I have adopted two cats from here so far. This is the best shelter in the Albuquerque area. The…read moreanimals are most taken care of, clean facility, not crowded, and this is the only shelter that makes sure animals have all vaccines. Staff is very helpful, patient, and knowledgeable. All medical records and adoption information packets are given to you upon adopting. If you are looking for a place to adopt from in abq, go here!!

Very fast and nice people. I love my new kitty and he is perfect in my home! Plus he was free! All…read moreadoption fees are waved right now because they are overwhelmed with animals please adopt!

I want to thank you Animal Humane for allowing me to adopt my wonderful dog! I moved back home to…read moreCalifornia and brought my dog. He has been a true blessing. He has been amazing. I made sure to set him up for success with all the training I could give him since he was already 2 years old approx. I want to bring awareness to give dogs time to adjust, my dog took about a full year to show his true personality and even then he has improved over the years. I adopted him 3 years ago and he has kept on growing in trusting people more and becoming more confident. Give dogs a chance only if you are willing to give them time, they are 10000% worth the investment of time and effort. Also, donate to your animal shelters when you can! I try to, every year on the day of his adoption :)

For my 100th review, I wanted to highlight a truly special place- Animal Humane New Mexico…read more I adopted my dog from them in 2019, and she has brought endless joy into my life. Their facility is bright, clean, open, and welcoming. Founded in 1965, Animal Humane is New Mexico's oldest animal welfare organization, and it shows in the care and dedication they provide.When I adopted her, the process was simple, efficient, and fairly priced. Lately, I've been thinking about how I can give back to my community, and the first place that came to mind was Animal Humane. I signed up to volunteer through their website, and they responded quickly--I was able to attend an orientation within two weeks. The orientation was incredibly informative, not just about the organization's mission, but also about the many ways volunteers can get involved. Since then, I've been volunteering in their on-site low-income pet food distribution center, and it's been amazing to see their mission in action. If you're looking to adopt a pet or find a meaningful way to give back, this is the place. Thank you, Animal Humane, for bringing so much joy into my life!

excellent organization with great leadership! Great communication and service! Total recommend!read more

They get their dogs for free from shelters, and they turn around and sell them for $500.00. You…read moreknow that they are giving the shelters drop of that money. I was a fostering a dog that I had wanted to adopt, I was told that the cost would be $350.00 if there were no vet visits. And when I said that I was wanted to adopt the dog the fee went up $500.00. And the dog was senior dog 8.5 years old.

We have been looking for a pet for several months. We saw this little girl online…read more I'm glad that we made the efforts to come and check her out. She probably wouldn't have been here tomorrow. Jacqueline, who helped us pre-adopt, told us that she had received calls about her. Emma Took her outside so we can get acquainted with her. All the staff is really helpful. This shelter is much cleaner than the city shelters. Our adoption will include a spay and vaccinations. It also includes a microchip.

The amazing folks at BernCo had been talking up the facility during the Sugar Skull Fun Run a few…read moreweekends ago and I just had to come see. I lost one of my pups a few months back and my other is lonely. I've been looking for another pup and decided to check out the facility. This new center is really nice, there is a ton of parking as it is kinda out there on its own. It is located about five minutes from El Modelo, just head south on 2nd from Bridge and it is super easy to find. They have a check in system and are trying to maintain social distancing by limiting capacity. You check in and then are free to walk through and meet the dogs and/or cats. If you see one you'd like to spend more time with, you just tell them and you can interact with them further. I found that they had some really great dogs and I could see they had a good amount of cats too. I met a really cute pup named Luna and even brought my pup to meet her but had some concerns, mainly how much larger he is than she was. Anyways, definitely recommend checking them out!

We adopted a pitbull mix from WMR named Skittles who had been there over 3 years. She was very…read morecautious and it took 3 weekend visits with treats to get her to trust us. Now she's been with us since March 2024 and she has her forever home. The Staff at WMR are fantastic and they go the extra mile to make sure their rescues go with the best possible families. I keep Maddie and Sam up to date on Skittles' progress. Since she had been there the longest, they wanted to make sure that we would keep her. I've read some of the not so nice reviews and I'm disappointed that people think that this is just a simple process. Animals aren't disposable items that you can just toss away. But too many people think that way. WMR staff thinks hard about letting someone adopt. It has to be the best possible fit. They don't want to see any of their rescues come back, except to visit. :) The staff and volunteers do their very best to care for all these animals. I appreciate the time and effort it takes to do this job. Thank you for letting us adopt Skittles. She's come a long way.

I went into the mall store pet adoption location last week on Tuesday, September 17. The lady at…read morethe desk was friendly, answered my questions and gave me some literature. I think her name was Kaylee. I left to come back this week. I came in today and spoke with two ladies standing in the back. One was Samantha and I don't remember the other lady's name. I asked a question about volunteering for my 18 year old grand-daughter. They said they would have to ask. Then, I asked about the adoptions. The one with long hair said we cannot do adoptions because we don't know how. I asked who does and she told me I would have to come back another time. She was rude and did not even offer a phone number for me to call back. Very poorly trained staff and she looked like a deer in headlights when I was talking to her. I had planned on giving a $1000 donation along with adopting a dog, maybe even two but will go to another rescue with kinder, better trained personnel.

Shelby and Gregg are awesome Great customer service and…read morevery empathetic. We needed to get paperwork on two of our dogs and they tried there hardest but could not help. They mentioned that the tags are Albuquerque that we should try Sunset Garden location. I love that they took the time and really tried to help. Thank you so much for having a wonderful staff!!!

We were allowed time to meet our dog in an environment she was used to, with staff she knew…read more Everything was clean and organized. The gentleman helping us gave us tons of time to get to know the dog, was honest about the training she'd need and was very knowledgeable. It was a great experience from start to finish and we left with an amazing pup. We couldn't be happier and our Perdita is the happiest dog you'll ever meet.

I've been fish keeping for nearly a decade and buy a lot of my fish from Clark's. The stock is…read moregenerally in okay shape and they have a good selection. However, my encounters with employees have been very hit or miss. Maybe because I'm a young woman, they often assume I know nothing about fish. During my most recent trip, the employee helping me was very condescending. While lecturing me about things I already know, he also gave me several pieces of misinformation about basic fish care. I should have corrected him, but I felt uncomfortable and just wanted to get my fish and go. After this interaction, I decided to get my next fish from an online retailer. Disappointed because I would rather shop local, but I don't want to deal with these kinds of interactions anymore or buy from a store with misinformed employees.

Came by clark's to purchase some new fish for my fish tank. They are somewhat busy here but are…read morefriendly and professional and knowledgeable. I would always Trust them with my aquarium needs. The store is always nice and well stocked.

Boofy's really is the best for pets! Both locations are fabulous, they have high quality food,…read moretreat and toy options. I really trust Boofy's to only supply top quality products that I trust my pet having. They also have a variety of supplements which I buy often!

Ive been coming to Boofys for quite a while now and I love that place. It's close to my house which…read moreI love and I love how the store is always spotless and organized, making it easy for me to find what I need. I also appreciate the fact that they carry CBD oil for dogs, because it really made a difference in my senior pup's arthritis. Her joints seem to bother her a whole lot less since she started using it. On top of that, the service is always sweet and informative. I highly recommend them!

Rude and arrogant. I had horrible communication with them and they were no help at all.read more

Dr Sehrt is the best vet my baby, Rani, has seen. She is so intelligent, attentive, and kind. I can…read moresee she cares for her patients and is so great at explaining everything. I have NO idea at the negative reviews. I work in healthcare and a wait for a well check is standard for humans and pets. If something is EMERGENT they will attend to it - the first thing they ask when they answer the phone is if it is a pet emergency.... I have been to vets around the country, and Dr. Sehrt is incredible. Do not let the negative reviews take away from this. They take SO much time to be thorough during their evaluations. This is what a friend (who recommended the clinic to me) told me as well.

Gay pride decorations everywhere. I don't need overt political displays from my veterinarian. We…read morehave been make the 15 mile trip to Del Norte for 20 years but things have really gone down hill since Dr. Livingstone retired. You can't get a follow-up call but they will relentlessly pester via texts for "it's time for a checkup" money making tactics. I won't be going back.