Fur Baby Rescue is a great organization to adopt a pet from! They have all their pets on their…read morewebsite, and they're all at the Los Angeles facility. The adoption process is thorough enough, but not super lengthy like a lot of other rescues. There is no home inspection, but they do ask a series of questions, and as long as they all meet the qualifications of a suitable pet owner, then an appointment is set for a visit at the facility, and if you're ready right then and there, you just need to fill out a few things, pay, and head home with your new pet! As we just did today:D

I didn't adopt a pet from Furbaby, but I attended their open house and was really impressed. The…read moreprocess to meet the dogs was quick, and communication was prompt. After completing the questionnaire, we were invited to the open house. Furbaby is located on the second floor of the "blue house," right next to Westside German Shepherd Rescue. The staff were very thorough in answering our questions about the dogs we were interested in. I was pleasantly surprised by how clean the facility is, it didn't smell like dogs at all, and there wasn't a lot of barking. It's clear they genuinely take great care of their animals. The only slightly awkward part was that other families might be interested in the same dog. In our case, another family came after us, and it was obvious that the dog was a better match for them. It was a good dog, just not "our" dog, but that's part of the process! Overall, Furbaby is professional, caring, and well-run, I'd definitely recommend checking them out if you're looking to adopt.

This review is limited to my experience dropping off needed items listed on their website. Was…read morechoosing between the Long Beach or Hawthorne location. This location on a Saturday afternoon was better to get to traffic wise from where I was. Located on Yukon Avenue, the adoption center had easy street parking after 2pm on a Saturday. The office staff (not sure if paid or volunteer) were kind. We asked them some questions and they were knowledgeable. There is a feline section for adoptees available and a canine section for adoptees available. I am a longtime supporter of this great organization yet, it was my first time at this South Bay area adoption center. Planning to return hopefully this weekend to drop off more needed items for the dogs and cats. 5 stars.

Would give zero stars if possible. My wife & I have been…read morelookin for a new pup for our family since our last one passed at 14 years. Looking for a new companion for our Malinois that we rescued as a 6 month old and have raised to be a wonderful 6 and a half year old. We saw a dog online we wanted to see, so we called ahead to see if we could come see him. They sounded excited on the phone and told us to come on down! We got in the car and drove all the way across town. We get there and not 30 seconds after walking in we are getting a stern lecture about our prong collar on our Malinois, judging us without knowing about a Malinois or her story. The prong collar literally saved her life, it saved her from getting into trouble and is a fantastic training tool when used properly. Maybe don't judge people as they walk in the door. Then...the icing on the cake. The dog we were coming to see, WASNT EVEN THERE. Terrible experience, the gentleman working the front desk should try not being so judgmental of people. I grew up on a farm around working dogs, we know the breed. I feel bad for the dogs here.

This is the most amazing group of volunteers!!! I have fostered 37 dogs for Much Love and all were…read moreadopted except one who came to us as a hospice dog. They are a 100% volunteer operated and don't own a building, but place all their animals in homes, so the fosters can tell you the traits of your perspective pet. They take in older, sick and behavioral issue animals and get them to trust again and soon they make amazing pets!!

Found my dog through them in 2013... What i like about the…read moreorganization best is that Everybody CARES!

Not a great start for me. The website says they don't have a phone number and to email. Then you…read moreget an automated email from them saying If you don't get an email reply within 5 days to email again. We just want to see if they still have the kitten we liked then find out when we can visit the kitten. I haven't spoke or emailed with anyone from this place. Meanwhile my daughter is heartbroken because I had to tell her we won't be able to see the kitten.

I brought my four cats to Stray Cat Alliance about two weeks ago to be neutered, and I couldn't be…read morehappier with the care they received. The team was thoughtful, professional, and truly compassionate from start to finish. Even after the surgeries, they were amazing...every time I had a question or concern post-operation, they responded to my emails quickly and reassured me through the process. Thanks to their excellent care, all four of my cats healed perfectly with no complications. I'm so grateful for the work they do and the love they show to animals. Highly recommend Stray Cat Alliance to anyone needing safe and caring spay/neuter services!

I rescued my baby and she is the best dog EVER!! This rescue is amazing!…read more Thank you Rene and team!!

Nancy, Renee and the whole team at perfect pet rescue are the best. I've rescued five dogs from…read morehere over the years. She picks the best dogs. Archie and sweet pea are our current dogs. For my 60th birthday party in lieu of gifts, ppl donated to perfect pet. Can't say enough how great they are.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this rescue. After being rejected by another unnamed…read morerescue for "not being a good fit", a friend put me in touch with Alli and they matched me up with Winston (love at first sight) who I adopted one week later. They made the process easy and painless for a first-time adopter and I highly recommend them to anyone who's looking to give a dog a second chance at a wonderful life. My family is complete and I owe it all to A Dog's Life. THANK YOU!

My husband and I were looking to rescue a younger pup, preferably a shepherd or lab mix. We saw…read moreone on Petfinder from A Dog's Life Rescue. A sweet little thing named Oliver who was being fostered with a cat. I emailed the email address listed with the posting stating our interest and asking if he'd be at the next adoption event. No answer. I called and left a message restating our interest and asking if someone would please call me back as the adoption day was supposed to be tomorrow and we'd be disappointed to drive all the way out there and not see him. No answer. Meanwhile, I'd notice Oliver had been taken off the ADLR web page and PetFinder. I said to my husband "Well, if he has been adopted I'd hope that they'd let us know and that it's a good home" Finally, on adoption day, I called the pet store where the adoption was taking place and asked to speak to someone from the organization. Julia told me that Oliver was not there that day and that they hadn't heard back from his foster family, so they assumed he'd been adopted and to email them so they could keep an eye out for a dog/pup that was good with cats (as Oliver was). Now, I understand that this org is run by volunteers, most if not all are, and that there isn't always time to respond immediately. But if you're not returning phone calls and you're not responding to emails AT ALL even several days later, then there's a problem. How are these dogs to find good homes if potential adopters can't even get a response? And I would expect a rescue organization to have better follow-up and love for the dogs they place/foster than to just assume that they've been adopted after not hearing back from those watching over them. My husband and I ended up adopting a one-year old shelter dog from a wonderful woman named Stacy. Working alone, she saves dogs from shelters, places them with friends and then finds good homes for them. She managed to respond to my emails and calls the same day and she's just one person. Not a good experience at all.

Great shelter we just adopted a cat!!! They were very friendly and we went quite a few times…read morebefore we found a cat to adopt. They have over 30 cats and some purred near me. Great nonprofit!

We adopted Geronimo from Pet Pride back in 2021 when he was around 10 years old. We got 5 years…read morewith the best cat in the entire world before he passed away. Thank you to this shelter for giving senior cats the opportunity to be adopted and truly change the lives of families. We loved him so much.

I have to update my review, after working with this rescue for about 3 years I no longer feel the…read moresame way about this rescue and I can not recommend it to anyone. Terribly disappointed with this rescue and what it claimed to represent. Adopted my sweet Brian from Leave No Paws Behind. I love everything that about LNPB, Toby saves the seniors and the animals that have a very small chance of surviving because she does not want them to die alone. Luckily she took a chance on Brian and he did survive and now is the most loving dog! Thank You LNPB!!

I wanted an older dog to hang out with the one I already had and found this rescue. We've…read moreadopted/fostered 3 dogs from them and have adored them all. Toby is great to work with on any medical issues I've had while fostering and was so helpful when one of them was too sick to go on. She's very protective of all these animals and will always do what's best for each of them. I've seen someone say there was no home check but I had one.