PetfinderReviews of petfinder.com

No one contacts you back. They want you to adopt a dog. But out of five dogs that I inquired about, only one person got back to me.

vorsicht sind aus rumänien und wollen dein zuhause auspionieren. das haustier ist nur mittel zum zweck.

The worst app I’ve ever had to use

I have an amazing cat that brought joy to my family his name is Tucker usually the animals are already in order and spayed and microchipped

My experience was awesome. I got a dog with all his paperwork he’s healthy and so happy . Buck is an amazing little dog

Beware of a Cat group on Eastern Long Island where the members operate a classic bait and switch then lie to cover each other. If the ad isn’t from a legitimate shelter you can visit, move on.

Petfinder helped us to find a new companion in just two weeks. We contacted them and the rescue came back to us the day after. The process was smooth, and after all the paperwork and references check, everything went well. He's now part of our family and we are very happy. After reading some negative reviews, I was hesitating, but my experience was more than positive.

Since it appears that many people leaving reviews here are computer/internet illiterate, I thought I'd write a "review" to help these people. Okay. So, you leave an inquiry about a pet that you really, really want and you're so excited because this one pet is absolutely perfect for you, but... You don't hear back. Well, that's very discouraging. The thing is, some shelters don't look at inquiries they receive through Petfinder. That's not their fault nor is it Petfinder's fault. You have to keep in mind that shelters receive numerous inquiries about the pets they have because animals are cute and adorable. You're not the only one who thinks Sasha would be the perfect fit for your family. I see Petfinder as a way of looking at nearby shelters to see what they have before I go there in person just so I'm not wasting gas/time. Most shelters have their own websites that they include in the description of the pets they have listed on Petfinder. You can still send inquiries through Petfinder, but you can also go to the shelter's website and submit an application. You can absolutely still send an inquiry through Petfinder, but just make sure you also submit an application through a shelter's website (if they have one) so there's a higher chance your request/inquiry will be seen by someone.