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    Ferndale Cat Shelter

    2.5 (12 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM

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    Wonderful idea! They treat their animals fairly. All of them are nurtured. Which is definitely not for everyone. Don't buy. Adopt.

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    Michigan Humane Society

    Michigan Humane Society

    (32 reviews)

    This review is based on my experience in April when I adopted my new kitten Aiden who at the time…read morewas 6 weeks old and is now almost 10 months. I had been looking at the available kittens in the humane society's website for a week or 2 before I came and I noticed that it was best to go in early in the day. Prior to coming to this location, I went to the satellite location at Petco by Lakeside mall. As I had put my previous cat to sleep in early March and she had been a girl, I was there for boy kittens. The only kittens at that location were girl however the staff working the cat area were really helpful. I was informed that there were 2 boy kittens that would be available starting in an hour at the Detroit location. The staff told me to call the number on the sign immediately when I arrived in order to get in line. I was about 15 minutes early and when I called, they answered right away and put me in line. I was the 2nd person in for adoptions but the 1st person going for cats/kittens. The staff member that helped me with the adoption was so nice and helpful. She answered all of my questions and within about 30 minutes from when I walked in, I walked out with my new kitten Aiden. I recommend the humane society for adoption of cats and kittens.

    I think their whole operation is a scam. I adopted a puppy there a few months ago. They contacted…read moreme twice to see how things were going. It was too soon to tell with the first email they sent. They were to contact me with some issues I was having but I never heard from them. so at the exact 60 day mark (they give you 60 days to decide if you want to keep the dog) I got another email to see, once again, how it was going. Told them about my issues and they said I would get a call....once again, never called me. So now it's past the 60 days for a surrender and a refund. AND TRYING TO REACH THEM IS A BIG FAT JOKE!! 1 stinking number that is never answered...a receptionist at the,Detroit office even told me it would be a waste of time trying to call. And if you want to surrender the dog you need to make an appointment and there would be a $60 fee. On top of the $25 I paid to decide if I wanted the dog to begin with. They would have him on "hold" till I came back the next day....and it better be within 24 hours or you lose everything! All this for a Detroit alley dog. AND why do they guess the info about the dog? They gave me a birthdate (dog must have told them) and they said it would be a lap dog. Well it's at 40 pounds as of today.... you need a pretty big lap to hold that dog. We never had issues with mhs throughout the years and those were the best dogs we ever owned! Things sure have changed. I am sooooo disappointed in the whole process and the dog. Will never adopt from them again.

    The Family Puppy - Riley Wasson

    The Family Puppy

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    Not sure of what to think of this place... My husband and I…read morewent today to interact with different dog breeds. We left heartbroken and a little confused. The dogs were so cute. So loving, but when we asked if the dogs get walked...nope. Dogs are not let out of their cages unless someone requests to see them or their cage is getting cleaned. The employee seemed very knowledgeable and friendly, but then referred to the dogs as "product" when we asked about how long the dogs stay. She told us that they "get new product once a week, depending on if they are from Indiana or Michigan." I just don't know what to think. Many people walked out buying dogs in the hour we were there, which is awesome! But...not sure. When we were done visiting with one puppy, no employees were out to attend to us. We could have easily walked out with the dog. Puppy mill? I don't know. One dog didn't even want us touching her, she hid in the corner of the stall and growled when we tried to play with her. So sad :/

    ​I visited The Family Puppy today while in town for work…read more I was excited to see this place after entering the mall as i LOVE dogs. When i walked in I noticed there were designated places to interact with the dogs and puppies and there were a significant number of dogs in cages. There were at least 4 employees working, answering questions and taking out and returning puppies to their cages. There were maybe 5 families and or groups of people inside the store. I connected with a specific dog and wanted to ask questions about it. I waited at his cage for about 5 or six minutes. ​During the time I was standing directly in front of the cage, I made eye contact with 2 employees, and waited for someone to acknowledge me. Not once was I greeted or asked if I needed help. Meanwhile, I watched as every other family and individual who walked through the door was greeted IMMEDIATELY and offered assistance. ​I am a self-assured woman and I know my value, so their lack of greeting doesn't change how I feel about myself. However, I am sharing this so others are aware of the environment here. It is a shame that in a store full of families and pets, the "warm welcome" seems to be reserved for a specific demographic. ​The reality of my experience: Every single person was seen, except for me.

    Ferndale Cat Shelter - animalshelters - Updated September 2026

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