Small Paws Rescue

Their adoptee selection process is terribly flawed in my opinion. I would not bother…

They may be a great bichon rescue but don, t expect tax donation form if you donate in kind property. I donated many objects, all bichon, to the rescue for fund raising. Anti cruelty and other rescues in Chivago inventory the donation and give the tax donation papers. Small paws wanted the merchandise to be given to their rep of the Illinois chapter. The woman picked all the things up and when I called Tulsa they said no tax form until goods sold. — How will i know of sales. Not the norm when donating to other 501 © 3. Charities. I.e. Salvation Army, goodwill, etc. so I gave hundreds of dollars worth of goods and received no tax credit. I have many more things — 30 years collection of bichon things many by artists. I will stick to local well known nokill rescues. BE AWARE.

My grandma got her dog Lacey there and she got a great deal. And they sold the perfect dog to her. Her name is Lacey She can be a little restless. But what my grandma wanted was company and she got what she wanted. They can give you the perfect match for you. So thank you Small Paws for what you do. I don’t know what my grandma & Lacey would do without each other.

Love them! We have a Bichon from this rescue. An easy adoption process from a rescue that is legitimate and loving!

Well, got word of our little rescue dog having to be put down this past Friday because of advanced spleen cancer. Vikki, the regional head, actually had Little Roo at her home the last few days. a sort of hospice, if you may. It saddened us but we were happy to have helped a poor dog live out his life in dignity. Thanks for your support and positivity, Small Paws!