This organization has never had happen what Matt P. has referred to. I happen to be on the board…read moreof directors of The Puppy Rescue Mission and I would be aware of such a tragedy. This organization has great success accomplishing their missions of assisting and fundraising for our Military Men and Women serving in war torn Afghanistan and getting their battle buddies home to their families. These missions are very difficult and the soldiers, airmen, corpsman, seals, marines, etc go to great lengths to keep their furry friends safe in Afghanistan from the brutality that the animals face. These men and women love these animals and look at them as a buddy that cannot be left behind. Please check out Puppy Rescue Mission on Facebook. 300+ Battle Buddies reunited with their soldiers in 2 years. It is truly a Mission of Love. American citizens way of thanking our service men and women for protecting our freedom.

Wish there were 10 stars for rating. Simply put this group does amazing work in the world. They…read moresave dogs and sometimes cats from a difficult life full of abuse and threat of death. These animals give their loyalty and sometimes their lives in the service of our men and women fighting abroad in harsh and challenging locations. Puppy Rescue Mission unites these animals with their human companions once they come back home to the States. A blessing all around. There's not enough ways to say "thank you" for the work you do. So we donate our money and support their cause which I encourage all of you reading this to do.

The people working at this shelter truly care for each animal. They've got lots of quality dogs and…read morecats up for adoption. Check here before you buy a pet. These furbabies need loving homes too.

Betty gibbons if I could give no stars I would. see I…read moreadopted a dog . " and the policy is in writing, but if you don't want the dog or if for some reason it don't work out to bring back to shelter , for a exchange or not. well I adopted this 6 month old dog yes he was great with cats kids but so so depressed. I had him 2 months , his health was at risk because he wasn't eating drinking and he just lay around and didn't do anything so sad. I worked with him and worked with him. He wouldn't mingle or bonded with the rest of the family.. so I made a decision out of the kindness of my to hold my eye that he may never come out of the been so some dogs just don't make it out of it so I took him back for his health to the pound. I basically retreated like a criminal because I returned him, which is unfortunate because I did what I was supposed to be doing our very responsible thing . Reading Facebook posts off and there's been several people who took back pets and those people because they know the people there were able to get a pet. I was told that they wouldn't let me have a pet now because I returned a dog that needed help that's disgusting so no they don't deserve one star and my name is Betty Gibbons and I reside in Ada Oklahoma. the dogs name was Rufus .

Best free vaccination and spaying services for all of the people who live in Denton County. Dogs,…read moreCats, Guinea Pig, and Raccoons can be effectively saved from suffering from broken bones, and the source of human guidance integrated into the experience helps you to keep your life on track, simply by stopping at the Denton Animal Shelter and taking stock of the situation. Human Resources are the key to protect our families from being overwhelmed by their debts and ailments. Take care of yourself because it's your only hope for the better health outcomes you deserve! Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

We adopted a kitten from here. I've never been a cat person, but my wife took my little girl here…read more"just to hold a cat", which I now know means I'll going to have to adopt the cat. I've become soft in my old age I suppose, so I was open to getting the kitten on a whim. I'm told it was free to adopt her. The vaccinations were administered at the shelter for free I think as was the spay. When she came home, the stitches appeared to be sloppy as confirmed by the kitten getting an infection on her belly. There was actually an open wound. The receptionist, young lady, who answered the phone we can called to tell them the situation told us that there is no way she can tell us when there will be a doctor/cat surgeon at the shelter, so we'll just have to come up there and hope we get lucky so our pet doesn't die from an infection. When my wife arrived, an older lady was far more sympathetic, apologized for the way we were treated by the younger, rather flippant receptionist. The older, mature and helpful lady fetched a veterinarian who fixed the stitches issue that happened the first time, replacing them with staples. In the end, our kitten healed fine and is the sweetest cat we've ever met.

Our family met some volunteers at a Petsmart adoption event in McKinney…read more We drove out to Sherman today to donate a number of supplies from our dogs that had passed. We were met by Roxanne and Martha who are also absolute angels. Tori is Martha's right hand girl and protective lol so precious. Everyone that we've met who works or volunteers for this organization has been wonderful. Of course, leave it to these angels to do God's work. Be sure to bring any donations to their adoption events in McKinney or Propser Petsmart on the second and fourth Sundays of every month.

Even though some reviews may have not been perfect. Put yourselves in their shoes of dealing with…read moreunwanted animals and irresponsible owners daily. I've been here and it is always busy . Yes maybe the bed side manner isn't perfect but I get stressed just thinking of what they deal with everyday. Be patient.

They make it nearly impossible for you to adopt any dogs due to us have toddler children. Waste of…read moretime and energy. We went to every dog over 20 + available and had dumb reasons to why we can't adopt them after they saw we had two little kids with us. Saying the dogs to shy, this dog is to hyper this dog is to timid, this dog barks blah blah blah we ended up walking out.

To the City of Duncan...I now call you home! From about 1927 to 1989 it was home to my Grandmother…read moreMuriel A Dunn Thompson. Now 31 years later I've moved into her home on Cedar Ave. Just a charming house that holds so many memories and so much love. So a huge Hello out there to all you Duncanites! Looking forward to my life here.

I would advise anyone looking to work with this organization against it. The representative I…read moreinteracted with was very unprofessional. They were difficult to work with and I believe they lack important social skills it takes to run a non profit organization. I was blamed for the loss of my dog (which I did not lose) and I was told it was all because of me she had not been caught yet. I have had severe anxiety from the experience of losing my dog that I have had to go through extensive therapy to cope with. The rest of the team are wonderful and they have the right intentions.

From the owner: Mutts and Mayhem Emergency Search and Rescue (MMESAR) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded…read morein 2013 by two active duty Paramedics. MMESAR operates a unique and specialized boots on the ground Team providing a coordinated effort in the response, search, rescue and capture phases for sick, injured, and elusive animals in Collin County and immediately neighboring counties. MMESAR does not charge a fee for our services. We receive no federal or state funding and we rely solely on donations from generous individuals, businesses, foundations and grants to support our programs and services. *Cases outside of our service area are accepted on a case by case basis and are based on available resources.

Very affordable dental cleaning. When I first adopted piper her vet quoted me +$1,000 for cleaning…read moreand extractions. I took her to Mexico for cleanings but they never wanted to pull her loose teeth. I found this place through google searches and made her an appointment since they are transparent about pricing. One thing that confused me was the receptionist saying I needed to do her pre-surgical blood work and a dental x-ray, and that I should do that before scheduling. I took her to a local vet and the blood work was $100 but I couldn't find anywhere that did just dental x-ray apparently the dog needs to be under anesthesia so there's no point bc they want to do x-ray and cleaning at the same time so they wouldn't do it. I called TCAP so ask if the x-ray was really necessary and a different receptionist said everything is optional so NOT needed. I wish the original receptionist was more clear about that bc all this pre-dental stuff stressed me out and it wasn't needed. Overall, at pipers dental cleaning the staff was very friendly and they sent me home with everything I needed for after care. Also they have very inexpensive vaccines which I will keep in mind. :)

Several years ago this location use to be great. No issues with vaccinations, spay or teeth for my…read moredog. Fast forward new puppy. It was crowded workers trying to go so fast, they're getting sloppy and making mistakes. I took my puppy for her 3rd set of shots. The tech was in such a rush she vaccinated my puppy near the ribs close to the tummy. The puppy winced and began to bleed. First of all where the heck are they getting these techs from? and what amount of experience is required? The tech said to return in one year. However at checkout the lady at front desk was going so fast she automatically stamped my paper return "next month" after the tech and I discussed I don't need to return for a year. This is not acceptable. Basically they are going too fast and making mistakes due to the number of pets they're allowing in. If TCAP is committed to serving the community with quality care, they'll need to lower the number of pets they see daily. This way it doesn't seem like a mad house and won't make as many mistakes. Definitely more community involvement needed to get this great service under control.