What a wonderful experience getting our newest family member. We visited the Always Adopt event to add to our family and we found Buttercup (now Princess Buttercup :)). The rescue workers are warm, caring and helpful -- more than willing to work hard to help find a perfect match between dog and family. We did not bring our dog to the event because we were not sure what to expect. But one of the staff drove all the way out to our house so Moose could meet Buttercup. He was very knowledgeable about dog behavior, was very good about understanding the dogs interaction, and facilitated a great introduction. He also let us know what we could expect during the transition and assured us that Rhode Home Rescue would be there to help in anyway we might need. If you are looking for a new family member I would highly recommend Rhode Home Rescue.

  We got our puppy from an adoption event about 3 weeks ago! She’s an amazing pup and we are all so in love with her. Highly recommend.

  Rhode Home Rescue does a fantastic job helping “high kill” animal control facilities in Arkansas! Hope for Paws, Hope, Arkansas, could not save the dogs and puppies that we do without Rhode Home Rescue!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

  Rhode Home is by far the best, most caring rescue ever!

  We’re so happy with our little fur baby Punkin. (Aka Tania) She’s adjusting so well and she’s so smart! Thank you for helping us find our perfect dog!

We just brought our puppo Cotton home from Rhode home. Not only is she the best thing since sliced bread but the staff and volunteers at Rhode Home were clearly invested in her and loved her. She was well loved on her way to us. 10/10 would recommend.

  Love fostering and my foster fail

Hello, I just wanted to say thank you for the joy in our life’s. He is the greatest,sweetest puppy, and he melts are heart and everyone he meets. So thank you for everything you do to help animals, you make the world a happier place.

  A Wonderful rescue organization Incase your wondering where to adopt from. I have first hand experience with RHR. Two yrs ago we adopted Petey, a Lil guy who looks like a mix of Chihuahua and dachshund. He was 3 at the time, found on the streets of Arkansas and his front right leg clearly had been broken in the past and never set medically to heal right. He still uses it but holds it up when he runs causing his Lil ears to flop(so cute) as he hops along. We were worried the leg would become increasing painful and need Orthopedic surgery. RHR was prepared to cover the cost of whatever treatment was recommended by the Vets! I was shocked and impressed with the professionalism. We believe , from what we have seen that he experienced a home at some point in the past with domestic abuse 🙁 but after 2 yrs Petey appears happy and secure with me. He still does not trust his human daddy completely and seems to think that violence could come from him at any time (even though it never has) unless he is sitting or laying down at which time Petey will slowly creep to him and get pets and snuggles, the minute his dad goes to get up though Petey turns into a rocket and runs for his life! And it’s been 2 years. ADOPTION: Some may think the adoption fee is too much however if you think about what it takes to keep RHR going , transport of dogs from around the country, Freq adoption events, Vet bills, employee wages and the ability to take responsibility for any special vet needs or surgeries that the pups may need to ensure it doesn’t fall on the new owners. Wow. This is the longest review ever but I am so grateful for RHR and all organizations like them for helping all of the dogs in need, having a fur baby is amazing they give us unconditional love only asking for the same, and the therapy/stress release gained from just sitting with your furbabies and petting them is priceless. PLEASE ADOPT ( as long as your prepared for the responsibility) and treat them like your furry babies. ??#lovedogs