Kathy was so very helpful during the adoption process of Cindy Lou and Judy Joelle, meeting me at…read moreGlenwood to hand them off. They are wonderful babies and adapting so quickly to being in our home, sleeping in our bed, and their big brother, Tater. They are bringing us joy!

Miss Kathy is a sweet lady caring for all these puppies and dogs. She gave us a sweet little…read morecavapoo named Frankie and we absolutely adore him! He was neutered whenever we got him and had all his shots. She provided documentation and was very kind to us, giving a very reasonable price and allowing us to visit with him before adopting-she even offered to groom our puppy herself for free before sending us on our way. She is truly doing the lord's work and if anything, all I would say is that she could use some extra hands, so if you would like to help take care of these dogs with her you should reach out!

If you are looking for a furfriend please check this place out. I had been looking for 2 months. I…read morecould not even find a shelter that I could talk to or would get back to me. Could say lot more here but will bite tongue. Finally I guess the powers that be felt sorry for me and sent me here. Went for one kitty but got a different one instead. Pepper is the perfect addition to our family. These people WANT to get their charges adopted. They are great all the way around. I know this is out of the way for most people, but if they have a pet you are interested in, this is the place to go.

These folks do seem to be a caring group, and I will say that if someone has a pet that they need…read moreto rehome, or has found a stray that they can't keep, this is a good call to make. They are a no kill shelter, and I will presume that they screen properly. They ARE small, and they do have a waiting list. That goes without saying. Be aware of that. However, if you are a rescuer in that region...and trust me, that general area (I don't live there any longer. I'm now out of state) is an animal dumping ground, they seem to have an unspoken limit on the number of strays you can bring in to them. They seem to have cut me off after 3 over the course of a year. They didn't come right out and say it, but they just never called me back. Every time I called them (I had trapped and rescued a stray cat that someone had dumped near where my Mom lived...A pretty common occurrence) they would say something like there were 2 in line in front of me or something. But I was watching their Facebook page, and several adoptions would take place, sooo...I would call them back. Nope! Still no space! I finally just wound up keeping this little guy even though I already had 3, and he still doesn't really get along with them...and we live in a really small place! I wasn't planning on another cat. Just no way I would leave him out there on his own! Sigh! It would be more efficient if they would network with other animal shelters in the area, so that when they don't have space they could work on finding a shelter that does. I've seen other shelters and rescues that do that, and it's a really effective way of working such situations out. These folks didn't even have a list of such shelters to give me. Where I was living, I had no internet access other than on my phone with limited data, so couldn't effectively do that research myself. I realize that this rescue is small and with limited resources! And cudos for being no kill!! But it needs to be understood that the surrounding area there is seriously an animal dumping ground! If someone has a heart for animals...but can't reasonably keep every animal they rescue, they are going to need a rescue...or better, a network of rescues willing to work with them. It is also helpful to utilize fosters. I don't recall ever seeing anything about working with fosters on their page or website. I may have missed something there. Just didn't see it. Sorry this is long. It's just that there's a serious need in that area for effective rescues. If not already in place, affordable spay and neuter and TNR programs would be awesome too! Even though I don't live in that area any more, my hope is that maybe over (not too much) time some improvements in the way things are done can be made, and more animal lives can be saved. And isn't that what the goal of rescue is supposed to be in the 1st place? Peace

Called several times today, Monday,1 June. My Mother's elderly dog is throwing up blood. ONLY get a…read morerecorded message with office hours, lunch hours, and the Ft. Smith emergency vet number. Message repeats twice and then hangs up. Have found no means of talking to an actual human. And not everyone has or wants Facebook, the only other means of contacting them. On this information alone I would NOT recommend them.

Very caring! Unfortunately, my kitty didn't get good news. She is 16 years old and the runt of…read moreher litter. The vet was kind to me. I'm glad my friends recommended Pleasant Hills.

KEENAN came out to our community did a wonderful safety CPR training for canines it was amazing…read moreeverybody enjoyed it we learned so much who knew where you go to check the pulse of a dog I know now !! thank you KEENAN for all of your hard work and your love of animals especially those canines!

We are three weeks into the training of our yorkiepoo and WOW!!! Keenan is amazing with her and…read morevery knowledgeable. We see such a difference already in Bella's behavior. She went from not listening and running out the door and us having to chase her to sitting by an open door. She sits when told, she is getting better and better about allowing guests in our home but also protecting when told. Keenan has helped us each learn how to work with her. We highly recommend him.

They are AMAZING!!! They took care of the goat, donkey, 2 colts, and several stubborn retired…read morehorses. He took his time, so patient and kind to each horse. EXCELLENT experience, especially for the little ones.