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    Dog Star Rescue

    Dog Star Rescue

    3.2
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    Great experience yesterday at Dog Star Rescue in Bloomfield. We brought our mini poodle there for…read morephotos with Santa, Dee usually has anxiety with new people & places, but the friendly staff made her feel at ease. Santa was awesome, and I must say, he is the most authentic looking Kris Kringle I've seen in a very long time. The digital photos were sent to us before we had even left the building, and all that for only a $20 donation (and we know it is going to good cause). We'll definitely be back next year if they are having Photos with Santa again.

    We adopted Bimbi 2 days ago. We were told he was great with people, children, cats and dogs-a…read morefriend to all. He was a stray from NC. We were told he did great in his foster home. We took him home, played in the yard, took him for a nice long walk. When dinner time came, he was ravenous and just about inhaled his food. He also tried to get our food. The next day, after he ate and his bowl was empty and he had walked away from it, my husband went to pick up the bowl and he growled and lunged at him and bit his hand. A half hour later, he took him outside to pee and was coming back in through the garage and Bimbi tried to grab a bag of bird seed. When my husband tried to push it away with his foot, he clamped down hard on his foot. It was a good thing he had shoes on! We contacted Dog Star and told them we wanted to bring him back that day. The woman tried to make us feel guilty, saying he just hasn't settled into his new home yet. He was great with the foster home. We told her he has food aggression, and she said he was merely food motivated. She said the foster home crated him during their mealtime. We weren't told this before the adoption and if we had been told it would have been a big red flag. We said we were uncomfortable having him in our house and afraid of him. She said the surrender team would reach out to us, but they are all volunteers and it could take 1-2 weeks! We said we wanted to bring him in that day. They finally called and said to bring him in at 5:30 and someone would meet us there. We signed him back over to them and left. 2 days later, he is back out on the website as an adoptable dog who is a friend to all! Steer clear and don't trust what you are told about the dogs. We have been dog owners for 30 years and never had anything like this happen. It makes me sick to think what could happen to another dog, child, cat or person who comes near his food, or is eating food in his presence!

    Good Dog Rescue

    Good Dog Rescue

    2.0
    (8 reviews)

    A rescue adopting dogs for $2,500 does not exist. These people are liars. They may rescue some…read moredigs, but they breed them too! Be wary - they misrepresent the facts!!!! Check the other reviews - it will save you heartache and incovenience!

    I applied for a puppy, Golden Retriever, 9 weeks old. Cost $2250.00 for the pup. While the process…read morewent quickly, when they sent me a contract it did not include the name of the dog, breed or age though these were items listed on the contract. I sent an email to Mike asking that this info be added, his response was I could add it as this was only an informal item. Also the puppy was being neutered at around 9-10 weeks which is too young for a large dog. This made me suspicious. I had sent pictures for the "home visit", references etc. So I asked in an email for 3 things: updated contract with the pups name, age and breed; copies of the AKC registration; name and address of the veterinarian. I had also looked online and found that it appears the foster, Marjorie, is married to Mike. Again, made me suspicious. I called Mike and asked if there was a response to my email, his answer: the administrators would get back to me. About 30 minutes later I received an email saying I seemed hesitant with the adoption (I was since I felt it was a scam) and my $2250.00 would be refunded. Lucky for me I did receive the money back. I would proceed carefully with this group as something does appear off.

    Sandra’s Maine Coon Kittens - petbreeders - Updated July 2026

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