I have volunteered there…read more They keep parrots in healthy condition. If you are looking to adopt, because parrots live long lives, it's a serious commitment. When you are ready, go find one there.

From the owner: Care for, foster and find homes for displaced exotic pets. Domestic non profit charitable…read moreorganization specializing in birds, reptiles and exotic mammals. We typically do not take in dogs, cats or injured wildlife at this time. We also have a team that provides low cost nuisance wildlife control and relocation services, nail/feather trimming, pet sitting and more.Potential adopters are cafefully screened to ensure pets get the best home and care possible. Contributions go directly to animal care expenses and tax deductible. We are in need of caging, animal care equipment, vet expenses, food, medications ect. We also need a trailer to transport animals and equipment. Our staff consists of volunteers only, no one is paid or compensated in any way. Unwanted yard sale and ebay items are appreciated for yard sales and fundraising events. Like us on Facebook and help us continue to help unwanted or displaced pets.

Yes it does smell very bad in their shelter, however, we all must realize that when your neighbor…read morehood, no kill, shelter is over capicity of being able to accept any more animals, it must be overwhelming to deal with all the issues. I did overlook the conditions, and adopted a beautiful, all black, 5 years old female. She bonded right away, has been friendly and thanked me the first night she was sleeping with me, she put her paw on my cheek and curled up with me for the rest of the night. Her name is Princess, and due to unfortunate circumstances, I must return her after only having her for 10 days. Please some one that is looking for a loving wonderful new family member, ASK FOR PRINCESS.

1st and foremost. The ammonia smell is unbelievable. 2nd open by appointment only.?…read moreI realize they are trying to help the cats, but at this rate I don't think any of the cats will ever be adopted.

Very hard to communicate with. They say they will do something and they don't. They string you…read morealong for long periods of time and then ignore you. They do not answer basic questions about their procedures and policies. Responses are very short and cold. They are not communicating with anyone on Facebook, via phone, or email. They have been closed to in person visits for two weeks (which was supposed to be one week) due to another outbreak of kennel cough from what they told the public weeks ago. No updates anywhere including Facebook, their website, or via voicemail. They are actively ignoring the community and dozens of people have been waiting for weeks for information. There is a group of concerned animal advocates on Facebook that have been trying to figure out what is going on because now dogs are disappearing from their website and they are refusing to talk to anyone. I have worked in rescue my entire life and I've never seen anything like this. It is truly mind blowing. We hope the dogs are okay, but nobody knows because they won't talk. At this point, I don't know if we would believe what they say anyways. Trust has been broken. This is by far the most bizarre experience I've ever had with a rescue or shelter in all the decades I've been in rescue professionally and in a volunteer capacity. I used to donate to this place yearly and talk them up every chance I got, I won't be doing that anymore. They are doing the opposite of what a professional, compassionate, and legitimate 501c3 non profit does and it is making the community very uncomfortable. Something isn't right and everyone needs to be aware of what is going on.

The woman behind the front desk is nothing but RUDE! The cat I tried to adopt is still sitting…read morethere a month later. She gave me a disgusted look when I walked in the door and it was obvious she judged me by my tattoos. They NEVER called my vet or references. The sweet lady in the adoption area was surprised the sweet kitty came out and relaxed in my lap. She stated she was going to let the staff know up front of receptive the kitty was because he is a hider. I own my home, my vet knows me and how well I take care of my fur babies. It is disgusting that personal feelings keep an animal from a good loving home. Luckily, another rescue was more than happy to allow me to adopt, but it is just sad for the animals at Suncoast, SPCA.

Lyndie, met with me & my new puppy Charlie, she answered my many questions & provided answers &…read moresuggestions for moving forward to a loving relationship. She was very compassionate, professional & helpful!

Lyndie is awesome! Took such great care of our cat Juliet and provided pictures & videos of her as…read morewell. She also did it with only a weeks notice which was a real lifesaver!

06/17/2024 Very Disappointed in receiving an automated blow-off reply to my email about…read moresurrendering very adorable 6-Kittens including an above offer to pay several hundred dollars to them for taking in the Kittens. But that automated reply is just a tad bit better than the other rescue shelters I contacted who didn't even bother to reply or return a phone call. Sadly this Friday the Kittens will have to be surrendered to the county pound where their life will be short. I have no choice with my Home Owners Association demands. Another, "No good deed goes unpunished." I haven't given up yet!

This family is very diligent with caring for all of the cats and kittens they are caring for. I am…read morea snowbird and will be taking a 5 year old cat Thumper back to New York. I'm so excited, he is a wonderful cat. I also fostered kittens and loved every minute caring for them.

I walk some dogs in the morning. These dogs are treated wonderfully. There are kiddie pools for the…read moredogs on hot days air conditioning & the dogs kennels are cleaned daily. Can't say enough about RAR The animals are treated better than at some homes

I adopted a kitten from Runaways Animal Rescue after fostering her. They originally pulled her from…read morePasco County Animal Services. She was believed to have been hit by a car when she was 2lb. She had a fractured pelvis and a broken back leg. She was supposedly brought in by a good samaritan right after she was hit. She was still under veterinary care from PCAS when I fostered her from Runaways since Runaways did not have a licensed vet on staff. I was given the X-rays that PCAS took of her injuries right after she was brought to the shelter from Runaways when I adopted her. I recently took her to my vet that has 30+ years of experience and runs multiple animal clinics. I have known him for many years and he is the best in Florida. His team is highly skilled and experienced. I made an appointment for them to take new X-rays to see how she has healed. Before they got started, they took a look at my cat's X-rays from when she was a baby and was just brought to PCAS and their jaws dropped. They just stared at them shocked and then looked over at me in disbelief. They have seen it all so I was surprised by their response. They explained very thoroughly what they were seeing in great detail. She should have had surgery immediately on her pelvis and her leg when she was brought to Pasco County Animal Services. The injury was not fresh and calcification was already setting in. She must have been in unimaginable pain for a while before she was brought in. Which is absolutely horrific to think about. Someone brings this kitten in that is terrified, injured, and alone and PCAS didn't even do the bare minimum to help her. They just pumped her with drugs and put her in a cage. Which is exactly what Runaways Animal Rescue did before I fostered her. She was isolated in medical units in both places. No socialization and completely alone. Runways did not do their due diligence by getting a second opinion when they assumed responsibility by pulling her. Due to PCAS not doing ANYTHING to help her, and Runaways not getting a second opinion, her body is permanently damaged for life and will have major issues as she ages. Her pelvis is completely tilted inwards which will eventually make defecating difficult and her legs are different lengths. She can't lay either of her back legs flat and she walks with an odd gait. I asked PCAS about her legs not laying flat when I was her foster. They didn't care and actually contacted Runaways and complained that I reached out to them with concerns. I was then scolded by Runaways for trying to get medical advice from her actual vet. PCAS was the vet that saw her and she was under their care (unfortunately) so they should be the ones answering my questions and helping this poor cat, not some random foster coordinator (Monica) who actually took my kitten off her meds early and kept them for themselves because Monica decided she didn't need them anymore. The foster coordinator had zero medical training and they didn't have a vet on staff. They did nothing to help her, just like PCAS. My cat is needlessly in pain now and is going to suffer as she ages and was extremely traumatized by PCAS and this rescue. She had zero socialization or handling in a positive way and it took me a very long time to work with my cat to get her to even feel safe or comfortable. She struggles every day because of what she went through. It is very clear by her behavior that she has PTSD and likely will for many years to come, if not for the rest of her life. Animals deserve so much better than this and Pasco County Animal Services and their partner Runaways Animal Rescue are 100% responsible for the permanent damage my cat will experience for the rest of her life. I have had other concerning and weird experiences with this rescue and refrained from making a review. But after what I just learned, there is no way I am not speaking up for my cat. She deserved so much better and I will do everything in my power to make her as comfortable as I can for the time I have with her. I will not be reading a reply from the owner.