My Nonprofit Reviews

President of the organization is extremely rude. Not every document or system is perfect and she should be a bit calmer when speaking to people when an mishap occurs . Once we finally got the first misunderstanding fixed we were contacted by the foster parent. She was a delightful person. I really want to thank her for the time she allowed us to see the dog. The president said that the dog was fearful of men and that was quite the opposite. The dog did not mind men at all and was happy with either men or women equally. While we waited to see the dog we received another adoption opportunity and adopted, however we still wanted to adopt one more. Well the president didn’t liked that we adopted another dog and rescinded our application and was very rude when she spoke to us over the phone. She said we lied. How did we lie if we told her that we adopted another dog and still wanted to adopted a dog from her organization. We could have not said anything and she wouldn’t have even known a difference. Telling the truth should not disqualify a family to adopt and in fact shows that we care that much more to let her know. The foster parent even thought it would be fine that the dog had another one to play with as she got along with her other 3 dogs. It’s a shame this happened as we really liked the dog and wanted to have it part of our family. Finding a purebred in Florida to adopt that is a younger dog is hard and looks like we will be forced to look at getting a puppy from a breeder. So this is a cautionary message to all that may want to adopt from this organization. Oh yeah one other point I almost forgot to mention, if you are 70 and above they will overlook your adoption. This was one complaint about the 30+ adoptions for this one dog as your age matters in this process apparently. Good luck!