A relative reached out here concerning a stray mom and kitten that looked injured and were told…read more"sucks to suck". we instead reached out to our local shelter in Warwick who immediately responded and took action to look after mom and kitten. truly sad that paws cat shelter is so unwilling to help their own local strays.

This place has stars at all because the cats are super friendly and so sweet and deserve a home!!!…read more CONS: I volunteered at this place when I first moved out of my house and started living on my own. I worked three jobs and volunteered every Friday morning and whenever else they called me to come in to scoop litter. The cages are not the cleanest and are actually sorta cramped. There are TOO many cats for the size of the place. One time they took a cat who was positive for FIV (Feline Aids) and had it in a cage squished between all of the other cages! They put blankets to isolate it but it seemed way too cramped and dangerous to me! Obviously the place is run by volunteers. I congratulate them for trying to help the cats in need. Cats need all the help they can get and I am happy this place exists. Whenever someone is looking for a cat I tell them to go here. The only problem is, the owner is the biggest asshole on the planet. Every time I tried to adopt a cat she would make up a reason it couldn't leave the shelter, even going so far as to take one of the completely healthy cats to her house! I filled out an application, brought in the $100, brought in references for one cat. When my boyfriend and I came in she harshly said the cat isn't even ready to be adopted and that I had been turned down by whatever authority looks over the papers. But I know it was just HER! She said her reason was that my mom had brought a bird back to PetCo one time and claimed I'd do the same to a cat. It was ridiculous. I argued with her because I was so hurt. I had been looking forward to adopting the cat for a month and my boyfriend and I had gotten the house ready for him. My boyfriend is a dog handler and a very kind person. I have owned cats before and love them with all my heart. But she still turned me down and said I was unfit to own a cat! That was 2 years ago and to this day I still remember it. Very offensive, rude, pushy and she can't take care of that amount of cats. One even escaped into the ceiling. I knew how to get the cat to come out and she wouldn't let me do it my way so the cat stayed up there for a week. Make sure you're 30+ years old when adopting cats or she'll be very prejudice based on your age. And apparently I am unfit to own a cat, but worthy to volunteer to take care of them... I now have three healthy, happy, loving cats. Wish I was able to adopt the cats I had liked at her shelter, but mine are just as great.

We found the process extensive which is better than just giving dog away so we were ok with this…read more Our problem is that they listed the dog being in not only the same state as us but also the same town as we lived in. Once selected to be able to adopt we were then told our dog was in another state and two hours away from us. Which we did go ahead and adopt but found that all the vaccines were done in an order that made them no longer affective so we had to do all vaccines ourselves. It also seemed to be listed as if our dog had been micro chipped but he was not. Also seems weird that they had several puppies rescued at the same time but didn't know who the mother was which makes me nervous that this could potentially be a dog mill rescue. I also had another friend try and adopt a sibling of our dog where a date and time was set up for the zoom home inspection only to have the person never call for the zoom and never again contacted to reschedule. When my friend asked about this they were told another family had adopted the dog. This seems wrong to do this to someone who took the tone off from work to do a home inspection only to never be contacted to say this had been canceled. This was not even the first step he had already got three references interviewed and and an over the phone interview and vet contacted from previous dogs history and was now just waiting to have the home inspection thru a zoom call never be call again until he reached out to the rescue to see why no one had contacted him at the set time to be then told the dog had been adopted by someone else. This was heartbreaking not only to the guy apply for the dog but to me as someone who had referred him to this company to only have this happen. We lived close by and could have had sibling doggy play dates. Very disappointed.

They took a lot of time w texts and reached out to our references which were all glowing. Zero…read morereason for denial and not even a phone call to explain, just a template email denial. Maybe because we are a same sex couple? Bad business.

I adopted my dog as a puppy in Jan. 2023 at 8 weeks. I had spent months researching rescue groups…read more I am so happy to have settled upon PawSafe. They were responsive to my questions via text or phone throughout the process. When I picked him up, the foster parents were there so there was an opportunity to hear see first hand how loved he had been. I waited a long time to adopt another dog, taking into consideration the high cost of vets, food, insurance, and reputable sitters. He I stretched my budget , but I was prepared, and he is worth his weight in gold. I had not adopted in years, but they were very transparent about the costs involved in the process. They indicated they would take $50 off the bill with proof of neutering, which they did. I was surprised by a couple of negative reviews I saw. The PawSafe Alumni Facebook group is very active. There are hundreds of very happy dogs and owners. We're like a family. I know people often write only when they have negative experiences and the rest of us do not, but I had to weigh in. Dogs everywhere deserve to be rescued. Do not be discouraged!

They have the worst staff my dog has an incision that noone has info about and they are refusing to…read morehave the doctors call me and now I'm at the hospital with vet bills over $3000 and noone cares. This organization is only for profit and does not care at all about the animals passing through.

I spoke to Wendy on the phone she was on her way to to Arizona to pick up an animal, she was very…read moreinformative and helpful looking to adopt a lil doggie girl. Small breed Joe Riley

What an incredible person! When one of Wendy's longtime clients lost a dog, Wendy put an…read moreincredible amount of time & effort into the dog's safe recovery, even though it was the client who had lost the dog. Wendy drove a long distance to oversee the search personally, taking along the client's other dogs to saturate the area with familiar scent. When she had to leave the area, she contacted me (LostPetTracker.net) about the advisability of utilizing Search K9s and hired a local to oversee a successful humane trapping. Happy Ending! Wendy's compassion seems to be surpassed only by her dedication & determination!

We know have Holden/Spike Dudley…read more It all happened with looking for a kitten on FOHA's website. A cute kitten caught out eye. We reached out with questions all answered in great detail. We completed an application online and left a payment. One of our close friends was then contacted as a reference. Next thing I knew we had a home visit scheduled which turned into Spike's first night at our home and a member of our family. It was an easy process and we have a kitten that is very easy going and great with our kids (but not so great with our shower curtain but that's just catnanigans!) Note: The adoption fee cost covered chipping the cat and neutering through a local Providence shelter

Had to deal with a situation where we got a runaround on a cat that was being rescued from a sick…read moreowner. Took our deposit, they were careless about fully vetting the situation. Although we appreciate the notion these a volunteers trying to do the right thing but no common sense was used.

Its never good to go to a site and not get price information,I would be happy to know before hand…read morewhat it is anyway the last time I called them thsy never returned the call so naturally one jumps to oh boy a puppy mill

From the owner: Beautiful, family raised puppies! Poodle, Goldendoodle,…read moreShih-poo, Bernedoodle, Cockapoo, and more ranging in sizes from less than 10 pounds up to 30 pounds. Health certificate, shots, and health guaranteed. Text or call now. We are so confident in the way we raise our puppies around our home that we will stand by our puppies with an amazing health guarantee. Our health guarantee covers all life-threatening genetic disorders and health issues. We believe it is our responsibility to sell healthy puppies as much as it is your responsibility to keep the puppy healthy throughout it's life.  If you are considering the possibility of adding a puppy to your family, we would love to speak to you and assist you in making an educated decision about the right choice of a dog for your family. We are happy to place our puppies with loving, responsible families who have the time, resources and facilities to provide a good and permanent home for their puppy. 

I received the most lovable, socialized and smart kitten. He is the absolute best! I would highly…read morerecommend Sandra's Maine Coon kittens. Smokey is so curious, loves the iPad cat entertaining videos. I am very pleased with this cattery,

From the owner: Our kittens are home-raised, socialized, and absolutely adored! We are a small, home-based cattery…read morewhere giant "floof" balls with big personalities are loved from day one. Our Maine Coons are raised right in our home underfoot, on laps, and often trying to help with everything from laundry to paperwork.

-We adopted a 5-month-old rabbit (Azula) from Aura Rose Rabbitry (owned by Kristen Amaral) on…read more3/29/26 that was later found to be severely malnourished with serious, hereditary dental issues (malocclusion). -Immediate and extensive veterinary care was required, including emergency treatment, surgery complications, and ongoing high‑risk procedures with lifelong consequences. -Vet diagnosed the condition as hereditary, showed us the (easily identifiable) overbite, and explained that the condition worsened into total fracture of all 4 incisors due to being untreated while in the breeder's care for the additional 3 months (typically bunnies are adopted at 2 months). -Breeder's advertised claims (health guarantee, daily handling, litter training, lifetime support) did not match the experience. I contacted the breeder explaining the situation and asking for support. -Breeder refused our requested refund of the $500 adoption fee despite extensive documentation and medical proof that the rabbit already costing x3 this amount in medical bills (and climbing). In the end, I asked Kristen if she would have spent this time and energy saving Azula's life had the rabbit remained unadopted. Kristen blocked me across all platforms immediately after I asked this question, which is a pretty clear answer...

From the owner: At Aura Rose Rabbitry, our vision is to promote the health and well-being of rabbits through…read moreresponsible breeding practices. We believe that every bunny Deserves a loving home. We do not use traditional breeding practices such as small wire bottom cages. We raise all of our bunnies in a free roam area with litter boxes. Each bunny has their own individual “bundominium” filled with toys, tunnels, hideouts, and heat and AC. We spoil our bunnies so they will be loving and social pets for families and individuals alike.