Glimmer of Life, Small Dog Rescue in South Florida

Mr Cohen

Misleading name

Andrea Ruh

If I can leave a negative star rating I would. My elderly mother lost her companion dog a couple of months ago. She wanted to rescue a puppy instead of purchasing. They had a 6-year-old Yorkshire terrier that my mom fell in love with and was told that the adoption fee was going to be $600. That was a little steep for an adoption but my mother really fell in love with the puppy. She had an interview and filled out an application and was waiting for an answer. They didn't return her phone calls so we decided to go in and visit the puppy and ask. They still didn't have an answer for her. Well they finally called and told her it was going to be $1,000 for the puppy. My mother is on a fixed income and really couldn't afford the $600. $1,000 was way out of her price range so she had to tell them no. Her heart is broken again. If you ever went into the store you would know why they charge so much, stay away not very good business practice.

Tammy Doyle

Adopters beware, I read the reviews on this rescue, but went ahead anyway with the application because I know people aren’t always honest in a review. But sadly I was just as disappointed as others. They say it’s a 300.00 adoption fee, but when they called me and said it was 1,000 I asked why and was told it covers the cost of the neutering and micro chip. So why advertise it’s a 300.00 adoption fee. Very misleading and I feel I wasted their time and my own.

Drew Pinsky

$1500 to adopt a dog? A rescue or a breeder? Honest or liars? Don’t try to cover up the reality of your ‘non-profit’ organization. You guys are breeders and greedy… be a real rescue and actually do some good