We adopted our dear boy, Toby, from here in August 2025. His foster was an amazing woman and I…read morefound their adoption process very thorough. Toby (formerly Hershel) is a a Staffordshire Terrier mix; funny, playful, loving and learns so quickly. Please visit their site if you are looking for a pet.

My husband and I found Poppy on Petfinder and couldn't wait to meet her. We decided to visit K9…read moreStray Rescue League without an appointment, and the staff was so welcoming and friendly. We were thrilled to be able to bring her home that same day ! We can't recommend K9 Stray Rescue League enough and would absolutely adopt from them again in the future. (Poppy is settling in perfectly and loving her new home.) @princesspoppycorn

This place is great for what it is, and the animals are well taken care of. I'd give 1 star…read moreotherwise. The staff there is a bit rough, feels like they want to make you uncomfortable. I noticed some of the handlers try to pull at your heart strings while meeting a new furry friend. This guilt trip more or less could push someone into an adoption that may not be right for the animal or human. I can understand the need for space, funding, and all the babies need a home. However, that sort of behavior could cause a bad cycle.

Shocked and appalled by my experience with Oakland County Animal Control & Pet Adoption Center…read more Went through the volunteer orientation process and was told at my first volunteer date, I be directed to a dog as well as walked through the setup and walking process. That did not happen. I was simply given a dog, showed to leash them, provided with no animal history or direction and was sent out for a walk. The shelter manager was immediately rude and nasty, saying I didn't follow process, despite no walkthrough and dog info/history. The dog I was with was sweet, but unbeknownst to me, they were other dog aggressive. On my walk, I avoided outside stimuli to the best of my ability and stayed away from other animals. Towards the end of the walk, I took the dog to the pool area. Another dog came near, barking. I wrapped the leash extra tight on around my hand. Both dogs were aggressive and I restrained the dog with my whole being. Despite pulling with all my might, the dog broke free and went after the other. Immediately, I went to re-restrain the dog. The shelter manager, who couldn't handle the dog either, screamed at, berated and blamed me for the incident. While I was on the ground, trying to restrain the dog, with all my might, doing all I could physically could to stop the incident. Eventually, other shelter employees were able to assist, but not without issue. I ended up with a two injuried fingers and physical and emotional trauma. As well as the other volunteer with injury/trauma - as well as issues with the dogs. To which, I tried to assist in concern, resolution and regard in anyway possible. The lack of direction and guidance, then excessive criticism and lack of support and concern, was unacceptable. It's incredibly disheartening and disabling. I've never experienced such lack of concern and straight up attack from an organization. Nor such complete disregard for my injury and trauma - invalidating my pain, swelling and experience. I had nothing but the most positive and helpful of intentions. I feel deeply for everyone and all animals involved, tried to/will do anything to help in the resolution - to which I implicitly expressed . Oakland County Animal Shelter was unprofessional, blame shifting - and there actions led injury, trauma and unnecessary pain and suffering. Currently seeking medical care for it effected my normal functioning. Especially of concern is the shelter manager, who was sexist, gaslighting and lacked any support and care for the volunteers, employees and animals. He is disrespectful, rude and completely insensitive to humans and animals. Such blatant disrespect and abuse of power is unacceptable - especially in a nonprofit setting. The way I was made to feel was inappropriate, discriminatory disrespectful, wrongfully accusatory as well as unethically critizing and unprofessional.

Do not trust Livingston County Animal Shelter with any animal's life. They killed a sweet,…read moreadoptable dog who was nothing but gentle and loving. I made the huge mistake of bringing a stray dog here. After not being claimed and he became adoptable, I fostered him and provided photos, notes, and a foster report card recommending the right kind of home for him. None of it was shared or considered in his adoption. His adopters returned him after a week with false claims of "aggression." I immediately tried to contact the shelter and offered to adopt him if his life was at risk. My calls and emails were ignored. Nearly a week later, they told me he was "safe with a rescue," which was a lie--they euthanized him three days after they claimed he was safe. Even the shelter admitted they never saw aggression. They chose to believe lies and killed an innocent dog simply because someone wanted their money back. On top of this, most of the staff are rude and unhelpful (with the exception of one woman), and despite always having multiple people behind the counter, they rarely answer the phone or respond to emails. This shelter does not act in the best interest of the animals. A dog's life was cut short because of their negligence, dishonesty, and misplaced priorities. I will never trust this shelter again, and I pray no other animal suffers the same fate.

Do not trust this facility. I applied on April 15 for a cat that had been in the facility for a…read moremonth. I was working to obtain my current pet records and to bring a family member to interview per their rules. People work and getting to the facility during the time they say they are open weekdays from 11 am to 5 pm is an issue for the employed. They called late in the afternoon on Thursday 4/16 to ask their battery of questions to determine suitability. At that point I didn't know if I could get my family member there before near their closing time of 5 pm on Friday 4/17. They mentioned there was another interested party. I agreed that if someone came to take the cat before I could get there late Friday 4/17 they should process him. They said they couldn't hold the animal for me so I was trying to be cooperative. However, we were able to be there today April 17 before their posted opening time of 11 am only to discover they had already opened and processed the animal to someone else before the posted opening time. To say I was disappointed is an understatement. Then they implied that I had miscommunicated my interest. If they can do that, please, beware of what they post on animal profiles to lure you in. Don't trust it is accurate and the animal is truly what they describe. If there was miscommunication, it was on their side of this interaction.

This is a phenomenal rescue. They are so friendly and kind. They are very helpful and it's run…read morewell. I had great interactions with everyone I came in contact with. Adoption fees are also very reasonable. It was clean and organized and the pets are on site. They prioritize finding you the right match, and pets are all up to date, neutered and microchipped. They even have a trainer there. What a nice facility.

Amazing staff! Lena went above and beyond! Because of her help and kindness we were able to adopt…read moreour little boy Jon. Thank you Lena

Don't waste your time! Unless you fit their perfect profile (rich and white) honestly don't…read morebother.And if you don't believe me look at the pictures of the oh so perfect people they pick on their page to adopt to.

I got my beautiful dog Skeeter from Almost Home. They are the most caring and knowledgeable. No…read morekill Rescue around. They use fosters until they find their forever home. They truly care about animals and finding their perfect match. They bring dogs left on the street, tied up in choke collars and very sickly, and from other states, gets them healthy and then finds them the perfect home. I am so impressed about their professionalism and what they do to save lives of animals and how much help they were to me. A+ rating all around.

Yes they are very compassionate with the animals. They check for compatibility very wellread more

I love the GCAC and the work they are doing, I adopted my dog from them. They were patient with me…read moreand answered all my questions, even after the adoption. I wish I could do more. I recommend them to everyone I know.

Submitted application for dog adoption. Got confirmation they received it. Waited 3 days and did…read morenot hear anything. Went to website and it no longer showed the dog we were interested in. They could have at least had the decency to let us know. Do not use them.

I am so happy I stumbled across this organization when searching for my first dog with my husband…read more After reading our dog's description I instantly knew that this place is so dedicated to their animals. They take the time to get to know each dog so it is placed in the perfect situation. All the animals are fostered and given the proper upbringing while they wait to be adopted. They dedicate their own time and money because they truly love animals. Even after the dogs are adopted they still care about them and love updates. I am constantly recommending them to people in search of a great addition to their family! All my future dogs will be adopted through Misfits because they are a truly wonderful place!