Dally's Hope 4 Paws

Review of Dally’s Hope for Paws- I had nothing but a positive experience from the moment I started emailing with I think her name was Donna? I then drove to Hagaman to meet with Penny and to meet the dog I was interested in, Laverne. Penny was awesome! She asked all the right questions that should be asked of a potential adopter and gave me all the information I needed to help me make an informed decision if Laverne would be the right fit for our household. She wanted to meet my other dog to make sure the two dogs got along. I understand it is difficult to be rejected for not being able to let a dog out every 2 hrs but I don’t think that’s unreasonable at first when bringing home a rescue dog. I always took two weeks vacation whenever I adopted dogs and made arrangements for the dog to be

I rescued 2 huskies who were running in traffic and while I couldn’t take them in myself, was committed to helping them find a good home. Weeks passed and I was losing hope until Penny (from Dally’s) drove over 2 hours to get them. She is connecting them with a foster-to-adopt family. This would not have been possible without her. I am relieved and overjoyed to be able to finally celebrate what now feels like a true rescue. Thank you, Penny, for all you do.

What started off as a very communicative, positive experience quickly went sour. I was interested in a dog and was told that if things didn't work out, my $100 would be refunded, and that they only say the deposit is non-refundable to weed out people who are not serious. So I went ahead with the deposit, trusting that this information was accurate. On Petfinder, it says the dog was neutered. He was not. I couldn't bring an unaltered male into my home with my 2 other dogs. After immense pressure to say if I would move forward with the adoption, I thought it best to let one of the many other interested adopters have there chances to give this pup a wonderful home. I asked to look at another dog I was interested but that one was pending. Penny seems to care about where these dogs are going, w

Penny absolutely goes above and beyond to care and love these dogs. We adopted Annie Oakley yesterday. Her new name is Ginger. She is the most loving sweet little puppy. Penny gave us a bag of food, toys a microchip, all of the information we will need for her first appointment with our vet. During my phone interview, Penny gave me a lot of tips on how to help Ginger feel welcome and how to care for a puppy. She truly loves them. I would highly recommend Dally' Hope 4 paws to anyone who is looking to add a very loving and well-cared for (once Peny gets them) Dog to their family.

I drive transport for this rescue and also fostered/adopted one of my sweet dogs from Dally's Hope 4 Paws. I love this rescue for the care and attention the dogs recieve from the moment they walk through Penny's door. Dogs pulled from kill shelters, abandoned, abused, forgotten, and scared, so many of them come here and get the nourishment, vet care, training and love they all deserve. They get to learn how to trust and how to be dogs again. They learn what it means to be family. Every dog comes with their own unique history and personality and Penny and her precious team of angels do their best to find the perfect family to match each dogs needs.