I adopted a cat from there recently. it was hard to just pick one, the cats are all so beautiful…read moreand good natured. The people there truly treat the cats as their own. They are obviously well loved and cared for. They also take the hard luck cases that other shelters won't. They work hard with the feral cats to get them socialized and ready to go to a good home. The new regulations the state has come up with are going to be financially challenging to any shelter, and especially so for the smaller ones. Any donations to them would help, they are not as well known as the bigger shelters and get overlooked at funding time. Volunteers are always needed, and it's a great way to interact with and socialize with the cats.

This shelter is the real deal, as is the people who work there. The people are always working hard…read moreto keep the place clean, and love the cats dearly and are very passionate about them. The shelter is run down because they dont have the funds for a face lift, but the cats are loved and well taken care of. Please come adopt from this shelter and if you can not, then donate food, toys, etc or make a cash donation. they desperately need all donations and adoptions, as well as volunteers to come in and give the kitties love and hugs. The shelter is crowded but run well and kitties are clean, and seem happy. they would be happier in a "forever home". thank you!

I adopted my dog from the humane society. It's been at least two years since. She is the most…read morefabulous well mannered fine temperament family members. The humane society staff aide in our pairing and socializing her with me and our first rescue. It was a great way to introduce her to our pak. I am grateful to their assistance to ensure she paired well with myself my son and our dog. Kept up the great work in helping pet and ppl pairing for developing life family bonds. Truly Jessica

We have adopted 2 kittens and now a dog through Broome County Humane Society. Our dog flew over…read moreseveral hundred miles to come to the shelter from another shelter. He was stuck in Florida. And now he's a very BIG part of our family. He's spunky lovable and has a cute bark. So if anyone is looking to adopt go to them. You won't be disappointed

I have adopted 3 dogs and 2 cats from ACS over the years and they are So great. They pull animals…read morefrom all kinds of situations which I think is just awesome (hoarding, abuse/ neglect, surrenders, transfers from other shelters, and even big transports from underserved areas across the US!) They take such good care of their animal populations and they're great about educating new adopters! For anyone who might question their adoption costs, remember that theyre adopting out animals that have had full veterinary care (vaccines, medications, surgery, etc) and even low-cost veterinary isn't free!

I've adopted an animal from Animal Care Sanctuary and they were very attentive to my needs as well…read moreas the needs of their animals. The people who work there are very caring and helpful. They take all the time that you need to help match you with your new animal friend and they don't make you feel rushed. This is a wonderful place and thank God that somebody cares about the homeless animal problem!

The Bradford County Humane Society is a private non-profit that was founded in 1960. In addition…read moreto being a shelter for lost, unwanted and abused pets, they also investigate reports of animal neglect and abuse through a court-appointed humane officer. They mostly have cats and dogs at their shelter. But they also have rabbits, guinea pigs and a pony.

We were able to pick out one of the nicest kittens we have ever had. Place was clean and animals…read moreseemed happy. We were given a free checkup and $50 off neutering.

Highly recommend. We adopted our family dog Maggy 7 years ago from East Coast, an amazing addition…read moreto our family. Recently wanting to follow suit, I also contacted East Coast adoption about adopting a puppy. Absolutely love my sweet Clover. They do same day adoptions, are friendly, responsive and their main goal is to rescue and provide for dogs in need. I highly recommend using them and adopting not shopping!

I adopted my first dog from East Coast adoptions. They named her Sable She is an awesome pet…read moreand we love her to very much. We renamed her digit. About 1 year later we adopted our second dog. Her name is Knuckles. Both my dogs were perfectly healthy and well taken care of. (I also got a cocker spaniel after my daughter passed) I am older so I don'[t think I could have a 4th dog, but if ever I decide I know exactly where. Or and older dog that no one wants. Thank you for my wonderful friends and protectors

I adopted a cat from here that was previously a stray. She was only in the shelter for a couple of…read moredays before I adopted her. She's a year old and had fleas but SPCA treated her with flea medicine, gave her a distemper vaccine and checked her for feline leukemia and HIV. They named her Nebula though my husband and I had named her Oreo, without their knowledge, beforehand. They have a cat area where cats can play that allows the cats to go outdoors. It looks nice and the cats look relaxed. The cats can't go into there until after they've received all of their vaccines. After I adopted the cat, I took her to the vet in Syracuse to get her checked up. They called SPCA and only had record of her rabies vaccine that was done across the street at Pet Street Station. I know for a fact that they told me multiple times that she got a distemper vaccine, and got checked and was negative for HIV and leukemia but somehow they lost record of that over the span of less than 1 week. I think what may have happened was that they kept the record under the name Nebula rather than her new name Oreo though I was told that her record would be updated to reflect both names. I would have easily kept the name Nebula if it wasn't for my husband being attached to the name Oreo already. Other than that mishap, my experience here was good. I felt bag for all of the dogs that weren't adopted yet. They bark a ton when a new visitor comes in and the sound is pretty deafening and heartbreaking. They have some free pet bowls here and also sell a lot of pet accessories.