My Nonprofit Reviews

They were extremely cruel and cold to me when I made the tough decision to surrender my guinea pigs. I was heartbroken but knew it was the right thing to do. They treated me like a criminal and when they took the guinea pigs from me and tried to abruptly take them inside, I said I hadn't said goodbye yet. They would not bring them back outside or let me inside to just have 30 seconds to say goodbye. They claimed I would "interrupt the people at the adoption meet trying to form bonds." I said they could just bring my guinea pigs outside for me to say goodbye but they instead threatened to call the police on me after I was already sobbing and begging to just have one last moment with my guinea pigs. They also said they would never let me adopt from them ever again. The woman was also about to take my cat carrier and not give it back to me and seemed annoyed when I asked if I could have it back. I also gave them hay that I still had leftover and she seemed irritated that I would ask to donate it to them. AND when I was adopting my pig from them, they rushed the process and gave me the first guinea pig we tried. They said since they weren't fighting it was a good enough match, and I felt pressured to adopt him instead of trying other ones to see if they would bond better. Adopt from anywhere else. Even a pet store would provide better customer service.