I sincerely appreciate the dedication to make the right match and the support before and after. Forever family in full effect

The facilities are beautiful and the animals are cared for so well. PAWS is a no-kill shelter and you can feel the earnestness of their mission when you walk in the door. The volunteer programs are also extremely well-organized and well worth your time if you love dogs and/or cats! Adopt, don’t shop!

Lovely place to find a best friend! Lots of information around to help inform your decision.

A lovely organization that supports their fosters and potential adopters so well! Their facility is bright, clean, and welcoming. And the staff is always helpful.

They do not test animals for any infectious diseases. Be aware when you take an animal home from this location they will most likely have kennel cough and giardia. And PAWS will not help unless you return the animal.

We just found our new puppy named COMET at PAWS, and were so excited. The staff walked us through every step in order to bring him home. He was rescued ifrom Arkansas. Hes 9 weeks old. Hes the pij of the litter and in a good way. Hes adapting to his new home n family just fine. Thanks to PAWS we found our new 💘 love

While I did not adopt a pet from PAWS Chicago, (I came with a friend for moral support), I cannot speak highly enough about this place. The facility is extremely well kept and you can tell the animals are taken care of and loved. The people that work and volunteer there are extremely knowledgeable and want to help you adopt the perfect animal that will be right for you! Very impressed.

My niece adopted a special needs puppy wo is very, very sweet.

Lady in the back was very prejudice and rude while the volunteers were some of the nicest people ever..they love these animals and its clear to see but that lady in the back 🤣🤣 if she doesnt like the way you look you will have ALOT of hoops to go through to get these beautiful animals their furever home❤ a great place with a very bad apple....

I adopted Cynthia from Paws Chicago. Such a wonderful experience and shelter - and a loving kitty!

I completely agree with the review that Rhonda left. I was very uncomfortable being asked the same questions multiple times. Every time I asked to see a dog, I was told that we were not compatible. That I did not understand! The staff only let me interact with a dog that was only up for fostering, which is not what I was looking for and I did disclose that I was looking to adopt not foster. If you are looking for an animal to adopt I found my forever fur baby at Anderson Animal Shelter in Carol Stream, IL.

My spouse and I are 3 weeks into our first adoption from PAWS. We have friends who have adopted from them and have volunteered. Everyone is amazing, super helpful, and the follow up is A-1. We’re in one of their training classes now and found a vet we love through them. HIGHLY recommend adopting from, fostering for, or volunteering at PAWS.

Theyre more than happy to give you the exactly the dog that you are requesting if they dont have it theyll find it and theyll keep your file open and you stay in touch and it will get you the exact dog youre requesting. Theyre especially helpful if its a dog for an emotional need.They get in touch as soon as possible and stay in touch its all business theyre all kind theyre all giving and theyre all for the drug and finding it the best place for it.

They made the fostering to adoption process so efficient and straight forward. Fantastic communication from both the foster (especially as we worked through our puppy’s health issues) and adoption team along the way. They provided us a ray of sunshine to us in the craziness of the pandemic.

We went in to adopt a dog, but got a cat instead. My dog was a rescue dog and seemed to exhibit some PTSD symptoms while at the facility, so it was decided that we were not a good fit to adopt the dog we were there for. The kitten we ended up adopting is adorable.

Wybie is happy in his forever home. He got comfortable immediately! Such a joy to have around! Our adorable little baby 💙💙💙 PAWS was so helpful and patient with us. I would definitely recommend!

PAWS is an awesome no-kill shelter for dogs and cats. You can volunteer, foster and adopt. The goal is to get these furry cuties to their forever homes and they have an effective process for doing that. In the meantime, they are safe and well cared for by the employees and volunteers.

They did not tell us everything that was wrong with the dog. And they gave us 4 different storys on the dog that did not match to each other

They are so well organized. The staff are very knowlegable. The place is clean and you know the animals are well cared for.

Awful experience every single time I go in. I have been trying to find the perfect cats for months. I found one I fell in love with and then he was adopted by the people in front of me in line. I have gone in three times trying to adopt and have left crying every time due to the lack of help of staff or them being rude and condescending. This is elitist pet adoption flat out.

PAWS is a no kill shelter .They consistently receive high ratings from Charity Navigator (Organization that rates charities on how they use their funds).They are a great charity.

Great dog and cat adoption facility, clean and friendly staff.

If I could Ill give Paws Chicago a Big Fat Zero! No stars at all! I wanted to adopt a cat from Paws Chicago and was denied because I receive unemployment and have an un-neutered dog at home. I believe these organizations are petty and being discriminatory on people base on economics status. It doesnt take much to love on a kitty during a pandemic. I am disappointed in Paws Chicago! Ill definitely get me a kitty kitty base on love and compassion and not on conditions and circumstances! I just wanted to share my experience with love and light!

Great place to adopt a pet! They are thorough and looking to connect the right pet parents to the best match.

Friendly and very helpful staff. I adopted a senior cat and she is adapting very well. Clean facility

My home away from home! Amazing charity in Chicago that saves so many lives and gives back to the community!💋

Amazing place! I came here looking to bring a new dog into our home, and the staff and everyone around here was extremely friendly and helpful!I came across a puppy on there website named Wanda and fell in love, went there the next day to bring her to a loving home! Her new name is Mila and she is a absolute doll most friendliest & playful dog!There adoption fee covers pretty much everything for example vet cost of getting dog fixed, shots, etc...I would definitely come here for all my adoption needs! I signed up for there dog training class also so I can review that later!7/15/2020Photo Updates of my pup!

Beautiful facility, friendly staff, and very cute animals!

We stopped in at the Lincoln Park Adoption Center to meet our new puppy and take him home. Everything was great.

My BEAUTIFUL INCREDIBLE DOG IS FROM HERE! They truly care for their pets and it means a lot that a PAW pet is a PAW pet for life which means if in any case you give up your animal you give it to PAWs. Their facility is like a pet hotel and while the adoption process is extensive it is well worth it and they really set you up for success with your furry companion! I can’t thank them enough this is the best place to adopt!

It took paws 1.6 months to respond to an adoption inquery and tell me that the cat I inquired about is no longer available. I am devastated. There is no justification for taking this long to tell me or anyone else, I’ve been thinking about and waiting on this particular cat this entire time. They make it actually impossible to talk to a human at their company about the status of your application the entire time, and then have the gall to encourage you to apply again.I would highly recommend going through a different adoption agency like the anti cruelty society, where they treat people like people instead of tertiary fodder.

Super friendly staff and the cats and dogs are adorable! They appear to be well cared for!!

Great staff. Very informative

All employees are awesome, thank you for all the help,

Got my cute little kitty Jaskier from this place! The staff were incredibly helpful and nice, and I would recommend to anyone looking for a new best furry friend.

Janet and JD are amazing at training the volunteers. I absolutely love coming here to help the pups and the company/organization. Very professional, kind, and welcoming!

Very friendly and professional staff and very conscientious. We picked up our two new kittens there and have had them for 3 weeks now.

I want to start this off as saying I’m not a “cat” person. However, when you find a perfect match it shouldn’t matter, and the staff as PAWS helped me make sure of this. A 7 year old needing a home, has started to warm up and get comfortable with his new home. If you’re thinking of getting a pet regardless make sure to check them out. They do a great job in making sure it’s a match for you and your future roommate!

Adopted the sweetest senior dog. What an angel.

I would give it a C- for houspitallity because assoites would walk by us and we were igorduntil 30 minutes laterwe were recognized and then we got soom were.also your web. Site is inacquart.

Absolute angels on Earth for the work they do! Friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Matched us with our 3rd rescue dog today, we couldnt be happier.

I am so grateful for Paws. I found my Valerie here and she has really brought back fun into my life. She is playful, snuggly, funny, and loves cuddling. Everyone should go to Paws and find yourself a bouncy little friend to adopt. Winter is coming. You will need that unconditional love from a little fur ball from Paws.

I did application let them know what dog I was looking at and still didnt get that dog drove over 50 miles for nothing 😡😡😡😡😡

PAWS Chicago is a great animal shelter! The staff are friendly and the animal are well cared for.

Giving 3 stars here because I believe PAWS is doing a good thing here... BUT, I have visited this location more than one and I would say the furry friends here probably have better people skills than the people.If I ask to talk about adopting a cat - I don’t want information about dogs.If I check online and the hours say “Open” and I come to a locked door and have to ring the doorbell and ask, “Are you open?” YES, I am referring TO THE PUBLIC! Do I look like Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny??

Nice staff and lovely animals for adoption

We had such a wonderful experience at PAWS! The staff is very friendly, supportive, and understanding. They will ask what kind of pet you are looking for and point you to a few different matches based on personalities and personal histories. I really appreciated their honesty when I was looking at a cat and they mentioned that she had a spraying problem with her last home. Many facilities do not have this difficult conversation but the staff her genuinely cares about both the animals and their soon-to-be families! We adopted our cat and we’ve had no problems with him readjusting all thanks to the informative packet and free vet visit! Thank you all so much 💕

PAWS is incredible. I volunteer there, and it really is such an amazing place. If you are looking to foster or adopt, please go and support paws in any way you can. They deserve it.

I previously adopted 2 adorable kittens (Milo and Sherlock) from PAWS in 2017. My experience was good and I would have recommended it to others. Well in 2019 that is no longer the case.This afternoon I went into PAWS to adopt a puppy I had fallen in love with. I began the adoption process. I was asked if the other person listed on the lease was still living with me (which they are not). I explained the situation of tenancy, we got clearance from my landlord and all was fine.A few minutes later their employee Deborah came from the hallway and said your dad just busted you buddy. She then went on to accuse me of lying about my living situation because my dad (whom I dont even speak to and Im 26...) said I live with another person. The fact that she directly referred to me as a liar and said I was making insinuating and false claims is completely inappropriate, inaccurate, and very offensive.Deborah prevented a 2 month old female puppy from going to a great loving home and owner while also completely ruining my perception and view of PAWS and their employees.I understand that not all PAWS employees lack professionalism or integrity, but Deborah was enough to make me never step foot into another PAWS again.I would like to thank Deborah for sending me to Chicago Canine Rescue because without that I would have never ended up adopting my new family member, a 3 month old Shepherd named Orbit who is a perfect dog.

We got Peter from Paws, and we’re very happy!

Staff were very friendly. Really appreciate the volunteers’ help.

I have been trying to adopt from this location for two months. Completed quiz, application and at least a dozen or more virtual applications for several dogs. Recieved maybe 3 emails stated dog not available, one was for a dog I did not request. Other then that, no other communication. Its funny how a dog is added and the next day they are gone. While Im sitting here for two months with no dog. I think it is time to move on without a dog from PAWS. would have gave 1 star. But they do rescue and some people are receiving. Id like to know... hey what is wrong with me?

I recently reached out to PAWS Chicago. I would honestly give them a half of a star. I reached out to them in regards to rehoming my dog. I had been told about them from a few friends who are very familiar with my situation. Long story short I recently had a career change that requires me to travel and Im not able to provide her (my dog) with the quality of life she deserves and just dont have the reliable help that I need. My friends encouraged me to reach out to PAWS as they heard their organization was amazing. I reached out to PAWS out of desperation and with hope that they could really help me with rehoming my pet. Long story short I filled out their pet survey form that ask questions about your pet. They wanted me to clarify and elaborate on a few things about my Pet. I did. They eventually emailed med back saying that my dog wasnt a goof fit for their program for reasonsI didnt understand. They didnt even invite my dog in for a full evaluation to confirm if she was or wasnt a good fit for their program. They told me no and then sent me a 2 page list of other shelters and organizations I could use. I just think they can t truly 100 % stand behind their so called mission & purpose of saving pets and caring so much.

We adopted two bonded kitties who are 2 yrs old. They are so sweet and were so happy. If you can afford the care, please consider adopting two kitties or dogs. They do so much better with a friend. Some pets have many applications so if you dont hear back within a week submit another application for a different cat or dog.

I had an amazing experience through PAWS. I started with a foster dog and was so well supported that I felt confident enough to make her my first dog! My dog loves it there, any time we went back she ran up to all the PAWs employees, so excited to be back and to see them. She especially loves Brian, our foster coordinator.

Scheduled an appointment. It went well. Though we didnt find any adoptable dogs compatible with our comPETibility score card. Maybe next time.

Not caring or informative.

They got cats 4 dayz

Super disheartened by the pet questionnaire. Perfectly qualified people cant even select their own pet!

So I’ve been looking to adopt a puppy for a while. Granted the pandemic has changed our world but it’s been over a year. This place needs to make accommodations because this system simply isn’t working. I’ve done an application on line as well as the Pet Compatibility and applied for almost each puppy. No response. No call I then sent an email out and received a response “oh the puppy has been adopted” I check the site daily I figured that out 2 weeks agoThis place is simply hindering good people from adopting and using the pandemic as an excuse. Why does it take 3-4 weeks after an animal gets adopted for you to send out the email letting those who inquired that that animal is no longer available. I’ve adopted from the Humane Society in Muster Indiana and it’s much smoother that PAWS Chicago you guys are horrible I wish I could give no star.

After two years of visits to Paws, my husband and I finally agreed to let our daughter adopt a dog. Unfortunately this coincided with the Covid virus pandemic. Essentially PAWS no longer allowed any people into the facility and she was made to put in online applications and eventually after several months got a call about a puppy for her. She was not allowed to see any of the other dogs to ensure that she had picked the right animal for her. When we went into the center for a visit, we spent less than half an hour with the dog and ended up walking out with it. For an organization that wants to ensure it’s got the best home for every dog, this strategy even in the face of a pandemic seems shortsighted. It is no surprise that the dog that we adopted, although supposedly crate and toilet trained, was neither. In addition, the dog had Giardia and infected our five-year-old Dane. We spent a ton of $$ getting them both treated. The dog also has significant anxiety which manifested on Day 1 and we had quite specifically stated that we could not have a dog with even mild signs of anxiety given that our Great Dane has significant psychiatric issues. It’s been a few months now and Pepper has become a part of our life. But we will never adopt again. The entire experience has been extraordinarily negative. None of it is Peppers fault so we intend to be the best home that he can get for as long as we can.

PAWS is doing great work! Please get your new cat or dog here!

They had my family sign a contract saying that we wont abandon or abuse the dog and so on. Then turned around and said we wouldnt adopt the FEMALE dog because our other FEMALE dog wasnt neutered. Then when we argued that it wasnt in the contract, they pretended like they would fix It and i kid you not the day I was coming with the money to adopt the dog, they let someone else adopt her. Its like the staff do everything in their power to keep these animals here

Ive been getting the run around in regards to my cats Rabies tag!! I received an email and was basically told that because I preferred to have the tag mailed instead of me picking it up, the receptionist wrote that was my problem if I didnt receive them yet and that I would have to take the issue up with USPS!! She didnt leave her name...but the customer service was beyond insulting!!! Then, she said if I want proof they mailed it...then check my email (well, I never received that either)!!

My brother-in-law passed away in mid May. Donations in his memory to PAWS were requested. I made one and selected a notification card I really liked to be sent to my sister. This morning she told me PAWS never sent her anything and there was a list of people who had made donations that she didn’t even know about. Additionally, one friend made a donation and wasn’t even on the list. Come on, people- you are doing a magnificent job with the animals but you need to show good stewardship to your supporters as well. Imagine how good my sister would have felt a month ago knowing her husband had been remembered in this way.

Went with my friend to pick up her new kitten! The staff were so friendly and excited for my friend and her new kitty. The place was so clean and all the animals looked happy and ready to find a forever home! I highly recommend this place if you want to adopt!

Our family decided that we would adopt a cat, and PAWS Chicago made the experience great! We have two little children, so PAWS staff helped us to pick out the perfect pet to adopt to mesh well with our family. We did a number of back and forth phone calls to discuss different possible matches until we found the right one. The facility was super clean, well spaced, and cheery. Everyone was very nice and helpful. They followed strict guidelines for the pandemic and got us safely in to visit with our new feline family member. She hit it off with all of us, and quickly adapted to living with us. I highly recommend PAWS Chicago to everyone.

This place is amazing! The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. And very thorough with the adoption process.

This place has great and healthy dogs but takes weeks and months to contact you to let you know we’re you even a match sent me 43 emails with a scorecard and told me wait for them to call but I didn’t get nothing I’m still waiting

PAWS is a wonderful organization! After a thorough but quick process I was able to adopt a bonded pair of kittens. I am beyond happy and my new additions to the family have adjusted well. I highly recommend this organization to anyone considering adoption and their website made the process seamless and straightforward. Thank you again, PAWS!

Honestly the most wonderful adoption agency. They care deeply about matching pets and people well and go above and beyond to serve the pets and pet lovers.

Staff is very friendly and helpful.

Best place in the world~!!!

Adopting my dog from PAWS Chicago was one of the best decisions I made. I am thankful for the seamless experience I had with the virtual adoption process in the midst of a pandemic, and their long-lasting support even after the fact. Would highly recommend if you are searching for a forever friend.

Great environment great services

We fostered here five different puppies (usually in pairs). Chicago paws is an amazing place, all the staff is always so kind and knowledgeable! We are currently fostering two adorable puppies... and we are very happy with this experience!The organization is very responsive.If you are looking to adopt or foster a dog this is definitely the place!We will definitely come here again.

My girlfriend and I were looking to rescue a third dog. We filled out the necessary paperwork and finally got a response back after three days. Fortunately for us, I had a friend who worked there who helped get the ball rolling otherwise we could have been waiting for up to two weeks for a response or none at all according to the lady we spoke to at the front desk when we called.The process is completely backwards and they blamed covid for it. I get it, but the pandemic has been going on for over a year now and yet they are unable to make the proper adjustments to make the experience smoother. After filling out the adoption form and pet comPETibility quiz it was on then to call us. When they did, the man we spoke to was unable to answer vaccinations questions and had no idea about electric fences or how they operated so I had to explain it to him. Then he set up a slot for a second phone call to discuss how to take care of animals (still had to complete while owning two dogs) and a slot to have a meet and greet with the dog we were interested in and then adopt. We planned the meet and greet for Thursday yet when he sent the email he had booked if for Friday so we called to fix their error.We did not have much of an issue during the planned second call. We spoke with a Diane during this portion the process. She was nice enough but still was unable to answer vaccinations questions and admitted to not being able to pull up the dog’s profile. At this point in time we had spent roughly an hour and a half on the process.When we arrived, we were placed in a room with dried up poop in the corner and pee in the ground that was never cleaned up while we were there. We spent about 15 minutes alone in the room at which time I was trying to calm my two dogs who were just in the car for about an hour while they had to hear the shelter dogs barking. My well mannered dog was never able to fully relax and the younger, more energetic dog really had a hard time being back inside a shelter.Then walked in Joan, their “behavioral expert.” I can only wonder how they came up with that title for this lady. She came in the room, said her name, and just sat on the table facing away from us and never even asked my dogs names. I was trying to get my dogs to stop barking which would have been easier if this “behavioral expert” was prepare with treats and actually introduced herself to my dogs. After a few minutes she did just that, left the room and came back with treats and my dogs started to calm down a little. We spoke for a bit and she went to get the dog we were interested in.When she returned, again my dogs started barking after seeing the dog she was with. I did my best to calm them back down but they weren’t having it, they were more interested in the third dog in the room. Just from judging the body language of Joan, I determined she had already made up her mind from the very first exchange we had when she walked into the room alone and that was we were not getting the dog. As a “behavioral expert” I would have expected her to actually have a plan of how to introduce two dogs to a puppy but that was not the case. She just held the puppy in her arms for a few minutes and told me that it was not going to be a good fit. I then suggested separating my two dogs so they didn’t have a pack mentality and she allowed it. My girlfriend took one of my dogs into a separate room and I kept the other one. My dogs attitude completely shifted after his brother left. My dog was highly curious with the puppy and wanted to smell him. Joan approved of this meeting as far as I could tell. Then we switched my for my more anxious dog. He wasn’t having any of it at first but then started to relax enough to get closer to the dog at which point Joan said it wasn’t a fit and we were not getting the dog. I tried to explain that it just takes time for him to warm up to new people, let alone animas since he’s been in the system before but in less than 10 minutes, the “behavioral expert” deemed it not a match. I thanked her for wasting 4 hours of my time.

Found our perfect companion!!

Brought our foster dog Derek in to meet his new owner and family. So sad and so happy at the same time!

An amazing no kill shelter! Everyone is very friendly and helpful.

We recently Adopted a dog from Paws Chicago and the experience was more than 5 stars. The entire staff was helpful and knowledgeable. The day we went in we looked at 5 dogs and at the end of the visit they informed us that the following day they were waiving adoption fees. The next day, we showed up an hour before they opened and there was already a line! But despite the mad house it seemed to be, their entire team seemed very calm under pressure. We adopted Charlie, a 7mo Shepard mix. Naturally we were nervous because we have no idea what to expect, but soon found out there was no reason to worry. He listens to all of the basic commands, is house trained with the exception of one accident, and is the most loving dog in the world. We are so thankful for Paws Chicago!!!

Got rejected from adopting a cat last December because my last dog had passed away from diabetes and I didnt take my dog to the vet on time? If they only knew how loving of a pet owner I was but they didnt give me a chance. Ended up buying a cat instead.

Like so many others, my husband and I decided to adopt our dog, Porter, during the stay at home orders since wed have plenty of time to be home with him to train him. We were a little uncertain about the process since we wouldnt be able to meet dogs before putting applications in, but PAWS made the process incredibly easy. We decided what we wanted in a dog (social, good with kids, and able to be home on their own for a few hours at a time) and put in applications on all the dogs that fit our wants.We had to wait a few weeks, but then we got the call about our boy. From there it was a quick, easy process. We were asked to come in and meet him and we absolutely fell in love.All of the staff members and volunteers at PAWS have been absolutely wonderful throughout the process, from starting our applications through the post-adoption check-ins. We had a wonderful experience with PAWS and if we were ever to get a second dog to keep Porter company, PAWS would be our first stop.

Great adoption process. Good COVID procedures in place.

Amazing organization. My family and I have been fostering through PAWS for a couple years and the program is well organized. Staff and other volunteers were always willing to answer any and all questions. We have three PAWS alums and the adoption process was always thorough and efficient.

I volunteer here and love that this is a no kill center. It is great to see so many pets that get to go to a new home. The staff here cares about each animal and they are well cared for. PAWS brings in animal from all over the country, not only IL. Please stop by if you are interested in adopting. There are puppies, young adults and dogs of all sizes. There are lots of kitties as well, so many looking to go to a loving family.

The wonderful people at PAWS were so gracious and helpful in facilitating the adoption of my Christmas furbaby Darcy!! Thank you PAWS for giving me and Darcy the best holiday gift everrrr!!! The gift of family 🎄❤ Darcy is loving her new home and Im loving having her here with me 🥰🐶

Notoriously highbrow, pretentious, elitist environment! Its very unfortunate that the mostly diverse applicant pool share the same experiences! Made several attempts to give this place the benefit of the doubt but after a couple of encounters Im convinced of their exclusivism. It saddens me to even write this type of review but after being humiliated all for the sake of wanting to VIEW and possibly interact with a cat I was considering for adoption..Im done! The experience of feeling that youre not worthy of adopting a pet from them makes you wonder why some bypass adoptions and buy from breeders.

🌞My Grandchildren, Friends & Extended Family (& I Of Course) Absolutely L💜VE PAWS “Earth Angels” & Have For Years! They’re Hero’s Treat All Their Fur-Babies With Patience, TLC, Compassion, Empathy & L💗VE! Keep Up The Awesome Work Ethics, Stay Safe & Thank You For Your Kindheartedness!!🤗💫✨

Saving lives four PAWs at a time :)

Amazing place to adopt, theyre doing such great work and were all thankful for everything you do! They educate you through the adoption process and all you basically need to do is to follow the instructions (which arent many) to be a great pet parent. I adopted 2 kittens and PAWS had everything set for us to enjoy our time with the kittens instead of managing the process. Thank you PAWS!

What could be bad to say about PAWS, except for that it is absolutely heartbreaking to visit. If you go, be prepared to walk out with a new little fur child. Happened to me..... True story.

The adoption process could use more communication but overall they are very thorough.

The facility is clean, and spacious! The process was simple and the staff was phenomenal. A man named Gregg helped us find our dream cat, I described what we wanted and he immediately said “I have the one for you” and he was right! After we spent time making our decisions Leah helped us get organized and even followed up a week later to make sure our new baby was adapting well. To top it all off PAWS provided a complimentary screening with the VCA and we were able to get our cat in and confirmed he was healthy! Free of parasites. PAWS did a wonderful job caring for him while he was at their shelter. All around an A+ experience. Thank you PAWS and staff!

I love you is the only thing I can say. I adopted my two baby kittens from the Clybourn location in September 2019. Initially I went there looking for just one kitten but after spending some time with the volunteers they convinced me how much better is to adopt two instead of just one. I am so glad that I listened to their advise and went home with two. The kittens are super fun and bring so much of joy into my home. I live by myself and they are already my very loved family members. The adoption process was very smooth and everyone was very informative. I feel happy with my fur kids!

They do wonderful work here and have so many sweet animals looking for homes (foster or adoption) with you. They offer great support for their foster parents and animals. Come by, find a new friend. Or just say hi and drop off a little donation.

Yeah so i been waiting for a response about a dog for over 2 weeks. They should at least have someone calling to update people. Im still gonna give em 4 stars cause they help animals.

Could not get in cause everything is thru emails felt bad cause I saw a dog that stold my heart and the process thru paws website kept taking me out, i really need a dog to help me with my depression.and i dont want to buy i would prefer to adopt a dog.

I CAME IN WIT MY SON .I CALLED AHEAD AN I HAD LOOKED ON THE WEB SITE AN SAW 2 DIFFERENT KITTENS THAT MY SON LIKED AN WANTED .WHEN WE GOT THERE THEY TOLD ME THAT THE KITTENS WE LIKED WERE TAKEN SO WE WENT HOME AN 3 MONTHS WENT PAST WE WENT BACK TO THE SAME PLACE AN YES THE SAME KITTENS WERE THERE SO I ASK THEM HOW WAS THAT AN NOT 1 PERSON HAD A ANSWER FOR ME ..SO NO I WILL NOT BE GOING BACK .WHY PAY FOR SOMETHING THAT U DONT WANT .AN WHY DID THEY OUT RIGHT LIE ABOUT THE KITTENS. I HATE TO SAY IT BUT I THINK MY SKIN COLOR REALLY HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH IT.AN ITS SAD CAUSE IT WAS FOR MY CHILD...I MEAN I LOOKED UP THE KITTENS AN THEY WERE THERE LIKE ALMOST A YEAR AN I HAD BEEN THERE TWICE TO GET ONE AN ITS NOT FAIR .BUT I WILL NOT SPEND ANY MONEY WERE I OR MY CHILD IS TREATED UNFAIRLY JUST OVER OUR SKIN COLOR AN THE ONLY REASON I GAVE 1 STAR IS SO I CAN POST ON HERE. I HOPE EVERYBODY IN THE WORLD SEE THIS..I WILL NEVER SHOP THERE AGAIN AN I WILL TELL ALL MY FRIENDS AN FAMILY NOT TO GO THERE AN HAVE THERE FRIENDS TELL THEY FRIENDS..ITS UNFAIR

Wonderful place adapted this prescious cat from them. Highly recommended!