Horrible place!! Used to be the best. The guy there was rude and unfriendly…read more I have been going there for years, but all of a sudden I was told I was never suppose to get dogs out for rescue!! He starts LIEING about things on my file!! Now I am told I can NEVER go back!! I adopted a shih Tzu who bites, and they knew it. But I have him still and love him very much. NEVER get a dog from them!!! May '23 D.potter

I adopted the cutest puppy from this facility. The people here were as friendly as they could be…read moreand very helpful. My new puppy is healthy, alert, and very well adjusted. I couldn't be happier with the whole process. Izzy says "hi." :)

I started volunteering at Paws in May sometime... I go…read morethere as much as possible or when I get a chance... I love this place because it makes me feel good when I am around the cats,,, I love taking pictures of the cats too... I love this lady named Sharon and I have learned so much from her.... She makes my day every time I go there...

I volunteered to become a foster parent. I fostered 3…read morekittens that were orphans. Sharon the owner/the woman who runs this shelter told me that the "family" that dropped them off were completely unreachable. So she asked me to foster them. The day I picked them up I expressed openly that I would want to adopt them (being as they were orphans). One employee and the previous foster mom who passed them to me told me that was possible. Over 3 weeks later we received a phone call from Sharon saying that she had made a mistake and that the family wanted them all back. After the fact that several foster homes raised them during the difficult stages. Of course this was very upsetting and heartbreaking to me and my family. Come to find out she wasn't being truthful about the situation. We were told that it was 1 family that was out of town on a vacation to Europe. But the truth came forth that it wasn't 1 family but yet 3 different people. We have no idea what was in it for her financially but this seemed wrong. I received thereafter a phone call from the police dept. telling me that she was stating that me and my family had stolen these kittens. Demanding their return. This came as an incredible shock to us and our children. Who has done nothing but love, and care for these babies for weeks! My children are devastated to have to have said goodbye to 3 sweet souls that they grew to love. With reluctance we arranged a time and day to return them to her care, to avoid any legal issues. She then proceeded to accuse us of not returning the correct kittens. Again I received another call from the police dept. I just want anyone and everyone to be VERY aware of this shelter and this woman before considering adopting from them. My understanding of a shelter is to give animals a loving home and keep them off the streets. Obviously this is not her/their intent. My want to help and foster has been completely tarnished and I am now scared to ever try and help again. We hope that every animal in need finds a loving home and we would hope that this entire staff of people will find their way back to the intent of this business.....

I recently adopted a dog from SafeHaven after buying a house a few months ago. I had been looking…read morefor a while and finally found the perfect match on their site. I found him the same day he got to the shelter and convinced my partner to go meet him with me. We got there about half an hour before they closed on a Sunday and they let us stay with him in a room until half an hour after closing. We spent time with him in the yard even though it was raining, and when he was apprehensive we went inside and he came right to me. The person who was working with us offered some treats for us to give him and checked in on us every once in a while, giving us privacy to just be with him and talk together. When we left I knew he was the dog for us. I talked to my partner and convinced him, and the next day we called and placed a hold on the boy we had visited with. We showed up about an hour later and went through the adoption process. It took about half an hour and included a detailed explanation of his file, his medical records, and what the knew about him. We filled out the adoption application, they entered the information, then took my payment. Once we paid, they brought our new family member out to us. I put the collar and leash I had for him on and we took a picture together. The staff walked him out to our car and he jumped right in. I got in with him and he put his head in my lap. He's been my shadow ever since! He's gotten more comfortable in our home every day and there have been no nasty surprises yet. The facility is super nice and looks newer. There are hoses hooked up to the walls and ceiling for easy cleaning. The dog room and hallway before it do stink of dog pee, but there's nothing you can do about that when you run an indoor shelter. There's a ton of yard space and a walking track. There's a separate room that looked like a quarantine for new arrivals (or possibly small dogs, but it looked pretty empty so my guess is quarantine) and a whole other area for cats so they don't have the stress of dog noise right next to them. There's a small room in the lobby where you can meet dogs. They have a shop you can get supplies at if you are needing stuff for your first night together. The staff are all incredibly friendly and helpful. Everyone knows the dogs and their stories and status, even the front desk folks. They clearly care about the animals that they are responsible for. The dogs seemed to be well cared-for and happy. The cat room also looked cozy, but we didn't go in so I don't know much about it. There is plenty of parking. We missed the turn the first time because our GPS told us to turn later, but looking back it should have been obvious because they had street signs pointing to the humane society. Just something to keep in mind if you go. If you're on the fence about going here to find your next family member, do it! These people are amazing and the animals are cared for and loved. Our experience was nothing short of wonderful.

Love the new place! But, the way they have treated some of their employees/volunteers through the…read moreyears is awful. There was a gal that worked there YEARS ago that loved her job. Worked hard too! Absolutely loved the animals. But, unfortunately, she had to have a serious operation done. The way they treated her after she got back was ridiculous. So, folks that know her always remember that when going in to see the animals. The animals remember people and when someone is gone that they got close to makes it hard for them too. Treat all well! Blessings!

We adopted our dog from Greenhill and had a great experience. Not only was everybody friendly, but…read morethe adoption process was very quick and easy. I know there are a lot of not so great reviews here but our interaction was great.

What can I say about this place except THANK GOD they are here for our community!…read more Through the years, I've had the unfortunate task of finding, catching, and transporting two abandoned kittens and a dog to Green Hill the Manor. The surprising urgency with which Green Hill works to find good homes for their pets is impressive. From regularly offering pet introductions at PetSmart / Petco to their weekly spot on KPNW 1120 to discuss the Pet of the Week. They've been known to slice their adoption fees in half for animals not immediately adopted; all of the animals adopted have all of their shots / vaccinations; they are potty trained and have chips implanted, too! Meet Prince, a successful Greenhill alum, and a wonderful addition to our family.

Absolutely love this place and the people who run it. They are so amazing to the animals.read more

They certainly don't promote a community of kindness! I was given a bunch of cats to take to…read moreSafeHaven because the owner died. Steph and the manager Chris (Christine), were horribly awful to me accused me of stealing cats. I had to send a picture of the dead person (literally) to PROVE she was dead. They didn't take my word for it- then they called the cops on me because Steph got her feelings hurt. I've donated and volunteered my services at SafeHaven for years! WTF Both of them need to be fired! They wouldnt give me the boards info because they knew they messed up. Awful place. Warehouse. Animals in animals out. They try to squeeze as much money out of you as they can. It's pretty bad ya'll. If you have another option TAKE IT.

This is a wonderful clean establishment with lovely staff and beautiful cats and kittens. If you…read moreare looking to add to your family definitely consider the Newberg Animal Shelter!

Extremely rude customer service Called 15 min before asking about a cat and if it was still there…read more they told me the cat was still there when I arrived the cat was already adopted and lady told me it was adopted about a have hour ago and when I was looking around at the other cats I saw the cat!!!!!! she told me yea the cat will be leaving on Saturday it's (Wednesday) I thought it was first come first serve and lady was rude the entire time!!!!!!!

Adopted our chihuahua mix from Wiggly Tails in 2022 when she was 2 years old. She has been such an…read moreamazing little dog. She came to us already spayed ,microchipped and immunized. Cost to adopt was $500.00. She was such a timid dog initially, but then opened up and bonded quickly. I can't imagine life without her! I had a good experience adopting from Wiggly Tails and have continued to support them with donations occasionally over the past 4 years.

I adopted my sweet Teller a year ago from Wiggly Tails. The adoption process was easy. Teller came…read morefrom a hoarding situation in California and was extremely quiet when I first got her home, but with time and patience she has blossomed into a wonderful companion. She uses the doggie door, is trustworthy in the house alone, follows me around the house, tolerates plane rides and airport security, and loves neighbor dogs of all sizes when we visit my Scottsdale condo. THANK YOU WIGGLY TAILS!

There weren't many dogs to choose from. I was greeted, but no one offered to help me explain the…read moreprocess of adoption. They had a lot of large dogs very few little dogs.

Make sure you have plenty of time when you go there. There was one person in front of us and we…read morewaited 20 minutes. They are seriously understaffed and could use more volunteers to help out!