Shirley D.
Get your pet ceased operations March 1…
Get your pet ceased operations March 1 2024

Get Your Pet is the online pet adoption community where people who want to adopt a pet connect with people who need to rehome a dog or cat. Adopters search and connect with Guardians directly to make a home-to-home adoption that works for them.
Get Your Pet (getyourpet.com) has 449 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.1 out of 5.
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Shirley D.
Get your pet ceased operations March 1 2024
Lucille Orlando P.
I gave 1 point because there is no Zero. I wanted to adopt a puppy but it turned into a scam. They wanted money first before they brought the puppy to me. They gave me diferent peoples acct that did not work. I informed get a pet but the puppy is still there. There are actually 3 pictures pictures of the same dog with 3 different name. It was all a scam.
SoCal
I want to give NO stars! Person named Jenamarie out of Los Angeles is a scammer on the Get Your Pet website! Not sure how people get to advertise and scam people and not be screened to be on what I thought was reputable website. This is why I HATE people (for the most part) :(
Arlene B.
I wanted to get a small dog I saw, I had the same incident, like everybody else was saying how these this lady was keep pressure me to send $100 for a change of ownership and then sending a different emails that didn’t make sense. Thank goodness PayPal was blocking the transaction and I got my money back even though I lost some money I blocked her and they keep contacting me different numbers.
Anshuman S.
Crap site, two scammer asked me.to send money to ensure i will show up. I caught their bluff but to my surprise i was blocked by the site. Terrible
Eve G.
This company sells itself as a way for people who have to give up a pet or ‘Guardians’ to connect with possible new ‘Adopters’ people looking for a pet. The problem is — it’s so easy now to generate fake AI images of dogs and cats that look like the same creature from different angles. Beware, scammers are all over the place here. My first two posts got quick responses. After some back and forth with questions, I set up times to meet with the two different guardians and their pets. Although both these pet owners were in different places with different animals, I got exactly the same response from each. Same layout, same content. I was asked for additional personal information, and was told I needed to submit payment to a Venmo account for important paperwork associated with the pet’s change in ownership before the meet-up could take place. The site explicitly states guardians are not supposed to ask for payment. Adopters submit payment to the site (to keep the site up and running) once they actually adopt the pet from the guardian. The site seems like a great idea for a service - but is there actually anyone at getyourpet managing the site? Send a message about the scammers to the helpline - you won’t get a response. So not only are there scammers posting pet pictures and trying to get you to send them money before you’re even set to go meet with the maybe real, perhaps AI generated dog or cat — but the site itself might also be a bit of a scam in that all email responses are autogenerated. Pretty discouraging if you’re somebody looking for a new pet and trying to make sure that someone who has a pet to rehome doesn’t have to traumatize an animal by taking it to a shelter. While there may be some real pet owners here who are trying to connect with people like me, seems BRIAN ERIKSEN, JEFF TUCKER and ANGELA MARCUS aren’t home at their animal rehoming site.
Erin B.
Horrible website! Terrible, or should I say no customer service. I came across a kitten (purebred Ragdoll) and inquired about said kitten. The guy who I was conversing with was very pushy, which I ignored. First mistake. Gave me some sob story on how his wife died & he couldn’t bare to look at the kitten. We made a plan to meet at a public place, which I made the “meet me” through the website. After I did that, the guy was insisting that I hurry up on the paperwork to get things rolling. He gave me an email address for Zelle (which was some women’s name), it didn’t work. I told him how the emails he were providing weren’t valid. He made it seem like I was the problem. I started getting a bad feeling about this and informed him I didn’t want to continue in the process. He flipped. Told me that he would take the kitten off the website & we could “adopt” her off the website. I have reached out to customer service 5 times, and haven’t heard back. Thankfully I didn’t send him any money. But this website needs to be taken down. It’s nothing but scammers!
Patricia K.
The first 6 or 7 pet owners/pets I inquired about were scams. Owner demanding $100 via VENMO to even "meet" the pet or to "process paperwork" - or asking for $650 for me to buy the pet directly from them- and the pets obviously did not exist. I alerted GetYourPet and they blocked a few of them - but have let so many of these scams stay on the site for weeks and weeks. I did talk to 1 obvious real owner, and there are real owners on the site but if it's a pic of an adorable purebred-looking puppy it's most likely a scam. I just wish the people running the site would police it better!