Tara was a great help in getting our wonderful Rottie a forever home very quickly when we had no…read moreone else to help us. We had to give him up and she had him taken care of within a week. Words can not express how much we are thankful to her and her facility for everything that they did for us and him. Thank you so much!! She keeps us posted with pics of him and his new home. Recommend her very highly.

Tara is beyong connected to the dogs she works with. She was great with one of my rescues. After…read morecontacting over 20 "trainers/animal behavior experts" Tara was the only one that helped us with our furbaby. Big dogs are extremely misunderstood and Tara and her staff know how to speak big misunderstood dog fluently. Thank you Tara and everyone that helps and works with Almost Home Animal Sanctuary.

Ready to adopt a cat Our rescue dog just died at 12 yrs old He was a joy and easy to train High…read moreratings for LCR who gave us 12 yrs of joy with our Havapoo Ricky

In 7/28 I adopted 2 guinea pigs as companions for my existing guinea pig. during my meet and greet…read moreone sneezed several times. I said to Cristina is this one sick? (I know better and should have listened to my gut). I was told he lives with a vet tech and was assured he was not sick. Fast forward 7/30 I have 3 sick guinea pigs now. Their solution was to return them or they take and treat the 2 I adopted. They can not be trusted to adopt out healthy animals so why should I believe they would treat them. Luckily I have a wonderful vet who I trust and is going to help me out. Last Chance Ranch what a joke. Disappointed I gave them more than the adoption fee.

Great bunch of people helping a great cause. There are so many cats and kittens here waiting for…read moreforever homes. If your looking please stop in. The adoption fee is VERY affordable and they come with UTD shots and Leuk/Aids testing. They are just looking for someone to love.

From the owner: We can only assist patrons located within Carbon County, Pennsylvania. Please note, we are a CAT…read moreshelter. If you are interested in dogs, please contact the Carbon County Shelter at 570.325.4828.

Great place, great people. Love what they do. They take very good care of the animals and place is…read morevery clean.

Can't say enough good things about the folks at Furever Home in East Petersburg. They provide a…read moregood environment and the cats here are welcome to live out their lives if nobody adopts them. When I adopted a Pet Pantry cat who was living at Furever Home, I almost felt bad about taking him out of there. Food bowls, litter boxes, cat trees and toys everywhere! Zero rocking chairs! This is kitty Valhalla, at least at shelters go. I told them I couldn't compete with that many trees and toys. But what these cats need most is a home. And that part is working out well, at least in my case. This older male cat had no reason to bond with me but nevertheless, here he is as I write this, hopping into my lap and waiting for me to go to bed so he can curl up next to me.

Would just like to say the previous review is not typical for kittens adopted from new beginnings…read more They have saved many many cats and kitten over the several years we have known them. And they work hard and with love to take care of all they help. I have foster/ raised many kittens and puppy's over the last 50 plus years and they might be healthy and playing one day and unfortunately pass the next day. I had a puppy from a litter I had chosen to keep and after 3 trips to the vet she died in my arms less than one hr after the last vet visit. We were heart broken. But vet did animal autopsy because he was shocked and upset also. Turned out to be a congenital heart defect that is not easy to diagnose. Things like that just happen sometimes. Sorry for your loss, hope you tried again and adopted another kitten to love later.

I am writing this just to inform others of the experience I had with this rescue. If you do not…read morefeel like reading this entire review please just know that this rescue is not the place you should adopt a cat/kitten from. I recently adopted a kitten from New Beginnings Feral Cat Rescue in Wilburton, PA and within two days of having her and upwards of 650 dollars in vet bills my kitten passed away. She passed away from high liver values and being too little at only 1 lb to fight off whatever was happening in her liver. The emergency vet said it could have been congenital defect or that she had not been eating for over a week. At 8 weeks old, the vet said kittens should at least be 2 lbs. I understand that the rescue does not have magical powers to know which cats are born with/without a birth defect, but I am writing this review for how they handled the situation. I feel that the kittens should be vetted before they are adopted out. In addition, the rescue's location is in a very dilapidated house and it was not sanitary. This problem and the owner of the rescues reaction to my kitten passing made me feel broken hearted and frustrated. The owner of the rescue responded afterwards asking me if I wanted another kitten, and that she had one that was "like" my kitten. I felt very upset by this and told her that I would not be adopting another kitten from her rescue in a very respectful manner/tone. The rescue responded with a message that left me feeling like they did not care about the loss of my kitten. Afterwards, the rescue posted on their Facebook page that they were having a tough week and loss a kitten, so I posted a photo of my kitten to remind them and myself that she was loved up until the end. Immediately after I posted it, the rescue deleted the picture and blocked me from the group. I felt so hurt by the fact that they were trying to cover up the fact that they adopted out a sick kitten and that they did not care to acknowledge my kitten in anyway. Also, they refused to refund me for the spay that was included in the 120 adoption fee. I feel that others in the rescue community and adopters should be aware that this rescue is not a reputable place and please think long and hard before adopting a cat/kitten from this rescue.

So happy I was able to adopt my English Cream Golden Retriever from To Love A Canine. I am apart of…read morethis program that trains rescue dogs to become service dogs and was thankfully able to get my wonderful dog for free as a military veteran. The adoption process was easy since I'll be going through the program and they found me a dog that is everything and more than what I wanted and expected in a doggie. She is so relaxed, calm and very lovable. She loves attention and needs it constantly which is what I want. I can't wait to get her trained so she can help me in the home on days where I can't get out of bed because of my back and difficulty doing so. I am so thankful for the team at this rescue for making the adoption experience easy and fast. After they found me a dog that would match my preferences, they emailed me a picture of Navi ( her new name is Navidad, since we bought her before Christmas. We met Navi the next week, and I basically got to bring home my new furry daughter the same day. I was able to meet the foster family who had her to ask questions about her and to find out her favorite treats, food she eats and to get any other information I wanted. Brought Navi home and she bonded quickly with me and my daughter. She dragged me up the steps and somehow knew where we lived. It's like she knew she was home. It's been almost 2 months now since she's been adopted and it has been the best experience of my life. My dog changed me in so many ways, and for her being my first dog I am so happy I got her. Her temperament and personality matches ours and we love her so much. If I decide in the future to get another dog I would adopt from To Love A Canine Rescue again.

This rescue has so many wonderful and caring volunteers. We have gotten two dogs from them, and…read morethey made the transition very easy.

Wonderful people who truly care about all animals. When you want to adopt, you cannot just show up…read moreand take the pet home. They actually screen you & match you with a pet that is for YOU. Their contract states that if for any reason you no longer want the animal, it is to be returned to their facility. If the pet is not wanted by anyone for years to come it doesn't matter. It will live its life there in safety and comfort surrounded by loving, caring people, most of them volunteers. It is a loving sanctuary.

Great organization! They assisted an injured cat in need when no one else would ! They are caring…read morefor her and providing her with much needed vet care ! Truly amazing

We camp near Tamaqua and came across this gem this year. We've traveled to the cat cafe in…read moreWilkes-Barre so we had an idea of what this is like. The owner was very welcoming. The coffee selection was decent for a cat cafe with a big selection of flavor syrups to add to your drink. The little gift shop was fairly priced and had a lot of unique things. I loved the little black cat mascot, as we have a few furry voids at home. There was about 16 cats in the room when we went on a Saturday afternoon. You can tell they are well taken care of and that the staff cleans very frequently in there. With the 3 of us and the other family we had enough room that we didn't feel jammed in. There was one orange cutie that kept trying to knock my Niece's drink off the windowsill, and a precious long haired grey cat that claimed my husband's lap for the last half of the hour. We were given wet treat tubes to feed them which all the cats went nuts for and there were plenty of feather wands and toys for us to interact with the ones who wanted to play. The coal theme plays in perfectly to the area and the wagon appears to be the hang out area for the cats. It was a fun experience we plan to do again soon. It's a great cause (socializing and getting cats adopted) and the owner is obviously passionate about the mission.

1/29/23 I had no idea this business was even here! I found a promotional write up when I was…read moreenjoying brunch at The Station. Kim and Ron are the owners of this very friendly business. Their goal is to find homes for these adorable felines and so far have placed 24 cats into forever homes in just three months. As Ron mentioned, you don't do this kind of business to get rich. I think it's more of a vocation. There is coffee and packaged treats available for sale. Not only that but a selection of T shirts, and fun toys for your favorite feline. The real stars here are the wonderful cats. I personally love how the owners tied in the Coal Region history into this modern forward thinking (in all the right ways) business. You will sign a waiver to enter (customary) the cat area. It is themed with all things Coal, like a mine decoration, pick axe and even a "coal wagon" delivery wagon (the cats seem to love it). We stopped by in passing but you may reserve time online. The number of people permitted is six maximum. The only other such cafe I knew of was in Philadelphia. I believe thanks to Covid and lockdowns that went under. The owners are enthusiastic about helping animals and customers visiting. Please support this incredible business and bring your little ones and friends to enjoy these sweet creatures. I did not get pictures of the entrance room but it is organized and colorful.

They let my family adopt a cat who they claimed was 3 years old. Turns out she was 10 with heart…read morefailure? I've heard so many stories about how horrible they treat the cats there but it makes perfect sense now. i will never set foot in this place again. it's shameful.

My husband and I are seniors. Util two weeks ago,we had a dream of a dog. We adopted her. She was…read morereported as a lab/pit mix of 3 years old. She was 11 years old when she died. There is a hole in our hearts and in our home, so we went to this Hillside SPCA. We fell in love with a dog they showed us and tried to adopt him. They told us that that was fine, and we were told they would call us the next morning "first thing." We were never contacted again after numerous requests for a returned call left on a tape. We are seniors. They never called our vet or our references. We can only guess why they apparently do not want us, but this is our second heartbreak in the 2 weeks since our dog died. Seniors, make SURE they will ACTUALLY allow you to adopt a dog no matter what they tell you to your face.

Bought my puppy here. They were super excited that my scout got adopted. Explained if I would need…read morehelp that I could contact them or the owners of the place at any time. Very sweet girls and the puppies looked happy in the store.

From the owner: Helping puppies find their best friends since 1970read more