Beautiful place who appear to genuinely love small breed dogs and work wholeheartedly to find them…read morehomes.

I contacted Yorkie911 after my Yorkie passed offering many of his things and inquiring about…read morefostering since I am not ready to commit to a lifelong buddy yet and have fostered with Yorkie rescues in the past. I received a response from Heidi Walker, who is extremely negative and should not be running a dog rescue. We went back and forth a handful of times. It ultimately ended up being the worst interactions I have ever interacted with a rescue. She is not caring and she should not have interactions with potential adopters and fosters. I hope they find someone else to handle contact/coordination.

Great experience from booking to pickup after the procedure! My cat did well after her surgery and…read moreit was half the price of my vets office!!

I was trying to find a place that would be safe for my son's one-year-old cat to be finally spayed…read more After rescuing her and getting her back to better health, my son realized a year had gone by and she still wasn't fixed. I did read about a lot of negative views, but I know the woman has such a heart Just by speaking with her and really cares about the animals. While I didn't get the service done there, I do highly recommend them and they really could use support in the way ofsupplies, donations, and a good review as well. Just stop by and say hello and get to meet the wonderful staff as they have helped take cats off the street and live a better quality of life.

this place doesn't know how to vet their animals. I felt completely ignored by Lorraine when she…read morecalled me finally, and she wasn't interested in finding out more about my references after sent an email turning down my application. I could easily have provided more detail. I just put down my 21 1/2 year old diabetic cat, who I had been nursing her diseases with shots every 12 hours, brought her monthly to the vet for selencia and bloodwork. how am I not a good person to adopt? she wasn't fair with the interview and I'm sure she already had someone she knew in mind, so then don't put a person through the process then. I was able to provide anything to satisfy the adoption process but Lorraine is obviously just judgmental and overlooks people who understand how to care for a cat.

The owner of this rescue, Heather, is super dedicated and a wonderful animal lover! She is known…read morefor nursing sick kitties back to good health and treats all of the cats as if they were her own. Always looking out for the best interest of the kitties, Heather works closely with a fantastic veterinarian on Long Island and then makes sure the adopter is the very best match for the kitty! I highly recommend Rags to Riches Animal Rescue!

We got the perfect dog for our family from this lovely little place with the most helpful and kind…read morestaff. The entire process at this no-kill shelter was easy and the two days we waited to be approved went by slowly but we were happy to get a lovely little 4 year old Havanese-mix named Little Bo Peep. Friendly and helpful staff made this a wonderful experience. I highly recommend them.

I searched for "dogs for adoption", not pictures of (cute) dogs with holds placed on them or 8 year…read moreolds already adopted. Please update if you actually have any local dogs. I use the'near me' filter bc I can't afford to fly a dog up from Georgia even though I saw one that was adorable, and I would have considered him but he already had a home. But all in all, you have a good website.

I've been dealing with this shelter before it became the Humane Society of Westchester. I've…read moreadopted 2 senior dogs, fostered kittens, bottle babies and a dog. I always had a contact number in case something happened and I needed to speak to someone no matter the time or day. The shelter is always clean and the animals are well cared for. I never seen any animal in the shelter that was uncared for. Their adoption form shows you that they care who adopts their animals. The employees are professional, friendly, understanding and caring. Tiffany the manager is the person I've been dealing with for many years and I never had a complaint about her. She's sincere about her job. The manager before her wasn't alway pleasant but she did care for the animals. Beverly the lady that answers the phone has always been professional. I will continue to bring my TNR cats to the shelter. That project is a great help to keep the kitten population down. It's worth the money. I read some negative reviews and just want to say don't always let them influence you.

We brought our beloved cat, Rascal, to the Humane Society of Westchester during an emergency after…read moreshe suffered extensive injuries to two paws. We trusted them because we'd had three cats TNR'd through them over the years and we've also given them kittens that we found in the past so that they could find homes for them. We were told they could help her in the interim and that we would be coming back to PICK HER UP. We NEVER authorized euthanasia and were NEVER told they believed she could not be saved. Instead, after WE contacted them for an update, they TEXTED us: "Her injuries were bad. We humanely euthanized her." That is how we found out our beloved cat was DEAD. They did not call us. They did not ask permission. They did not give us the chance to take her somewhere else, get another opinion, or say goodbye. They made an irreversible decision for us and only told us AFTER it was already done. They now claim we were told she "couldn't be saved." We were not. If there was any misunderstanding, all they had to do was PICK UP THE PHONE and ask us. Rascal was NOT "just a feral cat." She had a name, a bed, a routine, a home, and people who adored her. She followed us from window to window for pets, jumped inside for treats, lounged with us in the yard, and gave us the sweetest little angel meow when we came home. She was family. She wasn't even four years old. When we went to pick her up, instead of compassion or an apology, we were argued with and treated like a nuisance. We were told, "Why would I take your word over three of my employees?" Then our beloved Rascal was returned to us inside a black garbage bag in our carrier. We have done nothing but cry since this happened. We are devastated that we couldn't protect her and that we trusted the wrong people while desperately trying to get her help. I understand that sometimes euthanasia is the humane choice. That is NOT the issue. The issue is that they made that decision for OUR CAT without communicating with us or giving us the opportunity to make it ourselves. If I could go back in time, I would NEVER entrust my angel to this organization. They may delete this review, delete my comments, or block me. It will not erase what happened. I will continue telling Rascal's story and demanding accountability through every legitimate avenue available to me. I hope karma finds those responsible. And don't worry, it will. We have to live with this loss for the rest of our lives because of the stupidity and the deplorable behavior of these people. They do not care for animals, they "euthanize" them when they don't feel like dealing with them and they have no manners, no empathy, no compassion, and are cold-hearted ugly individuals who don't explain anything to anyone, are poorly trained and horrible -and might I add MISERABLE- at their jobs, and when blamed with the responsibility of killing someone's pet, they turn into the monsters they truly are- they start defending their deplorable actions, they add insult to injury and to the already traumatic situation and they start attacking others instead of taking accountability. Rascal, I will never let you be forgotten, you were and always will be a huge part of my soul. I will love you forever and ever, in this lifetime and the next...

All the volunteers and staff are amazing there angels give there time for free to help these…read morekittens who don't have a voice I've adopted 3 kittens from them and all of them went smoothly without no stress debbi Vicki and tracey and all the others and foster parents are a godsend I highly recommend if your looking to expand your family look no further this is the place.

Grateful Paw is a no-kill all volunteer cat shelter. The cats are not caged and visitors can sit…read moreand play with them in 3 separate rooms. Each room opens up to an enclosed outside area to enjoy the outdoors. You can see pictures of the current cats on petfinder.com under the Grateful Paw Cat Shelter.

I have two ragdolls from Hollywood Ragdolls and can't recommend them enough. Karla answered all of…read moremy many questions and was so kind! She is professional and I am extremely happy with the kittens being litter box trained and the most sweetest, loving kittens I ever met. Thank you Hollywood Ragdolls!

I am terribly upset to see a business that is breeding and selling Pit Bulls (Staffies). I happen…read moreto love and appreciate the breed -- I am a volunteer at the NYC animal shelter and have walked and cared for many of them. They can be great pets. They are also the number one dog breed euthanized in shelters across the country -- including the NYC shelter. There is a shelter in Islip, near Brentwood. Why not ADOPT a pit bull? I don't know the Islip shelter, but I bet Pit Bulls are the number one breed euthanized there too. Please do not support the breeding of Pit Bulls (or any dog for that matter) when so many dogs need homes and so many Pit Bulls lose their lives every single day in local shelters.

The Best! Amazing breeder, great guy, great dogs. I got my blue nose pitbull from them a little…read moreover four years ago and I could not be happier. I got the dog from my son. Many people say that people should not breed dogs that they are wrong. Adoption is not for everyone. I specifically wanted a blue nose pitbull puppy for my son. I wanted this dog to grow up with my son. And I did not wanna take any chances of adopting a dog who had a Trumatic past and was maybe even inbred. That's one great reason for not adopting a dog. I have nothing against adopting, but this is America we should have options.