Such a beautiful, healthy, confident, and loving kitten. Bekah truly loves these kittens and does…read moreso much to help them to be well rounded and loving companions. Our kitten loves being with us and sharing hugs and snuggles honestly the most unique and wonderful kitten I have ever met. It was so nice working with Bekah and she really helped us all throughout the process and after. Couldn't have asked for anything better. So glad we found her and so thankful for our new furry friend. ​

Bekah's bengals are the real deal! We got our precious Rita about 3 months ago and we're just…read moreobsessed with her. Everything Bekah said she would be like has so far been true. She's so smart, social, active and just freakin cute! I love that she doesn't shed and everyone that told me they had a cat allergy has no issues with her whatsoever. She gets along so well with our mini goldendoodle, they snuggle for naps and play daily. She's so amazing that she has made every "dog" person we know doubt their biases . I highly recommend Bekah's bengals, they are perfection!

Dishonest and deceptive business. Don't trust them with your security deposit, they'll run away…read morewith it.

I absolutely love my cat. I would highly recommend barenuddles sphynx. Very clean and friendly…read moreenvironment.

I adopted my beautiful German Shepard from Second Leash on Life. Alix was wonderful in helping me…read morefind just the right pup. I fostered her for a while until I was comfortable and knew she and my older dog would get along. Greta has been my pup now for 2 years. And she's super special. Has the sweetest disposition.

Alix is the nicest person and runs a wonderful shelter program. We were looking for a small dog who…read morewas good with cats and housebroken. There were several candidates at the time, and she agreed to let us foster different pooches until we found the right one. Which we did. Our little Lemon is settling in with us and is a total joy. Our whole experience with Second Leash on Life was stressless and positive. A really nice shelter run by a really nice woman with really nice little dogs. 100 percent recommend.

I had been looking for quite a while when I filled out an application @ A New Life Charitable…read moreFoundation. I was contacted by Marialyn, who was both very professional and so helpful. I called about one dog, but after hearing I had young grandchildren, she suggested another one. I cannot tell you how incredibly grateful I am that she did! I've had my darling fur baby for two weeks and I could not be more appreciative. Adopting a dog can be hard, but Marialyn guided me perfectly through the process!

I found this rescue online as I was searching for a new pet to add to our home! I submitted an…read moreapplication and just a few hours later I got a text to setup a video call. We did the video call that night and learned we were a match for Molly! We scheduled her pickup for that Saturday. Saturday morning everything went as planned. We were provided with her full medical record as well as suggestions for making her transition as smooth as possible. We already love Molly and are so happy with our adoption experience!! Thank you to Marialyn and A New Life Rescue!

Roxy is my 3rd Dachshund from Pauline. What a fantastic, knowledgeable, breeder of the healthiest,…read moreadorable purebred dogs. She cares about the quality and health of all her dogs. From the time they are born to the time invested in their newborn pups care, nutrition, handling, and early potty training. Her pups are the best! I'm always confident when I looking for a new furry baby, knowing AP Ranch always stand behind the health and well being from birth to placement. I highly recommend checking out her dogs and my latest addition is now almost year and a half. Roxy is my newest sweetheart. Big personality, easy to train and loves to please and love to anyone she meets!

No longer in business, retired. I did get a gorgeous puppy from Pauline, but recently called her…read moreand she no longer breeds dogs. She was highly regarded by all who knew her.

We want to thank Marci for not only providing the best possible miniature red poodle on the planet!…read moreShe has the best temperament, personality, loving nature, and she is smarter than I am according to my mom! Marci was so professional and she was there for me afterwords with all the questions that I had after I took the puppy home. I highly recommend west coat poodles. Thank you again.

My husband and I came to adopt 1 kitten last year in December from this exact shelter. We were…read morerecommended to adopt 2 instead of one, due to the possibility of the kitten getting depression, so we did ! It was the best decision. They slept , ate and played together every day. Due to my husbands allergies getting severely worse and moving into a smaller apartment , we had to give them back to this shelter knowing they'd be able to rehome them in a better place. It was the hardest thing to see them in a cage and no longer in our home. A few weeks later, today, I receive a photo of the new owner who, by the grace of God, adopted not one but both of our cats ! The amount of work Micaela put behind doors to be able to find a home for them BOTH must've been a lot . But I am so forever grateful to know my babies didn't get separated and are in such a better home where they now get to grow old together I highly recommend adopting from this shelter. Thank you to Micaela and everyone who made this happen

I had a disappointing experience with this rescue's adoption process. I completely understand…read morewanting the best fit for a dog, and I respect rescues being careful about placements. However, the communication and screening process felt unnecessarily judgmental and inconsistent. I provided detailed answers about my home, schedule, fenced yard, experience with rescue dogs, veterinary care, and active lifestyle. I also explained that I work remotely several days a week, have a flexible schedule, and am only away for short periods on non-remote days. Despite this, I was denied without even being offered an in-person meet-and-greet or home visit. What was especially frustrating was the implication that only someone who is home 24/7 could provide a loving environment. In today's economy, especially in San Diego, that standard feels unrealistic and excludes many responsible, caring adopters. Being physically home every second of the day does not automatically make someone a better dog owner. Love, structure, training, financial stability, veterinary care, and emotional involvement matter too. I also felt uncomfortable with the assumptions made regarding my current female dog not being spayed. I clearly explained that this decision was based on veterinary guidance due to severe medical allergies and skin inflammation, and that we are actively working with a veterinarian to get her healthy enough for surgery. Instead of feeling heard, it felt like the explanation was dismissed.

We have been volunteering our time over the years to support dog and puppy adoptions. The time and…read morecare the volunteer team provides is superior and hope to see you either volunteering at an adoption or adopting! Please sign up to join us for this valuable cause.

Drove an hour for a play date with my dog and a pup from here. My dog is more hyper than most but…read morehad never had trouble with people or other animals. The guy who brought the pup to meet my dog didn't even allow them more than 10 seconds to meet before he did not allow us to adopt. I understand that we have to look out for all dogs safety, but my dog didn't even bark like plenty of the other dogs around. The workers at labs and more seemed really pretentious towards my family and dog which is really upsetting when all we are trying to do is rescue a pup that needs a home. I would recommend to look elsewhere if you are looking for a new pup. UPDATE: So since we were treated so unfairly by Labs and More we ended up finding a pup from an independent seller. It was not ideal nor our first choice, but Labs and More and other shelters make it unnecessarily difficult to adopt a pup. Again, I brought my kids and dog an hour to meet a pup and the worker took 1 look at our dog and made up his mind before even giving our dog a chance. For a shelter whose workers are supposed to be "dog people", they are pretty judgmental and rude for no reason. Here is a pic of our dog and new pup an hour after bringing the pup home. They are best buds and our dog took the transition very well. Why would I drive an hour with my dog if I had even the slightest thought that my dog would harm another? I could have easily said I didn't have a dog and adopted, but we tried doing these the right way and were turned away by rude workers. If you already own a dog, don't bother with this unwelcoming shelter.