Friends with Paws Pet Rescue

"I sent a message and asked about a cat the shelter has. I am not filling out an application unless the animal we are interested in is still available for adoption. Too much personal information on line these days and posting it should be limited. This is how people get scammed. Communication appears to be an issue with animal shelters. Why post your phone number, email address, face book info if you do not intend to answer potential pet owners inquiries?"

"Me and my mother were so excited when we saw a dog on their Facebook page up for adoption. We reached out and also put an application in. At that time the dog did not have a name but later on about three days later we saw they named the dog, so we then reached out again through an email on their Facebook to make sure the application went with the right dog . We then received a snotty email from someone named Liz. This is not the first review I saw about this Liz and I was very shocked when I first looked up friends of paws but now I understand from this experience, why there was already two bad reviews about Liz. It made us not wanna adopt from Friends with paws and we ended up withdrawing our application because of that. I do get that they are all volunteers, but there was no need to be snotty. Very unprofessional do not recommend."

"They make it way too hard to just go adopt a dog. I believe it's part of the reason people just go buy a dog - it's much more simple and way less intrusive"