A Different Breed Animal Rescue

We took in a litter of 4 chihuahua mixes from a country property. The mother is a black chihuahua. We don’t know what dad is.
They were at the sanctuary in quarantine less than 48 hours and went to a foster home.

When people adopt from us they sign an agreement that if anything is wrong with the name pup they contact us so we can offer vet service thru our vets who give us discounts and we pay for that. If they go to their own vet we are not responsible for the bill.
If something is wrong we also offer to take the pup back and refund the adoption fee.
2 of the pups broke with distemper after adoption; 2 were fine.
We refunded the adoption fee for the pups which broke after adoption.
Distemper is a disaster this year; last time we saw distemper was in 2019 and that was brought on by a bad vaccine.
The SPCA and multiple shelters have had to shut down because of distemper. Rural
Vets are admonishing people
In the country to get their pets vaccinated because the wildlife is spreading it and distemper is airborne.
The pups that come to us are quarantined in an enclosed climate controlled puppy room, away from any other dogs. Everything constantly gets cleaned and disinfected. We wear clean clothes when we enter the pup room.
When pups are a-symptomatic and outwardly perfectly healthy there is no testing for parvo or distemper. If tested it will come back negative. One pup was taken to a vet immediately after adoption and received a clean bill of health. Yet it broke with distemper about 10 days later.

We offer vet services thru our vets on our account
We offer to take the pup back and refund the adoption fee
We clean and disinfect and separate and segregate the dogs and pups
We vaccinate when the pups are old and big enough
But just like so many shelters and organizations this year we had pups break with distemper after adoption.

We saw a sweet little dog on Pet Finder we were looking for a companion for our five year old maltese mix as we had just lost our other dog to cancer . They said she was a chihuahua mix and I put in a request to adopt at about 8:30 on a Friday night. I got a response almost immediately saying my application looked great and when did I want to come pick her up. I was truly surprised as my other applications had taken longer and I usually was too late for the puppy I had picked out. So I counted myself lucky and we went to get her that afternoon. She was precious, a beautiful color and seemed quite healthy.. But I took her in to be checked over by our vet anyway, she had a cough and she was new to us. He told me he saw no chihuahua in her at all and wasn't sure what she was, but she was beautiful and he was sure she would be a great pet for us and companion to our other dog. He did prescribe eye drops as one eye was infected (slightly)and ear drops as one ear was infected. He said to watch her cough, he though it was perhaps allergies . Cost for the visit, close to $400 I let the foster know immediately. She only said to let her know how the puppy was later.
One week later we were back, the cough was worse and she was wheezing. He said it might be early pneumonia and put her on antibiotics, he said both her eye and ear were now clear. We did xrays at his suggestion to make sure the lungs were not full of fluid, they were not, we went home after paying another $425 bill. Again I called the foster and let her know things were not so good, she said just to keep her informed.
Less than a week later, my husband had to drive the baby to an emergency vet she was seizing and snapping and foaming at the mouth. She was tested and they said it was distemper, and she was released from her agony. We paid almost $400 for testing and for her to be euthanized. While he was with her the foster called me asking about our baby, I told her what was going on and she told me the other girl from the litter had been put down and one of the boys was very ill. She said they had no way of knowing all four puppies were already ill when they gave them to everyone. And mentioned another adopter was super angry and blaming her for the puppy dieing. She told me she was sorry and that "of course she would refund the "adoption fee"". And it was in my bank minutes later. But our hearts were broken and our bank account hit hard as well.
Then the final blow came when the five year old started coughing, she had had her shots but it had been over a year, apparently it didn't protect her, (They are suppose to be good for three years). We ordered a test from Amazon, they come 10 to a pack, and the price makes them less than $5 a piece, and it came back positive. We did all we could to keep her healthy short of checking her into the vet at $1000 a day so they could keep her hydrated. She never lost control of her bowels, but she stopped eating and hardly drank, she went blind almost over night, and we knew we were not going to be able to save her. We went to the emergency vet again, as everyone else we asked informed us how contagious she was (thank you we kinda knew), and that there were lots of cases in the Dallas area. We paid another $300 to send her over the rainbow bridge.
All of this happened within a month of bringing our new baby into our home. I added the prices to ask if it is not something the foster should have refunded? Other people told me the rescue should have refunded me everything that had to do with the adopted dog. They say any good rescue would have done it without being asked. I don't expect they would pay for our baby girl's illness although the puppy brought it into our home. But they gave us a very sick puppy, one that should have been tested before pickup for distemper and parvo. But they just rushed all four out the door to four homes that all lost their new babies within weeks.
And that is my story and reasoning for my one star review.

We have NEVER charged 800.00 for a dog. Not for purebreds and not for mutts.
When we get dogs from the breeders generally we do not get paperwork; sometimes we do.
We are told the general age of the dog; we check the teeth which generally will tell a dogs age. We take the dogs to spay and neuter clinics and shot clinics; we do dentals and sometimes surgeries likes tumor removal.
The vets check the dogs and if they think the dog is older that will end up on the paperwork. This is clinic paperwork. We do not “fabricate” paperwork.

This is the WORST animal "rescue" ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They shouldn’t call themselves an organization because they are SCAMMERS. They are thirsty for money that they will make you believe a LIE! Everyone please do your research before rescuing any animals from this place.
I rescued a toy Australian Shepard at the time named “Ace” who was supposedly 4 years old. Denisha, told me he was surrendered by a breeder and that she knew everything about him. The day I met him I kept asking questions and she not only fabricated his paperwork, but also charged me a ridiculous amount just to get him adopted. I almost wasn’t going to go through with the adoption but felt bad for him. I went ahead and paid the 800$. The following week I took him to My Pet’s Wellness animal hospital and come to find out he was NOT 4 years old he was 15 years of age!!!!!!!!!!! I couldn’t believe it, not only was he a really old dog he had been abused and even had scares underneath his matted fur. I couldn’t believe that a place such as A Different Breed even exist. THEY ARE EVIL AND VILE human beings. BE HONEST TO PEOPLE!
Ace now Oliver was a timid, afraid, and traumatized dog that had never been walked his entire life until the day I “rescued” him. He was a challenge for sure! He was afraid of everyone and everything that was around him. I however, didn’t loose hope and made it my duty to help him and give him the best life he could have. Even though, I might not have him for much longer due to his old age I was at least able to show him love.

The post by schmidt2000 is an absolute and total lie. We do not take dogs from a shelter and if it is not cute enough, take it or another one. In fact, we have taken very few dogs from
Shelters in the past year; we have taken strays, dumped dogs, breeder releases and owner surrenders. We have not taken any dogs to any shelters.
Only our big dogs are in half acre and quarter acre areas where they can run and play.
Puppies go into their own mobile office in quarantine where they are kept in crates. They are going thru deworming and treatment for coccidia and giardia, and go for shots if they can handle those.
Small dogs are kept in air conditioned and climate controlled rooms.
THIS IS HOW PEOPLE LIE ABOUT RESCUES

The ground in South, East and north texas is saturated with parvo, parvo takes 6-8 months to die off. Every pup which has been found dumped in the country, born under a house, found in a ditch, will already harbor parvo and or distemper or other viruses. The pup may be completely a-symptomatic and run and play.
But going to a new home, or getting a vaccine, may act as a trigger and the pup breaks.
We always offer to take the pup back and refund; or we have vets we work with and we offer veterinary services thru them. Adopters signs a form agreeing to this.
If people take the pup to an emergency vet and run up a $3000.00 vet bill we cannot help…this is beyond our financial ability.
Every rescue deals with this issue; A different Breed is not the only one. Even the most well known and well funded organizations in the metroplex have had outbreaks of parvo.
All rescues are dealing with this.

When people apply for a dog, and send an application, when the dog is adopted we go over all the emails and email that the dog has been adopted. It is our consistent experience that a lot of emails are not arriving, incoming or outgoing. Same with texts. Service and internet in the country is subpar. We do the best we can.

Not a good rescue. Denisha takes dogs from one shelter and if they are not cute enough she returns them to another shelter. Puppies and dogs live outside where there is rampant Parvo. Do NOT ADOPT from them!

Definitely not impressed with this organization. I applied to adopt a dog. I even received a follow-up email asking for clarification on one point. Then NOTHING! I saw on their FB page that the dog had been adopted. A true professional would have at least let me know that the dog had gone to someone else. I think most of these 501(c) animal rescues are scams.

Do your research! Lots of problems reported with this rescue!
My daughter just adopted a puppy from a Different Breed. She was so excited, first dog for her since she and her hubby got married. Little did they know this puppy was infected with Parvo and hospitalized two days after they got her home. They are looking at thousands in vet bills that they, as a new married couple, do not have - plus they are told their pup may not even survive! Wish she had looked at reviews before trusting this rescue. She is heartbroken. Rescuing a dog should be a happy experience.

Great experience with Denisha!!! We had just lost our beloved chocolate lab and Denisha helped us find our new dog. The new puppy had some health issues and Denisha was up front and guided us through the process of bringing the puppy to health. The dog is great and we had nothing but positive things to say about Denisha. We recently were in a position to help some abandoned dogs and Denisha counseled us as a friend on the process. She truly cares about these animals and has been a great friend to them as well as to our family. We highly recommend using a Different Breed Animal Rescue.
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We moved from a large city to a rural area in the country. I had heard of people “taking dogs to the country” but didn’t realize how bad a problem this was until we arrived here. First, there are ZERO rules about spaying or neutering. Second, no fences so dogs roam constantly, which results in many unwanted litters. Third, people really do just dump dogs. Not just one or two but the whole litter!!! Where I am, there is no animal control, no animal shelter, no rescue groups. I’m an animal person and the dogs are drawn to us here. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with the amount of dogs you see DAILY who have no home. After contacting numerous places, A volunteer with A Different Breed was able to assist me in taking in some of the dogs I found and getting them adopted into loving homes. I’ve seen previous reviews regarding sick dogs. You need to understand the life these dogs had prior to getting to the shelter - no vaccinations, living in filth, most I’ve found were covered in ticks, sometimes fleas as well. There is no telling what they were exposed to before they were rescued. Don’t blame the rescuers! They’re doing all they can to help these dogs! They DO get them vet care and vaccinations! They DO get them spayed or neutered to stop unwanted litters! If you want a pristine dog, pay $5k for a registered animal and meet the breeder and look at the facilities where they’re kept. If you want to SAVE A DOGS LIFE, adopt one of these rescues. There’s nothing wrong with any of the dogs I have found whom were dumped. They were sweet and loving and just needed a good home. ADB was able to give that to them and I’m so grateful to them for doing so!

Great organization, they work tirelessly to help abandoned animals and truly care about the dogs. I adopted an absolutely wonderful dog from ADB about a year ago and he’s my best friend. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a dog. Thank you Dinesha for all that you do.

First let me say I have taken care of dogs personally AND professionally for many years. I adopted my dog from ADB over 5 years ago and he has been a blessing. The folks at ADB have also been a blessing as over the years. Any questions I've ever had about my dog - or even friends' pets, they have gone above and beyond to help. They've also helped me with cats!! I have adopted and cared for many, many dogs over the last 45+ years and find ADB to care for and love these dogs as much and more than any rescue I've ever come across. I have gone to many of their adoption events and witnessed these volunteers work tirelessly and to exhaustion to care for and save these pets. I have also witnessed them give EXPLICIT instructions regarding care of the dogs (including vet visits-paid for by the organization). to the adoptive 'parents'. These people work tirelessly to do any and everything they can to care for and help these potential pets. I gave ADB 5 stars because that was all that is available. I would give then 10+ stars if I could.
ON ANOTHER NOTE: I recently went to visit a friend to lives in the country. Of course my dog went with me for the weekend. I had to cut my visit short because, even though my dog had recently been- and is regularly treated for fleas, the fleas in the country ARE A LOT TOUGHER!. It's like they are on steroids or something. I already knew this but after years of living in the city, well...I had forgotten. Please BEWARE of this issue. If you visit or have recently moved to a rural area please watch out for these little monsters and call your vet or another animal professional to learn how to effectively get your pet treated. One more thing: I just cannot leave this page without commenting on the outrages negative reviews posted here. Have you ever noticed how people are so often happy to bitc_ , whine and complain but never seem have time to report good works, service, etc. It is beyond infuriating to see these people (who obviously have no lives) hide behind their computers and spew lies and negativity when they never even bother to find out if there is any truth at all behind these vicious lies. Of course they never volunteer to foster or help in any other way. I guess that would mean getting off their FAT AS__S and actually doing something contributory. What a concept!
AGAIN: PLEASE REMEMBER TO PAY EXTRA ATTENTION to your pets if you have recently been in a country setting. The flease, like country people I suppose, are a lot tougher out there. :)
A very satisfied client and fan of A Different Breed animal rescue.

I have been a volunteer with A Different Breed Animal Rescue since 2003, since its inception. I have also volunteered for many other rescues currently and over the past 30 years. Its a very difficult job as any rescuer will tell you. You are getting dogs that were found on the streets, dumped in the country, pulled from overcrowded kill shelters, abused, neglected and puppy mills.
They have very little resources, but do their best to save them and find them good safe forever homes. No one is paid, they spend tons of money from their own pocket and work tirelessly.
Yes, it would be nice if all the dogs had a foster home to fall back on, but those are few and far between. If limited to foster homes, so many dogs would be put down unnecessarily.
Puppies are the hardest. They are babies, they have not been vaccinated yet, they came from horrible conditions. Found in the street, under a house, thrown into someones yard or dumped at a high kill shelter. ANY rescue or animal shelter has to cross their fingers and deal with parvo and distemper. Many will not even take puppies in. They are expensive to treat and too many get sick. So to all those negative people, I suggest you step up to the plate and foster puppies, and get a taste of real life and what rescues do day in and day out.

I've been looking to adopt a dog for the past couple week and I finally found one tonight from ADB and filled out an application and emailed it to them. I actually already filled one out a week ago for a different dog, but the dog ended up being adopted by another family. As I was filling out their adoption application for the first time, I already felt like something was a little off...this is the only adoption place that has one of the papers in the application that says "newly revised" and it said "Please note that rescued dogs come from shelters which have environments that can harbor disease, parasites and conditions which may impact the dogs health but may be undiagnosed or symptom less before adoption. Shelter dogs have no known histories usually, no birthdates, no certainties. They often need weeks or several months to fully recover from their shelter experience". THIS IS A MAJOR RED FLAG. I don't even know why I didn't look up reviews until tonight. As soon as I sent in the second application tonight, something in the back of my mind told me to check the reviews for this place before paying $200 for a new puppy that might die in a month. THANK YOU EVERYBODY FOR THE REVIEWS AND RATINGS. THIS WAS DEFINITELY A FAIR WARNING THAT EVERYBODY NEEDED!

This shelter deserves zero stars!!
They told us our dog was fixed when we adopted her. She wasn't.
We needed to rehome her and take her back to the shelter. They wanted to put her down instead. Not even kidding. This is a KILL SHELTER, not an animal rescue.

We adopted two young puppies from ADB. Within 36 hours of adoption, both tested positive for Parvo. We are working with counsel, our veterinarian, and other families affected by the practices of this group to try to make sure this doesn't happen to anyone else.

This is the IRS complaint form is anyone needs it: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f13909.pdf

Please be wary of this "animal rescue". My boyfriend and I got our 8 week old puppy, Zula, from them. ADB had Zula and her siblings for about two weeks before we adopted her. Instead of finding foster homes or even testing them for diseases, they dragged them around in crates with all the other dogs and no shots. My boyfriend and I were so excited to get Zula as she would be our first puppy we have gotten together. We signed some papers from ADB and were on our way. Everything was fine for awhile. Zula was happy, playing and getting use to her new home. Flash forward to about a month and a half later and everything hit her at once. She ended up getting distemper. I took her to the vet and they said she more than likely got it from the shelter. The next two days I saw my beautiful, playful pup turn into a skinny puppy who could barely stand up. We ended up having to put her down. I cried and cried and cried some more. When my boyfriend and I adopted from A Different Breed we were expecting a playful pup to spend the rest of our lives with. Although I would not replace the two months we spent with Zula, no one should have to go through the mental and emotional damage that we faced. With ADB's "30 day policy" they could not be responsible for anything. Even though they put these sick puppies with no shots around hundreds of other sick dogs. Even though they let my boyfriend and I sign these docs and take her home without even giving these puppies any test. I will never adopt from them again and will never forgive them for the pain I had to endure.

I have been active in animal rescue off and on for over 45 years. I have known the people affiliated with this organization for over 24 years. I do not work for them nor do I volunteer for them. They are very reputable and hard-working individuals that care only for the benefit of the animals. Over the years when I have found, picked up, and needed assistance with a a dog ( all mixed breeds ) ADB has been instrumental in adopting out the dog or assisting me in finding another rescue that could help me. This is an all volunteer organization and I don’t know any other group that puts in any more time and energy than these people do. ( not to mention money out of their own pockets)...
To all the people that have posted negative reviews below. It is obvious to me that they are all gossiping “me too” storytellers. If they care so much about the animals they think are being abused, they need to volunteer for this organization and make it better. They don’t need to be bitching about it and tearing it down when they could do something positive and constructive to help... Put your Big Girl Panties, get a life, And get ALL the facts on a story before you start spreading vile nastiness. Remember… No matter how flat your stomp a pancake, there are always two sides to a story.
Rescue is often thankless, hard work. It’s not always rainbows and roses. Many of the animals come in in dire condition and not all can be saved. This organization does absolute wonders for what they have to work with.
If someone really wants to make a difference… Why don’t you volunteer for ADB or put your money where your mouth is.

I called this group to pick up 4 abandoned chihuahua mixes. The end result, at least two, and perhaps the others are infected or dead as well, of the four dogs were infected with distemper in this group's "care." I had heard negative reviews about the group after I called them to pick up the dogs. As a result, I called or texted the group everyday to check on the dogs. I was told that the dogs were doing fine after their surgery. I wanted to visit them to see for my myself. When I arrived, the dogs were brought to me on a dirty couch with flies swarming the living room area (a much worse situation than the dogs were originally in!). One of the dog's nose was covering in mucus and he was coughing. I asked about the mucus and the cough and was told that it was kennel cough. (The other dog's eyes were almost plastered shut with mucus.) When I saw the state of two of the dogs, I couldn't leave them and decided to take them with me, as my dogs have been vaccinated for kennel cough. However, when I got them home, they were completely lifeless and would not eat any food. Then one of the dog's had bloody diarrhea, so I took them to the vet. When the vet saw them, they were running high temperatures and he said that they might have distemper or a bad case of canine flu. The sad ending to this story is that they have distemper and now one of the little boys is dead. He died on Monday, July 23. His name was Henry. I write this review to honor his life. He didn't deserve this. I have now learned a very hard lesson. You must research rescue groups, as they are not all worthy of the name "rescue."

I have volunteered for ADB over a couple of years and this is a wonderful organization. At any given time, they have 55+ dogs, the vast majority of which are adult dogs. I have seen dogs rehabilitated there and I have seen them take care of physically ill dogs. I have seen many dogs go through there and placed in forever homes. They will also take a dog back if it turns out not to be a great fit for the family.

It upsets me so much to read these bad reviews. This sanctuary is amazing. All the people are extremely knowledgeable and nice. The dogs are really pretty and loving. If you had actually gone there, instead of just watching the news, you would have seen how much they care and work for the health of the animals.

I have visited this rescue site on more than one occasion. This rescue is not a "puppy flipper". If you knew all the details, your reviews would not have been written. The woman was trying to do the right thing under the circumstances. You should be ashamed. You have affected their reputation and ability to continue the good work they do. How many of you that wrote these reviews actually checked in to it yourself fully? I did. We recently rescued a dog from this now full facility... Keep your head up "A Different Breed" and thank you for the new addition to the family. (And no, it wasn't a puppy we adopted...)

Since I can't give zero stars, I'll have to give one. But it's really zero for leaving a mother dog behind to be killed (she is now dead) so you could take her pups and make a profit off them. That's called dog flipping and it is NOT rescue.

http://www.fox4news.com/news/96858465-story

This rescue is wonderful!! I have worked with them for 6 years now and love it! They are kind and hard working people!

First of all “nanamcclimans” leaves a review and states “ ROLE” is client served. This is actually K M - She is a friend and helper at “ A DIFFERENT BREED”. With all of your attempts to point out how ethical your rescue is why do each of you lie and cover up even the most simple of things like your TRUE names and address ???? Why don’t you admit you sit on the board and help out with the “ RESCUE “ instead of pretending to be a “client served”. That is totally ridiculous. You pull as many puppies as you can so that you can make money easier on puppies. YOU know this to be true and the rest of us do to. I would be interested in knowing how many dogs you sold last year. How many did you collect cash on, checks and then how many went thru paypal ???? I think someone needs to go thru all your adoption papers for the past couple of years and see how many did you follow up on that NEVER got spayed or neutered ????? How many dogs NEVER saw a vet because you give the dogs their shots and puts the sticker with numbers on the paper work given to the adoptive families ??? I think you have a chance here to turn your organization around and do right by the dogs and stop flipping the dogs for a profit. When you charge $200.00 per dog it should be vetted and spayed / neutered before you send the pet out. Can you honestly say you do that now ???? DO YOU ? Shame on all 3 of you for taking advantage of the system. When you truly love animals - it shows !!! You don’t show it. The “eyes” of not only Texas but others are all on you right now. I am just waiting to see what charges will be filed.

I don't care how many people try to defend this monstrosity of a "rescue." They are puppy flippers, plain and simple. If there is a momma and puppies, THEY ALL GO TOGETHER. You leave behind the mom, healthy or not, then you are responsible for the mom's death!!!! Regardless of the illness, the mom had a better chance of getting healthier sooner than any of those puppies, and had they rescued the entire family, the mom could've regained her health faster, and had nourishing milk to help the babies get better, but these greedy bastards just wanted the puppies, because PUPPIES DEMAND HIGHER "ADOPTION" FEES, AND MAKE NET MORE PROFIT.......PERIOD!!!

The stories people are spreading is absolutely not true, they tried to help the shelter find a rescue or individual the would foster mama and babies.When they received a call 3 weeks later that no one had stepped up, and that the puppies were ill, please take puppies. Mama was very ill, but they wanted to try and save the babies. So with a heavy heart they accepted the babies, all which would have died within 2 days. These babies were not eating, full of worms, white gums, and green snot, it would be a miracle if any survived, well they are surviving and starting to grow, but still have a ways to go.2-3 days later they heard that the mom was so ill and with no one able or willing to take care of her, she was euthanized . If it wasn't for the help this rescued provided, the whole family would have dies. Where was all the other rescues? Why didn't they answer the call? and now this rescue is being harassed. These people truly love their animals and it show in the animals.

Reputable rescues do not pull nursing puppies & leave their mother to die. That is completely unethical, immoral behavior.

They took a litter of unweaned pups from a shelter and left the mother behind. She was a sweet dog but was euthanized! What kind of rescue behaves in this manner??? Are they a rescue or dog flippers??? I would post no stars but I had to post at least one :(

You are NOT A RESCUE AND HAVE NO RIGHT CLAIMING TO BE ONE. YOU PULLED PUPPIES THAT WERE TO YOUNG, LEFT THE MOM TO DIE, AND GUESS WHAT, SHE IS DEAD NOW. HOW DO YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT KNOWING YOU CAUSED THE DEATH OF A SWEET MOTHER DOG. THIS WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN BY ANYONE. IT IS HEARTBREAKING AND EVIL.

They pull puppies from shelters and leave the moms there to die. When accused of it, they place the blame on everyone else.

SHAMEFUL. A real rescue does not ever leave the mama dog behind to die. They did this. They also have been accused of keeping animals in less than desirable conditions on their property and have had an inquiry done by the SPCA previously due to a complaint received.

Shady business here and BEWARE before you decide to donate any of your hard earned money to this place.

THIS IS NOT WHAT RESCUE IS ABOUT! Saving pups and abandoning the mother dogs. This will not ever be acceptable.

THIS RESCUE PULLED NURSING PUPPIES FROM THE COMMERCE ANIMAL SHELTER IN TEXAS AND LEFT THE MOTHER THERE TO DIE. WHICH SHE DID, SHE WAS PUT TO SLEEP. THIS RESCUE THEN SOLD THE PUPPIES FOR PROFIT!!! THEY HAVE SINCE TAKEN DOWN THEIR FB AND TWITTER ACCOUNTS AND ARE NOT ANSWERING CALLS
REGARDING COMMERCE ANIMAL SHELTER A MAN BY THE NAME OF BENNY WORKS THERE. HE TELLS PEOPLE THAT HEALTHY DOGS ARE TO SICK FOR ADOPTION AND TURNS AROUND AND PUTS THEM TO SLEEP

They pulled very young puppies from a shelter and left the Momma behind. She was killed. "Rescues" do this to make money. They should be shut down.

This group throws dead dogs in the dumpster. And now taking Ny babies and letting the mom die? Very sad.

I would give it zero stars if I could. This group pulls puppies that are too young and leaves the mom behind to die. I am currently fostering a mom who was pulled along with her pups by a REPUTABLE rescue group. Please do t adopt any puppies - they have very few adult dogs - from this group. They need to be shut down.

This "rescue" pulled a litter of puppies from a high kill shelter and left the mother to be killed. Hope whatever profit they turned from the puppies was worth their mother's life. No respectable rescue would pull the puppies and not the mother. Disgusting.

This place is awesome. i love it so much and i just go there to look at the dogs they have found.