Home Fur Good

My husband and I adopted last year. Our Australian Cattle dog mix, Fabio, has been the greatest addition to our family. Home Fur Good has excellent customer service, and we are still in contact with the staff member who helped us in our process. I am a first-time "pawrent" and I had a wonderful experience.

This place is just wonderful! We got our beautiful kitten from here, and Heloise helped us every step of the way. I love that they're a no-kill shelter, and it is obvious that the animals there are well taken care of. They offer affordable adoption fees, along with useful information for low cost fees for medical care. HIGHLY recommend!

I had been thinking about getting a pet of my very own after my mom passed away. I’ve always wanted a Siamese even though I’m allergic. My sister found Pen Pen on home fur good’s website. I debated for a few weeks whether I should go see her and when I arrived I was doubtful that she’d still be there because she was so beautiful. But she was! Hidden from view with a towel over her cage and presented to me like a raptor from Jurassic park. I was shown other cats around the room. All cute. But I really wanted to make it work with Pen Pen. Her criteria was no kids, no dogs and certainly no other cats. I am a single girl and I just wanted one kitty to love and miss Pen Pen, renamed Penelope Rose , was puurrrfect! I love her so. She’s my best friend.

No kill and they take great care of the pups short timers and long timers. I got this 9yrs young doggo there.

What an incredibly disappointing and disheartening experience. I found a friendly stray kitten and, after hearing firsthand that this rescue had accepted kittens recently, I came here hoping to do the right thing and get her to safety. From the moment we arrived, we were met with rudeness. An employee in the parking lot immediately tried to stop us from even entering, asking if we had an appointment and then abruptly stating, "We are NOT taking kittens right now. We have NO fosters." Despite that, we attempted to enter the building to ask for help or at least get some guidance or resources — anything. She seemed annoyed and only reluctantly allowed us in after we asked. Inside, she made sure to loudly announce to the front desk, "They found a kitten that we CAN’T take," and walked off after telling the lady at the front desk to print resources for us. There was no compassion, no attempt to provide us with that or any other information until we insisted. It was a cold, unwelcoming response to someone simply trying to help an animal. The lady at the front desk did as she was told, and she was at least a little friendlier but still never mentioned anything else to us other than answering questions I was posing about the care. I was also told that they don’t accept walk-in kittens — but I personally know someone who was able to drop one off just weeks prior. I later found out from their own website that they do consider intakes by appointment and that fostering until intake is a potential option — none of which was mentioned to us at all. I understand that rescues can be overwhelmed and limited in space, but that doesn’t excuse treating people poorly when they’re trying to do the right thing. Kindness and clear communication go a long way, especially in animal rescue. What an incredibly terrible way to greet someone trying to help an animal.

I used the dental services for a cat. The price is bargain basement, so although some of the people seem to care for animals, don't expect much actual attention. My cat had an appointment for 9:30 in the morning, arrived on time to find a room full of 4 dogs in very large kennels, no other cat in sight. They took the entire business day to get around to my cat--it was almost 3:00pm--leaving her in a very small travel kennel ALL DAY with no litter box, no water, presumably no other attention since there were only two attendents and the vet--and a blanket over the top of the kennel so she would not see out or have fresh air or attention. They called at the end of the day for me to come get her; could not give me an estimate of cost until they had already finished the treatment, and I had to pay in cash because they do not take bank cards. The vet did call after closing to see how the cat was doing. No follow appointment was offered--That's ok, I would not have gone anyway. Taking her to an actual veterinarian's office to ensure they needed to pull *7 teeth*, and that the cat is healing properly.

It's a wonderful place. A no-kill shelter with a wonderful staff. Everyone is kind and generous. I was able to spend as much time as I needed with my new companion Floyd. Tina helped me make the right decision and I have a spectacular new friend. If you are looking to make friends with a new dog this is the place to go. When adopting they give you good advice. They are doing wonderful work so if you don't adopt a dog here than please make a donation. The place is full of love and kindness. They have lots of wonderful dogs so you should check out their website. God requires that we assist the animals, when they need our help. Each being (human or creature) has the same right of protection. Saint Francis of Assisi I always thought that the kindness that we show animals and how we treat them is a reflection of what kind of human beings we are.... This wonderful place.. Home Fur Good.. .I had a wonderful feeling when I walked inside the door for the first time. Everyone there reflected goodness and harmony that comes from doing good work in the world. Thank you so much for my new lifetime companion...Mr. Floyd...a really great dog..