Adopted a rescued pug from Lynn, she was wonderful with information on how to feed and treat…read more dogs both affordable and naturally. The adoption fee include vet check dental cleaning and spaying. My little girl is a true pleasure and this rescue is trustworthy and ideal. Kudos for how it should be, friendly , loving and honest!

The woman who runs the organization is a bit of a pain to work with and will lie to you and tell…read moreyou a dog was adopted when it wasn't. Obviously she lacks the professionalism to just be honest and explain why she doesn't think people are good fits to be dog parents. (although leaving a dog home for 3 hours seems a bit ridiculous of a reason to turn down a dog adoption.) Paws Chicago is a MUCH better organization to support and adopt a dog from!

Great shop and rescue. Lupe knows everything there is to know about snakes! Awesome support for my…read morefirst-time snake owner daughter.

Pets have gotten much better treatment, not as great as it could be but better than most pet…read morestores. They also were extremely kind to me when I had a problem with my rat I had just adopted.

We recently had Dr. Jessica come to our house after our 15 yr old dog was diagnosed with terminal…read moreissues. You could not possibly ask for a kinder person to help through this process - she explains everything thoroughly, does not rush the process and was great with follow up communication as she even returned our dogs ashes to us in about a week. Would without a doubt recommend her to anyone in need of in home euthanasia.

We are so grateful for the calm, kind, gentle guidance of Dr. Jessica Kriner. It was an absolutely…read moregut-wrenching decision to have our 15-year old border collie, Maggie, euthanized at home. It is so helpful to have someone you can ask questions of, to reassure and comfort you at a fraught and emotional time. Every criteria we had was met and exceeded: we wanted Maggie to feel no fear, to have unhurried time with her, to have a clear understanding of what was going to happen, to say goodbye on our terms. Maggie simply and immediately accepted Dr. Kriner's presence, decided she welcomed pets and affection from this sweet person she had never met. The only focus was Maggie, to have her feel complete love surrounding her, to let her enjoy cheeseburgers and chocolate, pets, hugs, kisses, many words of love, to make certain she knew exactly how special she was and always would be and that we were grateful for her life with us. There is no avoiding how heartbreaking a time it is, but to have a precious fur baby handled with love, calmness, gentleness, respect and care is an enormous comfort. We are so profoundly grateful for Dr. Kriner. She returned Maggie's ashes to us with the same compassion with which Maggie left our home. We are unspeakably touched by every aspect of interaction with Dr. Jessica Kriner of Compassionate Heart.

Adopted our dog from Tiny and Tall, very impressed with their process…read more Got the best dog ever, 7 yrs ago.

Attempted to adopt with a local animal rescue only to find out they were up charging to provide…read moremedical care for other dogs in their facility. Found Tiny and Tall and it was a great experience from the beginning to end! My phone interview was very pleasant and she was very friendly and informative. The foster mom reached out to me immediately as well. She was very friendly and answered ALL my questions. She then offered to meet 1/2 way between her and I. She was FANTASTIC! While in her foster care "Clark" was well loved you could tell. He was very social after being just rescued less than a week ago. She didn't tell us things we wanted to hear. She was honest with his training and where he was in process. He's fitting in nicely! I will definitely say that I would 100% recommend this rescue based on our experience!

We visited to spend a few hours petting the dogs. We brought a few bags of dog food and gave all…read morethe dogs treats. What a great way to get in a better mood playing with puppies.

i have adopted 2 of my dogs here. they are amazing. They both were rescued by Rescue Warriors Corp…read morefrom a high kill shelter in Kentucky. Rescue Warriors really does everything they can to find you the dog of your dreams and truly cares about these animals. They are a foster based rescue so these pets havent been living in a cage prior to your adoption. They are all vetted and the spay/neuter and age vaccines come with the adoption fee! Please check them out if you are looking for a pet! Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/RescueWarriorsCorp?ref=ts&fref=ts Website www.rescuewarriorscorp.com Adopt dont Shop!!! Amazing Organization!!! Foster based animal rescue doing some amazing things!

I was there recently. They only had a few cats. This made it difficult for me to find the cat I…read morewanted.

This place makes it next to impossible to adopt a dog. They preach "rescue a dog", but it's not…read moreeasy because it's run so badly. I've heard this from many people, but now have seen it for myself.

I began going to Randall Road Animal Hospital back in 2014 when I got my 7 month old lab, Jake…read more.. I regret every stepping foot into this place and putting my trust in them- I recently found out my dog has chronic pancreatitis after going to Bowes Animal Hospital because Randall Road was either closed since it was a Monday when I needed to bring my pet in or they were booked when I needed them most. I've had bloodwork done on Jake routinely when he became a senior- everytime Randall Road Animal Hospital would call me with the results, they would say his liapse is high, quit feeding him table scraps, tho we don't feed him table scraps.. and failed to do further testing to find out what was REALLY going on-I took him to Bowes Animal Hospital, repeated blood work as his liver enzymes were elevated- Bowes recommended further testing as his liapse was high and so was his liver enzymes, which indicates inflammation somewhere.. well, after five years of elevated blood work at Randall road, he was diagnosed tonight with chronic pancreatitis- Not only did we find out he has pancreatitis- he also has cancer. I was told by Randall Road a lump on his ankle was probably a fatty cyst- further testing was done once again at Bowes after Dr said that's not a fatty cyst- came back as soft tissue sarcoma- removal for this can't be done until pancreatitis is treated if it's able to be treated. Lastly, my dog also suffers from laryngeal paralysis- I took it upon myself to research meds to give him to calm him down as excitement causes laryngeal paralysis to get worse... medication Randall Road recommended for arthritis- liberala, found out after doing my OWN research doesn't interact well with dogs that have laryngeal paralysis, so I recommended he be switched. I am so disappointed and most of all let my pup down... please think twice before choosing this place to be your place to take your babies too- I put my trust into this place and was let down not once but three times and have a pup who suffered from it

Amazing Vet office that has treated my dogs like family since the first day i have brought them in…read moreas Puppies. The staff here is amazing and have gone above and beyond answering my questions when my one dog was experiencing stomach issues in his youth. This will be the only vet office i every use for my furry family members. Also after reading some of the other reviews i just want to say i have delt with the office manager Lisa many times and not only is she always a pleasure to speak with in my experience she is also extremely knowledgeable and sweet!

I love this group so much. We had been looking for a pup and we were referred to ARF and I have had…read moreextraordinary service! Everyone has been so nice, kind, and their dedication to their mission is unwavering. I'm so grateful to them for our Louie !!! 100% gold star

I'm not sure that these folks actually want to adopt out their rescue pups. Was approved and got…read morean email stating I was approved. Second email said wait 5-7 days and respond with dogs you're interested in, which I did. Never heard back. Ended up going to a local rescue and adopted a senior companion with special needs to add to the family. Our last rescue we had for over 11 years and we kept in touch with not only his rescue (yearly with donations and events), but with the actual person who rescued him. We are sorry ARF turned out to be such a disappointment with no communication after application approval. But nonetheless, it worked out for us and the rescue we rescued from. I was warned in the therapy dog community not to attempt to adopt from them and they were correct. Hate to leave a bad review since it's all volunteers, but simple communication goes a long way when there are a lot of pups waiting for forever homes out there.