I truly believe this is one of the best animal shelters I've ever visited and had the opportunity…read moreto work with. The staff works hard to help them flourish and thrive, giving each one the best possible chance of finding a forever home. The team is experienced, dedicated, and many of them have been here for years. Their knowledge and commitment are evident in the care they provide every day. I also love that they offer spay and neuter services. Helping prevent unwanted litters is one of the most effective ways to reduce the overwhelming number of kittens entering shelters and, in the long term, helps decrease the need for euthanasia. I highly recommend supporting or adopting from this shelter. They also accept donations, which directly help provide food, medical care, and other essentials for animals who desperately need it. Every adoption, donation, or act of support truly makes a difference.

If I could leave a zero-star review, I would. I want to spread awareness: Plano Animal Services…read morekilled my dog, Bella. Bella was a 12-year-old German Shepherd. She ran away from home and ended up in the shelter for about a week. Because of whatever policies Plano has, they spayed her. Bella was 11, and it is incredibly high-risk to alter dogs at that age. Because of that decision, a few weeks later, Bella developed cancer. We took her to the vet to get checked out, and they told us how much the cancer treatment would cost. They also confirmed that when you spay older dogs like this, they are at a very high risk of developing cancer. Ultimately, she died. I had to put her down because she was in so much pain. Mark my words, Plano Animal Services, karma will come for you. May Bella rest in peace. I will never forgive y'all. Bella was healthy. She was my childhood dog, and I had her ever since I was almost 7 years old. Now, I am crossing the stage for my high school graduation today without her here--she is just watching over me instead.

We adopted Winnie from Pooch Savers, and we absolutely love her! This is a truly great rescue. Two…read moreweeks after coming home, Winnie got sick, and Scott was amazing--he actually came out to our house for a home visit and brought her medicine. We couldn't be more grateful for their dedication and support. Highly recommend!

They are AMAZING! They truly vet their adopters to make sure the pup goes to a great, safe home…read more heart is in the right place and make sure animals are taken care of before handing a pup Over. I wish all shelters were like Poochsavers.

Adopted a puppy from them and also get my dogs vaccines done through them. All super easy to work…read morewith! Very cost effective! Great people doing great work.

I adopted my dog from Operation Kindness and am extremely disappointed with my experience…read more Before and after adoption, I specifically asked about the lumps on my dog's body on multiple occasions. I was told they were simply fatty pockets and not a concern. Because of those assurances, I trusted that there was no serious underlying issue. Unfortunately, after my dog began experiencing serious symptoms, he was taken to a veterinarian and then a surgeon, where we learned he actually had hernias that required emergency surgery. The hernias had become severe enough to affect his bladder and bowels. Even more concerning, the surgeon believes the condition had likely been present for a long time. I was also never informed that a previous hernia repair had a high risk of failure. Had I been given complete information about his medical history and the risks involved, I would have monitored him differently and sought treatment sooner. I understand that rescues cannot predict every medical outcome, but adopters deserve accurate information and full disclosure about an animal's health. Being told multiple times that these lumps were fatty tissue when they were actually hernias has caused my family significant emotional distress, unexpected veterinary expenses, and put our dog's health at risk. I hope Operation Kindness takes steps to improve communication and medical transparency so future adopters can make informed decisions and pets can receive the care they need before conditions become emergencies.

Can even visit with a dog unless you go thru a whole proces which i didn't use to have to do for…read morethe past 12 years i have lived here. I wanted to visit with the same dogs i had seen the previous week before i went out of town for the holiday, however i had no time to visit with them that day i came back today. All of the sudden theres a whole process to just visiting a dog with all these questions. On top of that they single out pit bulls for some reason while half the dogs there are pit bulls. All for nothing when if i had the chance to visit them just a couple of weeks ago i would have had an entire interrogation just to try to visit with theses sweet babies, i dont even know if i was going to end up adopting them hence the visiting with theses dogs. Why make things so difficult. I miss when this shelter was a normal shelter

A non profit completely run by volunteers! They work hard and provide a great service. My next best…read morefriend will come from Take Me Home Pet Rescue!

I adopted my sweet boy Benny from TMHPR in Richardson on 7/26/2024. Quite the drive from where I…read morelive and it was worth it. They really are thorough in matching their pets with the right family. Correspondence was excellent and I was put on a waitlist as other families were also interested in Benny. The staff are friendly and professional and took the time in the meet and greet to get to know about me and my sweetheart Cavachon Chloe. You could say Benny picked us and it instantly melted my heart. It was a match made in Heaven and I'll always be eternally grateful. I highly highly recommend this rescue because it's obvious they really love helping to find and match the animals to their forever families!!

What an incredible group of people here at the Wylie Animal Shelter. I went in yesterday to adopt a…read moredog for a community pet at my work. Everyone I met at the shelter was so kind and very compassionate about the animals in their care. I found the perfect little fur baby and was able to bring her home the same day. The process was smooth and seamless. I could not be happier! Welcome home, sweet baby Lucy!

We went to Wylie and Sachse to look for a dog. The Wylie shelter is hands down the cleanest…read moreplace, nicest and helpful people. They had even just cleaned the pooper scoopers and lined up to dry. Great job Wylie!

Excellent caring shelter. Always helpful. Works well with rescue groups like ours. No complaints…read more @Little Dog Rescue of North Texas

Great experience here yesterday. Everyone was friendly,…read morecourteous and caring. We were very impressed by the professionalism they showed. Two thumbs up!

We adopted two cats from the shelter this summer and could not be happier. We were looking for…read more'less adoptable cats' and got a 3 legged cat and an older cat who was VERY shy. It took almost 3 weeks before we saw the shy one but now he is friendly and loves attention. I am so impressed with the quality of care our shelter provides. THANK YOU. Fur Baby Mom

Excellent compassionate service! Open 24 hours and they really take care with your pets. The best…read moreI have found in North Texas!!!