Kate
Mount Airy,#2Author of original report
Sat, January 14, 2012
OBVIOUSLY there wasn't actually 100 questions about fences. That was an exaggeration. But there were most certainly more than 2. They wanted you to have a fence, they wanted to know what brand, what it was made out of, how tall it was, if there were holes in it, and what year it was built.
Also, I never doubted the amount of information about the dogs on the websites, but it's a FACT that they do not update the site. 2 months ago the dog i was interested in was 4 months old. If you go to the website today, she is still 4 months old. And as far as i could tell, NO dogs have been adopted in the past 2 months and the amount of dog listings seemed to be exactly the same.
The fact of the matter is, all i wanted was for this organization to speak to me with kindness and professionalism. As a functioning member of society i deserve to be treated with respect and proper customer service. If you go on yelp or google reviews there are many other complaints about this place similar to mine. They clearly don't act like they want to deal with people, which would make sense because they obviously don't let too many dogs get adopted!!!
Jackie
United States of America#3Consumer Comment
Sat, January 14, 2012
I was reading this review and thought it was over the top, so I looked up the rescue organizations application. I has only 2, not 100, questions about a fence on it, which I suspect are similar to other rescue organization or shelter application
questions. Then I checked out the web sites adoptable dogs listing. It seems like there is a reasonable amount of information about the dogs and the process, which is also on the application form. So this is about sour grapes. I probably
shouldnt have wasted my time replying to this review, but I am, because too many people feel entitled to sound off and want vengeance when the offender did nothing wrong and shouldn't be harassed. I certainly wouldnt want to have
anything to do with someone like the reviewer!