Know before you go: 1) Oregon Humane Society is one of very…read morefew shelters that I have visited that supply ear plugs for visitors to use. May I suggest that you use them when entering dog adoption kennels. The kennels can get very noisy. 2) Meet and greet areas are available for you to get up close and personal with the dogs. 3) One of the keys to a successful dog adoption is finding one whose energy level matches your own. A high energy dog and medium to low energy owner is not a good match. 4) Basic obedience training is a very, very good thing. Believe me, you don't want to be the one chasing your happy-go-lucky dog down a busy street after it got loose! The recall command (come) can literally save your dog's life.

We need to have a serious talk about socialism in this state. You can't even pay money to get the…read morehelp you need. They can't recognize people who have certification that regards them as needing help aka the disabled. They lord over and talk down to you and insult you apparently think very highly of themselves and their political desires but we weren't political creatures we were real human beings and when you can't even bring yourself to help the very people certified to need help something is wrong. But we know what's wrong because we are living in it. Even "Willing to pay..." doesn't motivate a socialist to help or to get you in contact with something anything that CAN help THE PEOPLE who are certified as NEEDING HELP. SOMEONE HELP. And the problem is bigger than just pets. Try to guess.

My son adopted Ginger through Hope's Haven when they were in Dayton. He had her for a week and…read moresuddenly, she got really big so he took her to a vet and yes, Ginger was pregnant. Hope's Haven offered to take Ginger back but Michael was already very attached to her. Ginger had 10 puppies 10 days after he had adopted her. Hope's Haven offered to take Ginger and the puppies back but Michael with my help for a couple of weeks, kept them for 2 months then took them to to Petco or Pet-smart, can't remember which, and Hope's Haven placed them with people or families. They sell the puppies for $200.00 each and Michael very generously let them keep the money because, of course, this money helps to cover their overhead. We kept two of the puppies, Pearl and Ruby. After a few months, my son changed jobs so his time with Ginger was going to be far less so I brought her to live with us on our five acres of natural forest of fir, maple and oak trees We already had Angus, our big lab/mastiff mix. I had already spent a lot of time with Ginger so she was very, very happy living with us and she fell in love with Angus. That was eleven years ago but sadly, our beautiful Angus died of bone cancer almost three years ago. Anyway, Hope's Haven is a great place to adopt or give very young puppies to for placement. A-+ Suzanne Devlin

We fostered pets through Hope's Haven and we were very concerned about Marsha and Hope's Haven…read moreviews on not providing flea medication to 8 week old puppies. The puppies were of age to receive the flea medication and I jnfor.aed Marsha and Jackie I was very concerned about the flea infestation and Marsha said she does not use medine on puppies, even when I told her it was recommended by the veterinarian. They said they will give the puppies a bath and will not take them to the vet. We won't support this organization any longer. ​They immediately blocked me on Facebook so I couldn't leave a review there.

Love these guys. They are caring and actually screen applicants which means kitty's go to good…read morehomes All the feels.

From the owner: trap-neuter-return, cat adoption, cat rescue, feral colony managementread more

Isabel did great job done on my very fuzzy wiggley Bouvier de Flanders-he is a rescue and is still…read moreadapting to grooming. All of the groomers he has had do a wonderful job and are very patient and kind. HIghly recommend

The groomers are ridiculous I took my dog there and she has scabs all over her back they do not…read moreknow how to groom a shih tzu

These are the best people! Pam throws all she's got into flora AND fauna. She's so detail oriented…read moreand extremely kind and giving. You can't go wrong with these guys!!

From the owner: We sell fresh and exotic GMO flower seeds and plants. Freshly dug plants include beautiful Rose…read moreLiliy Doubles, Orietal and Trumpet Lilies, Karen Rosenfield peonies, Fragrant day lilies, Blue Iris and night blooming plants! Please look to us for Datura, Brugmansia, Canna, many vines.hundreds of varieties of seed, including 82 varieties poppy seeds. All proceeds benefit our small family feral rescue. Feral cats, stray kitties, kittens, rescued cats, and the abandoned. We believe in TNR. Trap/Neuter/Return and have helped spay 239 kitties and place many kittens to date. Please visit our site for 80 varieties of poppy seed and many exotic seeds including pride of Barbados & Datura. Learn how to care for you feral colony, help us feed and vet senior kitties, & have a beautiful yard too! We sell fresh and exotic flower seeds exotic flower bulbs. You can help us help and have a beautiful yard too. To order seeds please visit us at preciouspawspoppies.org. Please meet some of the kitties and check out the flowers by visiting us at preciouspawspoppies.org. Plants and seeds can be picked up here. Always fresh, depending on season! Please Spay and Neuter If it grows, I will get it for you or may have it here. To pick up in Turner Oregon, please call in advance to check seasonal stock.

How to take my 16 year-old little girl Mia to put her down today I just moved from Arizona and I…read morehad an amazing experience. It was very simple and easy. First time I ever had to put down a dog and they treated us with upmost respect

We have lived in Salem for 20 years and this is our Go-to veterinary emergency clinic. They provide…read moresuperb care and have treated our pets like family. They also strive to keep costs reasonable. I literally trust them with our pets' lives. Highly recommend!

Very nice staff and vet is an old school guy who knows his stuff. They were kind to my scared dog…read moreand got her treated and vaccinated with no fuss or excess stress. Vet took plenty of time to explain causes of her skin issues and ways to help clear them up. Veterinary prices and meds have risen in price across the board but their charges seemed very reasonable.

Absolutely the worst place you could take a pet!!! They misdiagnosed both my dog and cat; they both…read moredied within a month They said my cat just needed something to soften his bowels, THREE meds were prescribed. I wanted him to get an xray they refused. I took him to another clinic, and they x-rayed him and found he had a"blocked anal canal." It was so bad his body was in a state of shutting down, and the only thing they could do was to " let him go" My dog was losing weight and had little interest in food. Blood tests galore were done...But I was never allowed to see the results! What? More medicine and expensive food - he got sicker. After what happened with my cat, I took him to the new vet. He was in a state of kidney failure! My God, I was so angry and absolutely distraught! So my beautiful dog, who was my soul companion, had to be put to sleep also. I am still devastated by their loss! DON'T GO TO THE PET CLINIC. They killed my pets.