The fees they’re asking for dogs that are literally taken off the street of Mexico is astronomical. I’m not against people making some money on top of their efforts because they need too that’s how you stay afloat as a charity.

My issue is the underage dogs and false advertising that these dogs are fine with other dogs and people etc and then not picking up the phone when there’s a problem.

Those are all of the reasons why I have issue with them calling themselves a charity. A good charity looks out for that animal even after they’ve adopted it out. Especially if there’s an issue they should gladly take it back and rehome it..Not avoid answering the phone.

That is so true. I told a “rescue” that I would foster a dog if it was not sick and it got along with cats. They sent me a dog straight from the shelter that wasn’t fixed, hated cats, and chased my cat all over the place and had terrible kennel cough. I was so pissed off. I kept telling her to please take The Dog somewhere else, but she waited two weeks to find somebody. In the meantime, I paid for all the dogs food, and I had to keep her separate from everyone. It was a total nightmare.
On the other hand, I just worked with a very excellent rescue and adopted a new Chihuahua. SCARS rescue in Lis angeles was awesome!!

I paid $1300 to adopt my dog from Gingers Pet rescue. His papers were INCREDIBLY fake – the dog photographed was not him or even the same breed. She did not cover the vet bills required to cure his parasite or skin conditions. But she did pay to have him neutered. It’s very obvious that the whole set up is incredibly unprofessional and sketchy. Hopefully funds can be allocated towards growing the non-profit and not the pocket of the new CEO.