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Animal Rescue

Doggie Protective Services

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    • Jill M

      Date: 10/18/2024

      They are Liars. I wasted a month trying to adopt. Every dog i wanted was already adopted but still on the site. Plus, the dogs are not rescued from **********. Look at the sight, they ask people to help dring dogs on flights from *********** and *****. They get money from the government, donations, and charge a ton. It's all about money not a true rescue.

    • Sid S

      Date: 06/25/2023

      While I do think that some healthy dogs are adopted through this organization. I also think it's not a legitimate non-profit. They insist on a non-refundable $50 deposit to even see the dog you're hoping to adopt. Their site has no information whatsoever about who runs it. (All non-profits needs to display the names of their board members.) And if you look on their site, the address is a PO BOX in some place called Romoland, CA. I looked it up and it's an unincorporated town in the middle of the desert in southern california. Strange since the organization says it's from Palo Alto. It's a money-making scheme. Poor animals.

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