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Review for Chain Of Hope Kc, Kansas City, MO, USA

Rating: 1 stars  

I've helped COH over the last 8 years, at least. Bought brand new dog houses and crates, food, etc. i tried adopting a kitten named Rose last week. It was difficult to say the least. I posted my feedback on their fb pg and Rose's entire thread was deleted. Very sad bc I will never know her fate. Here is my story.

I tried adopting this sweet girl, Rose, and Jessica, the foster, was flaky and mean to work with. She lives an hr away from me, each way. I offered to meet halfway, i was told she said no. The person working the office suggested meeting at COH, I agreed. The worker came back saying Jessica didn't want to. I said I'd think about it but maybe explain to Jessica my situation and have some empathy for Rose and not deny her a good forever home. So then I was told she'd come to my house. Ok, peculiar she wouldn't even leave her house initially but fine. So I talk to her the morning she's supposed to come. She didn't want to bring her, she tried backing out. However I was told by Paige, we are all set for a certain time the following day. Rose is recovering from being spayed. I was told I need to have her stitches out in a few days. I made arrangements with my vet. I needed and wanted her medical records. A legit vet won't just take your word on the medical history. Also I planned on having her groomed and my groomer needs proof of shots. They had none of these things. In good faith I agreed to pay the $85 fee in hopes I'd get these things from Chain of Hope. Not to mention the microchip info that would need to be transferred to me.

Back to Jessica backing out hours bf I was promised to get her. Jessica explains how the vet they took her to was unorganized and told her nothing when she picked up Rose and Jessica even acknowledged it was strange but left without asking Them anything about Rose's condition or the paperwork. This "vet" sounded shady and the fact that Rose was still in pain wasn't good. Sounds like they butchered her up. Poor Rose. Anyway, I provided Jessica with directions, suggested a time to leave to arrive at our meeting time. She said she'd text me when she left. It was 20 min past when she was going to leave so I texted her if we are on track. She said she was going to her husband's work first. A heads up would have been nice. As we just talked about meeting. I would have been fine about being late but she didn't even think to do that. She replies with sarcastic texts, begging for a reply, so I expressed my frustration in even trying to meet with her bc she didn't want to compromise at all, initially, then wanted to back out. She then calls me and begins yelling at me bc I called her out. She says I didn't plan on driving out to you today. Well I didn't ask her to, I offered and agreed to drive also. Also she knew Rose was posted on Chain of Hopes fb pg & Jessica's personal fb pg that she's up for adoption. How could she not expect to have to do anything? She should be glad that means Rose found a home. As a foster, you have more responsibilities than just enjoying the kittens for a short time at your house is what I'm thinking. She then told me she wasn't bringing Rose to me. I already told my kids and most of all she denied Rose a forever home. All because of HER feelings. No regard for Rose's best interest. Very sad and disappointing. Poor Rose. I am an animal lover and have cats and understand the bond and care that come with them. Mine are very well cared for and I would never give them up. I can go anywhere and find a kitten but I was determined to save Rose in spite of the difficulties I was faced with. It was sad putting everything away, at the time she was due to arrive. I cried. COH helps out dogs in the hood but their cat fostering needs an overhaul. How can they allow a foster to do that on a whim? Jessica needs to go!

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