Laurel House recommended that I bring my dog Daisy here after I suspected that my ex hurt her…read more Everyone that we met with was incredible. The care, compassion and kindness that they gave Daisy and I were unmatched. Really amazing experience !. Maureen showed so much compassion when I called and followed up to get Daisy in quickly. Marissa and Chastine checked on Daisy often while we waited and made sure she was comfortable. They, gave her water and love. They even came out to meet us at the car to make sure we entered thru the right door. I was really impressed with Dr. Aime Berman. She was working on a cat that had swallowed a piece of yarn that had tangled up her intestines. The yarn was stuck in several places but she didn't give up. She didn't call it. She worked until she completely removed the yarn. That is the kind of vet I want. One that doesn't give up. She really cares. They are opening a clinic here to treat animals and are open for appointments now. If you need veteran care for your pets I highly recommend you give them a call. The care is excellent and the prices you can't beat. They were one third the price of other vets. They want to help people keep their pets and give their pets the care they need. Give them a call. I'm so glad that I did.

We recently brought a stray cat that we had been feeding for 2 weeks to the Montgomery County SPCA,…read moreand our experience was deeply disappointing. The cat was quarantined for seven days and given gabapentin without our knowledge. Had we known he would be medicated and kept in a dark cage for a full week, we would have made different choices for his care. After the quarantine, the SPCA performed a TNR and released him to us the same day he was neutered early that morning. Typically, cats should have 24 hours to recover from surgery. The carrier they returned him in was old, smelled strongly of urine, and--most concerning (and unbeknownst to us)--was not secured properly. When we got home and set the carrier down in our yard, he escaped immediately. We had a safe home lined up for him and never intended for him to go back outside. It has now been over a week, and he has not returned. When we contacted the SPCA about the unsecured carrier and the situation overall, the staff did not seem overly concerned or empathetic. For an organization whose mission is to ensure the safety and well‑being of animals, this was incredibly discouraging. We trusted them with a vulnerable stray, and we regret that decision. We believe the week he spent confined, medicated, and stressed contributed to the outcome we're now facing. We hope no one else has to go through an experience like this.

Horrible communication, if it weren't for me feeling the dog needs a nice, clean, safe place, I…read morewouldn't deal with them at all. No follow-up ghost call after call, no response for over a week! Do they care about placing the pets, or is your personal information just floating out there with no response? Makes you wonder if they are a legitimate business. They need to do better! Thank you for responding. For clarity, I was never notified of any decline, background check issue, or status update. If your organization made such a determination, it was not communicated to me in any form. I was contacted directly by a coordinator from your rescue, who requested my vet information and photos of my home, which I provided. I also have documented text threads confirming communication from your team. My review was strictly about lack of follow-up and inconsistent communication. A simple message with an update--whatever the decision--would have resolved the matter. I hope future applicants receive clearer and more timely communication so they aren't left without information after providing personal details.

I've adopted three amazing dogs from Rylie's Rescue over the years. Each one with their own story…read more First came a pretty little puppy during COVID who brought so much joy during a hard time. Then a neglected pittie who completely broke my heart and slowly healed with love and patience. And most recently a foster fail. Every experience with Rylie's Rescue was filled with care and support. The team is responsive, compassionate, and devoted to every dog they rescue. I'm so grateful to be part of Rylie's Rescue. If you're thinking about adopting or fostering, I can't recommend them enough.

We board our pups here when they can't come with us. It's the only place we trust. Kim and her…read morestaff are wonderful!

Kim is so sweet! The staff is very nice. Kim is very responsive at answering my texts about…read moreboarding dates, updates, etc. She'll send you photos of your dog. My dog gets excited arriving at Tiny Miracles and is happy to come home, tired and content.

I just got a new puppy. It's tough with new puppies because they need all their shots and…read moreboosters. Plus a micro chip. My vet wanted $150 to do the micro chip and register pup for only one year. I found the Garden State Animal Rescues micro chip clinic and I am glad I did! They were so kind and personable to deal with. They came to my house to do the injection and they registered my pup with home again for life! The fee? $30 because I live in monmouth county! Not only did they do that service, but they gave me info on training and suggested a probiotic for my puppy's upset stomach. Cannot say enough good about them! Thank you so much Garden State Animal Rescue!

Highly recommend for their excellent service, quality work, reasonable rates, great car wash. Tino…read moreis the man!

I adopted my wonderful little boy Spot here after my soulmate Lulu passed away…read more This place offers such a special and unique way to meet little ones and identify who you and your family might click with. My tour guide was extremely patient and thorough and clearly knew the few dozen cats who resided here very well. After I went through the entire house, I wanted to spend some more time with the few cats I felt a special connection with, and she was happy to let me do so. After I filled out a very detailed application, it took about four days for my references to be contacted and my application to be approved. I would come back here in a heartbeat. I highly recommend this one-of-a-kind place to all cat lovers wanting to expand their families.

This place is so wonderful. There are three whole floors of clean, well-maintained, free roaming…read morespaces for cats and kittens. The rooms are organized so that cats are in the best and most comfortable environment for their age and personalities. The staff is so kind and knowledgeable about the cats. We adopted two kittens here and were given cute little blankets to take home with them, and all the information we could possibly need for pet care and vet visits. The adoption fee was super reasonable considering the kitties came fully up to date on all their shots, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. Can't say enough good things about Kitty Cottage!

A wonderful place that sincerely cares for their cats. The place was very clean. The cats were…read morehappy. The person who showed us the cats was great!

Jo Ann goes above for her cats. She is extremely knowledgeable about cats and their behavior she…read morewill help anyone in need. Her shelter is clean, her cats are healthy,fully vetted,spayed and neutered. I would recommend adopting from her.

I adopted my dog from the Abington Branch in Oct. 2022. I am a senior and received a discount. I…read morehad to pick him up from the Conshy location in a two days because he needed to be neutered. My vet said he was about 5 years old. Whoever turned him in gave no information but his name. Now at 9 he has a frosty face. I would recommend them hands and paws down.

Arrived here for the first time Sunday afternoon shortly after they opened to drop off a donation…read moreof towels and a monetary contribution. They only accept debit/ credits cards online and unfortunately 3% goes to processing fees so if you can donate to them directly via cash payment I am sure it is preferred. Now the facility itself looks like an old large house. Enter through the front entrance as some of the entrances there are signs up that it is private resident living (assuming it is a shared property or perhaps one of people that helps run it live in that unit). You wIll be greeted by the person working the phone and computer system and they will inform you cats on the first door on your left and straight back for the dogs. When I first walked through to greet the dogs and give them some love and them me my heart sank a bit as it definitely looks and feels like they need a home to fill up the love. I tried to pet all of them, approx eight to ten dogs total. Seriously thinking of getting more involved as my favorite charity and probably only charity I donate to be honest is for animal welfare. If you can spread some hugs, towels, clean linens, animal beds, unopened pet food, or a monetary donation it will go a long way and I appreciate you supporting a cause close to my heart. As always people SYOY!!!!