staff was very kind and welcoming and the space was clean, spacious, and had lots of cozy spaces…read morefor the cats. It's a very comfortable spot to hang out with so many cute cats. very hard not to adopt every cat

Every worker knows so much about each of the cats- their quirks, their likes and dislikes. Their…read moreattention to the smallest detail means each kitty has the best chance of a good outcome and happy life. I can't recommend this little spot enough. The cats, the folks, and of course the coffee!

Clean and Caring Care Givers to cats and dogs in separate areas although it's been a few years…read moresince going there

The Animal Haven, once a shelter dedicated to saving animals, is now a kill shelter. No longer…read moreadhering to its mission statement of providing forever care for ALL of its animals, TAH now sends its dogs to Florida or Maryland. The latest incident where a dog suffering from severe kennel stress bit a volunteer. This dog was euthanized. The volunteer returned to dog walking in two months with a small scar, no defensive wounds, and believes she spooked the dog.

Thanks to Happily Ever After Rescue, we met a sweet pup named Margaret (a.k.a. Margarita ). But the…read moremoment we brought her home, she traded in her cocktail name for a crown and became our little princess, Gracie Mae. From the very start, Kristie was so kind, caring, and devoted to making sure their dogs find the perfect forever homes. You can tell how much love they pour into every one of these sweet pups. Amanda and Danielle, that both fostered her were so caring and helpful with all my extra questions too! Gracie Mae has already stolen our hearts -- she gives the best kisses, loves belly rubs, and always wants to be right in the middle of the family action. She's shaken, not stirred, and now officially ruling our castle. Thanks to Happily Ever After Rescue, Margaret a.k.a Margarita became Gracie Mae -- and we truly got our happily ever after.

Pre-Script: Search HEAR Long Island on Reddit. I wish had…read more Original Post: I'm a person living with a disability, seeking a non-service companion to join my family with my aging service dog. HEAR was aware of this via my detailed application and references. I reached out to HEAR via PetFinder very interested in a pup, Relish, who appeared to be a good match with my family. I entered the adoption process, got all of my references confirmed, completed a virtual home visit, set a meet time, and was sent additional pics and videos of Relish after the visit--all validating Relish as a potential match. It was a very hopeful and exciting moment. However, in the same text I was informed I was approved for adoption from HEAR, I was also informed Relish was just adopted, within 18 hours of my confirmed meetup. Prior to this, I was not informed I was competing for the match. Had I advance notice, I might've made other arrangements, but I wasn't offered the opportunity or the warning. I've volunteered for and dealt with more than a dozen rescue agencies in my region as an advocate and supporter, as well as several others throughout my childhood. None of the agencies I've worked with have been less transparent than HEAR. No one wants to be in the position of visualizing a potential family member in their lives, and planning for that hopeful first meeting, only to have them cancelled from the equation less than 18 hours before the meet--removed with no notice of other variables.Instead, they sent pics of other dogs. I've requested my adoption application with HEAR be closed, as I would never recommend anyone who wishes to ethically enter a relationship with a rescue rely on HEAR for the availability of the hopeful companion, or transparency in general. Reply to HEAR's response to this post: HEAR says there were delays. HEAR says I'd rather garden?? These are absolute falsehoods. The timeline below is clear. All communications and appointments were honored. May 11, Kristie confirmed my May 10 application and requested documentation of my landlord's permission to have a second dog. May 12, I submitted that documentation. May 14, Kristie apologizes for *her* delay, and informs me she'll be reaching out to my three references. All references responded the same day, after I let them know to check their "unknown numbers" folder. Friday, May 15, at 7:28pm, a virtual home visit is requested by Kristie. I was already on my farmstead for the weekend--I detailed the farmstead in my application. I let Kristie know I was upstate, and offered to FaceTime from there or when I got back home. She said she'd wait. I proposed a meet time, but Kristie said it could happen whenever, to just text her when I'm home, that she'd be "around." I texted Monday, May 18 to make arrangements. We set it for the next day, May 19. The virtual visit happened with her partner, Sam, because Kristie was unavailable when I texted. During that meeting, an appointment was made to specifically meet Relish on May 23 at the HEAR event. Prior to the arranged meet date, I inquired of its flexibility because planting became a factor--planting is absolutely critical and 100% dependent on weather and climate. Sam responded that probably wouldn't work. So, I CONFIRMED the original meet time. I very clearly confirmed my motivation and intent to meet and spend time with this specific sweet boy, Relish. Still, he was adopted out from under me. NOT ONCE was I informed there were other applicants for him. Not once were any other factors or obstacles to adopting Relish mentioned. And not once did I miss any appointments or communications. I've dealt with much more honest and ethical agencies. It's HEAR's opaque practices that might hurt their ability to adopt, not this honest review. Post-Script: Sam even mentioned she didn't want to leave Relish alone at night with her dogs, because "god forbid something happen." Apparently, that was a legitimate risk as per Reddit. It's absolutely shocking that injury to fosters is still a risk they take.

I rescued my two puppies from Hope for Cleo and it was such a great experience to connect and adopt…read morethrough their organization. I still keep in touch with Amanda and Eric, they truly treat you like family and make the adoption process a breeze knowing they care so much for each and every dog in their care! Anyone looking to adopt should make their first and only stop at Hope for Cleo!

Amazing rescue. I love their dogs. Very friendly people helping with all of the puppiesread more

What a caring and professional group! We rescued "Chippy", a 15 year old Maltese who is a…read morewonderful addition to our canine crew. He is so sweet and such a good dog. So happy to give this little guy the peaceful life he deserves! We love him!

I've been bringing my dog here for years and couldn't be more satisfied with our treatment over…read moretime. Bark ave is definitely a home away from home for my fur baby.

If you're looking for a dog daycare and boarding facility that will spare nothing to ensure your…read moredog's happiness, look no further. Bark Avenue goes above and beyond to care for each animal and treats them like the individuals they are. They even care for cats too and have awesome suites for each cat to play and explore in. Bark Ave is the best!

We have adopted one of our dogs from LGAR and have fostered one (soon to be 2). What I can say is…read morethis rescue is the real deal: dependable, communicative, reputable, and they truly care about each and every animal they save.

I really cannot say enough about this rescue and the volunteers. They truly care about the animals…read moreand are there 100% of the way. We had some problems figuring out our dogs health after we adopted him and they were more than willing to help us out and make sure he was 100% healthy. They go above and beyond and have been so supportive of our pups transition into our home even after we signed the papers. This is not always true for rescues so we are very thankful we went with LGAR. We LOVE our doggo and have never been happier. THANK YOU

The owners have a true love for animals and it shows. I highly recommend this rescueread more

From the owner: Our rescue & shelter is proud to be Fear Free certified. We have an Elite Fear Free veterinary…read moreprofessional on our team who is always available to answer any questions. Our mission is to reduce the number of stray and unwanted animals and find loving homes for those who come to us. We are committed to spaying and neutering every cat that comes through our doors, whether they are already in a loving home or searching for one. Join us in our mission to help animals and make a difference in their lives.

I recently adopted an adorable puppy and the process was great. I recommend any organization that…read morehelps take care of animals.

We adopted our new pup Fergus (fka Hot Rod) a week ago and had a fantastic experience with Pawsafe!…read moreAll the pups were great. The adoption event was well organized with only 3 other adopters in our time slot (previous reviews mentioning dozens of people all vying for a handful of dogs are simply not correct). Everyone was calm, friendly, and courteous. Sharon from Pawsafe, who ran the event, was friendly and very welcoming (and has been very conscientious checking in to make sure Fergus is doing well in his new home). The fosters were all there to answer questions about the dogs, hovering like proud parents watching their kid at their first school play. It was just a great experience full of wagging tails and smiling faces. To also come away with a great new pup is the icing on the cake. Can't say enough good things about Pawsafe and would highly recommend!