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.

We saw an adorable dog for adoption posted by Homeless Pets and contacted them about meeting Bronx…read more They invited us to come meet him. We arrived to find a bright and clean facility. Before they brought him out, they warned us about how he looked. He had come in starved and severely matted. When he came out what we saw was a friendly, happy dog. He knew they had saved him. He came home with us that day! They sent us home with a container of special food for him. Since then we have been back for a weigh in and check up, an injured leg (he hurt it having too much fun), and neutering. Each time he was welcomed enthusiastically and with much love. The vet (Dr. Anna) took her time to talk with us answering all our questions. The day after surgery the shelter called us to make sure he was recovering well. All communications with Homeless Pets and in particular Susannah have been positive, helpful, and timely. If you are looking to adopt a pet, I can't recommend Homeless Pets enough!

Don't recommend this pet rescue at all. They lied about the dog's health and didn't give any…read morerecords at pickup. The dog was bleeding from its bottom the first day and after notifying the rescue who also has a vet on site, they only said "it will clear up". A vet never called to check on the dog or asked to see it. Once they got their adoption fee and got rid of the dog, they didn't want anything else to do with it. They claim they get dogs healthy for adoption which is completely false. After multiple messages to the rescue and getting no where, I took the dog to my vet who performed a $2500 surgery the same week. I gave the rescue an opportunity to make it right, and they refused to compensate for any of the cost. Very disappointed in a local rescue who claims to be looking out for pets. These are the facts, and they know what they did was very wrong.

I adopted a 3 month old kitten and the staff went above and beyond to make sure she had every shot…read moreshe needed and I had to wait 2 (excruciating) days for her spay! This is the sweetest, smartest kitten, I've had since my last babies and they all lived to be 20! I'm so in love with this little stinker! I named her Finn and I will also adopt my next pup and cat from this wonderful facility. ADOPT DO NOT SHOP!! We own a vet clinic and they still insisted on doing all the treatments in-house which speaks volumes to their professionalism and care for these animals. Right now my Basset Hound, Bogey, is going through chemo after a tumour removal surgery and having his support baby sister has helped him so much. My friends, Never lose sight of your bliss...

This shelter euthanized a dog I was in the process of adopting. Shelter staff were aware. The dog…read morewas a new resident and had no health or behavioral issues. After reading some of the other reviews, I'm not surprised. They need to be investigated. For sake and safety of animals, please share and spread the word not to bring animals to this shelter. There are so many no-kill shelters around and yet this shelter chooses to operate as a kill shelter when there are so many organizations and resources available nationwide to promote no-kill status. Really, SHAME on them for euthanizing healthy and loving animals!

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?

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.

All the dogs from the Ranch are amazing! Adopt a black coated dog and help them with their mission…read moreto stop the stigma of black dog syndrome in the south. Help rewrite their stories with the happy ending they deserve

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.

I found this rescue though one of my scouts. We were camping one weekend and found two tiny kittens…read morethat, of course, came home with me. I contacted Dana, she helped get me though the night with how to feed and take care of the babies until I could get them to her and her baby expert the next day! They were quickly adopted by their foster. Seeing all of the stores on their page helped me get my scouts involved with the rescue and helping out. I also fostered a cat who had a traumatic injury, was on the list to die at animal control until Dana and her crew saved him, fixed his broken jaw and gave him a chance!! He is now fat, healthy and happy!! The reviews about this rescue could not be more wrong! I have seen these volunteers drive hundreds of miles to saves cats from euthinazia, seen them spend their own money for food and supplied and vet bills and work 7 days a week 12 &13 hour days. Cats get sick but they are quickly quarantened and treated! Visit for yourself before taking the review by either disgruntled volunteers or those who you can't do anything to make them happy!

I found a 4 week old kitten in a dumpster one night. She had fleas and pneumonia and was only 11oz…read more I was pretty sure she wouldn't make it a month as she would rattle and wheeze. She was too young to eat solid food and extremely fragile. I took her to this organization and it took a month of round the clock care before she was healthy enough for me to adopt her. I'm amazed that my baby survived and grew into a 7 lb tortoiseshell terror. I am so thankful for Half The Way Home's help.