We adopted our dog from Dawg 15 years ago and it was the best experience for us. They did a…read morewonderful job at working with abandoned or relinquished dogs. We can't thank them enough and would do it again!

DAWG has some really amazing dogs and possibly even more incredible people who work and volunteer…read morethere. The dogs are all treated so well and loved tons by the staff and volunteers. The cute doggies stay in beautiful, very clean areas with comfy blankets and other "creature comforts." As a dog, I think DAWG would be the place to be!... And, when you did have to leave, you would be assured a great home because the staff would check, double-check, and triple-check that the home you were going to was the right one for you!

We have adopted two dogs from SBHS. The entire staff is genuinely passionate about what they do…read more The dogs are well cared for: well fed, clean, socialized and they really make a point to get to know each furry friend to help potential adopters know if they are compatible.

I have brought my dog Chester here to the Humane Society before; though it was during the pandemic…read morewith a slightly different protocol. This time around, my pup was due for his three-year "double whammy" vaccination of both DHPP and rabies. I made the appointment online several weeks in advance (recommended since appointments go fast) and was able to select by my preferred date and time. I followed the clear instructions by arriving 5 minutes early, parking in the lot, then walking past the shelter building to the vet clinic. Julie welcomed me and Chester with a smile, while going over what to expect. She also offered him a kennel cough intranasal vaccine at the same time. The appointment was brief and required me to only wait about 5 minutes total. Not to mention that it only cost me reasonable $25 (there's discounts for senior citizens too). Julie walked Chester out and told me of possible side effects to watch out for. Although my pup was excited to escape, he also got a lot of good smells and pets in. We left all set for another 3 years. Keep in mind that both the DHPP and rabies vaccinations are required for dogs over 4 months of age in order to license them in the state of California. This helps protect all dogs but also reduces stray pets from roaming the streets. They also offer spay/neutering, deworming, flea treatments, anal gland expression, nail trimming, microchipping and an all-encompassing examination.

I love this establishment. The employees are so kind and customer service oriented and you can tell…read morethey really care about the animals. If you're trying to find it on the street, the storefront says "The Little Dog House." They are a grooming business and rescue. When you walk in, all the doggies, rescues and the ones there for grooming, are running around together behind the counter. It makes my heart happy to come here. If you are interested in one of their rescue dogs, you can spend time with them in a secluded area and fill out an application. You can also foster and leave them there during the day for free doggy daycare.

i am looking to adopt and they are very easy and nice to help. I have friends that have adopted…read morethru them and not one has had a negative experienc.

Never even bothered answering my well written, detailed and desperate email for help. We get it…read more You have no space, but you can at least have a rejection form letter acknowledging receipt, extending compassion and regret for not be able to assist and wishing a happier, alternate outcome. No, instead you flat out ignore people who are desperate. People who are trying to do the right thing by trying to get help for animals rather than abandonimg them on the street, then be chastised for being cruel. It is your business to be compassionate and caring and yet you coldly ignore people's cries for help. And you call yourself a rescue. Rescuing what?

Ginny is amazing when it comes to caring for her pets! She gives them all the individual attention…read morethey need. She goes out of her way (literally will drive over a hundred miles) to rescue/help other animals in bad situations. She is very responsible and is highly knowledgeable of all her different species of animals, and provides enough space for them to be their happy little selves. Thank you Ginny for all your hard work!

adopted our sweet kitty from here a few months ago. have been nothing but helpful and hospitable…read morefor us. If you want a cat, this is the place to go.

I cannot say enough about Jeffeny and ResQcats. I adopted two kittens from her and they are the…read moremost kind loving kitties I have ever owned. I fully believe it is because all the love she gives them from day one! My heart is full with my new fur babies! ResQcats finds every kitty their forever home. Always adopt, don't shop.

A little tricky to find, but my grandie and I were welcomed immediately. We told the kind staff…read moremember that we would like to see a certain bunny my grandie had seen on the website. Her guinea pig had recently passed and she was enamored with this bunny. He introduced us to the bunny and educated us on how to handle her, where she came from, and many specifics about bunnies in general. After a while he left us to hold her and pet her which was enjoyable and sweet. We took some information about bunny care. We learned a lot, and had a wonderful experience just holding a sweet bunny! If we ever decide to adopt a bunny, we will definitely choose one here.

Bunnies Urgently Needing Shelter…read more This place takes care of their animals, even if they have been there for a long time. The area around here has the Humane society, animal shelter, Dog Adoption, etc. So if you're not looking for rabbits, they have guinea pigs, dogs, cats, and maybe other kinds of rodents. I fell in love with my guinea pig, Marbles. My heart just broke knowing that these animals were not wanted anymore or were living under the crawl space of a house. I wanted to take them all in! But they were in good care, the workers there loved every single of their animals and constantly play with them and make sure they are happy. The bunnies lived in their own pens where they can run around and talk to the other animals. The guinea pigs sometimes play with rabbits together! Even if you don't want to adopt an animal, just stop by and pay the animals a visit.

felt very disrespected and judged. asked multiple unessesary questions. and left to wait/dismissed…read moremid conversation to that had nothing to do with the workers helping us. older gray bob cut younger blonde

We got our dog from her 5 years ago,and we are soo thankful for this organization. This is a first…read moredog for our home - and our family is knit even closer together by this previously unwanted canine.