My Nonprofit Reviews

With what little I knew of CPR, I was impressed. However. I just had a negative experience and it could have EASILY been AVOIDED. They do not know how to communicate or are unwilling to communicate with perspective adoptees professionally.
Only messaging via email can cause confusion and misunderstandings. Yes, I understand staffing issues and saving time is the reason. Trying to make this concise. I applied for a dog. I was asked to get vet issues straight which I did. I asked if the dog bites twice. Never got an answer. After messaging them and remedying the problem it took 24 hours to get an email stating that they did not have a dog for me. WHAT? No explanation as to why! All I can do is guess....does the dog bite? Don't know. Did they give me an opportunity for any type of discussion?? No. The dog I applied to adopt is apparently still available. ?? I could have offered her a good and loving home. Why ask me to straighten out a vet issue if I wasn't a good fit in the beginning?
The dog's well -being is their main concern but people have feelings and needs that should be considered and respected.
I just felt misled and blindsided by CPR.
If they read this. I hope they will try to understand my point of view without getting all defensive. Think about adoptees and how you treat them in the future please. Be Kind.