CSHS is a non-profit and No-kill animal shelter. They have adoptable dogs and cats on site. But,…read morethere is an adoption process and you should refer to their website for more info before driving out. The kennels and cat rooms can be walked through and their cats/kittens are free roaming. They have all sorts of breeds and sizes of pets. Typically there are 60-80 adoptable animals. They need Volunteers! The Volunteers here are wonderful. They give the dogs and cats their time and love while awaiting forever homes. The shelter is need of donations as well. The main things they need are: Gallon bleach, Laundry soap, Wet pate dog or puppy food, and paper towels.

Being charged a fee for an exam after an exam was just completed 3 days prior at the same location…read more( Athens Area Humane Society) Is unethical. The only valid charge should be for the Bordetella vaccine. This is flat out gouging !! It's frustrating to see an organization that promotes compassion and care fail to extend those values to the people who support and rely on them. Receptionist was truly understanding and empathetic whereas the salt n pepper haired manager wavered her decision after asking "is it for the person standing there" . Don't patronize, use your Vet for $4 more . Yelp needs negative numbers for reviews- this would definitely be a -1 rating .

I adopted my cat from AAHS in 2009, and she has been such a wonderful addition to our little furry…read morefamily! I would recommend AAHS to anyone looking for a new pet, whether it be a cat, dog or small animal. They really take the time to make sure you get paired with the right pet; they use the ASPCA's Meet Your Match Program to help with this pairing, plus the adoption counselors really know all the animals so well that they can steer you to the right animal for you! All adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, updated vaccines, a whole adoption packet to take home, collar, etc. plus lifetime advice and assistance from the staff. They have so many services available in addition to adoptions, too! They have monthly Pet Care Clinics with low cost vaccines, flea treatments, microchips and nail trims; their Spay & Neuter Center with low cost, high quality spays and neuters as well as other services at the time of surgery; and several other programs to help animals in our area.

Got my furbaby Bear here!!! The pets are so well taken care of and loved... I don't know how she…read moredoes it sometimes! There will be more furbabies in my future and I wouldn't go anywhere else. Xoxo

We just got our new kitty from here a couple of days ago. And we are so happy with him! The staff…read morewere amazing and very helpful! Very kind animal loving people work here! If you are looking for a new kitty they have a lot of sweet cats who need homes.

My husband and I visited the shelter yesterday. We were pleasantly surprised. After reading the…read morecurrent posted review, we didn't know what to expect. We found the shelter to be very clean for the animals. The cats were in nice big cages with hammocks for them and they were well fed and watered and there was no smell from the cats as their cages were very clean. The dog kennels were also very clean and so were the animals. We both felt that the reception area could be kept neater, but we found the small staff there very friendly and helpful. I would not hesitate adopting from or relocating to this shelter.

Our Maltipoo from CD was a disappointment as well. I called her "Demon Dog"! First of all, when we…read moreadopted her, we were told she would be very small, she weighed 2.3 lbs. when we picked her up. She grew like wildfire and now weighs 9.8 lbs. and the vet says she is still growing!! She was very hard to house break or to train her to do anything. She destroyed the carpets in our home, not just by peeing or pooping but by chewing them. She also has chewed corners off dressers, doors, and cabinets and still at 1 year old scratches, like a cat on evrything. (and I have scars on my legs to prove it) We even paid $1600 extra for a 2-wk. Board and Train where she spent 2 weeks in the home of one of CD's expert trainers. When we picked her up I expected her to have learned things like" stay, crate, no, down", etc. and maybe even been closer to being potty trained! All she learned was sit., & down, which she quickly forgot how to do as soon as we brought her home from the trainers. One other thing, we were under the impression we would meet the breeder. I'm not sure. but we picked her up at someone's house because she was being "fostered there until we could pick her up". DO YOU'RE RESEARCH WHEREVER YOU PURCHASE A PUPPY. She is 14 months old now and we do love her as one of the family but she is still a handful and a slow learner.

Got my aussiedoodle pup here. He has brought me so much joy! I'm super grateful!…read more The service, communication and process was excellent and seem-less. Thank you!!!

I went into the shelter looking at kitties all excited and happy with my friend and her boyfriend…read more we asked to see a couple of cats and i would ask questions like is this cat friendly with animals? or does she like to be held? answered short and not brief. i fell in love with this cat named oreo so sweet i had to walk up to the front lady with short hair and a mask on talking to me with attitude. im a 19 year old trying to get a cat and she starts talking about paperwork and talking to me like i couldn't pay or do right. like yall this place is a 0/5 do not give these people your service because they do not know how to do their job.

I saw a puppy on line and called them on Friday ...the stray was on a 5 day holding per law they…read moresaid to call back on Monday...MY husband and I were the first in line on Monday ready to meet the baby...They said the dog has already been spoken for...I said you told me it was going to be 5 days...per law...the boy up front asked who I talked with...I didn't get her name ....I did voice my opinion about how disappointed we were to hear this...It's a shame there are rules for some but not all...Spartanburg Humane Society..you definitely need to do better than this....I'm sad to say this is the last time I will ever visit again......

According to our dogs adoption papers this is where cookie came from and she was picked up as a…read morestray and she is adorable we love her to death and we are so happy that you guys rescued her

Had an agreement/approval (they told me not to fill out adoption application until they day I…read morepicked up the dog) to adopt a dog and talked to the canine coordinator Amanda, everything was figured out and all set to adopt her. They told me to call back with a official date to pick up the dog I had chosen to adopt. Come to find out the dog was adopted a week prior and they were not able to give me a solid answer and told me they would call me back (BIG LIE!!). Called the next day and was told the dog was adopted, explained how I was supposed to adopt the dog and had personally been called my Amanda due to being on the dogs file and set up that I would adopt her and was then told I was put on the file again as the person adopting the dog. I had dates and voicemalls to prove this. When explaining this to the oconee employee, they hung up on me!! No respect or decency to admit their mistake at all. Very disappointed by this and do not recommend at all!

My 8yr old Maine Coon has a lump on his back paw. Out long time vet had left the practice and no…read morefull time vet yet. Took him into another local vet last week who basically wanted us to go see oncologist after they did a needle biopsy and it was inconclusive. Or do labs etc. the vet office was charging a large amount. I talked to a friend who recommended Paw Project. I had never heard about it. Let me say the value of the labs was significantly cheaper and the appointments were not too far out. Was able to come in for the service we needed for a fraction of the cost. Everyone was super friendly; and took amazing care of our sweet boy. His labs came out great,

I don't often write bad reviews, but PawProject deserves one. I took my dog to PawProject for…read moreheartworm testing and eval for dental cleaning. After the exam, I was told straight up that my dog didn't need dental cleaning, so I could not book the service. I decided to purchase heartworm preventatives using their online pharmacy, but after EIGHT attempts in a month to get the medication, the order was rejected EVERY SINGLE TIME by their veterinarian. Each time the reason was that there was a prescription on file already so they could not approve an order request, but there WAS no prescription on file to begin with. All I can assume is that Pawproject wants my dog to get heartworm infection and die. I hate Pawproject and will report them to the Georgia Board of Veterinary Medicine. Don't go there.

Back on Dec. 23, 2025. I made a Donation of 50.00 (Receipt # ON002081) in memory of a friend's…read morepet. I asked that notice be sent to my friends. That never happened. I ended up telling my friend about it, he called Foothills to check on it, spoke with someone who was suppose to call him back, that never happened either. Since this time, I had made 2 different donations to Spartanburg Animal Shelter,(in memory of.....) and those people received notice within a week. In future I will be making contributions to Spartanburg, not Tryon.

This post is for the volunteers, employees and those considering fostering/adopting…read more.. Our girl Hattie has brought so much healing, joy, and peace to my family. She calms my son on the spectrum and sleeps with him at night. She has awakened the empath in me and increased my drive/motivation. She helps me get out of bed, enjoy sunshine, and has brought so much love and laughter! And here I thought I was going to give to her/rescue her... What an absolute blessing! Thank you Foothills Humane Society for everything you do!

DOGGY DAY OUT PROGRAM - I love this facility and it's team of friendly staff. It's clean & bright…read morewith room outside for the dogs. I participated in their amazing Doggy Day Out program requesting the dog they thought would need it most. I "borrowed" one of the adult dogs, his name was Goblin, for the day. They had everything prepared for me when I got there:: he had a special "Adopt Me" vest on, a good leash, a water bowl, poop bags, a couple of toys to bring with us and even a bag with special treats for him. I took him to Paris Mountain and we hiked for hours. I fell in love with that boy! He was so pooped when we returned but in a good way. I shared numerous photos I took of him on our hike, hoping to help with his adoption. Good pics really help. He was adopted shortly thereafter, and it made my heart happy. If everyone would spay/neuter/chip their animals, we wouldn't need animal shelters in the first place. Great program!

Had both of our pets fixed this week here. Awesome people, great communication. Could not be more…read morepleased. What a great asset here in Greenville.