Tina, Todd, and all the employees at Legacy Adoption are extremely thoughtful and caring. After we…read morehad a failed adoption in 2020 with another agency, we were in need of a transparent fee schedule and trustworthy counselors. Legacy Adoption's fee schedule is the most transparent in the USA. We spent months looking all over and they are the sole agency that gives a full refund if the placement isn't made. Furthermore, they help you with everything along the way. They made a video for us and other essential information to assist in the matching process. The amount of detail we received about potential matches was impressive. They go to great lengths to ensure both birth mother and adoptive parents are comfortable and confident with the match. Then after the placement, their in-house lawyers take care of all the paperwork which was included in their fees' schedule. Choosing Legacy is a no-brainer and we will definitely use them again in the future. Thanks so much Tina and Todd for our beautiful baby girl!

From the owner: Legacy Adoption Services exists to help build families through the gift of adoption. Our Texas…read moreadoption agency is a resource for adoptive families and expectant parents. Our knowledgeable and caring counselors have years of experience helping women and men navigate emotional decisions to help all parties reach a place of joy and peace. Expectant parents and adoptive parents can find responsive communication, professional support and unbiased counseling. Whether you're considering an adoption plan, or you're waiting to adopt, Legacy can help. If you are pregnant and not sure what do to next, let us help. Legacy Adoption Services provides unplanned pregnancy counseling and planning services. Our counselors are experienced and unbiased, and will support you as your navigate your options.

PLEASE NOTE: This agency wants your baby and the adoptive parents money, they are not an ethical…read moreagency and will use you up and spit you out like you're nothing. Open adoptions are not legally enforced either and this agency does not properly inform birth mothers of their rights and the weight of what they are doing. They are not opposed to side-lining the birth father as well as being exploitative towards birth mothers. If these positive reviews they receive are genuine, good for them- although notice how it's usually the adoptive parents who leave a review. This agency is incredibly predatory. You are risking a lot by choosing this agency. This is speaking from experience. There are a lot of birth mothers being silenced by adoptive agencies like this one. TAC has been the equivalent to child trafficking in my experience (I'm not alone).

20 months ago the littlest-biggest blessing come into our lives in the form of a beautiful newborn…read morebaby girl and now 2 months ago we were blessed again with a little baby boy, her half sibling. The second time around was a bit of rush and we had since moved out of state but Texas Adoption Center made the process so easy which allowed us to focus on the most important part--our children. We will forever be grateful to everyone at TAC. They will forever be a part of our family. Thank you!!

Act of Life is a rather amazing organization, filled with very dedicated volunteers who are willing…read moreto help those in need of unplanned pregnancy information and advocate adoption benefits. While for now they are getting better adjusted to their new facility, they will be renovating and adjusting the offices trying to reach out to all peoples from adults to the youth.

From the owner: Act of Life provides unbiased, accurate adoption information, resources and support for unplanned…read morepregnancy, and for family growth through adoption. Partnering with Pregnancy Help Centers and Christian Adoption Agencies we are able to offer referrals to our clients. If you are considering adoption but don't know where to begin, Act of Life is the place for you!

A Hardest Decision Made with Love: My Adoption Journey with AIM…read more In 1998, I made one of the hardest and most emotional decisions of my entire life--placing my son up for adoption. At the time, I was young, overwhelmed, and facing a situation that felt far bigger than I could handle on my own. The choice did not come easily. It came with countless nights of tears, questions, and soul-searching. But despite the deep sadness and heartache, I knew that the decision had to be made out of love--for the life and future of the child I brought into the world. I didn't walk this journey alone. From the very beginning, the team at AIM (Adoptions in Motion) was there to support me. They offered more than just professional guidance; they gave me compassion, empathy, and a sense of security that I never expected. The women and staff at AIM never judged me for my decision or my circumstances. Instead, they embraced me with kindness and understanding, making me feel like I mattered--and that my emotions were valid. One of the most powerful aspects of working with AIM was how they focused not just on the adoptive family or the baby, but on me as the birth mother. I was never treated like someone who was simply giving something away. They made sure I knew that what I was doing was brave, selfless, and centered in love. I remember sitting in their office, my heart heavy, and a staff member held my hand and told me, "You're not alone. We are with you through every step." And they truly were. Throughout the process, AIM ensured I was physically and emotionally cared for. They checked in on me regularly, helped me navigate medical appointments, and created a safe space for me to process my feelings. They explained every step thoroughly, allowed me to ask as many questions as I needed, and never pushed me to make a decision. Their goal was to empower me to make the best choice for myself and my child--with support, not pressure. Choosing adoption didn't mean I didn't love my son. It meant I loved him enough to want more for him than I could provide at that time in my life. AIM understood that, and they honored it. They helped connect me with a family who was ready, loving, and able to give him everything I hoped he would have--a stable home, a bright future, and unconditional love. Even then, they didn't disappear. They continued to check in and offer counseling and emotional support, reminding me that my story wasn't over just because I had placed my son into another family's arms. To this day, I carry both the pain and the peace of that decision. Pain because I let go of someone I loved more than words can express. Peace because I know he was placed in a safe, loving home where he could thrive. And gratitude--deep gratitude--for AIM, who walked beside me during the darkest time of my life and never let me feel alone. Looking back, I realize that the strength I found in myself was made possible by the strength others shared with me. AIM didn't just help me through an adoption--they helped me see my worth, my courage, and the depth of my love as a mother. For that, I will be forever thankful.

32 years ago in June, 1992, I was a single Mom of a 4 year old and found out I was pregnant. I…read morewasn't with the baby's Daddy. I was living on welfare and had no clue what I was going to do! Then my neighbor told me about AIM Adoptions and it changed my life forever! They aren't there "just to take your baby" and be done with you! Which is such a common misconception!They become your family! They took care of me until I had my baby because I was confined to bed and couldn't work! As I said, it was 32 years ago and I truly feel as if the employees are family even the ones that have since retired. Because they are not just employees - this is not just a job it is a calling! And now God has brought my life full circle and I get to be a part of the team! I was hired in February of this year. I get to be there and give encouragement to the birth mothers having gone through the experience and I get to give the adoptive parents a first hand view of what the birth mother goes through. There is even support for me 32 years later with group counseling. Not only do I feel the agency employees are family, I have a family of birth mothers that know what I have been through and still go through. We are there to love and support each other! I would not trade my experience for anything in the world!! As I have explained to people, placing my child for adoption was the single hardest thing I have ever done in my 57 years but also the single greatest thing I have ever done in my life. So, whether you are a birth mother or a family looking to adopt - AIM Adoptions is the place for you!

Personalized adoption services for birth mothers and aoptive families in multiple states. this is a…read morecaring group of people with many stories of successful adoptions for happy families. They maintain a relationship with their clients and provide on-going support for them through personal contact at a variety of events including an annual picnics and a coming online support forum. I work with them to help them become better known to the community and to famlies who need their services.

From the owner: Family to Family is a non-profit agency specializing in adoption and foster care. We work with…read morebirth mothers and foster and adoptive families as we strive to provide safe and loving homes for our children. Family To Family Adoptions is a close-knit group of professionals who believe adoption is an intimate, joyous experience that brings caring families together to give life and opportunities to a child. As you take the steps toward your individual adoption process, we hope you will choose Family to Family Adoptions. We are unique in purpose and dedicated in our mission. Watch our video for a full description.

Terrible place. Reached out for help when we found out a rescued dog was 5-6 weeks pregnant (the…read moreequivalent of 3rd trimester in humans) and the recommendation was to kill the puppies. From Mary Tipton the cofounder: I would have gone ahead and spayed her today. Pregnant or not. Mary Co-founder K-9 Angels Rescue

The only reason(s) for one star is you can't give 0 and they do claim to help dogs in need. Fair…read morewarning, the head person thinks she received her DVM at a school with a better reputation and education than Texas A&M vet school. My family is known for our love, attention and dedication to our dogs and she treated us like we were the most irresponsible pet owners ever because we followed the advise of our dog's doctor. She went so far as to quote laws that aren't even fact. Another thing is they draw you in with pictures of dogs on their website then they are no where to be found. Also, I hope none of y'all are there if an incident breaks out as they allow people well beyond the capacity of the building limits in at one time. I think the purpose behind this organization is great. They should definitely look for a better "leader". One more educated and caring. All in all I can't be too upset. Their in compassionate demeanor lead me to adopt elsewhere and I have now given a homeless dog a family and home just in time for the holidays.

Odd...when searching for the business "Pup Squad" in the Yelp search box, the business Smashburger…read morekeeps coming up as a result! =/ *gulp* Visited the Pup Squad Animal Rescue location at Houston Pavilions Saturday morning to peep through available pups. The rented space is large, airy, and spacious enough for several kennels to line the walls without overcrowding. Due to the high ceiling, warehouse style accomodation, it smells fairly fresh & clean in here. It's also dark and cool, and most dogs were found napping their way through the morning...a stark difference from other adoption places I've been to. It was easy to move through the space, and foster parents sat next to their pups like proud parents, eager to do a show and tell if so requested. What I liked most about this place is that the dogs here seemed to be happy! I rarely saw nervous, jittery dogs. Most were in their kennel, eager to play with visitors; others in their foster parents' arms, and some napping, barely opening an eye to peer at us. Though I did not come away with a new child that day, I wouldn't hesitate adopting one from this group. I spent a good 20 minutes talking to a foster mom about this organization and I'm completely thankful and hopeful that there are still many altruistic people left in this world. If you're considering adding a member to your family, please put Pup Squad Animal Rescue on your list as a must-visit.

This program is great when you think that most people want to get a puppy when they get a dog, but…read moreif you want to do your part and get a rescue dog, your chances of getting a small breed puppy decreases to about zero. They have dogs in all shapes sizes and colors and all (I'm pretty sure) in good health. Our first visit there we were just curious but pretty interested in getting another dog to play with our very energetic shih-tzu and one that was small enough to accommodate apartment living. We walked around a bit and they did have some really cute dogs, but it wasn't until we spotted this adorable pup that I had the "gotta have this puppy" feeling. They told us he was a puppy mill dog and that he was a Tibetan terrier and maybe about 3 months old. We personally didn't have all day to make a decision and were hesitant to commit on the spot, but they guaranteed that we could have a one week home visit to make sure that we wanted to keep him and that he was compatible with our dog. They would hold the $120 check and if we didn't come back, they'd cash it. So, for $120 you get a puppy in good health who's been socialized through the foster program with as many/all of the shots and exams needed for the applicable age an optional microchip to have put in later rabies and county tags You have to fill out an application form, but they review it on the spot and if you're a shoe-in (i.e. you have a dog or know the risks/responsibilities of having a dog) they let you adopt. It was a painless process and we are very happy with our puppy. These dogs are rescues so I'm attributing that to the fact that we weren't quite sure of the age, how big he'd get, and if he was really the breed they said he was (we thought he was a bit jack russell for a while, but now due to his size, we are back with the Tibetan terrier.) The other great perk to having a rescue is that I know at least the VCA will give you a free first exam for having just adopted a rescue. A great program and system for adopting puppies! Just a note, puppy mill dogs, as I later found out, can have a lot of health problems on their own due to poor/careless breeding. Do your research!