Molly's Place Rescue Pet

we have some sugestions Pros: puppy really good Cons: the up keep at the resuce more

I Went to Molly's place to look for a cat and fell in love with one that I saw there. All the cats in the kitten room had colds. I thaught that with a trip to the vet I could get rid of the cold with some antibiotics. As it turns out the poor guy had a cold so severe that his nasal pasages never developed correctly and he will have problems for the rest of his life. I have to spend $30/month for medicine for my boy. He is worth every penny but I think there they do not take proper care of the animals because there are to many. Pros: Great selection Cons: Too many animals more

So the thought behind this place is truly wonderful - run a shelter for non-profit that won't put down animals. The reality, however, is much different. The place is overrun with dogs - so much so that there are constant ""arguments"" between the animals that some worker is constantly having to break up. Very few of the animals are housebroken and those that are learn bad behaviours because there is no structure at all to Molly's Place. My last and final concern is the ridiculously high cost of adoption. There are a few older dogs (dogs who really have very little chance to be adopted to begin with) who are $300+ to adopt. I've even seen them charge extra for a purebred dog. Is this a rescue? or is it a dog store? My thoughts on them? Set across the board prices - $200 for an adult dog, $250 for a puppy - purebred or not. Pros: Great thoughts, nice workers Cons: Way too costly, unclean, unorganized more

Molly's Place is an excellent place for pets to go with no home. And they way they have all the dogs in one area, out playing, and all the cats in another is an excellent way for people looking for a dog to interact with them before they adopt. My wife and I have adopted 3 dogs from Molly's Place and we would never go anywhere else. Pros: Best place for dogs! Cons: I wish it were bigger to hold more dogs! more