My Nonprofit Reviews

For starters they told me the kitten I adopted was neutered, he wasn't. He was 10 weeks old, with worms and a bad upper respitory infection. When I called Robin's Nest to let them know about all the problems he was having, they never returned my call. So, I went to the adoption center to talk to them. I was told that upper respitory infections are common and kittens need to be treated for worms often. When I brought up the fact that they had said he was neutered but wasn't they told me they don't neuter kittens. After, getting him in tip top shape (all shots, to the weight he should have been) I got him neutered. Having previously fostered cats and dogs I know most rescues require you to let them know when the pet has been sterilized, RN told me they didn't need to know. Frankly, adopt from another agency $75 for an un-sterilized kitten is too much when you can get one from the pund for $20. Another red flag is when kittens are "buy one get one free". Good luck