This person is total scam artist I tried to adopt dog & was…read moretold she was getting him neutered on Sunday & then she couldn't but needed the $$ I called her out & she sent me " bye"

UPDATE: ANIMAL CONTROL WILL BE HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON TO CLEAR THAT SHE IS OKAY! LINDY HAS…read moreAPARENTLY BEEN CALLING NON STOP FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS, PER ANIMAL CONTROL THEY JUST WANT THIS DONE WITH. I WILL UPDATE AGAIN AFTER SATURDAY. After having a dog for almost 3 months she finally escaped our yard and ended up stuck in a neighbors yard. Lindy the president of this rescue call me accusing me of animal abuse,our dog had maybe been out 5-10 mins after she had escaped our yard. She claimed shed send us the number who contacted her but never did. The photo she recieved of our dog was a poor photo as I sent her a time stamped photo right after WE found her. This still was not good enough she instited she needed to see her and that she was driving to our home to see he, we where currently out of town with all of our dogs. When we stopped replying she began to text and call us stating that she now has the police involved and animal control. So my fiance called her and told her we where out of town with our dogs and would not be home until late that evening. She stated that we where under a legally binding contract and that she could take the dog back when ever. But just a few weeks before this situation she had bit my fiance and after asking her if she had a bite history she claimed that no she did not take dogs with bite historys. We love our dogs we feed the best food we can afford we provide vitamins and supplements to all of our animals. We went as far as to way her she is 45 almost 46 pounds which is very healthy for a mini bull terrier. She has built muscle tone since we have had her and been in training for her nipping. We live a very active life style and it shows on our dogs. We in no way abuse our dogs we love them like children. But now we have to worry if Lindy is suddenly going to show up and take our dogs because we have cameras that show a car sitting outside our home. Im sad that I never got a chance to read these reviews before now and am truly disappointed we have kept lindy update with photos everyweek and then she has the nerve to accuse us of abuse. I have pictured below a photo of our dog that was sent to her and then a time stamped photo from when we got her back that same night along with several other time stamped photos of her.

Update: downgrading this to a 1 Star since Laura, the owner of PWP, voted this as "funny". I don't…read morefind it funny in the least that you overcharge for unhealthy dogs. We adopted our dog earlier this year and boy was it a wild ride for our first dog we've ever owned. I will say that I absolutely love our dog, she is the sweetest girl in the world and I wouldn't trade her for anything or anyone. I have no regrets in our decision to get her, but it was a rough Our dog was in heat when we got her. PWP said they only had her for a week and apparently they didn't have enough time to get her fixed. Part of our fees paid covered her spay, so we had an appointment scheduled with Haven. Haven called us a few days later to tell us there was a mix up in scheduling and we couldn't get her fixed on the appointment day PWP setup, so her surgery was pushed out even further. We took her to Care Vet (which btw, is amazing!) to get her checked out and apparently she needed a few shots that weren't administered by PWP. Not sure if this is standard protocol but seems a bit crazy to ask $300 for a dog that PWP had in their possession for 1 week, didn't spay, and apparently didn't give all of her shots. Within the first week of owning our dog, we noticed worms in her stools. At this point I was very frustrated. I explained that she was in heat, she had worms and we were frustrated. Laura then tells me that our dog gave birth to puppies (mind you she was only 8 months old at the time of adoption) and that's why she was bleeding. There's no way our dog gave birth - so I told her I think she was confusing our dog for a different dog (she later confirmed she did). Being a new dog parent is hard enough, but to have a dog in heat and with worms was even more overwhelming. We did not feel very supported by PWP through this process. Laura came off really cold Andrade me feel like I was upset for no reason. Here's a line from her email: "I'm sorry that this seems to have been a difficult adoption for you, we want our adopters and our pets to be happy together. If this is not the case, please make arrangements to return your new pet. I will make sure you receive your refund." Instead of being accountable for the issues we inherited and encouraging us through them, we were offered some generic message about a refund. Of course I didn't want a refund, I love my dog very much, and I have no regrets of overcoming everything we have together. The fact of the matter is that the prices and service are absolutely outrageous and I would never get another dog from PWP again. This makes me sad because I've been following PWP for a long time on social media and always said I'd get my dog from them someday. But I'll never recommend PWP to anyone, and I'll never get another animal from them again with this kind of practice. I will say the volunteers were all very sweet, especially Sarah, so that's why this is 2 stars instead of 1. TLDR: Be honest with your adopters. Respond with warmth and encouragement to their concerns, instead of a refund. Fact check before you follow up with concerned pet parents. Be more reasonable with your prices (a dog you had for a week and didn't get fixed really doesn't need a $300 price tag). If you really want these dogs to find homes, make it an affordable and attractive option for potential adopters.

DO NOT ADOPT A PET FROM PETS WITHOUT PARTNERS…read more We adopted an adorable dachshund from here a few weeks ago. The Pets Without Partners website claims "All of our pets come micro-chipped, vaccinations and a clean bill of health." Guess what. They lie. Our poor dog has tapeworms (they said they had dewormed him) and HEARTWORMS. Treatment for heart worms costs $800-$1500 and the "insurance" that he came with will not cover it. When we called Pets Without Borders we were told that they will cover the deductible of $75. Thanks. I'll see you guys in court.

Chritina wonderful. Really cares about the animals. The other staff is mostly good too been very…read moregood to me and with calls about elderly cat i adoptpted

Two youngish women with heads together on the office computer, turned heads towards after I had…read more walked in and stood there a few minutes, asked cooly if they could help me. I was indeed interrupting their computer time! These two need retrained on front desk proper protocol... I asked about dropping off two kitties that showed up and they bluntly told me there was a 3 month waiting list. No interest in me or my newly found kitties. When I asked what I could do they said don't feed them. WHAT!!! and yes I am yelling!!! Both kitties were already starving and just bones with skin. GET up out of your chair, walk over to me and smile, give a warm greeting, act like you care, volunteer info, Ask about the situation, don't make the customer drag it out of you!!! After all no one else was there, you had plenty of time to be kind, but No, I was interrupting you two on the same office computer, RUDE RUDE RUDE. Even if there was a computer glitch you were working on ONE of you should have stepped forward. No excuses. Computer at the front desks, I would think are for related work at the work place. If you are bored walk a dog, wash windows, sweep and mop or play with kittens, keep busy!! You I am sure are not paid to ignore patrons/customers while playing on the office computer! I really had to turn and just walk away at the insolence and entitlement they dishing out on me, and now I see poor treatment of others as I read yelp. Where is the suprivisor? I know 12 year olds that could have handled that office and my request much better and with a smile too! I realize that they couldn't take the kittens but to deliver the news in such a way, NEVER Again, don't walk, run from this place...That being said, Hubby and I adopted a 116 pound 8 month old dog over 15 years ago and she was one of the doggie loves our lives, 12 years we loved her, and the poeple that were there were the best! I expected the same quality, what a disappointment!!!

My eight-year-old Husky and I decided to come down here. I had found them before I moved up here…read moreand I figured we would go and have Maya smell the place & meet them & see if she likes it & she did! They were so friendly & gave a treat! I highly recommend this place they make you feel welcome & explain the whole set up & everything they offer. My Husky loved the whole experience! They were very clear with all the information Maya needed to get started and just getting her prepared so if I ever need them and they do so many services as well!

It is truly amazing what they are doing here! The entire staff is polite and easygoing they are all…read moreincredibly welcoming and knowledgeable. Shoutout to Jasmine and Casper! I am looking forward to my next visit! Mr. Savvy Savv is the best!

We drove over an hour to visit Haven Humane. Compared to some other shelters we have visited…read morelately, the staff here was awesome, as well as the cleanliness was top notch. We found the perfect dog, couldn't take him home as next day he had a surgery scheduled. They took such great care of him, and the team of veterinarians were fantastic and extremely informative. We couldn't be happier with our experience with Haven.

I just want to start off by saying that I understand that animal shelters can't save the world, but…read morehow you speak to people, and using condescending tones matter. My cousin found a dog a few months ago, and my 10 year old daughter was with her when they found her- my daughter and I don't want her sitting in a shelter. We were in the process of moving from Sonoma County to Shasta County. To make a long story short, we are now living up in shasta county full time. Today I went into Haven for some guidance, and explaining I am happy to foster her in my home until she is adopted. I was immediately spoke to like I was stupid for not "knowing Haven's Rules.' Now that she has been in our care for over 30 days, Haven refused to help us. The rude girl in the back area kept poking her head out to add and repeat the same rude, condescending comments. I just thought it was really unnecessary and mean spirited- Questioning if I even found the dog in shasta county- as if it mattered at this point, because you already told me "here's what that means, it means we won't be taking the dog and that she's your responsibility." And yes, my cousin found here in Redding. WHAT IS HAPPENING?! I have been trying to rehome this great dog and keep her out of a kennel, but I have learned that that is a bad thing to do in Haven's eyes. I don't work at a shelter, and I don't know what the specifics rules are. I'm sorry that I messed up. I was just trying to help. We have adopted and fostered with Haven in the past when we lived in shasta county three years ago, but I left feeling very ignored, spoken down to, like I was stupid for not knowing Haven's rules (I know, how dare I not study the pamphlet before stepping foot in their building). I understand that there is basically an epidemic of stray animals in Shasta County, but how you speak to people should matter. Even if you're unpaid volunteering, please rethink your "good deed" if you are going to go out of your way to try and make people feel unintelligent, dishonest, and just overall icky. I'm very disappointed in how I was treated today by the two women in the very first building- the pregnant woman and the other woman that was working with her. Boo. You are supposed to be here to help people, and I left feeling invalidated, like I did a bad thing, and almost like I was in trouble or something. What the heck?

Love the Chico Animal Shelter! Never have I met a more kind and caring staff. Since the City took…read morethe reins the euthanasia rate has plummeted and the shelter is run more cleanly and efficiently. Love it.

The staff does an amazing job running the city shelter! The city took the shelter over from BHS…read morealmost a decade ago and the transformation is amazing. It's so comforting to know that animals are not euthanized for time and space here...they are taken care of as long as they need it.