This shelter works hard to make sure that the pets are adopted into good homes. They always put the animals first!

I was at the event in Union today with my grandkids and their parents. I was treated with utter disrespect by the volunteers and the management. A total stranger approached me and said she had heard them speak very ugly about me. The manager spoke horribly to my WELL BEHAVED grandchildren!!! My son was shocked to hear the group gossiping about me. Yes I'm fighting cancer and don't have much hair BUT COME ON!!!! read more

Yesterday, Friday the 14th I visited this shelter. I found this facility to be clean, the animals well cared for, I found the people working there to be friendly, polite, helpful and they genuinely care about the welfare of the animals. I cannot rate these people high enough, they are the right people for this type of work. read more

I have visited this shelter a few different times, and the staff was very courteous both times when I went there. The owners are very nice, and the volunteers are super friendly. I also must point out that this is "no kill" shelter, as the owners and staff do not euthanize animals because of overcrowding. The animals I have come across in the shelter are cared for ( most of them are pretty friendly! ) and they are handled by a responsible staff member. read more

I had a less than good experience at this shelter attempting to adopt a dog. I live over an hour away from the shelter. I applied for a dog, that morning and heard back from the shelter a few hours later saying that my application was approved, and to come to the shelter when I can. I do not get out of work until 3:30. Before driving to the shelter, I called to confirm that the dog was still there, and I didn't drive there for nothing. Once I got there, the dog was in a meet and greet with another family who didn't fill out an application as of yet. The fact that I already filled out an application, and drove an hour to the shelter was completely ignored. The couple having the meet and greet with the dog were ultimately the ones that went home with him, and I drove 2 hours total, to go home with no dog, despite my application being "approved." A better process and better communication would be a great idea, that way others do not have to go through the same thing. read more

I was really excited to start looking for a dog to add to my family and decided to visit this humane society. The workers were nothing but rude the entire time and not helpful at all. I understand that trusting an animal with a new owner is a concern of theirs, but the attitude I received was nothing but disgustingly negative from the moment I got there. read more

These people are wonderful!! I have both adopted and also brought animals to the shelter that were dropped at our doorstep. You don't know how wonderful it is to know there are nice folks out there to help you with animals that are strays and that care very much about them and try to get them the very best home possible. And yes, if you look at their page on FB, they post pictures of the new animals they get, I have their page!! I'm sure some animals have to be put down, but the vast majority are all adopted out. When you try to take an animal to a no kill shelter, it's next to impossible BC they're always full!! read more

The most inhumane, disgusting, cold-hearted place you could go to adopt a pet from! Firstly, I had a dog stolen from me and then dropped off there. They don't advertise any new animals AT ALL so the only time I knew they had him was when they advertised adopting him out! I got there right as they flipped the sign from closed to open and they said it was too late and he was in chesterfield which is 45 minutes away from me and I told them my story but they didn't care. They wanted the FULL adoption fee for MY dog! What's even more ridiculous is that my dog was taken to the same vet they use for everything including his neuter so how in the hell did they not know who he was when they had all his info THE WHOLE TIME! needless to say, I spent $110 and drove 45 minutes away just so I can "adopt" my own dog from them. Secondly, a woman had her dog stolen as well and found out that they were trying to adopt him out. She called and they said she and her 10 year old daughter can stop by and pick him up. This woman lives a bit par from this dump but made her way there only to get screamed at and things thrown at them and told that he was adopted already. The woman working there named Jean or Jane was the same one who screamed at them and ended up calling this woman to apologize and told her to come back. This time, the woman goes back with high hopes only to be told that they killed her dog! Like I said, this is a poor excuse for a "humane society" and it needs to be SHUTDOWN! read more

I can't say enough about these wonderful, caring individuals at the Humane Society! You can tell how much they really love each and every animal that is in their care. I adopted a Yorkie from them, and although it cost me $180, it was for the shots, neutering, vet exam, flea and tick prevention, and chip. I took him back in to see them a week later and you would think they hadn't seen him in a year! He was just as excited to see them as they were to see him. Their facilities are so clean and welcoming and you can tell that the animals receive the best care. I had a young kitty show up at my house when the temperature outside was dangerously low and I couldn't keep her. I called the Humane Society and they told me to "absolutely" bring her. They would be happy to take her for me. I have nothing negative to say. Wonderful people!! read more