We rescued our Frenchie (Brandy) at Our Pal's Place on Feb. 18, 2024. The entire staff was so…read morehelpful and so loving towards their rescues. They helped us and answered all our questions. Brandy is a perfect fit for us and so loving. We have boarded her twice at Our Pals Place and their attentiveness to our questions, or instructions on what our Brandy eats. They let us bring her bed, blanket, toy, food and meds. Gigi, the Owner and Director is on site, and she makes everything so easy. We were on vacation, and we received two photos of our Brandy playing with large and small dogs. They introduced her to others slowly to make sure all was alright. Our Pal's Place is by far #1 in our book for this area. Privately run and not a large corporate boarding facility. I cannot say enough. Thank you, Gigi and your staff.

We found a beautiful German Shepard mix today at the Dollar Store up the street. We could tell the…read moredog belonged to someone because the dog looked very well cared for (the dog looked to be at least 80 pounds or more) but its obvious he is lost. The poor guy kept going up to every car in the parking lot hoping he would bump into someone he knew. At one point he actually ran toward the main intersection and we actually had to run out to grab him. After a quick search on Google we found Our Pal's and decided to bring the lost dog here to see if we can find his owner. We talked to Gigi the owner who was so nice and helpful. She gave us the name of a vet down the street (Shallowford Animal Hospital) who could check to see if he is chipped. We could tell Gia cared about our lost dog and even gave us a really strong leash to use... Thanks to Our Pal's we were able to find the lost dog's owner. Thanks Gia and the staff here....you guys are an animal's best friend.

I visited to see the facility and process, as they were one of the few that promote feline…read moreadoptions. Here are my initial observations: 1) The kitten and senior cat rooms are separate, and are well kept. 2) Yes they run freely, but within the confines of their respective rooms 3) They have a military discount for veterans. 4) They will adopt out furbabies with FIV, etc. I actually pet a small kitten and realized he had a neuro condition poor thing, but nothing was mentioned about it before entering the room. 5) the kitten room has plenty of space for the kitties but only comfortably accommodates 2 couples, especially when children are in tow. So plan your visit accordingly. 6) Public hours are on weekends today's having at least 5 friendly volunteers fit just sitting at the front office, so NO reason for them not to answer the phone - and YES, it's an unfortunate truth fur weekdays AND weekends. 7) Visit early to catch them in more interactive moods, where you can observe their truer personalities and 8) 6Lastly, but DEFINITELY NOT LEAST, while we were properly greeted and briefed, let's just say there was definitely an initial double take and a few stares that lingered just a nanosecond too long (We're a mixed couple) IYKYK Overall, our experience was a mixed bag. Not to sure if I would recommend.

Poorly run. You can't even speak to a live person during the week and they only have adoptions on…read morethe weekend. That's like Amazon being closed Monday thru Friday. Ridiculous. Just go to the Humane society and save yourself the aggrevation.

Heartbreaking to write this... They currently have an…read moreelderly dog that I am interested in meeting. So few people want to adopt older animals, so I expected a positive experience. What I got was...NO EXPERIENCE AT ALL. Did not respond to multiple emails/contact through the website/multiple phone calls. Literally no response at all. And they don't let you come by in person without an appointment. How do you get an appointment when no one will return your calls/emails??? Heartbreaking. For potential adopters and for the precious animals in their care.

Don't Forget Our Four Legged Friends during the CoVid-19 crisis…read more I recently dropped off 50 pounds of food and a few other items. It was super easy - I just left them near the back porch. They have a Wish List of needed donation items on their website. * Please Help These Poor Animals * The Humane Society of Cobb County is an independent, nonprofit, NO-KILL shelter. It is Not affiliated with Cobb County government, or any other local or national humane society or animal welfare organization, and they are funded primarily from donations.

Adopted our last dog from Mostly Mutts. Wonderful organization can't wait until they open their…read morebuilding next door. They truly care about the dog and cat community.

I adopted Astrid (formerly Marcy) last week. The staff are mostly volunteers, but they run a great…read morefacility and they show genuine care and love for the animals. They do an interview and check references, and they're very concerned with making sure the animal goes to a good home. They made sure she was up to date on all her veterinary care and provided me with detailed information on her health history. They even stamped a tag for me while we were interviewing. I am incredibly impressed with the whole operation, particularly Jonnie, who was a great help in speeding our application along.

This rescue organization will always have a special place in my heart. We got our Rottie/GSD mix…read morefrom them about 2.5 years ago. They were very careful to make sure that they were placing the dog in a safe home, and came out to inspect our property. They also had us commit to getting him neutered (which they paid for) and also microchipped. Our dog, Max, is one of the best things that has ever happened to us. They saved he and his brothers and sisters from being put down after they were found by the DeKalb Animal Control in a dumpster at Perimeter Mall. This is a really wonderful place from which to adopt a puppy or dog. I am so glad that we went the Mutt Madd-ness route instead of adopting from a pet store.

From the owner: Mutt Madd-ness is a non-profit, no-kill dog rescue serving the Atlanta area…read more We have our dogs at Petsmart every Saturday (excluding holidays). The Petsmart is located at 1285 Johnson's Ferry Road | Marietta, GA 30068. You can also see our adoptable dogs on our web site. All of our rescued dogs are fostered by loving families. We are always looking for new foster homes...with you as a foster, that's another puppy's life saved..won't you please consider becoming a Mutt Madd-ness foster?

Sarah's home is close to my office. We took our 3.5 month old boxer pup there when we went out of…read moretown last Friday. One of the things we liked most about Sarah's Pet Corner is that we didn't have to leave our puppy in a place where he'd be stuck in a tiny cage with little socialization and exercise. After his stay, she provided us with homemade puppy treats, a "report card" of how he did and a dvd slideshow with pictures of him playing. You can tell that she genuinely has a passion for what she does. I know that Brewer had a blast while he was there....he was so tired when we picked him up that he cuddled up with me and slept on my lap for the very first time. We trust Sarah and have now taken Brewer back there every time we are out of town. He LOVES going to visit his friends at Sarah's Pet Corner :)

Sarah's Pet Corner is absolutely the best in-home boarding and doggy daycare we have found. Sarah…read moreis well-trained and experienced. The services at SPC are highly professional and personal. Annie and Holly, our two mixed-labs, love going to SPC and we enjoy our time away much more when we are confident that they are safe and will be given the same love and attention that we give them. We will not take our girls anywhere but Sarah's Pet Corner! Tommy and Margaret Torbert Marietta, GA

Great great people! Very welcoming , helpful, and accommodating without being pushy! The animals…read moreare clearly well loved and well cared for.

Beautiful facility somewhat off the beaten path. If you've had bad experiences with shelters before…read more(barking dogs, the smell, chaos, etc.) I encourage you to visit the Atlanta Humane Society. The dogs are kept in nicer spaces that are behind glass. If you're interested in interacting with the pets, you let an employee/volunteer know and you're put into a room to spend time together. We were only casually looking and there with a friend who was considering adopting. In her interactions in the days leading up to our visit, the said the staff was very quick to respond and helpful. The one downside was that I felt the staff/volunteers were very pushy in trying to get the animals adopted... but at the end of the day, they're also just doing their jobs!

This Business is wonderful and priced well. It only has actual veterinarians at certain hours, so…read moreit is not an emergency clinic. They are so dedicated to saving animals and getting animals adopted, they will do flips for any animal that needs help. Paw Project is so connected to our community. You can know your donation is being put to good use. I just love the place. I got my last recue from their program.

Quick easy affordable vet! Plus they are very helpful to the community. I picked up a free bag of…read moredog food for my pup. Which was really needed this month.