not express how much we are thankful to her and her facility for everything that they did for us and him. Thank you so much!! She keeps us posted with pics of him and his new home. Recommend her very highly.

Tara is beyong connected to the dogs she works with. She was great with one of my rescues. After…read morecontacting over 20 "trainers/animal behavior experts" Tara was the only one that helped us with our furbaby. Big dogs are extremely misunderstood and Tara and her staff know how to speak big misunderstood dog fluently. Thank you Tara and everyone that helps and works with Almost Home Animal Sanctuary.

I saw a dog on the website that I wanted, I called a few times to check on him and ask questions…read moreuntil I finally decided he would be the best addition to my life. You can tell workers here are compassionate for animals. I was eager to pick up Tony Hawk & was running late coming from far away and 2 KIND workers waited until I got there to bring him to his forever home. Both very nice and informative. I wish I got names of the 2 workers. Thank you for waiting for me to get there & keeping him comfortable. He is already doing so great at home & I can tell he will be adjusting perfectly in days to come. I will recommend everyone to go there for good, easy, fast, and informative services.

I took two cats to get spayed one was not fully spayed correctly,…read more She is still going in heat. Now I have to pay $750 to get her spayed again. I called them to let them know they gave me the run around. My last phone call didn't go well they told me basically it's my problem. Wasted money now I have to pay triple the price. It looks like someone else had the same problem. Will be posting pictures when she gets her spayed again.

We adopted our dog from Operation Ava in May 2012. He's 3 years old and while Operation Ava labeled…read morehim as half papillon, half chihuahua, he doesn't look anything like it. To us, he looks more like half Corgi, half Lab. Although he has ongoing issues that we have to work on, we love and adore him so much. I went to Operation Ava thinking that I was just looking and when I saw him, I fell in love and had to take him home. The adoption process was very easy. We were able to bring him back within the same week. Just make sure that your references are available and know to pick up Operation Ava's phone call to make the process go smoothly and quickly. My favorite part about Operation Ava was that they kept the dogs in private rooms, instead of crates. Overall, they were very helpful when adopting him,giving us tips on what he likes and didn't like. They seem to be a great organization and I would recommend someone looking for their next pet to go check them out.

My friend told me about Saved Me & how you can play with the dogs after signing a waiver, so of…read morecourse I dragged my BF there with me after having brunch in the area. I met a sweet pitbull named Olivia & I also got to play with one of the lab mix puppies during my first visit. I was SUPER tempted to adopt another dog, but my BF talked me out of it, since we already have Payton at home & she's already a hand full. A year later, I visited Saved Me again with my BF & a couple of friends. That was when I met Maggie, one of the sweetest pitbull mixes you'll ever meet. My GF & I fell in love with her instantly. We wanted to adopt her on the spot, but agreed with our BFs that we'll sleep on it to make sure we won't change our mind. I sure as heck didn't change my mind. Jessica at Saved Me was very helpful over the phone. I emailed her my application & provided her all the information she needed for me to be an approved adopter. I've had Maggie for over 2 weeks now & I LOVE her. She loves people & has an outgoing personality. She gets along with dogs easily & is so easy to train. I love that Saved Me allows you to get personal with the dogs before you make an inform decision. I played with Maggie for an hour & that's when I knew she was perfect. If you're looking to adopt, definitely go to Saved Me. You'll have the opportunity to meet dogs of various personalities & get to play with them as often as you would like before you decide if you're suitable for each other.

Very helpful and very informative great people to work with glad we decided to buy our new addition…read moreto our family from Rhonda she really cares about her animal's and her customers

From the owner: We are a small hobby breeder of the unique and exotic Bengal Cat. We take the time to socialize…read moreand litter train all of our kittens before they are released to their new owner. We register our Bengals with TICA. Our Bengal Kittens go to their Furever homes with their vaccinations and a health guarantee as well as the Kitten's Vet Certificate