If I could write no stars I would
If I could write no stars I would. I put in an application on a senior pet. She remains un adopted 6 weeks later. The most recent update on her says she needs a "quiet" home so I can only assume it's because we already have pets, although her profile shows she gets along with both cats and dogs.
I followed up via email and expressed disappointment that I didn't receive an automated rejection email so I would know one way or the other; since we received an automated email at the start of the process I assumed it was easy to do. We would've sponsored her until the right match was found.
Their response to me included " your critical email about our rescue that saved thousands of dogs speaks volumes about you" and a line about how they don't "owe" anyone an update on an application for "Helping God's creation"
Although I do not claim to be a Christian, Furfriends Rescue does and it is even included in their e-mail signature. Their inability to accept feedback from a client speaks volumes about their character.
I have and always will adopt my fur babies, and I am grateful that I live in a place with so many well organized community non profits that I will never ever have to worry about interacting with Furfriends again