CVAAG - Carolina Veterinary Assistance & Adoption Group (Reidsville) Reviews

Herb Moniz is very passionate about the animals and doesn't put up with people bad mouthing his organization and he shouldn't. All the people who jumped on that hooches hero bandwagon without knowing that he attacked EVERYTHING not just males but females and staff maybe you have seen a dog before attacking someone next time you do go get that dog and take it home for your little kids to play with maybe when it attacks your family and you have it put down you'll get railroaded like he has

A Compassionate Director, absolutely not or what happened to Hooch never would have taken place.

desperate for more volunteers. Again this is where the people who run their mouths is of no use to the animals needs

Obviously this is not a NO KILL organization, taking an animal that you rescued from a shelter and dumping them at a high kill shelter is unacceptable. Yes you rescued Hooch from one shelter only to dump him at another one to do your dirty work, just because the death did not occur by your hand, you were still responsible.

Too many dead animals

Try to maintain a good public image but all the people slandering the rescue and everyone that believe everything they read and never come and meet the wonderful people working so hard to help the animals hinders progress but in the end they are only hurting more animals by making CVAAGs job harder

They are in the public eye. And they ask for donations constantly saying animal shelters have begged them to take their thousands of puppies.

Had more than one dog for several months and a couple for over 2 years before they found a home. Bud was a male that was with CVAAG for almost 3 years abd finally found a forever home

Repeat previous problems

open 7 days a week with adoption venues running all year

This group promotes themselves to raise funds.

I'm fostering 2 dogs and a litter of puppies now. They need more foster help if the only thing your offering is criticism then your being useless

I have no knowledge of dogs beyond the ones they post and say they have homes for. I would like to SEE the dogs in homes before commenting

Excellent group don't believe everything you read. If you want to see for yourself. Come by anytime

Picking up an animal from a shelter and dropping it a high kill shelter only to be euthanized less than 24 hours later is not a rescue.

This group pulls dogs from one shelter where they are being networked, takes their funding and pledges and then DUMPS them in other high kill shelters. When a dog is dumped by a rescue they usually die and numerous dogs have died because of this. The latest was a Bladen County dog named Hooch. They picked him up after lunch and drove three hours to their rescue. By 4:45 he was turned into a high kill shelter and was dead the next morning.

Putting an unaltered male in cages with other males and then complaining because the dog attacked others shows a complete lack of common sense. Taking said animal to a high kill shelter only to be euthanized less than 24 hours later is not what a rescue is about, in no way was Hooch given a chance at life by this rescue.

I am sure they provide adequate care for the ones they keep

I have seen no effort in this area

I have not seen any participation on their part other than saying they will

No mention of the TNR program