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Pasadena Humane
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citysearch c.
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I had to respond to the individual about difficulties in adopting the cat. I feel your frustration, however, PHS is only doing due diligence in protecting the animals. I was in the office once, where a prospective owner was interested in adopting a dog. She herself was renting and prior to processing the paperwork PHS wanted to confirm with the landlord. To make it short, the landlord was not aware or did not want her to adopt the pet. They just wanted to assure all the i are dotted and t are crossed. You cannot ask for more. I have adopted two dogs from PHS and I have nothing but great experience in adopting the pets. Yes, the family had to meet the dog, and dog had to meet the dog etc. But its just making sure its a right fit. Our last adoption was a Boxer, I was the third person on the list. I was shocked we were the only one who call for the dog. He the best and adores our first dog (dalmatian). I feel your frustrations, but its all for good reasons and to protect the animals.\r
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Pros: Clean, staff is very attentive to the animals and helpful
Cons: Want to take all of them home
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