A Home 4 Spot Animal Rescue

I can’t say enough on how great A home 4 spot is. Dianna and her volunteers and fosters are so dedicated to the cause. They all work together to save some many pets it’s wonderful. They are very good about insuring the home is a proper fit. If they need their teeth cleaned whatever it is they make sure they are taken care of. The fosters a wonderful loving people that love what they do. A home 4 spot is a blessing for pets.

I find it disturbing that out of state people claim to know the details of what is happening in Las Vegas. Whoever you are getting your information from Sue is obviously not checking their facts. I suggest before you start grandstanding, you double check to make sure it’s truth! If you want to know the truth, call Diana and quit hiding behind social media to make yourself look important. Right now you look foolish by spreading venomous rumors. Sick of seeing people hide behind the dogs as and excuse to tear others down. Shame on you for not doing your homework.

ZERO stars! The head of this «rescue», Diana England, has recently taken
over 15 THOUSAND dollars in donations via GoFundMe. This money was
not used to build a facility for rescue animals as she led donators to believe.
Instead, she used all the money to buy herself a new house, complete with swimmimg pool and other extra amenities– with no intention of ever having a single rescue animal live there. She is a selfish liar and a criminal! She continues to deny any wrongdoing, spouting more lies and blaming others for misunderstanding her intent to indulge her own desires using money donated ny people who believed that their hardearned dollars were going to help animals in need. She is a disgrace to all of us who actually do animal rescue.
Please DO NOT DONATE, do not believe her longwinded excuses. And please, dont let one very bad apple influence your opinion of the honest,
hardworking, respectable animal rescue organizations who save many more animals than Diane England ever will. Real rescues dont steal, or lie.
Real rescues make their top priority the animals in need of help and homes.
We rarely have enough money to cover the huge expenses incurred by our efforts, but we scrape by, and empty our own pockets to do so. And we will never stop– because we are all about saving the many animals in need. Diane and her greedy partners in crime should be ashamed of themselves!
«A Home for Spot» should call itself «A Home for Diane– No Dogs Allowed».

Although I had a negative experience with this organization, I understand what they do and thank them for it. Please adopt from them or help them in any way possible. This negative review reflects my experience only. That said, I hope Diana changes her bad attitude, not good for the welfare of the doggies.
Adopt, don’t shop! :-)
I adopted a dog 3 weeks ago from them. My husband was away. He came home, a few days later had allergies. Later realized, it was not due to the doggie.
I commented the allergy issue to the former foster mom of the dog. Said she would hold the dog a week or 2 until my husband gets better. I inquired about my dog during that week a few times. After 1 week, I wanted my doggie back, they refused. Foster mom gave me Diana’s #, I texted her 2 times, 2 separate days. She was extremely Rude the only time she replied.
I took dog the to vet ($ 105), got her meds, a car seat, good food, and all the necessities. And after all, I felt like I was treated like a criminal. Even if you are not going to give the dog back, at least be professional. I gave this organization $ 220 for adoption. A bit of respect and compassion never killed anyone. Diana is so unprofessional. I was blindsided and disrespected. I’m so heartbroken. All I wanted was to give this dog a forever home. Check out the pics of the texts.

Love this organization! We adopted our dog from this rescue and found them to be unbelievably caring and dedicated! We shop at their thrift store and donate as often as we possibly can! Please consider adopting a pet instead of purchasing one! It will not only change their life it will change yours!

I had thought this was a good organization, operative word being THOUGHT! My brother passed away 1 month ago leaving behind his young dog. My father is 84 years old couldn’t take her, I’m away from house 15 hours a day which is NOT fair to a dog. Diana was RUDE, ABRUPT, and attempted to GUILT me then stated «I can’t help you”“while still grieving my brothers death, trying to find his dog a good home I did NOT need or deserve this!!! I encourage everyone to NOT endorse this organization in any way shape or form!!! I will be yelling it from the rooftops about how UNPROFESSIONAL Diana is. I would NOT trust her !!!

I adopted my Leila dog from a Home4Spot and LaRue McCray a few years ago and was so happy to support a great animal rescue in doing so. Leila recently managed to get out of the yard and both Mandy Dawson and LaRue McCray immediately came over to help me look for her. A Home4Spot has a great system to access many dog lost and found sites. Leila was found within hours (thank God for microchips). Neither Mandy or LaRue said anything about my stupidity in this situation occurring (yes, it was my fault). I know many volunteers for this group spend all their time and all their money to the benefit of animals that need help. They have made a huge difference in the lives of homeless and abused animals in Las Vegas. They have helped so many people keep and care for their animals that otherwise would be unable to do so. I am really in awe of the dedication …

This place is misrepresenting what they do. We contacted them for help. The person that responded told me that they could post a picture that I would have to make then made a huge list of monetary demands I would have to meet. They also demanded that I volunteer for them twice a month. Once I found a home for my dog myself I would be required to report back on the dog’s condition. They are not sheltering animals so much as abusing the people seeking help.

I couldn’t be any happy about my experience with A Home for Spot and Diana. This rescue/​foster group is innovative with its resources and holds events and crowd funding campaigns to help offset the cost of caring for some unhealthy and often abused animals they take on.
If your looking to add a new family companion or help foster an animal look no further. I would recommend Diana and her crew to anyone!

My family adopted a dog from this rescue thinking she was perfect but it turns out that she chews everything, is so afraid of men that she runs from every male family member that comes over and she doesn’t listen. We have contact the rescue to find the dog a better home (one with no men) but when I called they were rude and didn’t care. All I can say is adopter beware.

I have never adopted a rescue dog before. I decided I needed a little companion and had the opportunity to adopt a little dog named Einstein. He has been the best companion ever:) it’s a great thing they do here, so I adopted a second dog. A maltise mix with an underdeveloped eye. They have brought so much joy into our family.

This is a review from the perspective of an individual not affiliated with «A Home For Spot». The only reason I am giving one star here is due to fact that someone actually returned my call, non of the other «rescues» have so far. A dog was abandoned in our neighborhood. He was filthy, thin, young and eating out of garbage cans on garbage day. Once I realized he was friendly I welcomed into our yard and gave him water. I had my husband bring home a bag of dog food that night and we’ve been taking care of him out of our own pocket ever since. We’ve been trying on our own to find him a home but our efforts to find a GOOD home for this lovely pitbull have been futile. I finally decided to contact a rescue for assistance placing him in a good home. I am not looking to drop him off anywhere and I am happy to keep caring for him at my own cost until a home can be found. When I received a call back from «A Home For Spot» I was very surprised by the information.
After explaining the situation I was told that I would have to get the dog neutered, at my own cost, before they would help me to find him a home. I absolutely agree with spaying and neutering. Paying for this service on a pet that is not my responsibility I have an issue with, but I was willing to seek out an inexpensive option per her suggestion if it would help the dog find a home. Then, she wanted to know if he was socialized with other animals. A valid question I thought, but I have no idea since we have no pets. She suggested I take him to a dog park and find out (from through the fence). I explained that this would be difficult. I have two children under the age of two it’s difficult even going to the grocery store, my husband is gone working constantly and I have safety concerns taking my babies to a dog park in the first place. She snapped back, «Well, I have nine dogs and two kids and I do it all on my own.» I was done. I said thank you for the information and goodbye.
I am even more shocked to be learning per these reviews all of the supplies and vet care that the volunteers for this group are receiving. I am happy that these volunteers are greatly supported in their efforts. Why not offer some support to someone trying to do the same thing on their own? I’m happy to pay for feeding him and pick up after him while a home is being found, not a problem. Why make it so difficult and shame someone for their legitimate limitations? I am very disappointed. I will absolutely not take this sweet dog to Lied and unfortunately I am back to square one. I can understand that this lady probably deals with some very ignorant and careless individuals and perhaps she is just frustrated. But please realize that this is not the case for everyone. Some of us are on your team and trying to help, not add to the problem. I can only hope that this review serves as a reset button on how you treat individuals seeking your assistance. Thank you and many blessings.

Best rescue! We adopted our lab/​dotson mix, Scarlet about a month ago and will certainly be back to adopt another!

I moved here from the east coast a little over a year ago and did some volunteer work there. After I got settled in I found a dog I wanted to help and I contacted a bunch of dog rescues to see if they could help I got some responses but A Home 4 Spot stepped in and got the dog help right away. We took her to the vet because she needed surgery on her leg and was partially blind in one eye. They didn’t even blink. I fostered the dog through them until she got a good home. I am soon to foster another through them and will always work with them. Diana and Jessica are amazing and so are the rest of the crew that I have met. They really do a wonderful thing here for these animals. If you are trying to find an organization to foster for or adopt from this is it. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

Best animal rescue ever! Okay, that might be hard to ascertain, but A Home 4 Spot is pretty fabulous. I observed for several months before getting involved in 2012 as a volunteer and foster parent. Since then I’ve fostered quite a few dogs, placed them in great homes, and been very active in the adoption process.
Diana England is the founder and president and does a great job of running the show and keeping momentum up. There are a few point people who manage other day to day operations, like adoptions and helping new fosters, and the rest of the organization is a bunch of happy volunteers. The organization as a whole is compiled of dedicated, knowledgeable, and empathetic people who are doing a fabulous job.
AH4S works by pulling dogs from the deadly kill shelter (The Animal Foundation), strays off the streets, and wherever else they might come across abused, injured, or unwanted dogs. The rescue takes them in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages, and works to get them in tip-​top shape so they can find someone who is committed to loving and caring for them forever. In the meantime they are housed in an individual volunteer’s home and cared for just as you would your own dog. AH4S is of course no-​kill, meaning dogs are never killed for space or minor issues like we see so often at local «shelters.»
If you cannot afford food, AH4S will provide it. Vet care is taken care of completely. If you’re fostering a dog but you need a leash and a crate, no worries, they’ve got you covered! If you find yourself a little lost and not sure how to train your new foster dog to sit, they’ve got a great support group on Facebook to stay connected. Of course, there are myriad ways to get involved, so if you’re not sure how you can help, just ask! Check out
or their Facebook page for more info.
The most important quality about AH4S is how much each and every person cares about the dogs. Everyone is interested in loving each dog to the max and finding the right home – not just the first person who wants the dog or the highest bidder. Some rescues just try to «turnover» their dogs like retail product on a shelf, which usually ends up in further abuse and dogs being returned and abandoned down the road. AH4S does the best they can to screen and interview adopters so the right homes are found, and then work with them to answer questions and provide support after adoptions. If you called the Animal Foundation with concerns about your new pet’s potty training issues, they’d just tell you to return the dog so they could kill it. Adoption fees are reasonable and help defray the cost of caring for the dogs, although they are always in need of monetary donations and supplies.
Money is well spent here. Volunteers are unpaid, so when someone writes a check to the rescue, it’s going straight to the animals, not some administration’s paycheck. Many of the volunteers donate their money as well to their own fostering operation and the rescue as a whole to help. Fundraisers are always a success because of the commitment to helping dogs.
Not all animal rescue groups are created equal. I have worked with over 20 animal rescue groups in several states and would definitely only recommend a handful – A Home 4 Spot is one of the best.

I started working at an animal hospital eight months ago, where I decided to get into fostering. I met Diana at my work filled out an application and started fostering right away. A home 4 spot is a wonderful rescue who helps countless animals! I have personally witness so many success stories that just make my heart melt. There was a dog who was very sick with parvo. Diana open her heart and took her in with open arms and I’m happy to report after weeks of fighting the dog survived and her first day out she had four families who wanted to meet her! Safe to say she got an amazing home! Diana and her team go to great lengths to rescue any and every animal they can. I have seen cases that may seem hopeless and yet Diana does not give up. She is a hero to so many animals and have brought so many family together with their perfect match. It’s never about cost, but always and most important about care! My first two fosters were adopted with in a week of having them, and the families they joined couldn’t have been more perfect! I am now a first time foster failure! :) I started fostering a little black Chihuahua named Eddy and he stole our hearts. Although I do plan to continue to foster! This is a great organization to volunteer at and foster through! I am thankful to have such a wonderful rescue to foster through. I do want to say Thank you Diana and everyone with A Home 4 Spot for everything you do to help our fur-​friends out there!

I have been volunteering for AH4S since 2011… one of the BEST rescues in Vegas. They are truly dedicated to doing what is best for the dogs. I also adopted from AH4S, their foster families are angels here on earth. PLEASE like their FB page, donate, volunteer, support them in any way you can. One single action can save a life!

I’ve been fostering with AH4S since 2012. Since then I have fostered over 20 dogs. It has been a great experience for my family. AH4S covers all medical costs and will also supply dog food if needed. All you have to do is provide a loving temporary home until a forever home can be found. There are adoption events on the weekends for you to bring your foster and volunteers are available to bring your foster if you are unable. One of the things I love most about AH4S is that you have a say in who adopts your foster. If you feel a family or person might not be a good fit for your foster dog you do not have to adopt to them. Some rescues do not give you that option. Everyone at AH4S truly cares about the dogs and always puts them first. They can always use volunteers (fostering, handling dogs at events, transportation) and donations (money, food, pet supplies). Check them out!