We ran into this rescue at a dog event and I will never get another dog again from any other rescue…read more! We found a new forever family member through them. Our little ranger! This rescue goes out of their way for all the animals they take in and the amount of love behind ever single thing they do for these animals is amazing! They truly understand how a rescue should run and what it takes to get these animals a better future and forever home! I will forever recommend every human to rescue a dog and highly highly recommend and swear by this rescue! They are so knowledgeable, they make the whole process seamless and ensure everyone is comfortable and are always available for questions or concerns !

Thanks again and I'll be in contact about this as killer as killer as killer as killer deals for…read morethe past

Staff is wonderful!! And I'm going to adopt one soon! Also flea shots are only $4.00 you guys take…read moresuch great care of this place always clean!

I drove all the way from Renton to pick up a cat from this place and the gas money and time were…read moreworth it. The ladies at Paws are extremely kind and you can tell that they care about their cats well being and future homes. They were knowledgeable, able to answer almost all of my questions and made the whole process painless. I got some solid one on one time with the cat I am adopting and the adoption fee of $100 is a great deal for all the get checks, vaccinations, and the spay/neuter. Thank you guys for making the adoption process so smooth!

Best adoption ever! Very clean facility, superb, friendly staff. Everything was explained with…read morecare for the dog we adopted. Great information packet to take home. These folks care and it shows! I'd give double stars if I could.

My partner and I recently fostered a dog named Max through Regional Animal Services of King County,…read moreand unfortunately our experience ended in a way that has been extremely difficult and upsetting. We first encountered Max months earlier while showing a home to clients. He appeared severely underweight and in poor condition, so we contacted Regional Animal Services to request a wellness check. The owners ultimately surrendered him, and wanting to help, we later signed up to become foster volunteers so we could give him a chance to recover in a safe home. During the week Max lived with us, we experienced him as a very sweet and gentle dog. As he began to settle in, his personality really started to come out. He loved going on walks and would wiggle with excitement when he saw his leash. He also got along well with our resident dog and showed no signs of aggression in our home. When Max developed signs of an ear infection, we contacted the shelter and were asked to bring him in for a veterinary visit. Upon entering the shelter, Max clearly became nervous. And during that visit an incident occurred, and he was placed into quarantine. We were later informed that due to his decline while in quarantine, the decision was made to euthanize him. This outcome has been heartbreaking for us. We stepped forward to foster Max because we believed he deserved a chance to heal and eventually find a loving home. In the short time he was with us, he showed us a kind and affectionate personality that we will never forget. While we respect that shelters must sometimes make difficult decisions, the way this situation unfolded has left us feeling deeply saddened and frustrated. We wish there had been more communication and consideration of the dog we experienced in our home before things escalated to this outcome. Because of how this experience was handled, we have made the difficult decision that we will no longer volunteer or foster through this organization. Max deserved compassion, patience, and careful evaluation. We will always remember the sweet dog who came into our home and quickly became part of our daily lives. He deserved the opportunity to continue healing and experiencing the love he had just begun to find. See more of Max here:

We adopted a chi/rat terrier from there last year. We didnt have a horrible experience. It will…read morebe noisy, you cant expect dogs to be silent. Smelled like urine, so not sure if they get taken outside to potty. The only down side my husband and i had was my dog is definetly not mix chihuahua, but i can understand that when they are all so tiny they all look mix chihuahua.We were told she wouldnt shed at all(which i had told my husband that breed sheds a lot anyways), and last but least my dog would NOT potty train outside what so ever until she was pretty much 6months and would occasionally do it a few months after. I would take her out but she would still pee and poop every day as a pup in her blankets so i sadly i couldnt sleep with her as a baby. I wasnt sure if this was because at her old home (furever home) they were all just allowed to pee where they slept so that's all she knew and brought that bad habit over to us. But either way we love our katie and shes grown up to be such a beautiful and wonderl dog.

We got our two rescue pups from Furever Homes - they were well socialized, microchipped, required…read moreminimal further training, and were well cared for health-wise. We'll never know why because he's adorable, but our little Jack Russell-chihuahua mix had been there for a year. They continue to be great members of our family! I have read the reviews here, read the story from the Olympian, and read the comments. Visiting Furever Homes is overwhelming. Its not a conventional shelter. I have had dogs my whole life. My family raised dogs for the Army, and, in the more than 2 hours we spent with the dogs at Furever Homes, we never saw any dangerous or unsanitary conditions. I am disturbed that folks are willing to gloss over the great work the the Gold family is doing because they don't like the smell of a messy dog kennel. The dogs don't care about the smell. The dogs are alive, safe, well fed, loved, and socialized in a pack (which makes them good doggy citizens out in the real world). Adopt a dog from Furever Homes - it's a great organization.

I cannot Express the amount of respect and love I have for this organization. I became a foster…read moreparent this summer and this nonprofit has gone above and beyond my wildest expectations. This is truly caring, animal loving group, and it has filled avoid in my life after my dogs both passed away this year, I am just about to make the call to ask if I can foster another dog because there's no room for dogs to come in the organization when there's no one to house them and give them affection, companionship they so desperately need. I think I'm getting more out of this then the little oneI'm fostering, truly a blessing thank you

amazing rescue. They help so many dogs. Dedicated volunteers. Rescuing for 13 years. Experienced…read morevolunteers.

Wonderful and responsible breeder. Highly recommended!!! She really cares about all her dogs and…read moreproduces puppies with the most amazing temperaments. I can't be happier with my fur baby, Milo. He's so silly and sweet at the same time. The vet has told us that he has amazing structure too!

From the owner: "To be owned by a Siberian is to enjoy one of l lives greatest bonds of Love and devotion"-…read moreAdrianna Amansec, owner. We raise AKC, champion bloodline, Siberian Huskies. Bred for temperament and to complete the void in families lives since 2011.

wife rescued a kitten on the highway. shelter was still open and we were just minutes away. they…read moresaid come back tomorrow. what an utter disappointment. do better. are you a shelter or not?!

I was impressed with the staff and the facility when my family visited to adopt a cat. They…read moreencouraged my child to spend time getting to know the cats and described different personalities and needs. I'd followed their postings online and emailed with questions and the staff were quick to respond and knowledgeable. When we chose a cat, I was surprised at how much was included for the fee - she came microchipped, spayed, vaccinated, with a flea treatment, and two weeks of medication. They also gave us toys and a blanket for her, as well as her history from when she was surrendered. So far the personality descriptions have been spot on - we're super happy with our cat and the experience!

Such an AMAZING rescue!!! Karin, the owner, goes absolutely above and beyond for so many pups and…read moretheir adopters. We have our wonderful goofy pup, Mowgli, from her, he is a year and a half now. Every interaction has been very professional and amazing. She charges a carry fair price for everything included with adoption. If you cannot afford it, then you shouldn't bring a pet home with you. Pibble and All Paws rescues so many dogs from certain death. I think that so many people expect a rescue pup to come free, trained, and guaranteed healthy for their lifetime. That's not what owning a pet is. If that's what you want, get a pet rock. Pets are work, and money....but in exchange you get to save a life and unconditional love! Please go add up the cost of traveling from California or Texas, microchip, immunizations and spay/neuter, it definitely isn't free.

Just amazing! I adopted my pup from this rescue in 2021. Super sweet and polite, always open to…read morehelp with questions and concerns. Rescue coordinator and staff very well trained in animal behavior. Was super easy to fully potty train my pup under their guidance. Loved that they shared all info on the dog they got while in foster. Amazing record keeping. When I am ready again, my next pup is coming from them Very honest and helpful. Love!

We adopted Teddy from Korea a few months ago. We renamed him Paddington, aka "Paddy". He is a…read moreDREAM! He is the perfect dog. But most importantly Sian and Sherry have been AMAZING!! They run a very professional rescue and are helping dogs who come from unimaginable conditions find their furever loving homes. The entire adoption process was a breeze because they communicate very clearly from start to finish. They are forever part of Paddy's story and we still stay in touch because they truly care about these dogs. PLEASE ADOPT FROM THEM THEY ARE WONDERFUL!!

Is there a zero?…read more They matched a 2 year old dog from south Korea to an 85 year old lady that spends most of her time between dr appointments and bed. He started biting the first 3 days. Then, the said they would take him back but not the $$$. I get that if its been weeks, but this was 3 days and a bad match. Now we're a year down the road of trying to make it work. Shes in and out of the hospital. I had to take him and Gingers rescue refuses to take him back at all. I have to take him to the humane society where the will surely euthanize him. I would never do this, but i have parkinsons disease and cannot keep up with a poodles needs. Shame on Gingers morals!!! They suck!