I have to update my review, after working with this rescue for about 3 years I no longer feel the…read moresame way about this rescue and I can not recommend it to anyone. Terribly disappointed with this rescue and what it claimed to represent. Adopted my sweet Brian from Leave No Paws Behind. I love everything that about LNPB, Toby saves the seniors and the animals that have a very small chance of surviving because she does not want them to die alone. Luckily she took a chance on Brian and he did survive and now is the most loving dog! Thank You LNPB!!

I wanted an older dog to hang out with the one I already had and found this rescue. We've…read moreadopted/fostered 3 dogs from them and have adored them all. Toby is great to work with on any medical issues I've had while fostering and was so helpful when one of them was too sick to go on. She's very protective of all these animals and will always do what's best for each of them. I've seen someone say there was no home check but I had one.

I found this rescue on Yelp, and then I checked out their website! A friend of mine, located in…read moreBellflower, needed assistance, when he woke up to a surprise and found a momma cat that gave birth to 6 kittens, yesterday morning. The cat is a neighborhood kitty, and was a total sweetheart. I reached out to this cat rescue through text, and they responded in a quick manner. I gave them my friend's information, and they reached out to him to offer assistance. I realize how busy cat rescues can be, but I'm very grateful to Covenant Cat Rescue for their swift response. Overall, I'm super impressed with them! Please consider giving them some love and support for what they do! Check out their website. They are very resourceful, friendly, responsive, and incredibly knowledgeable about their compassion for cats! Incredibly grateful to this cat rescue!!!! Beyond 5 Stars! They have hearts!!! Thank you!!!!

After reaching out to many many many cat rescue organizations, Covenant Cat Rescue was the only one…read moreto come through! The volunteers are so compassionate and knowledgeable. They were able to catch the five kittens in backyard within a few hours- and we now have plans to TNR mom and dad. THANK YOU COVENANT CAT RESCUE.

everyone there is very nice and knowledgeable. The facility is really clean and they take good care…read moreof their animals. It's hard to put a value on a but it was really inexpensive to take our little dog home we wanted. The make sure that they're healthy before they go home and they have licensing right there. I would definitely go back if I was gonna pick another animal.

I adopted a kitten from Tales of the Paw a few months ago, and it was the best decision! Natalia…read morewas very communicative from the start and listened to my concerns to ensure we were a good match. My kitten's foster let me spend an hour with her to give her time to warm up to me, which shows how much they care about finding the right home for their animals. After adoption, Tales of the Paw also arranged for a consult session with a cat behaviorist, which I thought was very unique and made us feel extra supported. I'm so grateful that Tales of the Paw took in Mochi when she was a sick 4-week-old kitten and raised her into a confident and loving kitty who has stolen our hearts!

In 2013, my wife wanted to adopt a black cat. As it turns out, Geekitties, who was going by a…read moredifferent name at the time, had two litters brought in from a construction site in Burbank; one was a litter of black kittens. I found one who was sleeping away from the others. His name was Eddie. Eight years later, Eddie continues to bring us joy and I want to thank Geekitties for taking him in with his brothers and sisters and making them available to the world.

I am a huge fan of GeeKitties! Having both been an adopter and volunteer, I'm so grateful for this…read morerescue and for all they do! The space the kitties have was made with love and gives them everything they need including tons of social time and attention. Donna is an amazing human and works endlessly to make sure the rescue and the kitties has everything it needs. I'm always happy to offer support in any way I can and I'm so grateful to GeeKitties for introducing me to two amazing kitties I adopted :)

I got the love of my life from Adopt Me Rescue. I will be forever grateful. They are loving and…read morecaring and have the most sweet and adorable pups. They also do a lot to help senior, special needs, and ill dogs. Thank you for my sweet scruffy boy, Adopt Me Rescue.

My heart is broken following the loss of founder Laura Dash. She has rescued over 5,000 dogs since…read moreits inception. So glad to hear her legacy will continue on with the new director. Amazing work with dogs.

I've adopted from Stray No More twice, and they are truly the most incredible rescue in LA. Their…read morevolunteers work tirelessly and care so so much about each and every cat they work with, and they always put their cats first. I initially adopted two brothers in early spring of 2024, but tragically lost one of the brothers to a freak house fire. After about 6 months when I felt ready enough to adopt another cat as a companion to my surviving cat, Stray No More helped me find the perfect fit for me and Murphy. Now Murphy and Ruby are besties, and I greatly appreciate the patience and the care SNM took to ensure we found the perfect pairing!

There was a time when I didn't understand why rescues are careful about adopting out single…read morekittens. My thought was, "a home is a home, so why should it matter?" But when we got our very first kitten 15+ years ago from a cousin's litter, we quickly learned that she was lonely and really needed a friend. Lesson learned, rescues aren't trying to be difficult, they're trying to do right by the animals (and yes, we later got her a friend ). Our family adopted our cat, Salsa, from Stray No More about three years ago. Her story broke my heart, she had been tossed in a garbage can outside of a Petco, and the employees brought her to Stray No More, who immediately stepped up to care for her. At the time, we weren't sure if we were ready to adopt another cat, so the rescue let us take her in as a foster-to-adopt. I think this is such a thoughtful option for people who want to "test the waters" before making a lifelong commitment. It didn't take long for Salsa to show us she was already home. My son fell in love with her spunky energy and mischievous streak right away, and we knew we couldn't imagine our home without her. Three years later, she's still keeping us on our toes with her "tortitude" and making us laugh daily. I'm so grateful that Stray No More was there for Salsa when she needed it most, and now a volunteer, I've seen firsthand how much care and intention they put into their adoption process. If you're looking to adopt, know that their guidelines come from a place of love for the animals and the joy of finding the right match is absolutely worth it.

I feel the need to share my dissatisfaction and poor treatment by this rescue. In the end one of…read morethe dogs I tried to adopt was harmed, in addition to me and my son because of how they mishandled everything. It was only 48 hours before getting this dog that the foster parent, not the rescue, informed me she had a prolapse rectum. The shelter didn't even know. Outside of being told she had a small cataract in her left eye, was told nothing else was wrong. In fact, the owner said she was "perfect.". This dog had dental disease, severe scarring in both ears and eyes to where she had limited vision and hearing. She was not potty trained at all. She was also severely underweight and could not handle a walk more than about four houses down my street. I agreed to take her with the understanding she would get the prolapse surgery after I got her, paid for by the shelter. The owner continued to disagree with every vet that saw her to talk about the surgery. No vet wanted to operate on her because she was malnourished and it was unclear why she was not able to gain any weight. All three vets said she should go on a hydrolyzed protein diet. The owner of the shelter refused stating the only food I could feed her was farmers dog. Finally after two months, the owner said I could put her on hydrolyzed protein food and she started gaining some weight. She had to get an ultrasound before the hospital would agree to do the surgery at that point. It took six weeks for the shelter to connect with the hospital that did the ultrasound to talk about next steps for the surgery. By that point I had had this dog for over three months and was dealing with all of the stuff I mentioned above. Because of all that at some point, I decided I could not do it anymore. It was a very painful decision to make and the shelter, made it extremely hard for me in the end. They were difficult to communicate with. I agreed to just fly her back to LA myself and the plan then changed three different times. They said they would come get her on a certain day, then changed it to another day then I said I would just bring her like I had planned then they asked me to keep her until they could find a place for her even though they said they had a place for her to go. Long story short it was extremely hard. I will put pictures of the texts from the owner in the end, who told me to literally stop complaining. The amount of time and money I spent out of my own pocket on this dog was significant. I thought at least an apology would be given, when I asked for one, the worker at the shelter stayed silent on the phone. And then the owner told me to stop complaining as you can see in the text photos. I share this to warn other people about what you might go through if you try to adopt a dog through them.

Avoid this rescue. They list their dogs as being in Colorado, yet they are actually in California…read more They avoided answering our questions and then blamed us for not wanting to do a "virtual" meet and greet. How does that help us determine the dog's temperament or how he would interact with our current dog, all of which we disclosed to the rescue. When we told them what kind of dog we were interested in adopting they tired to bait and switch us to another dog. Completely unethical.

I foster for this organization. It is great! They have saved so many kitties lives.read more

I just got help from the cats meow animal rescue partner @Geekitties Rescue with lots of cat food…read morefor my street cats. became unemployed for a few months wasn't able to buy them food. Geekitties help supply the food needed to keep the street cats alive!!! THANK YOU