Great place, great people. Love what they do. They take very good care of the animals and place is…read morevery clean.

Can't say enough good things about the folks at Furever Home in East Petersburg. They provide a…read moregood environment and the cats here are welcome to live out their lives if nobody adopts them. When I adopted a Pet Pantry cat who was living at Furever Home, I almost felt bad about taking him out of there. Food bowls, litter boxes, cat trees and toys everywhere! Zero rocking chairs! This is kitty Valhalla, at least at shelters go. I told them I couldn't compete with that many trees and toys. But what these cats need most is a home. And that part is working out well, at least in my case. This older male cat had no reason to bond with me but nevertheless, here he is as I write this, hopping into my lap and waiting for me to go to bed so he can curl up next to me.

Here is my opinion. If the dog, If the dog that you call ugly, not one you would want, he only cost…read morelike $200 or so, now he is closer to a pretty dog, now the the price went up, maybe $350 to $500 but a very pretty dog is going yo start at $700 and go up, maybe as high as a even $900. YOU PAY FOR LOOKS CAUSE THEY SELLER FOR MORE.

I had a wonderful cat from this shelter. He lived a good life and I miss him very much.read more

My 13 yr old cat died last night. These people helped me deal with a bad situation. They were fast,…read morekind and professional. They were absolute angels. Thank you so much for loving animals enough to help their caretakers.

From the owner: Delaware County Humane Society was started because we needed a safe haven for animals we deal with…read moreonly rescue that are up to our standards. We don't believe in cages for our animals, and we don't believe animals should have to die for overcrowding. Although our screening process is extensive we always stand behind our animals.

Made me wait about almost 2 hours, to then just tell me I'm denied for adoption , could've said…read morethat from the start and wouldn't have made me waisted my time after I travelled hours to get to this place and had hours to travel back home, giving people's hopes.

everyone here was so friendly and helpful! we brought home Carmen just about a week ago and she…read morefits right in!!

I fostered for the first time ever for this group and was treated absolutely horribly when I asked…read morethem to find a more suitable foster for a dog with a lot of needs requiring more time than I was able to give with my job (a veterinarian) being overwhelmed and overworking me at the moment. I got an email that was disrespectful from the foster coordinator after they told me the dog was leaving on a day and then did not tell me they decided he was not until I directly asked. I expressed that I was disappointed in the lack of communication to which she questioned my "inherent knowledge" and talked down to me, also stating all shelter animals are like this (I have only ever owned shelter animals, non as destructive, messy or so hard do train as this dog). So disappointed and ruined my first foster experience.

We camp near Tamaqua and came across this gem this year. We've traveled to the cat cafe in…read moreWilkes-Barre so we had an idea of what this is like. The owner was very welcoming. The coffee selection was decent for a cat cafe with a big selection of flavor syrups to add to your drink. The little gift shop was fairly priced and had a lot of unique things. I loved the little black cat mascot, as we have a few furry voids at home. There was about 16 cats in the room when we went on a Saturday afternoon. You can tell they are well taken care of and that the staff cleans very frequently in there. With the 3 of us and the other family we had enough room that we didn't feel jammed in. There was one orange cutie that kept trying to knock my Niece's drink off the windowsill, and a precious long haired grey cat that claimed my husband's lap for the last half of the hour. We were given wet treat tubes to feed them which all the cats went nuts for and there were plenty of feather wands and toys for us to interact with the ones who wanted to play. The coal theme plays in perfectly to the area and the wagon appears to be the hang out area for the cats. It was a fun experience we plan to do again soon. It's a great cause (socializing and getting cats adopted) and the owner is obviously passionate about the mission.

1/29/23 I had no idea this business was even here! I found a promotional write up when I was…read moreenjoying brunch at The Station. Kim and Ron are the owners of this very friendly business. Their goal is to find homes for these adorable felines and so far have placed 24 cats into forever homes in just three months. As Ron mentioned, you don't do this kind of business to get rich. I think it's more of a vocation. There is coffee and packaged treats available for sale. Not only that but a selection of T shirts, and fun toys for your favorite feline. The real stars here are the wonderful cats. I personally love how the owners tied in the Coal Region history into this modern forward thinking (in all the right ways) business. You will sign a waiver to enter (customary) the cat area. It is themed with all things Coal, like a mine decoration, pick axe and even a "coal wagon" delivery wagon (the cats seem to love it). We stopped by in passing but you may reserve time online. The number of people permitted is six maximum. The only other such cafe I knew of was in Philadelphia. I believe thanks to Covid and lockdowns that went under. The owners are enthusiastic about helping animals and customers visiting. Please support this incredible business and bring your little ones and friends to enjoy these sweet creatures. I did not get pictures of the entrance room but it is organized and colorful.

They let my family adopt a cat who they claimed was 3 years old. Turns out she was 10 with heart…read morefailure? I've heard so many stories about how horrible they treat the cats there but it makes perfect sense now. i will never set foot in this place again. it's shameful.

My husband and I are seniors. Util two weeks ago,we had a dream of a dog. We adopted her. She was…read morereported as a lab/pit mix of 3 years old. She was 11 years old when she died. There is a hole in our hearts and in our home, so we went to this Hillside SPCA. We fell in love with a dog they showed us and tried to adopt him. They told us that that was fine, and we were told they would call us the next morning "first thing." We were never contacted again after numerous requests for a returned call left on a tape. We are seniors. They never called our vet or our references. We can only guess why they apparently do not want us, but this is our second heartbreak in the 2 weeks since our dog died. Seniors, make SURE they will ACTUALLY allow you to adopt a dog no matter what they tell you to your face.

Tara was a great help in getting our wonderful Rottie a forever home very quickly when we had no…read moreone else to help us. We had to give him up and she had him taken care of within a week. Words can not express how much we are thankful to her and her facility for everything that they did for us and him. Thank you so much!! She keeps us posted with pics of him and his new home. Recommend her very highly.

Tara is beyong connected to the dogs she works with. She was great with one of my rescues. After…read morecontacting over 20 "trainers/animal behavior experts" Tara was the only one that helped us with our furbaby. Big dogs are extremely misunderstood and Tara and her staff know how to speak big misunderstood dog fluently. Thank you Tara and everyone that helps and works with Almost Home Animal Sanctuary.

Such a hard decision to give this place one star (since I think all places that help dogs should be…read moreappreciated). However, this place has a few major flaws: 1. You can't view the dogs on your own. They are kept in back and you need to fill out an application to view and then they will bring the dog outside for you to meet. 2. Short staffed. They need to hire more people since it can be a long wait to see an animal. 3. They do not accept out of state applications (even if you are there to visit and not adopt that day). 4. Their hours can change with minimal notice. You need to check their Facebook page for recent announcements and if they will be opening late.

We visited and adopted a cat from the Danville SPCA a few months ago. The kitty is wonderful and I…read moream so happy we got her. I want to talk about the staff and how clean the facility is kept. The Danville staff are amazing and helpful! I was only in the cat area and the area was clean and believe it or not - no odor! I have been in other facilities over the years and I would not say this about them. Thank you for such a wonderful experience in adopting and giving us such a precious kitty.