My Nonprofit Reviews

I was blessed to adopt Sparky May 7/‘21 after meeting him April 30/‘21.
May 11, Sparky had a seizure. Having no experience with dog seizures, it scared me.
I immediately called Scott, he immediately responded & FaceTimed with me.
Scott remained in very close contact with me (made the mistake telling me I couldn’t send too many pictures ������) for the time I had Sparky.
After the 2nd trip to the emergency hospital, it was determined on June 26/‘21 Sparky showed multiple signs of meningitis and best thing for him was to release him from his pain. Through a river of tears, I held Sparky close through the process telling him what a good boy he was and I loved him SO much!
This was unexpected for me as well as Scott & Lisa - especially painful after having to release my Mini Schnauzer just 6 mos prior.
From day 1 after meeting Sparky until final adoption, I felt given above the bar support, encouragement and love from Scott, Lisa and volunteer Home Interviewer, Lisa. Their dedication is testimony to their commitment to saving lives of literally thousands of deserving dogs out there.
Even though I only had Sparky 50 days, I know with the support, encouragement, love given to me from Pooch Savers Rescue, he had the best last 50 days of the love, attention he deserved.
I’m forever grateful to Pooch Savers Rescue and Sparky has a forever place in my heart!
Brenda Burleson ������❤️������