Association For Animal Rights (Reisterstown)
Reisterstown, Maryland
No Kill Verified
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last checked 10/28/26
The Association For Animal Rights is a 501(c)(3) Non Profit, No-Kill Animal Rescue shelter. All donations are tax deductible and very much appreciated.
Our Mission Statement:
To rescue stray, abused, neglected, or unwanted pets, cats, dogs, kittens, and puppies.
To provide the animals with food, shelter, medical attention and any medications the animals might need in order to survive.
To give the animals lots of TLC, while nursing the animals back to health in order to adopt them into good and loving permanent homes.
To educate and increase the public's awareness of the neglect and abuse that so many animals have been faced with.
To teach the public the proper care needed in order to be a great pet owner.
Address: Adopt A Pet Center 67 Main Street Reisterstown, MD 21136
Call Us: 410-526-5224
Review Summary*
- Feral Cat TNR Program0Reviews★★★★★
- High-Volume, Low-Cost Spay/Neuter0Reviews★★★★★
- Rescue Groups0Reviews★★★★★
- Foster Care0Reviews★★★★★
- Comprehensive Adoption Programs1Reviews★★★★★
- Pet Retention0Reviews★★★★★
- Medical and Behavior Programs0Reviews★★★★★
- Public Relations/Community Involvement0Reviews★★★★★
- Volunteers0Reviews★★★★★
- Proactive Redemptions0Reviews★★★★★
- A Compassionate Director1Reviews★★★★★
Reviews
Comprehensive Adoption Programs ★★★★★ 1 average
★★★★★posted by (empty name), on 2016-05-31 20:34:10
Horrible experience!!!!!! Went there and found the perfect match for our family. We have 2 rescue dogs (1 from there) with room and love for another. One is scheduled for shots this week and both aren't due for flea and tick medicine until tomorrow. Went Saturday, filled out adoption application, answered a few questions and was told to come back Tuesday to get him. Went in Tuesday, was grilled about vaccinations then told the "operations supervisor" said we were inconsistent in the care of our pets. Was asked if we would sign a contract to use their vet. I said yes. Was then told the "operations supervisor" still thought we were inconsistent in their care and not suitable to adopt him. The "operations supervisor" never came out to talk to me. My husband went to talk with her and she made herself unavailable for the 1 1/2 hours he waited. When he saw her leaving in her car, he approached her. She cursed at him and threatened to call the police. Will let everyone I know to stay away
A Compassionate Director ★★★★★ 1 average
★★★★★posted by (empty name), on 2016-05-31 20:35:33
Horrible experience!!!!!! Went there and found the perfect match for our family. We have 2 rescue dogs (1 from there) with room and love for another. One is scheduled for shots this week and both aren't due for flea and tick medicine until tomorrow. Went Saturday, filled out adoption application, answered a few questions and was told to come back Tuesday to get him. Went in Tuesday, was grilled about vaccinations then told the "operations supervisor" said we were inconsistent in the care of our pets. Was asked if we would sign a contract to use their vet. I said yes. Was then told the "operations supervisor" still thought we were inconsistent in their care and not suitable to adopt him. The "operations supervisor" never came out to talk to me. My husband went to talk with her and she made herself unavailable for the 1 1/2 hours he waited. When he saw her leaving in her car, he approached her. She cursed at him and threatened to call the police. Will let everyone I know to stay away
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