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September 2025 by Clarissa Cantrell
We've been looking for a dog to adopt and add to our family. We went to Jake's Feed today hoping to bring home Teddy, a sweet little Maltese/ poodle mix that would have been a perfect fit. We went in knowing there would be a lot of interest in this dog and that we may not be able to bring him home. We showed up early and filled out an application along with two other families interested in Teddy. My 7yr old and 5yr old understood that we might not be able to take him home, but they were hopeful. After waiting about 30 minutes we were told that we would not be taking Teddy home because the director of the rescue does not prefer to adopt out to families with small children for fear of the dogs safety. Now mind you, my children are very well behaved and were sitting quietly and patiently while we waited. We have a 4 yr old maltese mix at home that my children are great with and that information was on our application. They played with Teddy and both my kids and the dog reacted well to each other. Being told that, I was disappointed but I said I understand and we'll be on our way. She then told me that we could look at other dogs. I asked her why would I look at another dog if the director doesn't like to adopt out to families with small children?? So you'd be fine with adopting out a dog with no other interested parties to a family with small children, but not the one we want, because someone else wanted them? My 7yr old was in tears because she thought it was her fault that we didn't get to take Teddy home. I'm thankful for these organizations that foster animals for adoption, but this situation was pretty upsetting. Maybe don't tell prospective families that your director doesn't prefer to adopt out to families with small children. It seemed like a cop out being that she was willing to allow us to look at other animals. Just be kind and say we decided to go with another family.
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May 2025 by Marjorie Williams
Wonderful people,pets and rescue!!!
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February 2025 by BRENDA MCNEELY
Amazing
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October 2024 by Dakota Nicholson
Kinda chose middle ground because I had a question I'm trying to rehome two cats and was curious if I could bring them here before thirsday
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September 2024 by Cheryl McGowen
We adopted a dog about two years ago from Furr Ever Pet Rescue. Our first time to adopt a rescue! He is the BEST dog! We love him so much! We paid about $250 for him!!! Well worth it! His name is Howdy!
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August 2024 by Lee Kinzer
So far good
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July 2024 by Creedster
Adorable dogs, but I went in expecting to get a new companion, but about fainted when I heard they were $300 for a dog. I understand veterinary care, but I don't think most people even have $300 to put down to just adopt. No prices were on the website or Facebook page, so I didn't expect a price so high. I should've known. $270 for puppies as well. Might as well buy from a breeder.
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January 2024 by Edyie Henningsen
Absolutely amazing people. They helped me re-home my two dogs in less than 24 hours and there new home is amazing with amazing people that are keeping in touch with me about the well being of them. I would highly recommend this rescue again and again! Thank You Furr Ever Pets Rescue ❤️
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October 2023 by Carla Shipp
We adopted a puppy from them. We changed Fancyboots name to Waffles!
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September 2023 by Veronica Smith
The people are friendly and seem sincere about getting pets to good homes. They work hard to care for the animals. But, most are not housebroken.They need to be up front and post adoption prices, policies, and return fees on the social media sites. Otherwise, it appear like a bait and switch used car tactic.To be fair, I found out many rescues are charging fees to return animals in this area now. Which seems like it is about making profit rather than about doing what is best for the animal.This rescue does keep some of your money if it does not work out and only gives 3 days. So BE SURE when you adopt.
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June 2023 by Bobby Mcculler
They took in 4 stray kittens without a problem.The that I spoke with very helpfull and caring.
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February 2023 by Rose Thomas
Nobody cares about the German shepherd that showed up in my yard. Just FedEx and myself
