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    Bark Bark Wag Dog Rescue

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    1 year ago

    Very nice rescue to work with. They do great work and take the time with the fosters before placing in homes. They were just wonderful..

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    I adopted a dwarf hamster and then a bunny from this rescue back when Iived in Michigan, and had a…read morewonderful experience. They really care about the welfare of the animals, which seems 100% appropriate for an animal rescue. I was grateful for the education and support on how to care for them properly (it's true that domestic rabbits need to be indoors for their health, safety, and wellbeing (just like you wouldn't keep a dog tied up in the yard the time) and that they are too fragile to be pets for small children). This rescue gives their all to care for every animal that comes their way, and I really respect and appreciate them for that. Needless to say, I absolutely adored the pets they adopted out to me. The bunny lived to be almost 14, and it's impossible to put into words how much joy he brought to me and our other bunny (they bonded instantly and were best friends for life!). I highly recommend adopting from here.

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    Impressed beyond words. Previously, we had a negative encounter at this place a couple of years…read moreback. The condition was poor, animals seemed neglected, and the staff was inhospitable. However, upon our recent visit in search of a new furry family member, we were astounded by the remarkable transformation the place had undergone. The facilities have been completely revamped, offering comfortable spaces for the animals. What stood out the most was the genuine kindness and wealth of information shared by every staff member and volunteer we interacted with. Their love and dedication to the well-being of every single animal in their care shone through. Kudos on the exceptional work!

    I went to Taylor Animal Shelter 06/16/26 to adopt a cat named Wilder. He had labored breathing…read more(mouth breathing) and was in obvious distress. I told the front staff receptionist (Hanna) who told me "I should adopt the cat and take it to my vet". I explained that the animals should be in good health when adopted out. I then told Shawn Donovan (supervisor) who said "they weren't going to spend a bunch of money at the vet for me to swoop in and adopt the cat, that's not how shelters work and I should go pick another one". I explained I'd like to complete the paperwork and pay and pick up the cat once he was cleared by vet and he told me "he would not notify me, that he was the boss, and that he did not know what I was not understanding". He then said he would give me the cat and I could take it to my vet. This was easily the most unprofessional and oddest interaction I have ever had with any shelter staff at any shelter. I understand that shelter environments have skeleton staff and budgetary constraints but both Hanna and Shawn Donovan displayed attitudes that show they are unhappy with their jobs. Their actions aren't aligning with animals best interest and they are making rules up as they go with minimal oversight. I hope this reaches someone who cares and can address the issue as multiple reviews mention similar behavior and adoptions are being lost due to poor staff behavior.

    Bark Bark Wag Dog Rescue - petadoption - Updated August 2026

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