My Nonprofit Reviews

If I could give them a zero I would. I am a caregiver for an elderly lady in a wheelchair, she has been lonely lately and really wants a companion to hangout with. She lives in an apartment building. We went in to Molly's Place today to look at dog for her. Immediately we were treated harshly. My client explained what she was looking for in a dog (small dog, potty trained, a little older), and explained her living situation (apartment building, caregivers 5 times a week, and hiring people to help her take the dog out as needed, she is very independent, cooks for herself, etc.) The women at the desk got an attitude. Asking how my client expected to take her dog out at 2am in the morning, saying the dog was going to run away from her, and how was she suppose to be able to get it, and on on about how my client wasn't going to be able to take care of the dog. I calmly explained again that she was going to have caregivers and if she didn't she was going to hire a dog walking service (such as rover) to help in taking the dog out, along with using a leash anytime they left the apartment. The lady at the desk continued to have an attitude with me and the raised her voice at my client because WE WERE being rude to her. Even after this issue my client still asked this women nicely if she had dogs that fit her criteria (small, house trained, etc). The lady said she had no small dogs at the shelter. We were looking at several running around on the floor, so we left. I will never return and I think it's a shame this women is prohibiting a perfectly capable women to adopt and love a dog. I am highly disappointed and hope that not all handicap people have this problem when trying to save a dogs life through adoption at Molly's Place