Hello i am one of the moms that found it in my childs best interest to give that little precious…read moreone a better chance at a good life and home, that was 23 years ago and Im so nervous about that choice from so long ago still. although it was so the hardest thing i ever did i was givin great support and understanding from Love Basket . Sincerely CD from MO.

I got my baby Zeus when he was only 2 months 1/2 and they help to take my baby with me he is the…read moresweetest boy best decision ever

I'm grateful they were able to take in the stray Boston Terrier we found. She had no microchip, and…read moreI'm relieved she's safe now. That said, our interaction with Lance was surprisingly rude and dismissive. When we told him we'd been calling her "Mama," he rolled his eyes and said, "We have so many Mamas," like it was an inconvenience. When my friend offered to foster, he brushed her off, saying the dog would "probably get adopted quickly anyway" and that she could "maybe go on the website." He also made the whole intake process uncomfortable. I was sitting with the dog in my lap when he sat at a desk far away, asked for my ID (which my friend had to bring to him), and then slapped it back on the counter without a word. The entire time he was typing things in, he didn't explain what he was doing, what the next steps were, or even why he needed my info. I'm thankful they took the dog in, but the lack of kindness or communication really soured the experience. It shouldn't feel like a burden to bring in an animal who needs help.

Our sweet Elle Woods is from Stray Rescue and from all of the interaction I have had with SR, I…read morehave only positive things to say. The application process was easy. The coordination with the foster was good. The dog is a sweetheart and when I dropped off some blankets and towels to the SR office, the staff was friendly and interested to see how Elle was settling in. Animal rescue is a heartbreaking business and I am thankful to have them looking out for animals in St. Louis.

They turned me way when I found a big dog in the streets and I brought him there to be sheltered…read more They claimed it was my dog, because I brought him in. Secondly they claimed no room for him, and would not help any further. Staff was blunt and bordered on nasty and disinterested.

For anyone who needs their pet spayed or neutered this is not the place to go if you're on a…read morebudget. I thought that I could come to a humane society that marketed themselves as a low cost clinic....turns out I'm $850 in the hole to spay my two cats. The price package was not well explained, other options were not given and when I asked for an itemized bill it was very underwhelming and lacked actual numbers. I called multiple people within the facility and asked for a breakdown and to better understand and got the run around. It's crazy to me that the humane society is that expensive. I won't be going back.

Adopted a 6 year old Chihuahua female, 4 pounds. Had lived most of her life in a cage, and was not…read morehouse or pad trained. She knew no commands at all! She doesn't know how to play and doesn't know what toys or balls are for. So sad! After 3 weeks she knows: no, walk, out, cookie, dinner, home and good girl. She is so sweet and affectionate. I am using a training program for Chihuahuas and it is going well. So thankful for finding her!

Great, clean and organized service. We got our beautiful young cat from them…read more It is a great adoption place and is providing comfortable environment for all their pets.

Everything went well here despite ourselves. My boyfriend was coming into town to visit but he has…read morean anxious dog that hasn't met my anxious cat, so we thought it would be best to board him (he's REALLY good at "school") for the weekend while he was in town. His normal place sent him a last minute email that they had accidentally overbooked and he would be waitlisted. By last minute, I mean 30 mins before we were going to leave and drop him off. In a panic, we found Country Acres, who was able to take him last minute. They are incredible kind and patient, despite us getting every piece of information wrong. We knew his pup was in good hands, because all of the handlers we met were so nice and understanding, and at pick up explained he had actually ran out of food in the morning and they supplemented. The facility is extremely well maintained, offers additional services to really make your furry family member feel at home or pampered.

DO NOT USE THESE PEOPLE!!! "Olivia" (who runs the adoption service for this company), is rude and…read moredoes not return emails. She showed us the dog we were interested in and required that we provide a medical history of our current dog. Was happy to provide these details the next day and emailed them to her. She then sends us an email the next day stating we were denied. We are absolutely devastated by this as we are excellent dog owners and wanted to open our home to saving a shelter dog. We have been crushed by this experience and don't want anyone else to have to go through this process. Olivia is someone we would NOT recommend to work with.

We adopted our rescue here and continue to come back for vet services. Olivia loved our rescue…read morebefore we adopted her as if Mimzy was her own dog. Everyone here treats me and my family with respect and loves our dogs! We love this place.

This place is amazing for the work they do caring and proving shelter for our furry friends. What…read moremakes them even more amazing is the customer service they provide. I was there to pickup medicine for my foster fur baby and every employee that crossed my path smiled and said hello. My heart warms just being onsite from all the selfless work they are doing. Please consider gem if you're interested in adoption, fostering or volunteering.

Front gate closed and locked, must enter through shady back gate for donations. After the employee…read morethat ignored us asking how to get in finally answered us, he told us to go to the front to enter where we're told we need an appointment 3 days in advance (not posted anywhere until at the door). They clearly do not want to adopt/help out any pets and in fact will try their hardest not to.