Thanks to AMA so many homeless sick animals have a home, a loving human to take care of them and…read morespoil them! AMA is the most caring non-kill animal shelter I know. These eople are pouring their hearts out for their cause! Every animal that they take in, they care for like its their baby. I'm not exaggerating even a little bit. Thank you AMA for your dedication!

I volunteer at Ama animal rescue for 5 yrs. I love volunteering at the rescue because they are…read morecompassionate towards abusive and neglected animals. They never turn their backs on them. They work very hard on finding homes or finding fosters so they have a second chance of a good life that they deserve.

A lady named Lessa referred me to Julia Zeous pretending they are working together at Gypsy Animal…read moreRescue So they asked me the cat's pictures They get away with 17 of my cats and $2,600.00 which I paid them to fix the cats, vaccinations and microchips After they blocked me and vanished with the cats and money I went to the address of the business they gave me and found nothing but a building( 142 Ave Uin Brooklyn) I WANT MY CATS BACK!!!!

Hi I found a stray kitten in a street about 2 weeks ago I m looking for a shelter for here can you…read morehelp me please

They dropped off my sweet little panther free of charge! She has worked out amazingly!read more

From the owner: NYC is a Cat Adoption Agency That Can Help Rehome Your Cat!read more

This is a great no-kill shelter that takes care of cats, dogs, and all kinds of other animals. They…read moredo important work giving animals a safe place to stay and helping them find homes. Even if you're not able to adopt, you can still make a difference by volunteering to walk the dogs and give them some much-needed exercise, attention, and companionship. A great organization doing a lot of good for animals in Brooklyn.

I visited SCAR looking for a cat to adopt. I fell in love with a tripod darling that was in a cage…read morenear the back of the store. I was told he had just come in and was not ready to be adopted yet he had to be vetted. I kept going back to look at him was truly love at first site for me and he was so cute. After leaving and arriving home I looked at the website and there was the kitten I wanted - up for adoption!!!! I live far enough away to not go back same day. Was planning on going back today (Sunday) Well he is no longer on the website so I suppose he was adopted. Very disappointed.

We are so lucky and blessed we got to welcome Carmelo into our home from Brooklyn Paws--the whole…read moreexperience of adopting was smooth and the cost was beyond reasonable with all the kitty shots and neutering included. Justine is an angel who is diligent, loving, and  caring of all the cats in the shelter--they all have unique histories and backgrounds but all have found temporary found families within the shelter. I love that they all have freedom to roam and play with each other in the large room within the shelter. While visiting, we were able to get a clear sense of each cat's personality by the way the interacted with each other and my partner and me. This little guy was the biggest mush, and we learned that Justine saved him and his siblings from near death by saving his mamma. She told us, "this guy has never had  bad day in his life." If you are looking for a new-feline family member, you will love the experience of finding them at Brooklyn Paws! You can also support the work of caring and rescuing these animals by making a tax deductible donation.

We are so lucky to have found Brooklyn Paws Foundation and Justine! They are very careful with and…read moreprotective of every animal they foster and put with a family, it was easy to see how much they love the animals they work with and want the absolute best for them. We love our new kitten so much and it's clear that she got a great start to life under Justine's loving care! Brooklyn Paws Foundation is so helpful and conscientious about where and who they send their pets to, we couldn't be happier to have gotten our kitty from them :)

I don't understand this rescue group. My cat passed away, so I have 2 boxes from Chewy with about…read more40 cans of renal cat food. I called 3 times and no one ever got back to me. Do you not accept donations? Or is it just rudeness?

I met Keri when I was looking for a house and we immediately bonded over our love of animals. As…read moretime went on and we remained in contact, she would show me the new rescues and keep me up to date on them as well as checking on how my own cats were doing. I eventually adopted a kitten (Diana Ross) and she matched our personalities perfectly. Unfortunately, one of my cats unexpectedly passed away around the time the litter was getting fixed and she let me meet love bug Smokey Robinson where I immediately fell in love. We let him heal and my house to calm down before she brought him over and we immediately bonded, another perfect match and it was great to keep a brother and sister together (for better or worse because they are crazy now). You can tell seconds within meeting these two that their love for animals is immense and they are willing to do so much for them. They provide the best care and only have the animal's beat intentions in mind. It's not about the adopter, it's more about the adoptee as it should be. I highly recommend them whether you're ready to provide a fur-ever home or get a new home.

They hung up on me and wouldn't answer my calls when trying to bring a lost dog. Wouldn't recommend…read morethis business

We adopted a pup, Buddy (aka Biscuit). The best pup to become part of our family. We currently…read morehave a female pup who wanted a brother and now she has one. Regina is fabulous... she helped us introduce them slowly for the perfect meet and greet. Now they are always together and they love each other. Thank you.

ACC Queens has been truly wonderful, a beautiful location and spacious. The staff there, especially…read moreStephanie, are incredibly kind, compassionate, and deeply dedicated to the animals in their care. The adoption process was fast, smooth, and easy to understand. Stephanie was very patient, kind, and helpful. I find the entire team very warm and helpful. I initially came to adopt a kitten I had rescued, but sadly received the heartbreaking news that his health had declined. The staff allowed me to see him and say goodbye, and their empathy in that moment meant more than I can express. After spending some time interacting with the cats there, another little one chose me, and now she is coming home with me. Thank you to the entire team for the care, patience, and love you show every day. I am truly grateful for both the support during a very emotional moment and for helping me bring home my new family member.

I have been there a number of times - for end of life service - I'm a…read moreTNR rescuer and last year I had 6 cats I had to bring in. The people who deal with this service are compassionate. The down side is you cannot be with your cat during their euthanasia - this is a bad thing. We who love cats or dogs (or for that matter any non-human animal that is part of our life) want to be there so they see our face last on this earth and know that we love them dearly. One other thing: I did use the ladies room while there and the hallways smell so horrendous. There is no reason for this. They need to have and should have a proper cleaner for the floors. I know how many animals they must have there for adoption but still.....this is a fairly new facility....get it clean.

Jeff is the real deal - the man is in the trenches confronting the most horrific cruelty and…read morerefusing to turn away. Those of us who support Jeff understand that extraordinarily few people could undertake this kind of rescue effort under the most dire of circumstances and maintain their sanity. But Jeff emerges intact and more committed than ever to ending the dog-meat trade once and for all. He is made of better stuff, as is his team. Not all heroes wear capes.

Our family adopted a dog from one of NDLB's Chinese Sanctuaries in East Asia 7 months ago. I have…read morenothing but praise for all of the staff encountered throughout our adoption process, (which from start to finish took a little more than three months). NDLB is an incredible 501(c) (3) non-profit and their global mission of rescuing dogs and cats from immense suffering and complete abandonment, along with their exceptional care and concern for each survivor (no matter the gravity of each animal's injuries), is nothing short of outstanding. The dog we happened to adopt is a Japanese Akita Inu and happens to go by the name Romeo because he happened to be saved from slaughter on Valentine's Day (on February 14, 2020). The founder of NDLB , Jeff Beri, and his crew actually risked their lives twice to save our dog. Once (due to the strict Covid-19 Restrictions in China at that time and a second time to challenge the people who were about to slaughter him). I personally found all of the NDLB staff I interfaced with during the adoption process very personable and easy to connect with. More importantly, I found the staff demonstrated great care and concern for their animals throughout the adoption process. While waiting for Romeo's freedom flight to New York, we received multiple videos and photo's along with ongoing communication from the NDLB Chinese staff who were with him daily. The New York staff made sure I (along with my husband), understood all the possible challenges that came with adopting a dog from overseas and wanted to make sure we were up for this type of challenge. All I can say is Romeo has completely changed our family's life. Our family over the years has had three dogs. Romeo was our first overseas adoption, by far, he is the most considerate dog we have ever had the pleasure of owning, and is always looking out for our well-being. One last positive has been, over the past months, being able to maintain on going contact with Romeo's team in China, and being able to send photos and videos of him here having all sorts of fun in the USA. (See Romeo enjoying sunbathing below).