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Tri County Rescue Inc. in Mauk (179 Grey Hound Dog Rd, GA 31058)
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Tri County Rescue Inc. is located in Mauk (Georgia state) on the street of 179 Grey Hound Dog Rd. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +1706-326-7200. You can get more information from their website: https://www.facebook.com/TCARPetsGa/?hc_ref=SEARCH&fref=nf. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Tri County Rescue Inc. quickly are 32.468408, -84.391900. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about Tri County Rescue Inc..
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Timothy
They all of a sudden upped their prices 200 dollars. They are more worried about finances than getting dogs good homes and when I confronted them about this they were combative and blocked me. Especially when their own website shows the prices of adoption fees. I think it is utterly despicable as someone who has worked for rescues and with them for this behavior
08.2022Brianna
This address is bs, this whole situation is bs. My husband and I was told the address was on grey hound dog rd thanks to google and fb but I call the number countless times due to every way we turned on the road it was blocked off. I finally got someone on the phone the 5th try and they gave me another number. Come to find out this place, the actual rescue, is in fort benning ga. Get your address straight!
11.2021Danielle
Tri county rescue and the Fort Benning Stray Facility is amazing! This rescue is truly the best. They truly love each and every animal and have the smartest and most caring, compassionate staff. SUCH AN INCREDIBLE MODEL AND SUCH GOOD PEOPLE. They match you with the right dog or cat and even follow up on their pups to make sure you and them are doing well. I can't say enough good things about them.
11.2018Katelyn
Today was my first visit there, A little confused of where the front was but figured it out! Everyone was so friendly and nice. The dogs and cats look so very happy and healthy. I went to another place before there and the animals looked awful. You can really tell that Tricare Animal Rescue really cares about their animals. I hope in the future that they do get to have a bigger facility because they deserve it. Hoping that we come back soon to get a kitten. I highly recommend adopting from here! ❤️
11.2018Alvonte
Every time I go there the staff is always so courteous and professional. The facilities may not be the greatest but the staff continuously work keeping the facility clean, sanitary and safe for staff, visitors, customers, canines and felines. During today's visit a very thankful customer came by to retrieve their loved one who had gone missing the day prior. The Soldier was relieved to find that his loved one was in very good hands. Overall TCRI Fort Benning is a valuable asset to the Fort Benning and surrounding communities.
11.2018Saskia
So happy there is a place where surrendered pets and strays can be safe and not PTS within a few days. I learned that Ft Benning is the only installation in the country that is a no kill shelter! More installations should follow suit! I will definitely be sending donations and plan to volunteer.
11.2018allypearl101
An absolutely horrible establishment. They adopted me out an obviously ill puppy who has parvo and when confronted about it they denied. Now I have three other dogs with parvo and a 1200$ vet bill. And to top it all off the owner, Andrea, told me I was a crazy liar and to take better care of my dogs when I talked to her on the phone. DO NOT adopt from here.
11.2016Madeleine
Give Spot back to his owners who obviously love and care about him. Your shelter is responsible for his depression and unhappiness. If you are worried about money, I'm sure they will pay. If you're worried about the dog then check on them. But don't just go by your "rules" and see the situation as its own
11.2015woelbl
Give spot back to his family. You are supposed to be a rescue, so why not let this beloved family pet go back to his family. Your management and whoever else is keeping spot there are a bunch of jerks! Let this man who fights and puts his life on the line for YOUR freedom have his dog back!
11.2015JBKay
Give spot back to owners, the poor dog. Yes they could of found family members to take dog. That's what I would of done, I am retired military and know they couldn't of taken dog to Korea and it was hours plus you were closed seriously you are being ridiculous.
11.2015