This Animal Shelter is one of the best I've seen. It's especially clean, the animals aren't man…read morehandle and the staff is friendly. I would recommend going to them to adopt and pet.

I am a first time visitor and I have had a easy time getting to here .Hope I get to see some…read morepuppies .Thank you

Have adopted 2 cats in the past and now attempted to adopt a dog. They told me a supervisor who is…read moreno longer there(wonder why?) entered in their system that I had my cat euthanized 2 yrs ago because it wouldn't use litter box. Absolutely false as I took to the vet because she wasn't going. Vet told me she had kidney failure and cancer and recommended putting her out of pain. I told little victories this and said please check with the vet. They wouldn't go to the trouble and denied me. Be wary of this misinformation clinic that would rather an animal suffered instead of doing what's right. I love animals. Stop donating to this place if you are. Thanks Pete Anderson

Little Victories is an impressive, moving operation. While it's doubtful that many Yelpers will…read morefind this rescue central or easily reachable, a journey down the back roads of Ona and Barboursville will be well worth the trip - if you're an animal lover. With literally hundreds of dogs and cats, Little Victories is one of the most amazing, hectic, and sometimes overwhelming nonprofit rescues I've seen. Their mission is clear, their animals loving, and their volunteers impressively devoted. As with any rescue, I would recommend doing thorough background checks on the history of any animal you adopt. While these workers and volunteers are compassionate, they don't always have up-to-date information on their animals (you'll need to contact someone in charge or a local veterinarian to confirm details). The only reason I stress this point is because even the best of animals have certain temperaments and needs - usually based on their history - and thus, it is always wise to have the most information when adopting. If you just want to get involved on the volunteer side of things, Little Victories is a wonderful haven for these animals, all of whom seem to understand their situation and the hope the place provides them. They are fed well, walked frequently, and socialized as best as possible given the strange limitations of using a converted home as a shelter. A visit to the so-called "Cathouse" is a must: to see a whole, one-story bungalow overrun with cats is not a sight easily forgotten.

Wonderful hard working employees, they take wonderful care of the animals and are great at what…read morethey do!

Helpful, a lot of information. Also has lots of referral places for your pet.read more

I really was impressed with this shelter. It was very clean and all the dogs kennels did not have…read moreany accidents in them. We adopted from them today and Sasha is doing great in her new home

This is a kill shelter! Please adopt from them! Their hours are too short. There's not much to say,…read moreit's a no thrills animal shelter, it's a sad place. It looks like the employees are doing the best with what they have. They allow volunteers to walk the dogs (at least they used to).