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Some animals need to be listed as "vicious" and not just as "a biter". Ask this question BEFORE giving the GHHS your money. I learned a VERY hard, very painful bloody hands, bloody fingers, and bloody face lesson today. No sympathy and no compassion from the GHHS for the person trying to save a dog. If a dog is vicious, that should be disclosed BEFORE you give your money away because it is NOT refunded even within 10 minutes of being attacked after adoption. This review asked for photos, and I have the bloody photos, but I'm not out to hurt anyone. I'm simply being honest and warning others to ask if am animal is vicious BEFORE adopting.
The staff truly cares for and provides exceptional care of the animals in their care. Our new cat from GHHS, Chase, is adjusting well and has a very sweet personality. I am sure the great care he received enhanced his easy adjustment to his forever home with us. Thank you to all the great folks at GHHS!
