Such lovely people! They do everything they can to help and rescue puppies who have no home. Thank…read moreyou for being so kind and patient. You are a Gift to those who have no voice.

They made adopting Pideaux a smooth transaction. Very nice folks to deal with. They arranged an…read morearea where we could introduce our Punkin to Pideaux in a large area where the dogs could meet and greet. I think it's going to be a perfect match.

Honestly, it's hard to navigate how to address this issue besides warning others that this rescue…read moreisn't what it seems. My daughter and I went to the Fort Worth animal shelter and fell in love with a beautiful Doberman. We were informed her adoption fee was $0 (keep this in mind) and that she was heartworm positive. Despite this obstacle, my family decided that she would be a great fit and that we could work through any health issues she may have. On our way inside from the play yard to complete adoption paperwork, she had been "tagged for rescue". Despite having her with us and wanting to complete adoption paperwork, rescues trump individual adopters. Unfortunately, there was nothing the shelter could do so I left my contact information in hopes the rescue would reach out and my daughter left in tears. I kept a watch on all of the rescue pages until I found her. To my dismay, not only had I not heard from the rescue and had to submit an inquiry myself, but she was now listed for $450. That is a vast difference from the original fee of $0, especially when the shelter covers any medication she needs prior to adoption. Currently there are three other Dobermans sitting at the shelter (not good fits for my family for other reasons) so it kind of looks like this rescue cherry picks who they deem "savable" and profitable. This is very disheartening because I genuinely believe most rescues have good intentions, but this is clearly not the issue here. I think the whole situation is crappy and has definitely put a bad taste in mine and everyone else's mouth I have informed. I have since rescued another Doberman and she is the best girl. I truly believe everything happens for a reason and although my situation worked out, I feel as if this information needs to be shared.

We are eternally grateful for Doberman Rescue of North Texas. My first dog cooper, is an Australian…read morekelpie and we rescued him from a german Shepard Rescue in dripping springs. We realized almost immediately that cooper needed a friend. We really wanted a Doberman but knew we had to Rescue, so we began the hunt for a great Doberman Rescue. We found Blender 4 hours from our home in Austin, and the moment we saw her face online we made the decision to drive down the coming Sunday. The next part always gets me in the feels. It was me, my boyfriend, and cooper all in the car finally pulling into the Rescue. Low and behold who is sitting there in the only empty parking spot...Blender. She was being walked by a super friendly guy I forgot his name. It was like fate. The one and only spot that was open, our girl just happened to be sitting in taking a break from her walk. The rest is history, we just celebrated our first full year with her last week! Her name is Chianti now (named after our favorite wine lol) she is the light of our lives and she brings out the best in Cooper. They are BEST friends. Our family is whole because of DRNT. Such a great facility doing a truly amazing thing.

I have been looking for a Maine Coon kitten for some time. I became familiar with Jami and Majestic…read moreMaine Coons about 2 years ago. Jami has been really great and patient with me. She has not pushed any kitten, but has been trying to get me a kitten that is in line with my ideal kitten. I got a brown Tabby (Loki). Loki was very socialized. Jamie and her family spend the time to pet and play with the kittens, so Loki warmed up to me pretty quick and wanted play and petting. He explored his area at first and within a couple of hours had played with his toys, eaten, used his litter box and his scratch post(s). He is off to a fast start. I am pretty sure within a month, I will be able to train him to fetch a beer. I highly recommend Jami and her cattery.

Wonderful person to work with! She delivered the cat and was prompt. She has a very warm demeanor…read moreand is flexible.

I have adopted 2 wonderful dogs from this group at different times. The group does their best to…read moreensure all adoptees are the right fit for their new homes. Before the adoption there is an application & home check. In both cases of adoption the foster mothers checked in with me several times to ask if the transition was working out & were available for any questions I might have. I would recommend a rescue group like this - (especially if you are not experienced with dogs straight out of the shelter), as they are experienced with socializing the dogs and have a supportive medical network for needs that might need to be addressed when the dog leaves the city shelter. Before I adopted these 2 I had several Tzus from breeders over the years. I mentioned to Missy, a foster mother, that "I wish I knew more background, etc". She said "Don't worry, these dogs are just happy to be alive & with someone who cares". I thought "yeah, right", but she was absolutely correct, they have both been a total joy in our lives.

My...Oh...My. I'm not even sure where to begin with these guys. I completed an application on their…read morewebsite on Friday, January the 29th, then attended the adoption event at the Euless PetSmart the very next day - Saturday the 30th. My girlfriend and I walked into the store, followed the signage, and turned left about halfway into the store. There, we were immediately judged from two overly fastidious and persnickety (older) women. It was the "tattoos" or the "bold hairstyle" where references were made, and southern judgmental-ism rested. Looking beyond their poor approach, we introduced ourselves, and the ringleader of the troupe came forward to exclaim, "I know who you are. I looked you up online. You have a well-paying job but have no place owning a dog. We don't allow anyone to to adopt that works more than as much as you do!" Stunned at the complete lack of sanity, sheer ignorance and irrevocable (lofty) expectations, I replied, "Well, my family has owned eleven dogs since I was four, and all of them have had wonderful lives. My parents worked normal jobs (six to eight hours) like 95% of the population in the United States, and those dogs never had any issues being alone." A retort bounced back, "You're just not ideal for owning a dog. Good luck to you." Completely flabbergasted, my girlfriend and I walked away. It was definitely for the best that we did not adopt from them... I wound up rescuing a purebred Beagle from Lost Paws Rescue of Texas. The owner, Lisa, conveyed some troubling information about the lady we dealt with at DFW Tzus and how their organization is conducted. Even further concerning, the manager of the PetSmart shared his observations with me, to the tune of "their adoption expectations are elitist and close-minded. That's not what adopting is about, and not what our store stands for." Interestingly, DFW Rescue Me is the exact opposite of DFW Tzus as far as their inner-workings and dedication to finding forever homes for animals. Racism exists not purely and solely in the form of what most people think: skin color. But, more so in the fact that certain styles (fashion) or even lifestyles signify a tattered, sometimes criminal life. I am happy to report that my girlfriend and I both have advanced degrees, excellent careers, strong family ties, and surprisingly Conservative views. Appearances usually are deceiving, and there is no place for judgmental minds or racism in our world any longer.

Love Ragdoll Blues. Our little baby boy is all grown up now and is 10 years old. Happy and healthy!read more

***Warning*** RAGDOLL BLUES Kitten Mill! Kittens with…read moreRINGWORM and EAR MITES Kathy Renteria/RAGDOLL BLUES does not take kittens to be seen by a Veterinarian from birth to being placed in a home!!!! Kathy Renteria/RAGDOLL BLUES sent kittens to new homes with Ringworm and Ear-mites infecting our whole house. Let me be clear. Given the pandemic our house has been isolating for nearly a year. There have been no animals or people other than our immediate family in the home. Our new kitten had scabbing and wounds when we took receipt. Having NEVER had ringworm I had no idea what was going on with our new kitten until 10 days into his time with us. Within 10-12 days we all broke out with ringworm, photos to follow. My elderly mother had it the worst. After surviving COVID she was infected due to Kathy Renteria's irresponsibility. DO NOT get your kitten from Kathy Renteria/RAGDOLL BLUES

Jennifer was great and my Cavalier is Amazing!!! He is beautiful, healthy and the love of my life…read more(right after my kids)!

I wish we could give jettpets 10 stars!!! They are just the best, and our dog is always SO happy to…read moresee them. They are veryyyy accommodating and will do anything to make your pet happy and put you at ease. -I love that they did a meet and greet (at our home, no less!!!) the first time for our pup -They are so flexible with walk times -Payment and scheduling is easy breezy -For doggy day camp, they come pick up our pup!! -They send tons of photo updates -They're service is also SO affordable We just love them!!!

Very impressed with the service and care we received using Jett Pets. Terry came to our house 3…read moretimes a day and I felt like I could actually enjoy my trip without having to worry if my dog was going to be ok. Terry really goes above and beyond based on your and your dogs needs. I loved receiving regular updates with pictures and a report after each visit. I would recommend Terry/Jett Pets to anyone I know without a doubt. Thank you Terry!!

If I could give HoW 10 stars, I would! Seamless application to get my dog into daycare. Jess…read morecommunicates so well on her policy and procedures. My dog LOVES coming to HoW. He practically runs through the gate trying to get to Jess or Allison. All updates are provided via social media. Jess engages with the dogs and keeps them plenty busy. The best is the photo shoots, love them so much. My dog leaves doggy daycare dog tired and sleeps the entire car ride home. So blessed to have HoW!!!

House of Wag is the best place for dogs! Myself and many other clients come from all across DFW to…read moregive our dogs time at her daycare! She treats each dog as her own and provides accommodating customer service with a welcoming attitude. I wish Jess could multiple to open more locations with her at each one, but for now my pup will keep loving each day she gets to spend at House of Wag!