Adopted my best friend there 1 1/2 years ago. She was a 10 1/2 y/o Yorkie mix missing left foot…read moreand left ear, which didn't keep her down at all. Being a senior dog, I only got to spend one year with her because she developed severe congestive heart failure. Looking for another one just like her. When she came to me, she had been spayed, house-trained, microchipped and was heartworm negative and had just received all vaccinations. Had never adopted a dog prior that had been so well-cared for! Very grateful!

I can't say enough wonderful things about Brenda and her krewe! Foster fail alert....fell in love…read morewith our two sweet pups and while we're still "fostering" BEAR has been so supportive and awesome. Need a pet? This is the perfect place to find the right one!

Spoke with the manager of this Pet Paradise who was even more upset about the groomer's action last…read morethan I was. She had all the email and voice correspondence that this woman had with us, often through the receptionist. Resolution of this incident is ongoing, but I'm impressed with management's swift action against what appears to be the more egregious dismissal of customer care I've ever experienced.

I loved that the location is close to the airport and pick up and drop off was seamless. However,…read moremy dogs had fleas when they came home. The staff was kind and the facility looked clean and engaging for my pups.

Late March I completed an app for a cat online. They replied quickly and rejected me. Because I…read morestated that I may take the cat outside with me, they said cats should never have access to outside or be free to roam around. I replied by stating that I did not indicate any such thing. The cat would live indoors, eat, sleep indoors, and otherwise be an indoor cat. If outside, it would be completely supervised by me. I never received another response to that. I also very much believe that the fact that I am a senior did not sit well with them. They do ask your age on the app (that should be illegal). Maybe that's the real reason and they are using outside as an excuse. In any event, the cat is still on the website living in a shelter when it could have had a very wonderful loving home., No wonder there are so many animals living in shelters.

I have not used for rescue but have been in conversations with them for a fundraiser event. I was…read morealways responded to in a timely and professional manner. They seemed to go above and beyond with helping people to help their adoptees. They seem very caring and helpful.

First of all, these reviews attacking Yogi are beyond ridiculous. She is the sweetest, most caring…read moreperson we ever met. She puts the animals' needs above and beyond the adoptees' because that's how it should be with animal rescue services. The entire team with PAS has been more than kind, accommodating, and caring for both of our pups throughout the entire adoption process. When our smallest had an UTI in the middle of our trial period, they arranged and paid for all of his vet care. They made sure to check in with us to see how they were adjusting to each other, and often talk to us 2+ yrs after our latest adoption. To say PAS is like family is an understatement. They helped make our family whole with our little boys. We can not thank them enough for providing the care and support they do even after all this time. Our boys love each other, and we love them as if they were our children. Thank you, PAS!

The adoption coordinator thinks she is a veterinarian (she's not) and won't adopt small breed dogs…read moreto people who work because small dogs can't hold their pee and causes bladder problems. I have small breed dogs and this has never been a problem and they have never had bladder problems. I called my vet and she said that is not true at all. Don't waste your time with this place.

Fantastic rescue, local fosters in Warrenton & Danville. Thorough vetting and info provided.read more

From the owner: We are a 501c Dog Rescue serving the rural parishes of Southeast Louisiana. Founded in 2014, we are…read morecomprised of experienced rescuers with 60 years of service combined.

Some employees were customer friendly and others were not. Went to adopt a dog but got the run…read morearound about the adoption.

I arrived on site to adopt a new pet for my family. Their website said they closed on Tuesdays at…read more5pm. When I arrived there doors were locked and there was a sign on the door stating that they'd be closing at 2pm today due to the expected inclement weather. The lady opened the door at 1:27pm and asked how could she help me. I stated I was there to attempt to adopt a new family pet. The lady then very rudely told me that I needed to come back another day because they would be closing in 30 minutes. I was flabbergasted! I had showed up alone and I'm not picky, as I explained to her an ideal pet would be one that stays small and is good with children. Those were my only concerns. The rude lady who I spoke with was well past retirement age and should permanently retire. Needless to say, i won't be returning. Ppl who work in shelters always seem to be in desperate need of ppl willing to adopt shelter dogs, well today I showed up and got shut down! This review is not about them closing early, but more so the way the lady talked to me. It could've been handled much better.

Your honest work and the love y'all have for animals!!!! You will all will goo above and beyond for…read moreany animal and that touches my !

They and care for dogs ‼…read more Not much more anyone can say, they are so unique and caring, not just with dogs, but also giving second chances and hope and love to ex-parollee

Any shelter that rescues and does not kill them is plus. I would volunteer at this shelterread more

If you're looking to adopt a dog from Friends of the Animals, PLEASE READ!!! This past week, we…read morevisited this location to meet a dog we had seen online. When we met him, he was extremely well behaved and tame. After a second meeting, we filled out all applicable paperwork and brought him home. After getting him home, his behavior gradually became worse, and he began showing signs of aggression when around food, toys, etc. He would jump on tables and run off with entire plates of food, and then growl and snap when you try to get him away. The first evening, after this establishment had closed, we received a call from Adoption Coordinator Paula stating that while we had met him, he had been sedated with Trazodone. This is extremely manipulative and dangerous. The dog we had met eight hours prior was a completely different dog than the one that was wreaking havoc on my home and terrorizing my family. He bit my wife on the back of the arm, and tried biting me on the hand while trying to get things out of his mouth. Nothing was left out for him. He would climb chairs onto to tables, would grab decorations off of low-level shelves, and then would run around snapping at anyone who would try to take said objects. Turns out a human-sized dose of sleeping medication really tempers an aggressive dog. We were told he had been house trained and did great sleeping on his own. His actions show he does not know how to behave in a house, and as far as sleeping arrangements go, we couldn't sleep in our bedroom because he would just bark at the door all night. I brought all this up when we, unfortunately, had to bring him back. The response: "We're going to work on that." Honesty and transparency isn't something you work on, it's just something you do. As far as the fees go, we were inconvenienced with a check from a bank we don't use; I'm not sure why the original payment method couldn't be used. All in all, this has been a terrible experience. Above all else, I feel bad for the dogs. Kept in kennels, medicated, and then placed in homes whose owners are manipulated into believing they've gotten themselves a completely different pet. This is a true disgrace to animal rescues everywhere.

I have trusted the doctors and techs. Front desk folks not always good. Although doctors and…read moretecks appear compassionate and caring the front desk staff at times appear cold and uncaring. That can set the tone for the entire visit.

I've been taking dogs and kittens here for a hot minute and I have to say that, for a place that's…read morenon profit and no kill, it's probably the best and most well organized one I've seen. The vets there genuine in their work for animal welfare and the vet techs are very open to helping people with fostering. It's also super exciting to hear of the new facility they're building! I can't wait to see it soon!