Adams County Pet Rescue - Othello, Washington

Talopatina P. N.

I went to see someone special and to adopt her. But someone else beat me to her. But then...she came back! who I wanted from about 8 months ago when someone else tried her first? Is now my baby! So what's ment to be mine comes back to me even 2 times more!

Mel B.

This rescue is doing great work in the community, and I'm sure it feels like it's never enough. We got our dog from Adam's and the adoption experience was both thorough and easy to navigate. Communication was great. It's easy to see the staff are passionate and want to get animals off the street into stable homes. I tell all my friends and acquaintances about Adam's County rescue.

Megan S.

Adams County Pet Rescue has no problem publicly shaming people in their posts, constantly!, even people who have nothing to do with a dumped dog! People call them for help and when the shelter is full they refuse to help, I get that. But to then post that they weren’t notified of a dog that was emaciated, would they even have helped before the dog got so bad? NO! I see people post all the time about calling them and they response is the shelter is full and can’t take the animals. They expect people to start taking care of dumped dogs and when they don’t, shame them. No other rescue group that I follow does this, they may tell an animals story but the posts are generally positive and about the animal and not Adams County Pet Rescue patting themselves on the back. Never will I ever adopt an animal from this rescue. When I called them out for it, they blocked me!

Mimi W.

Wonderful shelter ran by an amazing staff. They truly care about getting animals into homes and it shows. Anita was calling me with updates all through the process last December and we are so thankful for everyone at ACPR for matching us with our Peach! (Formerly Elliptical). For those of us in Western Washington, it is quite the drive, but you really will not get better service and caring staff anywhere else.

Liz W.

Here's our baby, Mittens (formerly Old Spice), adopted from ACPR via PetSmart. We almost felt bad adopting him because of how close he'd gotten to the staff at PetSmart! They took very good care of him, especially as he was the last one adopted from his litter. He's such a sweet and loving cat, and came home with us quite healthy. Had a minor upper respiratory infection, which is common with rescues, but he's all better now. He has lots of kitten energy, and gets along well with our older cat. Adoption process with ACPR was easy -- filled out some forms, waited for them to verify references, and we were able to take him home later that day. It really was meant to be!

LouAnn B.

In 2014 I adopted my Shiba Inu who needed additional training with the prison inmate program. It was their first Shiba and are difficult to train unless you start early in life. ACPR chose me because I had 14 years with my first shiba and it was a good thing because it isn't a breed for everyone. He became such a great dog once he learned I was the pack leader 😉 I was so glad that I was chosen to adopt him. He was from a backyard breeder and eventually developed genetic glaucoma and had his eyes removed at age 3 1/2 years and did amazing as a blind dog. He died from throat cancer in June 2023 at age 10 and I miss him so much.
LouAnn Barbanell

Amber

Had a wonderful experience at Adams County Pet Rescue. Was able to put in an application online and within a few days got approval for the dog I wanted. Picked her up the next day and everything went smooth as pie. She had all her vaccines and was spayed so I wont have to do anything Vet wise for her until 6 months. We named her Lilo and love her so much. Thank you for helping us add to our family. We love you Adams County Pet Rescue. 😘😍💗💗💗💗🐶❤❤❤❤

Tstout

Adopted form them ! Great staff love Boone their pet mascot orange cat behavior

We adopted cannoli ( previously known has Schweppes ) and tomorrow we’re looking at two dogs and bringing one home for cannoli has a friend ! 😁