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December 2023 by Edward Deaton
Me and my wife went there to get a new member of our family got really attached to a dog named Bel Air and was told we couldn’t take her home with us because she got to excited when meeting us that we would have to keep coming back till she wasn’t so excited around us then we would be able to take her home. I’m sorry but we live over a hour away and not making multiple trips there and back to get her to not get excited to see us. I thought dogs should be excited to see their owners. Friendly employees but don’t know anything about dogs behaviors. So if your looking to adopt a dog from here don’t be playful and try to play with them or your not going to be able to take your new baby home! This place is ridiculous!
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October 2023 by Troy Vance
I adopted a dog and I loved him I live in an apartment and he attacked the dog across the hall so I took him back to the shelter and they told me they will not take him back until I told them I can’t have an aggressive dog in my apartment and that if they would not take him back then I would have to make him expire. I didn’t even ask for my money back! But they definitely said no refunds which I said fine I am happy to donate.
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October 2023 by Carrie V
Very friendly and caring staff. All the animals I saw seemed well cared for.
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September 2023 by joe pickle
My friend found a new buddy today. He lost his dog about a month ago to lymphoma.The staff were very nice, the shelter was very clean, and the dogs all looked healthy and well taken care of.
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August 2023 by pamela H
They are doing the very best that they can. Really nice people there. We were just taking some dog food.
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July 2023 by Chelsie Laffleur
Tried getting into contact with the shelter about my missing animal; messages were read and not replied to via phone, email, or Facebook. Very frustrating but luckily I was able to find my pet, just not with the help of this shelter.
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June 2023 by Candace Ball
if your animal gets picked up and taken to the animal shelter, expect to pay almost $100. to get them out. they will not give you your pet back without paying and if you don't have the money, they tell you to beg for money from friends or family to pay it. if you can't do that they will threaten to charge you with animal abandonment. Or, to avoid charges because you are poor and can't pay to get them out, you can pay the same amount of money that you couldn't pay to get them out to surrender them. they hold your animals hostage and threaten you with charges all while grifting you out of your money.
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May 2023 by Misty Combs
So thankful that they do what they do,and the girls in the office are friendly and very welcoming with all their big smiles!
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March 2023 by Destiny Redkey
I love this place (for the most part) not worth getting into. The animals here really seem more happy and calm than other places. Staff is always very polite, on point and quick. Plus everytime iv been here, somebody has had one of the doggies out to play? definitely a place I would get an animal from or even volunteer.
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March 2023 by Dan Riedmatter
Are 16 year old dog got lost they found him took good care of him and normally he has what he's not around us but they said he didn't any time and that he played with other dogs and had a good time thank you
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February 2023 by J. Washburn
I am not sure how the animals are treated now that the county took over. I know they were treated very well before the county took over. The big problem that I'm aware of is that when the county took over they shortened the hours. The hours Need to be changed. four of five days have most people at work. If hours are going to be that short, they should at least have a couple of hours on work days that are after 5pm. Maybe make the hours 3-7 Tuesday through Friday. It would not even increase your employee desk hours, but it would give people the chance to see the animals after they get off of work. You would adopt out a lot more animals that way.***I any gave them one star, because I am hoping that a decision maker will see the comment. It seems like most decision makers only look at bad reviews. I don't know enough about the current operation to give them a real rating. ***
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February 2023 by Destiny Rawls
I love this place (for the most part) not worth getting into. The animals here really seem more happy and calm than other places. Staff is always very polite, on point and quick. Plus everytime iv been here, somebody has had one of the doggies out to play? definitely a place I would get an animal from or even volunteer.
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February 2023 by Crystal Sackrider
I adopted a puppy from them and she’s very sick, has kennel cough, and some other things going on. I contacted the shelter to let them know she was so sick and no one has called me back regarding her. The place is over run with dogs and puppies and smells to high heaven. The dogs are dirty and are in need of help. They have 90 dogs, at a 60 dog capacity. Someone needs to step in and help out.
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December 2022 by Rachel Shelton
They really work hard to keep the place clean and the pets happy. Please go adopt!
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December 2022 by Phyllis Murphy
I got the perfect dog for me . They take very good care of the animals. Friendlt and helpful staff.
