I lost my cats, so I adopted a 5 year old from YHS. They was so backed up that I took home…read more"Tootsie" unsprayed. Took months to get an appointment. But she got pregnant and had a litter of 6. 5 tortoiseshell and one Ginger.

Don't get me wrong, I am grateful for the services the humane society of yuma offers, but I think…read morethey are so unfortunately drowned and blindsided by the horrid state of unclaimed animals that they forget there are people out there who do love their animals. People who want to be there for their animals in their most vulnerable moments. I am writing this review on behalf of my mother, who took our beloved family cat to the humane society to be put to rest for their low cost services. We appreciate the humane society for offering these services, however we were appalled when she was told she could not hold our cat as he was put the sleep. Vets across the world all say the same thing, that euthanasia can be scary for your pet, and how devastating it is when pet parents don't want to be with their animal when they pass. The final thing they see and feel, is being in your arms or presence. The humane society of yuma does not care that the last thing your pet sees is a team of strangers giving them their lethal injection. They do not care for the owners who step up and want to hold their beloved pet for their final moments. It is their policy to not allow you to truly say goodbye. However, years ago, they had no problem forcing me into their surgical room to retrieve my non-aggressive but shy dog from a kennel, WHILE ACTIVELY PERFORMING STERILIZATION ON ANOTHER ANIMAL. But that's policy, right??? I hope that they improve this policy and if they are going to offer these low cost services, maybe have some compassion for those who do care for and love their pets. Side note that it ended up costing the same as if we had taken our cat to the actual vet, as they charged an additional $35 just to shove his post mortem paw in some clay for a keepsake. Should have just gone to the vet so he could be held for his final moments with multiple included keepsakes instead. Hindsight is 20/20.

Homeward Bound is a staple in the Yuma community involving adoption and low cost medical care for…read morepets. We talked with them while recently donating pet food; proactive individuals who really care about their jobs. With their strong social media presence, it should be the first place to look to adopt and/or a recently missing pet.

Website said they would respond to inquiries within 24-48 hours. Almost a full week went by with no…read moreresponse from them, so I went to their instagram where I was told they couldn't help a dog. I understand that you cant help everyone all the time, but at least TELL me that so that I can try to find someone who CAN help rather than waiting and waiting. This is a time sensitive thing.

Grooming with Brenda is always great! She trims and takes care of our pup and always does…read morewonderfully! Thank you Brenda! Rye loves you!

I am very disappointed. I have returned frozen rats twice. The second time I returned rats, I was…read moretold, by the manager that he cannot take them back again. I have received yet another rat with a "X" stab mark in the stomach of the frozen rat. When I defrost the rat, it disembowels. Not good at all! Major possible salmonella exposure. My pet snake cannot swallow that. I have tried to contact Artic Mice to no avail as there is no site with a Customer Service number or way to contact them. After further review, they continue to sell this product that puts your pet at risk. What other pets are they putting at risk?

Rabies shot, sydlpoint shot for scratching, and brief check up. Got right in thanks to our…read moreappointment by phone. Deposit required. Everyone nice, ample parking and clean restrooms!

Love love love this place! I cannot say enough good things. I went in for an emergency visit as my…read morecat was bitten by a foster dog and limping on her back leg. They squeezed me into their Saturday schedule, which I'm sure is busy anyway, and I was so grateful! They got her checked out and my sweet girl is on the road to recovery. She may have nerve damage, but hoping with time and medication her body can heal. Thank you to everyone at Desert Veterinary Clinic for being so kind and accommodating. I was a nervous wreck and they put me at ease.

I am definitely a cat person. Actually a cat lady in training! I have been wanting another kitty…read morefor awhile. Breed didn't really matter.I've seen ads for too cute kitten rescue and knew they were having an adoption event in the area. We visited the event and were met with a dozen kitties. Each one cuter than the next. Didn't take long to be introduced to our forever friend. Meet Willow. Sara is very kind and very enthusiastic about her mission. All of her adopted kittens have already been sprayed/neutered and given shots. The adoption fee of $100. I felt was very fair considering the kitties are already fixed. The kitties seem well socialized and are very clean. No sign of fleas or any other parasites. If you are considering getting a kitty, please give Too Cute Kitten rescue a call. You wont be disappointed. We will get a lifetime of joy from this lovable fur ball.

Really appreciated the callback from Sarah who runs the shelter after I visited there. She apprised…read moreme of the Veternarians in the area who could care for any kitty I adopted & unlike many shelters who WAY overdo the adoption procedure with countless questions & hoops to jump thru...she made the path to adoption easy.. They take very good care of their cats & dogs there and need donations so get in there & adopt! The only reason I did not adopt is because I could not make up my mind between Cosmo vs Quetzal kitties, both totally loveable but I since I could only adopt one kitty... heartbreaking but I had to pass.. I did adopt a kitty from another shelter but highly recommend this shelter in Brawley.

Easy to donate and clothing is free to foster children. I'm also able to donate to the thrift shop…read morealso!

A thrift store we've never ventured into…read more They have some decent items on sale, but the kicker is the half store of goods available for foster families. Finally, another store where I can see directly donated goods will go to a worthy cause. The volunteer program looks worth looking into, as well. Consider giving them a look!