Anonymous
map-marker East Orange, New Jersey

Sad…. No stars for OSCAR

Son adopted a young dog who became ill very shortly after bringing her home..recouped but it happened again and again until it became really bad and after several vet visits, mounting bills, dog was hospitalized..and has yet to fully recoverOscar says they had no cluereally? So sad..so unfair. It may affect the idea of adopting if the health of the animal is unknown and/or questionable
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Jeanne m Uka

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| map-marker Bedminster, New Jersey

Perfect

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We have adopted our Gus, Paige and Cheyenne from OSCAR. Wonderful help especially with Gus who is special needs. Would go to them for another fur baby in a minute. We continue us to try and support them as best we can.
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| map-marker Andover, New Jersey

My heroes!

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One Step Closer Animal Rescue - My heroes!
I worked with Oscar dooring adoption of ants and was always impressed by how they treat the animals and they are professional attitude but I had the privilege last weekend of adopting a dog from them. He is the most darling thing in the world and you would have died in a kill shelter if it weren't for them saving him and I thank them every day for that. I have nothing but respect for what they do and what they give up to do it
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Anonymous

The BEST !!!

We have adopted both our dogs from OSCAR( Sundae and Tucker) and we have had them already for about 5 yrs in total and they are great!! Dropped off some donations at OSCAR on Sparta Stanhope rd in Sparta, looks like it is coming along great!!! Wouldn’t adopt from any place else !!!!
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Arrogant, Dismissive Attitude Continues

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Why are Negative comments about your TERRIBLE communication routinely deleted on Facebook? Why not apologize & try to improve?

Why always blame the whistle blowers & use the pathetic go to excuse of being all volunteer-,which is NOT even accurate? Proceed with caution. They like full kennels and exploiting the advertising value of certain breeds. They have a comfort zone of an acceptable number of adoptions each week.

They rarely check vet references or do home inspections. Very Disingenuous. It's a family affair catering to sisters, in-laws, family, friends and insiders only. Small circle of influencers.

Opinionated Tight Group. It seems as though they really seek to just collect all your personal information. Wanna volunteer? Fill out the form.

Wanna adopt? Fill out the other form. Wanna foster? Fill out the other form.They will only answer questions until you comply with filling out all their forms.

Then, poof, you are dead and they disappear, dropping all communication. You are persona non grata and the animal in need is irrelevant. Most unusual, like a group of gypsy fortune telling thieves, using well wishers and honest volunteers who have no idea of how unkind and unprofessional the management really is. Sure they provide a service, but they are certainly in no hurry to get a dog out of the shelter and into loving arms.

They accountable to no one. Cool cucumbers, slick, evasive, passive aggressive, egotistical, beyond dismissive, beyond arrogant, beyond Disingenuous! They are Very happy with themselves and pleased with their reputation. They are Great fundraisers.

They are quick to blame those who know how rescues should be run and can be run. Previous complaints are a pattern of their behavior, not isolated incidents. There's a reason you can't talk to anyone. Like the Wizard of Oz, they hide behind the curtain of ignoring emails.

" Listening is SO boring when it's the mind or wallet you hear and NOT the heart!" Spare your family the heartache, there are plenty of self-sacrificing, not self-serving, groups placing animals in need into loving homes! You'll NEVER get an apology or HONEST answer from this pack of wolves in sheep's clothing. The prettier or cuter the animal, the longer they'll hang on to it to drive Web traffic. Sadly, Decision makers are Irrational control freaks who should be ashamed of the business model they have adopted!

They enjoy abusing potential adopters or it wouldn't be their business model. Carrie, as a "Professional", you KNOW better! You'd be fired if you treated your workplace like this! If you valued a Positive Customer Service experience, you would be Above Normal, rather than Abnormal!

Why won't you strive to improve and be The Best? Put the Superior Attitude in your pocket, empty more kennel runs and quadruple your turnover rate of lucky pups. Be grateful so many want to open their hearts and homes. The Bitterness of Poor Treatment is Long Remembered after the Sweetness of a Cute, yet inaccurate, Dog Bio is Soon Forgotten!

Ignoring people does NOT mean you have High Standards, it simply Proves you have LOW Class and CHOOSE to fly at an altitude BELOW customer expectation and BELOW the experienced and qualified Dog Lover level of acceptance! Shame on you! Get over yourselves and your misplaced security addiction! You are doing a Wonderful Thing in a Horrible Way!

:( We only Curse the Darkness because You Spit Out the Light of Your Own Candle. :(

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Anonymous

Horrible Group

This is a corrupt organization that mistreats these poor animals without remorse. Go on the site 'Pissed Consumer' to hear the sad stories. The Director should be in jail...shame on you all. RIP Zippy
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Anonymous

All about the money

I think that it's sad when these places ask so much money to ADOPT a pet.

Some of these animals have serious issues and they should all be by donation ONLY and pet adoption should be free or close to it. They're asking a lot of money. $100- $350!! Adopting a pet should be free!

It's not just OSCAR, it's becoming a serious business.

What the heck are the fundraisers for? most of the people at these places don't volunteer, they get paid hourly or are salaried. They also do the easier jobs. The volunteers are always asked to do the dirty jobs. I'm sure it's not that way everywhere but... it seems like they're becoming the new (preowned)pet shops.

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Boy, are you going to get blasted, but I have to agree. The term preowned pet shop is the perfect term for it.

I’ve, personally seen local rescues absolutely REFUSE to help with relinquished animals without cash...$200 per dog! No money? They didn’t care about the dogs welfare.....not without the cash. I get it, to, that there’s expenses incurred with “helping” these animals, but, like you said, they have fund raisers, magazines with expensive, vet and animals advertising, they receive wills, trusts and private donations from all kinds of sources.

They couldn’t help an animal....just one...for free? No way, THATs how we see the transparency regarding this new “PC” money grab.

The adopters and volunteers have no idea that it’s a money machine, so kudos to them for their big hearts. Ignorance is bliss.

Guest

Free ? .... You have obviously never run any sort of business.> Who is paying the heat and lights ?> What about the rent and real estate taxes ?> What about supplies and medical equipment ?> People are to work there, for free, forever ?> They are already providing a great service by cleaning up other peoples' mess.I think I understand what you want , but it's not possible.

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Many of your comments are correct. No profit is made from the adoption though.

These dogs and cats come from kill shelters down south....Kentucky, West Virginia,etc. Many have been abused physically or mentally. Donation fees are used to offset the cost of vetting these companions. Our fundraisers and donations are what help pay the bills.

If humans didn't beat, abandon, toss into the garbage, there wouldn't be a need for shelters. I volunteer at a no kill, not for profit, shelter. At our rescue, no volunteers are paid.

There are 2 girls who are paid to take care of the dogs during the day. They are not considered volunteers although they work very hard for what they're paid

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Spayed/neuter - $150Rabies $45Wellness visit - $56Health certificate to bring across state lines - $35Parvo -$30Food - $10-60Other vaccines -$40Flea & tick protection - $20/moWho said these dogs should be free??? The only free thing is the volunteers who tirelessly foster and take care of these animals.

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most of these so called rescues r buying dogs with breeders prices and buying them from auction where breeder know the money is pouring in from aniinal lovers all the donations people send in isnt in interest of the animals

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Anonymous

Adoption of Apache

I adopted my dog apache roughly 6 years ago. The process was effortless for me. My references were checked and my Vet was called. After that they did come out and do a home check and for my other dog to meet him. All went well and apache has been living the high life ever since. I have since been out to their new shelter and found it to be spotless and well run !
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Anonymous
map-marker Andover, New Jersey

Disorganized People

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Saw a dog that I loved, put in the application and was told it was adopted. Next day I got an email saying it was an error as Debbie didn't see it in the Kennel and it was in a Foster Home- resubmitted application.

No reply, listed references including my Vet, and someone that had adopted from them this past year. Only reference that was checked was my Son and the woman asked if I were capable of taking care of a dog. I have had 2 rescues over the years. Also, Vet and other reference were never called.

The woman was surprised that I had an acre of chainlink fenced in yard. Guess she never read my application. Next I was told the dog went to "a better fit". Nice wording!

All their hype and fund raisers make me wonder why the volunteers aren't better trained. I tried to call Debbie & the Founder of OSCAR - no one called back.

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Cons:
  • Are hopelessly misleading
  • Very disorganized
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Poor customer service
Anonymous

One Step Closer Animal Rescue - Pet Adoption Review

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I have adopted 3 dogs from O.S.C.A.R. My dad also adopted and so did my brother.

The first pup I adopted I was surprised they actually called my landlord, vet and my referances. You see I have adopted before and they just took the fee and handed over the animal, but not O.S.C.A.R. They then called made an appointment and did a home visit, they made sure my home was safe, pet friendly and my other dog accepted the new edition. 5 years later we adopted a senior and again they checked everything and did a home visit.

We only had 2 years with him until he passed and about 8 months later we adopted a dog that was rescued by O.S.C.A.R. after suffering horrible abuse. I found them to be the most caring rescue. Each pup came with all there medical records and they spent more money on vet bills then the adoption fee on the last two dogs, I know this because the bills were given to me when I signed the contract.

When my dad wanted to adopted we were told straight out they pick the best home for the dog and although my dad had a great application they would not adopt a puppy or a young dog to him due to his age, we totally understood this and it took a while for him to locate the perfect dog. My whole family is so happy with our additions. We send updates to O.S.C.A.R. yearly.

This is truely one rescue that cares. I notice most of the bashing is by one women who post over and over, she really sounds like she is nuts, probably the reason they would not adopt to her.

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my comments r not being posted

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Lack of communication, poorly run rescue

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We were interested in a extra large breed dog O.S.C.A.R. was advertising. The moment I saw him I knew he'd make the perfect addition to my home. I filled out an application on their website and sent it in. I read the entire website and it states it only takes them about 3-4 days to review an application, call your references, and set up a meet and greet. 2 days went by with no indication they received my application, none of my references had been checked and my vet wasn't called. The second night I decided to add them on my Facebook. I noticed they had posted a picture of the dog we wanted with the caption "Still need's a forever home!" I commented on the photo and stated who I was and that we had filled out an application for him and I was hoping to hear back from them. Whoever manages their Facebook liked my comment but never replied to it. A few hours later I checked back, and noticed my comment had been deleted. I was very upset and decided to send them an email the next morning which was Thanksgiving. I work in a big animal hospital and since we are open holidays I had been working all day never getting a chance to check my phone. They never emailed me back, nor called. By Friday night, still hadn't received any news, so I decided to message them a private message through their Facebook. I had noticed someone was constantly posting pictures of dogs that needed homes so I thought I may have some luck. I was right. Someone messaged me back within 20 minutes stating they were a volunteer and that they had contacted the "adoption division" about my application and they could not find it. I was told to resend my application via email vs through there website link. I went straight to the computer to resend my application and made it a point in my application to state that I worked in an animal hospital and we have also rescued dogs in the past. I then messaged the same person who contacted me via Facebook and told them that I resent my application and I was looking forward to hearing from them. It has now been 6 days since sending my application. I have heard no word from them at all! None of my references were called or my vet. I am very disappointed in this rescue. Other rescues we have used kept us in the loop the entire time, letting us know they received our application, calling references ect. I wish I would have looked up reviews prior to getting our hopes up and falling in love with the idea of rescuing another dog. PLEASE be careful when choosing a rescue. Many rescues are very high maintenance and it sucks to see so many pets sitting in cages because they are so picky as to who they adopt to. Not to toot my own horn, but if a family has rescued before, or works in the animal field this should make for an easy decision. This poor dog is still sitting in a cage, from what I can see on Facebook, and could have been in a loving home days ago. We have given up hope and I will never recommend this rescue to anyone!
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We had the same experience. Terrible group

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One Step Closer Animal Rescue is the WORST & my heart goes out to you and the poor dog! We went through the same thing trying to adopt a poor abused dog named Zippy...these people should never be allowed to operate and pass the word...truly a disgrace!

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Heartbroken & Lied to

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I saw a pup that I absolutely fell in love with and immediately submitted an application. That weekend there was a pet adoption that I wanted to attend but as per their website it said to email 1-2 days prior to see if that pet would be at the event. I emailed and called and received no response. I took my chances and drove an hour away to see the pup, I got there early and anxiously waited. The cutie arrived and I spent time with him and had to keep getting on line over and over again as the person running the event, Debbie, kept moving all over. The event was very disorganized and could definitely use the help of the other volunteers that were there. I too am a volunteer and absolutely know what it takes to run events successfully. I have managed events with 100+ volunteers, so I have been in their shoes. When I finally got to speak to Debbie (after many many attempts) she told me that she wanted this new pup to meet my other pups at home. Ok, that’s fine. She PROMISED (used the words “I promise”) to call me that evening to arrange a meet. I know my pups would have been fine with him. He would have been an amazing addition! Sunday night comes, no call.. Monday no call.. Tuesday no call. I had been emailing and calling following up. Finally late Tuesday afternoon I received an email stating that my condo association does not allow three pets. That was false information and my property manager rectified the situation within two hours. I followed up and followed up and then 4 days later I was told “I’m sorry but we could not hold him (pups name withheld) and he was adopted.” I never ever asked them to hold him. I was ready to adopt him that day or any day after that worked for them. Others that had filled out an application the night before the adoption event and the day of got to take pups home with them without even checking if they had other pets at home or doing a home visit. Debbie simply took their word for it. I didn’t stay to try to reason (like some of the others) with Debbie, I simply followed her instruction and never got the time of day after that. I have amazing references, vet references, family & friends, I’ve been nothing but an amazing doggy mom. They come first in my life. A friend of mine inquired about the pup that following weekend and was told “I am very sorry but we chose to go with another application. For some reason we will have no interest in one of our fur babies then all of a sudden we will get hit with a bunch of applications in one day. We had no idea how popular “he” would be.” No interest? I was definitely interested and my interest in him was not minimal. I do NOT want to deter other pups from being adopted, all of these loving babies need homes no matter what shelter they come from. However, please be aware that you are dealing with an extremely disorganized group that in turn can end up in heartbreak.
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Mackay Oht
map-marker Newton, New Jersey

O.S.C.A.R.a great organization WITH GREAT VOLUNTEERS

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over many years I have adopted 3 dogs from Oscar, 2 from Barks, 1 from Pike County - O.S.C.A.R. was by far the best experience - they checked us out, they brought the most wonderful pups, they were vet checked - and teeth cleaned. They always were available for questions. And the most amazing thing is they have other lives, and they still have ENORMOUS passion for these animals. They have you fill out adoption paperwork, check your vet and references, as try to place each animal in the most stable environment. This description is running on as they demand 100 words
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  • Wonderful customer service
  • All the wonderful volunteers
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I still love the O.S.C.A.R. group

Anonymous
map-marker Newton, New Jersey

Hit the jackpot

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One Step Closer Animal Rescue - Hit the jackpot
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Three years ago I lost two shih Tzu's (16 years old) one from kidney failure, one from cancer, both were old - but I was sure they had a few more years. I contacted OSCAR, they had a shaved down big chubby shih Tzu - well long story short he's here now!!

And he's a love; My elder mini dachshund is blind and I thought she'd like a 'similar' companion. I contacted Oscar - long story short - princess (mini dachshund)lives here now and is WONDERFUL. They contacted my vet, they did a house check.

I must love these people, they brought soooo much love into my home.

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Guest

Glad yoy got a dog away from them....they are brokering shelter pets & should be shut down. Congrats on your your new one though!

Sharmayne Ulj
map-marker Stafford Township, New Jersey

Review in Animal Services category from Stafford Township, New Jersey

One Step Closer Animal Rescue - Review in Animal Services category from Stafford Township, New...

One Step Closer Animal Rescue in Sparta NJ is a scam and should be shut down. The Director is a liar, saw her abuse Zippy & have pictures, have contacted Consumer Affairs & the reputable rescues in NJ know this group is brokering in defenseless shelter animals.

Please email me with your complaints also & we will do our best to shut these people down! Cindy_Vanaman@***.com

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Where's ur pictures.

If u don't respond then that means ur lieing.

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The photos are at the State now and hoping they shut this abuser down. The problem with One Step Closer is the Director is skimming money and denying the poor animals the most basic of care....however, the volunteers are also being abused as many of them are true animal lovers who are just trying to help.

If you know where poor Zippy is, please contact me directly & we'll talk...this poor baby deserved a life, the Director is a liar and that fact was confirmed with my own vet when they confirmed everything we were told was a lie, not speculation honey, a lie.

Every penny I persuade animals lovers like us to direct to reputable rescues instead of One Step Closer is saving animals who are victimized like Zippy...

Guest

One Step Closer Animal Rescue (O.S.C.A.R.), in Sparta, NJ, is a non-profit rescue organization that saves dogs and cats from desperate situations. We are strictly an all volunteer group.

Nearly all of our volunteers work full-time jobs. Juggling the many demands of work, family, and the rescue is not easy. Fortunately, our volunteers are an amazing group of honest, hard-working, animal loving individuals who always have the best interest of the animals at heart. As some of you might already know, dealing with the public is not always easy.

No matter how hard we try, there will always be those who complain that we didn’t respond fast enough or are upset that their application was either rejected, or not selected, and they didn’t get the dog or cat they wanted. But rather than try and adopt one of the millions of homeless animals from another organization, they take the time to post a complaint. Some even take the time to post the same complaint twice. Then there are individuals who engage in a relentless campaign to try and discredit our organization.

These same individuals who rely on their good name to attract clients should understand the importance of one’s reputation. They should also understand that to knowingly post slanderous accusations on the internet is an actionable offense. Their spiteful comments truly say more about their character than anything about us. Our reputation speaks for itself in the many “Happy Tails” we receive on an almost daily basis.

“Happy Tails” are from past adopters who take the time to send us photos and updates on the animals they adopted from us. We are proud of our accomplishments and the seemingly endless list of “Happy Tails” posted on our website speak volumes about the work we do here at O.S.C.A.R. You can check them out here: http://www.oscaranimalrescue.org/oscar-1-happy-tails.html. We ask that everyone please spay or neuter your pets and remember – Don’t Shop!

ADOPT!

Thank you. O.S.C.A.R.

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The Director of this scam operation may be playing the volunteers, but I have been a rescue parent since 1983 and I know animal abuse when I see it....One Step Closer Animal Rescue should be shut down, plain, simple and fact. If you want to donate or volunteer, find a reputable group not some nutcase who is taking money to build a 'facility' so she doesn't have to work a real job...Do You Know What ever Happened to Zippy?

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I will be in touch with you soon. I have an issue you may want to hear.

Guest

One Step Closer Animal Rescue (O.S.C.A.R.), in Sparta, NJ, is a non-profit rescue organization that saves dogs and cats from desperate situations. We are strictly an all volunteer group.

Nearly all of our volunteers work full-time jobs. Juggling the many demands of work, family, and the rescue is not easy. Fortunately, our volunteers are an amazing group of honest, hard-working, animal loving individuals who always have the best interest of the animals at heart. As some of you might already know, dealing with the public is not always easy.

No matter how hard we try, there will always be those who complain that we didn’t respond fast enough or are upset that their application was either rejected, or not selected, and they didn’t get the dog or cat they wanted. But rather than try and adopt one of the millions of homeless animals from another organization, they take the time to post a complaint. Some even take the time to post the same complaint twice. Then there are individuals who engage in a relentless campaign to try and discredit our organization.

These same individuals who rely on their good name to attract clients should understand the importance of one’s reputation. They should also understand that to knowingly post slanderous accusations on the internet is an actionable offense. Their spiteful comments truly say more about their character than anything about us. Our reputation speaks for itself in the many “Happy Tails” we receive on an almost daily basis.

“Happy Tails” are from past adopters who take the time to send us photos and updates on the animals they adopted from us. We are proud of our accomplishments and the seemingly endless list of “Happy Tails” posted on our website speak volumes about the work we do here at O.S.C.A.R. You can check them out here: http://www.oscaranimalrescue.org/oscar-1-happy-tails.html. We ask that everyone please spay or neuter your pets and remember – Don’t Shop!

ADOPT!

Thank you. O.S.C.A.R.

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Tameca Wao
map-marker Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina

One Step Closer Animal Rescue - Pet Adoption Review from Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina

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One Step Closer Animal Rescue - Pet Adoption Review from Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina
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They are not good to dogs, I saw the abuse with my own eyes!

The dog we drove two hours to adopt was filthy, skin and bones and the Director grabbed him from us like he was a sack of potatoes....the volunteers was mortified at her behavior, it wasn't just us that saw this crackpot.

Then she rushed to micro chip him on site with dirty equipment and he screamed in pain....I am still heartsick over the sight & should have just grabbed him & taken him home.

His name was Zippy and we're sure he is dead as all the inquiries have gone unanswered.

The Humane Society said the problem with these independant groups is nobody watches them....the stories are terrible & One Step Closer Animal Rescue in Sparta New Jersey should be shut down.....they are a scam group & we are not the only people with complaints!

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Guest

One Step Closer Animal Rescue (O.S.C.A.R.), in Sparta, NJ, is a non-profit rescue organization that saves dogs and cats from desperate situations. We are strictly an all volunteer group.

Nearly all of our volunteers work full-time jobs. Juggling the many demands of work, family, and the rescue is not easy. Fortunately, our volunteers are an amazing group of honest, hard-working, animal loving individuals who always have the best interest of the animals at heart. As some of you might already know, dealing with the public is not always easy.

No matter how hard we try, there will always be those who complain that we didn’t respond fast enough or are upset that their application was either rejected, or not selected, and they didn’t get the dog or cat they wanted. But rather than try and adopt one of the millions of homeless animals from another organization, they take the time to post a complaint. Some even take the time to post the same complaint twice. Then there are individuals who engage in a relentless campaign to try and discredit our organization.

These same individuals who rely on their good name to attract clients should understand the importance of one’s reputation. They should also understand that to knowingly post slanderous accusations on the internet is an actionable offense. Their spiteful comments truly say more about their character than anything about us. Our reputation speaks for itself in the many “Happy Tails” we receive on an almost daily basis.

“Happy Tails” are from past adopters who take the time to send us photos and updates on the animals they adopted from us. We are proud of our accomplishments and the seemingly endless list of “Happy Tails” posted on our website speak volumes about the work we do here at O.S.C.A.R. You can check them out here: http://www.oscaranimalrescue.org/oscar-1-happy-tails.html. We ask that everyone please spay or neuter your pets and remember – Don’t Shop!

ADOPT!

Thank you. O.S.C.A.R.

Guest
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these organizations r not in it for the animals to high prices if they want people to adopt

Guest

There was nothing funny at all about the heartbreaking situation we experienced. So sad to think the poor dog we drove two hours to adopt was so terribly mistreated by this horrible group.

Guest

Why have no one from animal control gotten involved?

Guest

Funny the volunteers thought you were the crackpot. The foster mom was actually afraid of you and was fearful you would follow her home.

I was there I witnessed the whole fiasco you cause. It seemed to me you felt you should have been approved to be this dogs adopter just because you put in an application.

You put in an application, an application is not a guarantee that you will be approved to adopt the pet you applied for, just like when you put in an application for a job, just because you applied for it you may not get it, they pick the best candidate.

You may feel you were the best but your interviewer may have a different opinion.

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If you are the nutcase who harassed me on Facebook, you should not drink and text. The volunteers that contacted us afterwards.

The National Humane Society, the ASPCA, and Jackson Animal Shelter, the Atlantic City Humane Society, Barnegat Animal Clinic, Brunswick Animal Clinic & Forrest Oak Animal Hospital are just a few of the references we sumitted. No one should ever deal with or donate to One Step Closer Animal Rescue in Sparta New Jersey.

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Still no word from anyone at this scam group.

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