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March 2024 by Judy Bell
Years ago I volunteered at Spay Spa and Neuter. Being a retired RN I was very astute about watching their protocols. They were wonderful and so much less expensive than your regular vet for this service. I Would highly recommend them. Judy K. Bell
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November 2023 by Venitra Taylor
The people there were so nice and helpful. They helped me identify that my pet bunny Mr. Pickles, who we were there to find a companion for was a girl, and she had ringworm. We would have made a terrible mistake getting another girl bunny. We will be back in a few weeks to find her, now Mrs. Picklesworth, a male companion.?
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September 2023 by Dale McNamee
I was looking to re-home my cats and found out that they only handle dogs... No problem !
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July 2023 by Nancy Malloy
I had two dogs neutered at the Spay Spa and Neuter Nook, and on both occasions, my dogs were well treated and the procedure was successfully completed with no problems. And at probably 20% of the cost of my regular vet!I have also visited the Rude Ranch rescue site, and saw how well these poor homeless animals were treated.I highly recommend this organization.
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July 2023 by Barb Kester
My niece supported Rude Ranch and requested donations in lieu of flowers. Her love of all creatures great and small encouraged me to honor her wishes because of the humane outreach of your center.
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July 2023 by Stan Papi
Outstanding caretaker of our furry friends!
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July 2023 by Christine Barnette
Niki has been great working with the community and trying to get everybody on the same page with the TNR program.
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February 2023 by consultmac Conner
Adopted two more furrBabies; seniors that should live in a home instead. Glad to do it!
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January 2023 by Marianne Rankin
I have been acquainted with Rude Ranch since 2001, and have gotten several cats there. It's a no-kill shelter that focuses mainly on cats, but also has a few dogs and other animals. The staff get to know the "residents" well, and can tell potential adopters details about them. They ensure that persons wanting to adopt are willing and able to do so, from paying a fee to being prepared for a home visit. In extreme circumstances they will take back an animal that was adopted if the situation doesn't work out. The facilities are clean and attractive, with certain categories of cats (such as feline-leukemia-positive) grouped together. Rude Ranch makes an effort to give special help to animals with specific problems - maybe they have an injury, or need a special diet, and so on. They have a facility (Spay Spa and Neuter Nook) to perform low-cost surgeries, which makes it easier for people to adopt animals and reduces the feral population. Some cats aren't particularly adoptable, but are cared for by Rude Ranch anyway. They hold fundraisers to help support the Ranch, and to promote adoptions. It's a wonderful place. We will surely go back to Rude Ranch when it's time to get another cat.
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January 2023 by Ted Antsiferov
This clinic charged me one tenth of what my vet was asking, and did a great job. So I paid them ten times what they charged me because we must support selfless and dedicated charity.
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October 2022 by Rene Railey
A really wonderful place with wonderful people. Fully support their mission.
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September 2022 by Dawn Franklin
I have worked with Rude Ranch and donated to them for many years and have et them, personally. They are caring giving hard working animal lovers who do their best job helping animals. They were featured on Animal Planet several years ago for their work with animals and their spay neuter clinic.
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June 2022 by Gina Faraci
This is the place around for care and love. They give all the cats great care and very clean . Give this place ?
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December 2021 by robert kaiser
a terrific place run by terrific staff. Compassionate and kind. Always go out of their way to be helpful
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December 2021 by Rande Joiner
I had a foster cat who was not deemed adoptable and was to be euthanized. I adopted her with an agreement to let me find some placement for her. She went yo Rude Ranch for six months and we all agreed that she is a community cat. Ellie has now been placed in an indoor/outdoor community cat colony where she will be taken care of and live out her life.
