Very nice, very homey for the cats. The volunteers are very caring. It's so nice to know there's…read morea place for cats for when people are not able to take care of their cats temporarily or long term. Plus, they offer services such as fostering, and vet services for the cats they adopt out depending on the situation, like if it's an adoption or foster type situation. It does get full but to the best of their abilities, this place does try to help all cats and owners who need help.

A safe place for homeless and abandoned cats. They are spay and neutered, receive vet care and most…read morefind homes. Those that do not can live out their lives at Catmandu.

People here don't know what they are doing. They just go to collect paycheck, that's it. They…read moreacting they are nice but everyone could feel their passive aggressive vibes. If you care about animal or yourself's mental health, don't go there.

They ACT like they care, They dont . I called 5 times and left 3 messages ( 2 different departments…read more) for fostering, never received a call back. They spend money on advertisement to get people to foster, yet when they have someone begging them, they look the other way . SICK.

Honestly the staff here is superb. I lost my baby cat a few months ago (Not an actual baby, she…read morewas 14. She was just baby cat cause she was so small compared to my male cats.) I decided to start going into the humane society to get some kitty therapy(wasn't really planning on picking one up.). I still had my two boys but my cat I lost was special and it left a little bit of a void. I went back a couple times for a few weeks and then one day there was an intake that was a little ball of energy that I just had to play with. But since he was new they were still figuring out his temperament so he was not available for meets. Went into my work weekend and I saw he went into regular population to where he could be played with on my work Friday. Had a friend that was going with me on occasion to see the cats. I woke up on my first day off to a knock on my door, She adopted the cat for me and it was a bit of a shock at first but he's been the most beautiful fit for my household. Don't shop, please adopt. So many amazing animals out there

I came in to meet a kitten I saw online. He was already adopted to I was told I could walk through…read morewhere the other cats are if I wanted to. Lou came out from under a couch and stole my heart. He's an 8 year old boy who was surrendered by his family. How can I leave him there??? So he came home with me. Here is the part I never expected: they've called to check in on US. they send surveys out at interval to see how things are going. They alway answer the phone if there's an issue. They support the families who adopt pets. I love the kind staff and I love what they do for these animals. Please adopt- don't shop.

My kids (11 years old) and I volunteer here a few hours a month. We just love it. Most of the…read moreanimal shelters required kids to be much older to volunteer. I am so happy that we can give back to the community as a family here. Thank you SPCA for being open minded to families. Being volunteers we get to see a bit of the behind the scenes, and let me tell you, everything is labeled, thoughtful, super clean and well kept. It's is actually quite amazing! Their facilities are quite nice as well. We love looking at their display board of how many animals they have adopted out that month. I wish more people took the time to volunteer for the community and for the animals. It is something I cherish and want to instill in my kids. Thank you SPCA for allowing this to happen.

Today was one of the hardest days we've had to face. We had to make the incredibly painful decision…read moreto surrender our beloved Tyson due to unforeseen circumstances that prevented him from moving out of state with us. The team at the SPCA was truly understanding, compassionate, and supportive throughout the entire process. They made something so heartbreaking feel as smooth and gentle as possible, and we are beyond grateful for their kindness during such an emotional time. Wish if our situation changes we could get him back but there's a form that I had to sign saying they might not do that (very hurtful). There were a lot of tears today, but we are holding onto hope and praying that Tyson finds a loving, safe, and happy forever home. We trust that the SPCA will do right by him and help place him with a family who will love him just as much as we do. Tyson will always be a part of our hearts.

I cannot believe they're not better rated. I have been bringing my dog here for the past year and a…read morehalf or so, and I am very satisfied.

Wonderful experience! The staff is so welcoming and helpful. The facility is beautiful and well…read moremaintained.

Drove from Reno to check out the dogs with my uncle. The entire staff was really friendly and…read moreinformative. Building, kennels and property were very clean.

We are thankful for the work this organization does by placing babies in forever homes thank you!…read more However it is important for an organizations to follow through with contact of potential individuals that would like to adopt babies which appears on thier social media sites. Multiple instant messages, calling the number listed and leaving messages with absolutely no reply, in addition address provided as thier business address is Scrapes and they have no information about dogs they are adopting out, or where they can be seen or who to contact. However they so have a great shot clinic every month at random places.

Our cat Quark got sick with cancer very abruptly and, unfortunately, we had to make the decision to…read moreput him down. Chris from Rover was available to come the next day. He was the proper balance of compassionate and level-headed that you want from a vet. He validated our decision and everything went smoothly. We miss our Quark but are grateful for Ri services that allowed us to send him off at home in our backyard with dignity.

For any pet owner I can't think of a better place to handle your pet's final needs. We lost our…read morevery special girl, Orie this morning who was a special dog for 14 plus years, She was a wonderful friend and companion. She was a blessing that was rescued from a kill shelter as a puppy who had been abandoned. It was love at first sight and a feeling that she was an old soul who captivated our hearts from the very first day to the last. We met Rover Veterinary Care when our other dog Mia became sick quickly. I will never forget how wonderful they were when we called and then came out to euthanize her. Dr. Chris came out today to do the same thing for our beloved Orie and was as heartfelt, attentive and kind as anyone can be when you are facing the loss of a beloved pet. Special people who do a special task for the pets in our lives when their time runs out. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

they really don't want to be bothered.if you are able to have them come out to solve a problem good…read moreluck.some people that i have spoke to are helpful others are not.

This local group of veterinarians helped me thru the end of my kitty's life when he had a large…read moretumor in his stomach. They let me hold my little Anakin thru the procedure. He wasn't nervous or jumpy. They didn't charge me for the end-or-life procedure, so I made a donation in Anakin's name. I want to thank them immensely.

Vaccinations overseen by certified vet. Was done efficiently and at a cost I could easily afford…read moreversus what I'd expect to pay at my veterinarian's practice.

Washoe County Regional Animal Services Dispatch (WCAS) employees continue to still remind me of the…read morejoke: Why did the dog catcher get fired? He / she kept chasing parked cars. At Washoe County Regional Animal Services Dispatch (WCAS) and management what I continue to find frustrating for years is their lack of knowing their job description, the laws they are to enforce, basic manners, basic business skills, basic communication skills, and their below average intelligence. The latest failing of WCAS is the increase of unleashed dogs not only in our neighborhood but also at the parks. I have recently observed three attacks by unleashed dogs upon walkers at the park, and four attacks by unleashed dogs upon leashed dogs at the parks and an unleashed dog in the neighborhood attacking one of my neighbors who was walking to the park and twice unleashed dogs in the neighborhood attacking my neighbors leashed dogs while walking their leashed dogs in the neighborhood. Washoe County Regional Animal Services Dispatch refuses to take a report or do anything about it. Why? Because the violations of Washoe County leash law and dog attacks are taking place when Washoe County Regional Animal Services Dispatch is not open. Washoe County Animal Services is REQUIRED to enforce various laws related to animal ownership, care, and control, primarily outlined in Washoe County Code Chapter 55. https://washoecounty.gov/animal/faq/ Taxpayer funded salaries at WCAS are at https://transparentnevada.com/salaries/search/?a=washoe&q=animal+services&y=2022 P.S. Don't message me because in spite of several complaints to yelp, for years now I am unable to open up any messages in yelp to me :-(