My Nonprofit Reviews

This nonprofit has proven time and time again that they are in it for the money. They have been claiming to have been raising money for a new puppy house. However, the funds were raised a long time ago. There is interbreeding occurring causing dogs to have medical issues. They are breeding dogs back to back with their heat cycles. Tracking dogs don’t know how to blindly track as they are being talked though tracks as well as seizure dogs not knowing how to alert when leaving the facility. The families are finishing the dogs. There is a lot that happens behind public eye. 4 paws is a glorified puppy mill with over 400+ dogs actively in their program.

I would re-evaluate this non-profit and audit their financial files to show the true 4 paws and not just what they want the public to know. Thankfully they fired their old CEO/CFO and 4 paws should be heading in a better direction. But until they get a trainer back that knows how to teach a dog how to track. I would re-evaluate purchasing a dog from them. As much as they are a nonprofit, they really just sell dogs. A lot of fosters have 2 foster dogs in their homes. As well as, 4 paws accomadating 2 dogs per kennel in some cases because their kennel area is not big enough.

When a bad review is written, the social media assistants plea out to fosters asking them to write 5 star reviews to mask a bad review or they simply get deleted. As you will see a mass amount of reviews from fosters after this review is posted. When someone writes a bad google review the company will review it and most of the time they delete it.