Pupz N Palz Rescue

Maury McCord

From the reviews, this sounds like an awful place. I feel sorry for the poor dogs who end up at this "rescue.". People, could you at least try to be somewhat professional? Apparently not.

Elle Dee

PNP is a great animal rescue. The negative comments below are ridiculous. It's always entitled deadbeat pet owners or impatient entitled people who leave negative reviews for devoted rescues like PNP. Negative reviews only hurt the animals. It's an animal rescue. Stop telling people not to go there to adopt. I've witnessed, on several occasions, how hard Karri, Maverix and all the other volunteers work. They work non-stop trying to save animals all day everyday. That means you might not get a return call or text immediately. There is literally one person in charge. Be patient. Before leaving a negative comment, I challenge you to go volunteer at a rescue for one week and you will have a different outlook on how crazy, heartbreaking and rewarding rescue can be. It's hard! Donate, volunteer, network, spay & neuter or shut up! #AdoptDontShop

Amarie

Tried to inquire adoption for a dog for both me & my grandmother. They instantly asked if we had experience with grooming & we said no but we were willing to do anything for this dog. We wanted the experience & just to give that dog a good home. But no apparently it’s store policy to not let people adopt if they don’t have the experience. I understand not wanting to leave an animal in bad hands but we were willing to do whatever it took. I’m very heartbroken because I really wanted to take care of that dog. Very rude & unprofessional just like the rest of the reviews.

Danielle Walker

It’s much easier to go through Craigslist. Be cautious with how you answer questions. While I understand the screening process and believe it’s necessary, it’s at the discretion of the employees. For example, I was not given an application from Karri because I did not own a specific breed of dog, although I grew up with them and was familiar with the breed. When I tried to explain she just stopped responding. I should have been given a chance to apply. The breed was French bulldog/Pug. A lot of people looking for a rescue dog wouldn’t have owned a French bulldog. Some would even argue it’s not ethical to own and purchase those dogs. That shouldn’t be the only screening criteria. Making the ownership of a pure read or hybrid animal the ONLY criteria to receive an application doesn’t seem consistent with rescue/shelters beliefs.