We adopted a puppy back in August and had a very pleasant experience. The staff is very courteous…read moreand professional. The Adoption process was smooth. Lucy(formerly Luna), is adjusting well with our beagle. They get along so well. We love Lucy and she is a very good dog.

They never answer their phones! It has been like this for a while. Lazy, I…read moreguess.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

You can go see Santa at Christmas , tough toy , food , snacks , and nail clipping just about…read moreeverything. On South 119th.

Had the best experience here with the fabulous help of Jessica who answered every question and was…read moreabove and beyond helpful with so much information. This will be my new stop for all my pets needs. Shop local my friends.

So much easier than most apps for searching for lost animals or just about anything your looking…read morefor . Thank you

Went to the shelter to find a furbuddy. Saw one that we loved and filled out the paperwork to…read moreadopt. Waited three days and then get called telling us the dog was adopted by someone before us. Shouldn't they have known that when we filled out the papers? They are trying to correct the situation by offering us a free adoption which is a great solution BUT what happens if we can't find another new friend? This is the 2nd time this has happened - it happened to another adopter we met at the shelter.

We're wild about the wide selection of pet toys available here, and have never EVER asked a…read morequestion of the staff that they were unable to answer with speed, precision, and the utmost courtesy. Top quality foods, both for specialty diets and regular pet diets? Yes, and in sheer abundance. We also love the fact that this shop is locally owned, and that we're not forced to support some multi-national corporation each time we choose to spend our hard earned dollars here.

I came into the store with my best friend a couple of times to buy treats for her three-legged dog…read morea while back. The employees actually kept up with what we needed and nothing really concerned me. I had a fun time looking around and looking at some toys to secretly buy for her. (Let's just say that's the first time she's hugged me during gift openings on Christmas.) The place didn't seem very packed like many other businesses, and the floors were kept neat. I want a pet store like this closer to me.

Wife comes her all the time to get items for our animals. The staff are always super friendly and…read morevery knowledgeable. If you haven't been to this location. Stop in and check them out.

Very nice woman running this shop. Bought a Golden Knee for my brother from her and she was super…read morehelpful. Prices are fair and they are very informative when you purchase if you do not have experience.

I can't recommend a place that has no respect for the employees. It's the animal handler who keep…read morethose animals alive and they are paid $. They get told to talk about issues they are having but then get told excuses for other people behavior. "Some people have strengths and some people have weaknesses", is how it was addressed why half the crew worked harder than the rest. The hard working people get run off when the people who slack but don't complain get to stay. It doesn't matter how well you clean, how well you handle harder to adopt animals, it doesn't even matter if you creat a huge community project for the entire company, you will only get paid $8, and can get fired without a reason.

My partner and I found his lifelong friend at second chance! The staff were so kind and…read moresurprisingly calm. The dogs all seemed incredibly relaxed and sweet tempered. All of the staff and volunteers seemed to take very good care of them. They will let you have one on one time with the animals and they seem hopeful that you will adopt!

I have adopted one of the hundreds of maltese dogs from the Stroud incident. She is a 3 year old…read moremaltese. I am 74 years old and my wife and I got a dog less than a year after we were married and have had many dogs since then. We have had this maltese about 10 days and I don't remember being so thrilled with a dog. This one had no sense of what it meant to be a dog. She had not had a bath for the first 3 years of her life, she had never been on grass before, she had never been cuddled or loved. A week later, she has learned that outside is a marvelous place to be, she goes out there to go pee and poop. She has become my dog and jumps up in my chair and she has only done that the last couple of days. We took her to the groomer and he bathed her, cut the hair out of her face, did her toenails, and did that anal thing. By that time she was too stressed to really cut her hair so she came home with us. We are going to take her back and get her hair cut next week. The people at the Tulsa Humane Society were just wonderful and helped us through the whole thing. This is probably the last dog I will ever get, but I am extremely pleased with this one. Thanks THS for rescuing this dog so that I can have her. By the way, her name, and this is the first name she has had, is Ava Leigh. She is a beauty.

I recently adopted a puppy from The Tulsa Humane Society who was attending an adoption at Glove…read moreLife Park in Arlington last Saturday. On Monday the puppy was a little lethargic. Tuesday evening he had a runny stool and threw-up Tuesday night. I was at my local Veterinary the first thing Wednesday morning where I found out the puppy tested positive for parvo. I am a disabled veteran who was adopting this dog to replace my current service dog. So far, this experience has done the complete opposite of the reasoning behind having a service dog. Not only has my family and myself been effective negatively, but my current service dog allowed a puppy to come into her home and now was suddenly removed for treatment. Unfortunately I had not even had time to add this puppy to my insurance plan. As of now we have paid $751.20 that covers his hospital stay through tomorrow. If he needs to stay longer the cost is $110 per day after that (not including extra or unforeseen medical needs). I think that would be a small price to pay for some extremely positive publicity. I need your decision quickly as I am a disabled veteran and have a fixed income. I look forward to your prompt reply. Update. Tulsa HS contacted me and advised I could pay for treatment out of pocket I already have) or they would come pickup the dog and treat him, If I relinquish the dog back to them (I live 4 hours from them). I have decided to keep the dog as the second option is not the right thing to do. All I wanted was to be helped with the medical bill that is saving this dogs life and to let the Tulsa HS know their dogs were testing positive for Pravo. I understand a contract was signed but one does not expect a puppy, who is supposedly up to date on shots, need to be taken to the vet for a life threatening illness within days of taking them home. I just want you to be aware how Lawrence decided to treat a disabled veteran and his future service dog. I hope everyone involved who had dogs anywhere near the adoption that took place at Globe Life Park on Saturday 7-29-2023 take precautions so this is contained.

Please adopt here. We adopted a dog off the euthanasia list here. They constantly need more space,…read morewhich is why they euthanize. Everything they told me about him was very accurate. Staff was very friendly, kind, and helpful to me. They will let you back by yourself to look at dogs if you're wanting to, and will quickly guide you if you want to look at a specific dog. The dog we adopted is healthy, taken care of, and has no behavior issues. Shelters can be a lot for dogs and he has mellowed out a lot since he's gotten home. Please don't let the shelter personality sway you away from adopting. The shelter is very overwhelming for these dogs. TAS neutered the dog we adopted, gave him all of his shots, gave him heartworm medication and gave us the next months worth, gave him flea/tick medication, and sent us home with antibiotics just in case he started showing symptoms of kennel cough (he never did). All for FREE! Even adoption fee was WAIVED! I paid nothing! Facilities are just okay. Hoping the new building will be better. If you are wanting to look at a dog, they have the option to take them outside and put them in a concrete run for you to meet them. Please save a life and adopt here. I have nothing bad to say.

TAW is an open admission shelter which means they can't pick and choose who to intake. Due to being…read moreon "managed intake", they do require appointments tho. The staff does care for the animals in their care, and make the best out of very limited resources. Looking forward to the new shelter facility!! Want to save lives? Adopt from TAW. And spay and neuter your pets!

This was great! Quick friendly and well organized, I went on the first Saturday of the month and it…read moreall went smoothly

Took my two male dogs in to be neutered. Great place and great staff. As a senior citizen it was…read morenice to have a less expensive clinic. I highly recommend and I intend to use the for all my veterinary care. Thank you to all the doctors, employees and volunteers!