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.

Small place but you can tell the people care about the animals and they seem happy. I feel like we…read moredidn't see all of the animals. It's one big loop so not sure how we missed them! Small parking lot but visitors were lined up waiting to get in. Would definitely go again.

It's tucked away in the woods of Fairfield, off Jack's Mountain. It's very peaceful and pleasant…read more It's so fun. Last time we went my husband almost got cheesed by a tiger. It was hysterical. They have baby carrots you can feed some of the animals. The monkeys are so cool, when you throw the baby carrot, they catch it, eat it, and wait for another. They must bleed orange with all the carrots they eat. The emus are cool. The big cats, I could stare at for hours. I really enjoy the whole experience, including the exercise.

We've adopted 2 dogs and one cat. It has been a wonderful experience in finding the perfect dogs…read moreand cat that we could ever have imagined. Barbara and Greg have rescued many dogs that otherwise would not be adopted. we are extremely grateful.

An amazing organization! Two of our dogs have come this rescue. They tend to have small dogs and…read moredogs with special needs. If you see a dog you are passionate about, I recommend applying immediately. They do take their application process seriously and contact your vet and references (which I appreciate). Only open on weekends.

Speranza helped us with a pit bull rescue when nobody else would. We contacted both local SPCA and…read moreanother local rescue to no avail. They asked us to make sure the dog was in a secured location which we did, and they immediately sent someone out to pick the dog up. It was more than an hour drive for them to do this. The dog is now being cared for in a loving home, and I will be forever grateful for the help Speranza offered when no one else wanted to be bothered.

Neil T, read your review, am sorry you didn't have a good experience. Can you contact them…read moredirectly for response? Having lost fur babies, I've had occasion to offer dog supplies. A rescue can't accept things that they can't immediately use (space). Can't accept medicines. Esperanza fought for & got enacted Libra's Law targeting animal cruelty. Consider volunteering to help w/staffing shortages. I am not associated w/Speranza.

We just adopted a dog through AHOTO. Everyone on the organization that we interacted with was kind,…read moreprofessional, responsive, and very knowledgeable. We highly recommend them!

I adopted my cat through AHOTO. They asked me to foster and it was obviously a fail. The…read morecommunications and support were great. Natalie is very attentive to all their cats and kittens and super helpful with adoption. She knows which cat to pair which human with, and is always spot on. I would 100% always adopt from them.

Am looking to rehome this very friendly piggy good with cats dogs etc as you can see need help asapread more

Wonderful little farm in the middle of nowhere so be prepared to get lost the 1st time around :)…read moreCame here with a group and received a thorough guided tour of the farm. A few interesting facts: - They rescue neglected/abused animals including dogs, cats, potbellied pigs, and more. - Their operating costs are $25k + monthly - Must make an appointment for a visit or group tour - Some of the rescues they take in are animals that were previously used for racing, fighting, etc. Some of the cats & dogs came from animal hoarders. You will find that a visit to the farm is very humbling. For many of us, it's out of sight, out of mind when it comes to animal cruelty. We just don't think about it on a daily basis but when you visit the farm & hear the stories & see firsthand the effects of what these animals have been through, it can be life changing. Overall, a wonderful place to bring a group of kids, adults or just gather some friends for a fun & enlightening afternoon.

Adoption approved then Rescinded. Heartbreaking my daughter cried. I don't recommend Maria who…read moreworks there. I really dont think they wanted to adopt Paris out. Think of people's feelings people. Do better.

I am a volunteer and fostered a sweet pup named Cinnamon (Cinny) and she couldn't have been a…read morebetter Tara's House role model. Manners galore. If I asked her to sit, roll over, down, or wait she did it all. Honestly, if I didn't have a cat that would eat her alive, I would have foster failed her. As far as the rescue itself, you can't ask for a more supportive team. They provide everything you could possibly need. The only thing a foster needs to provide is direction and love, which I had in spades. Foster for them and you'll find out for yourself.

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

From a new volunteer:…read more I'll start with the sad news of having recently lost my Toby (my dog) to bone cancer. While on a bike ride, we rode past the Baltimore Humane Society that I had not known existed. I got home, Googled BHS, and found that they also had volunteer opportunities. *insert smile here* You can complete an application online to volunteer, and they will quickly get back to you with instructions on what to do next. Fast forward, and I'm at BHS for my first training (DogTown1). You'll have to attend various trainings for whichever tasks you would like to volunteer for. Let me also state that their property is VAST. They even have a pool for the dogs to swim in. *insert smile here* After the training, we were given a tour of the facility. Those pets are LOVED! The volunteers really take care of them, from walking to cleaning and just learning the characteristics of each pet; it's an amazing thing to see. We were also notified of five of the dogs who were going home that day. I look forward to the rest of my volunteer experience.

I adopted my two cats from here and the service was extremely helpful. They made the adoption…read moreprocess simple and straightforward. I also got my dog neutered here for $175. They do tend to be booked so make sure you call ahead of time. They also offer vaccines when I got my dog neutered ($43 for a canine influenza vaccine). They charged $20 for a 2 week supply of trazodone (sedative), which was worth it. I fully support the Baltimore Humane Society!

Say hello when someone comes into your shop! Cute stuff but without even looking up to welcome your…read morecustomers...so we just left.

Super place if you have a pet. Ours needed nails clipped and they did it in a flash. Cool toys…read morefor dogs too, along with treats and things like chew bones. They obviously care about dogs... Definitely recommend this place.