This is a poorly run rescue. We spent over an hour filling out an application for a dog we were…read morevery excited about. A few days later we got approved, and we told that they were waiting to hear back from the foster for more information about her and to schedule a time to meet. We were very excited to meet her and have a new addition to our family. We didn't hear anything for a week and then she was removed from the website. I had to reach out and ask what was going on as there was no communication. Turns out that AFTER we were told we could adopt her, the foster decided to keep her. While I'm glad the she found her forever home, it was very heartbreaking, such a letdown and a giant waste of time. This experience definitely rubbed me the wrong way.

This shelter really cares about the animals it rescues. They vet potential adopters very…read morethoroughly. They want every adoption to be a good fit. They have a two week trial to adopt period, so you can be sure the dog would do well in your home. I have fostered with them a lot and they always provide foster dogs with needed veterinary care. I highly recommend Homeward Bound Rescue!

Figgi was a 7 year old black cat when I adopted him. He is now 14 years old, happy, so full of…read morelove for me and me for him it brings tears to my eyes. I am an 84 year old women, little family, and live alone with Figgi. I am sure that God will keep us together in Heaven. In my lifetime I have had 5 dogs and 9 cats. I hope I will be with them all forever but Figgi is the best. Thank you Lord. Animals can bring such peace and joy to you and Last Hope sure had a blessing for me - Figgi. Sherry

I wish I could be as carefree and wild But I got cat class…read moreand I got cat style. (Stray Cat Strut) Huge thank you to Last Hope for taking in the sweetest stray cat that wandered into my care, strutting right by with her tail in the air in December. She was too much of a princess to get her dinner from a garbage can, or get a shoe thrown at her from a mean old man! Red Wing doesn't have animal control, and all local shelters were full. The foster-based Camp Companion rescue also never responded back after I filled out their online form...so the situation was getting desperate! Last Hope became my literal last hope, responding immediately that they would be able to place her in foster care after being vetted at a clinic in Burnsville. I was so impressed with their communication and caring--I can't recommend them highly enough! They really do have cat class and cat style!

site shows only two adoptable dogs, neither of which came anywhere near what I'm looking forread more

This business is NOT CLOSED, they are a volunteer run animal rescue group. No formal hours, so most…read morecontact is either through email or phone contact.

please beware and take your time if you're considering working with, volunteering for or adopting…read morethrough Warrior dog. their vetting and medical intervention practices are subpar at best. dogs have been known to be adopted out without proper vetting for potential violence or medical care, and if pets are returned because of these reasons, the rescue doesn't offer refunds, nor do they show any concern or follow up.

This rescue looks like they provide decent care for their dogs, however, the adoption process is…read morerather invasive. They denied me to adopt a dog based on my 12 year old dog's vet history, even though my dog has been deceased almost 3 years now. I've adopted at other shelters before and the process was nothing like this. If there are people willing to adopt these dogs so they aren't living in shelters, you'd think they'd make the process a little easier.

My son and I adopted my pet from the Tri-County Humane Society a few years ago on a sale. He has…read morebeen my sidekick through everything and gets to go on stroller walks. The society took care of everything he needed and called to check on how things were going. I am happy with my cat Pablo.

A kitten who needs medication for on going treatment was stolen by a visitor. This was captured on…read moresecurity camera and this facility is unwilling to share photos or videos so that the perpetrator can be identified. Visitor was not required to sign in, they were left unsupervised and there was no security to stop him. What kind of place allows this. They failed this sweet little kitten, named Marin. Horrible and incompetent management.

This was our first experience adopting a rescue. We have learned a lot during our journey, which…read moretook us almost a year. We were prepared to drive from Minnesota to Indiana to bring home our rescue pup. Along the way we were lied to and tricked by two different rescue organizations that were both out of state. I changed my strategy and decided to confine our search to the twin cities area and fortunately came across Underdog Rescue. I'll admit I was cautious and skeptical because of the bad experiences we had, but I knew I had to look close to home. There is just too much risk to drive 10 hours to purchase a dog you have never even met. Coupled with the fact that they know nothing about whom they are releasing these dogs to. That is really a huge disservice to these animals whom have already been through so much. We highly recommend Underdog Rescue, they run their organization with great integrity and they take their responsibility of placing these animals in safe, loving homes very seriously. Every single step of our adoption process with Underdog Rescue was very well organized, with great communication/response time and everything moved along nicely. From the adoption coordinator, foster family, home visit consultant all whom work full time jobs and volunteer their spare time to place these animals in the loving homes they deserve. We can't thank Underdog Rescue enough for helping us give sweet Carmy (Tutti-Frutti) her forever home!!

Everything. Underdog is so helpful and super responsive. We had a special circumstance, and they…read moremet us where we were on our adoption journey and connected us with our goodest boy, Coach! (Fka Nantucket!) highly recommend working with them.

We had to surrender our 2 dogs to them prior to moving. And we went to Florida to purchase a home…read more Come to find out we did not need to surrender them. So came back to get the twin sister or at least let the twin that is suffering from separation anxiety see her sister and maybe play. But nope they do not care for the animals just their pockets. Very disappointed.

In contact with staff to get a specific cat that was available. Drove 45 minutes to get it. In the…read more8 minutes they were open, they gave it away knowing I was on my way. Poor customer service. Rude staff. If I could give it a zero star I would have.

Very well intentioned. They use a vet in Edina. Which was not told to me til after the fact…read more Extremely inconvenient if you don't live near Edina. Beware if you express interest in a dog you're fostering and don't adopt on their timeline you will be told the dog will be removed.from your home. Even if you've taken excellent care of the dog for months. It feels a little bit like extortion.

Heartwarming and truly caring rescue. Fostering for this rescue has been incredibly fulfilling…read more They are available for questions and support anytime and are very supportive.

Dogs are kept in penned rooms that are part of a farmhouse. Structured activities include outdoor…read moreexercise, social interactions, and alone time. Rooms are furnished with couches, pillows, TV, unfinished rustic floors. The dogs appear to be enjoying themselves, and happy with the environment. Prices are excellent and a good value.

I had a similar experience as the other 1 star reviewers. We boarded our 2 Goldendoodles for 7 days…read morewhile we went to Texas. Our dogs were kept in the basement where we were not allowed to go. Neither one of them ate while we were gone and we were not notified of this and they both had developed diarrhea. No one told us anything until we picked them up! So we went to pick them up after we got back from Texas and could see that something was very wrong. They each had lost 4 lbs!!! The older one was so weak that by the next day she could not stand. We took her to the emergency vet in Coon Rapids where they gave her some IV fluids and prescribed some medication. We were lucky that she made it. Our other dog pulled through okay. The Bed and Bone is not a good place for dogs and there is no communication about your dog. After this incident, I never boarded my dogs again but used Rover to have someone come to the house and stay with them. I highly recommend them. It might cost more but it's worth it, not just in price but in care, plus you're not paying an emergency vet bill. Its a bad bad bad place!