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You can see the green mucus coming from both nostrils

Don't surrender your dog here! I've been to many shelters and this was by far the worse one yet. Half of the dogs looked sick one had bright green mucus coming out of his nose, another had yellow diarrhea all over her kennel. One even had a oozing cut on her nose. The kennels were filled with feces it looked like they hadn't been cleaned in a couple of days. The kennels were also outside and it was 34 degrees with a strong wind. They were shivering and miserable. A portion of the kennels are covered but it's not nearly warm enough. The website is asking for donations for blankets but walking to the back there's shelves of blankets and the dogs had one thin blanket each. Just sad, asking for dog coats would be a better donation request. I truly hope they do better if they actually care for these animals. On-site vet needs to be hired here ASAP

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Super friendly staff, they immediately gave love and care to the rescue kittens. Thank you so muvh

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Centex Humane Society

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This place is great if you FOR SURE are going to keep the dog. But if your dog has issues they make…read moreit insanely hard to return the dog. They avoid messages and your calls and it's crazy expensive JUST to bring the dog back!

The stories for dogs up for adoption at this shelter are heart-wrenching and all end with the dog…read moreneeding a "forever home." My family fell hard for a beautiful five-year-old dog who had a story of multiple adoptions and abandonments. When we visited her, she seemed more worried about running away from the shelter than being near humans. Not knowing much about abandoned dogs and their behaviors, we thought this was normal and went on with the adoption process. In the office, after having filled out the paperwork and handing over the $135 fee, our new dog attempted to attack two other dogs who came in after us. The only thing keeping her from doing so was our teenage daughter who was holding her leash. None of the employees came forward to help. In fact the only thing we heard from the shelter staff was that they didn't get paid to be there and that they were all volunteers. We told the woman in charge that their website did not say our dog had a problem with other dogs. She just shrugged and said she had never exhibited that behavior before. But since we had no other dogs at home, we took her anyway because we wanted to be her "forever home." She was in our home for three days and in that time, bit both my husband and me and exhibited aggressive behavior with toys and food. So we had to return her to the shelter. The staff denied knowing she had any behavioral problems but they accepted her return anyway. The shelter staff obviously knew nothing about this dog even though she had lived there on and off since she was a puppy. We have subsequently learned that all reputable shelters test dog behaviors such as food and toy aggression and behavior toward humans before they are put up for adoption. It would have taken 30 minutes for them to determine whether or not she should have been adopted; but they didn't bother. Whether they volunteer or get paid, people's lives are in their hands and they should take their "jobs" more seriously.

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Killeen Veterinary Clinic

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My dogs love to see there favorite Persons, in there clinic. God " bless everyone at the clinic,…read morewithout you all helping get this Fur-Babies, to stay healthy,I done know what could had happened. Thank all of you from the bottom of my Heart.

Dr. Zach Seyler appears to be running a drug scam for our pets. Originally I was offered a six or a…read moreone month supply of Heart Gard for my Yorkie. At that time the puppy was under the minimum weight of the medication - He prescribed, she was 3.6 lbs. I elected to receive only a one month supply to see the puppy's reaction to it prior to ordering the six month supply. Afterwards seeing that the puppy was doing fine with the medication I decided to follow the link -Killeen Veterinary Clinic- send to to make the purchase of the six month supply which would save me over Two Hundred dollars off the price they were selling it for there at the clinic! However, my order was refused due to DR. Zach Seyler Saying the dog was not at the proper weight for the medication requested - The exact same medication He prescribed! After calling the Clinic and receiving the -song and dance- that they had to ensure the Puppy had gained the weight required for the prescription, I took the puppy in for her final shots and weigh-in noting she had gained over a pound and now actually within the weight window for the medication -He originally prescribed. I was asked if I waned to purchase medication and I told them I would just buy it on line. However now they tell me I could only purchase one month at a time because they needed to weight the puppy every single month. That meant all the savings I would have received was taken from me and more because the purchase price for one pill at a time is much greater than the savings from the six month supply. That is not to mention the waste of my time and money running the puppy back and forth to their clinic for a weigh-in each month. But, they were all fine and dandy selling me the six month supply from their clinic at over Fifty dollars a pill! After all that there is the matter of DR. Seyler twisting my Yorkie's hind legs out of joint, explaining Yorkie's sometimes have problems with their hind legs, and in the same breath saying they have an operation to "fix" the problem. Personally I don't feel the need to over exercise the soft developing bones of a puppy possibly perpetuating what may or may not be a future problem. The second visit I deliberately ask the attending Veterinarian (a female) not to do that to the puppy's back legs And she did it anyway! A bit kinder than Dr. Seyler's assault on the puppy's legs but still voided my concerns. It appears these people might find it humorous to poke at the soft spot on a newborn's head?

Killeen Animal Control - animalshelters - Updated June 2026

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