I dropped off a pitbull mix at this animal shelter today that I found running around. he look very…read moreuneasy, uncomfortable, not well taken care of, he even had a shock collar on which is not good for dogs including rashes down both of his back legs and this lady gonna sit here and tell me it's just a flee problem, that poor baby was weak and skinny for his bred. then I asked if I could say bye to him cuz I've been holding him for a min and this lady gonna asking " is he your?" I said "no" ofc then she gonna say " ain't no point to see him then". like thats so messed up in my opinion because you don't know what I could've gone through with that dog with the short amount of time I was with him.

We adopted our cat Daisy from the shelter about 1.5 years ago. She was considered 'high risk' due…read moreto the previous owner claiming she had attacked their toddler. My husband wanted her regardless and she has proven to be a wonderful addition to our household. She definitely needed some TLC at first and we had to navigate some bad behavior, but she is the best! Cats are different from dogs and sometimes people shouldn't own them due to their individual personalities and needs. Understanding that this is a "thing" with cats is very important. She is now our sweet, floofy girl, who has a DEFINITE personality and we respect that. She is awesome! Thank you to the Suffolk Animal Shelter for taking her in and allowing us the opportunity to adopt her!

They find animals homes and provide them with spay or neuter, vaccinations, etc. all for a cost of…read moreless than $100. Their place is clean and the people there are very nice to deal with. If you are looking to adopt an animal, I recommend you adopt from here.

From the owner: The Suffolk Humane Society is a volunteer based animal welfare organization. As a 501c(3) non…read moreprofit, we focus on dog and cat adoption, spay/neuter, and community assistance. We are not a shelter per se.

Sitting in the parking lot today 12/29/20 while family went inside to look for a kitten I noticed a…read moreGentleman who works here go out to a caged area out front to retrieve a dog. This dog was so happy to see the gentleman but it was obviously very nervous and reluctant to be brought back inside the building. The gentleman was extremely patient and gentle with the nervous dog, letting the dog move at his own pace and when it needed to stop the man stopped with it and knelt down to comfort it with some soft and reassuring petting. Being an animal lover, it really means a lot to see these animals treated with kindness and dignity in what has to be an extremely confusing and scary time in their lives. The grounds look very clean and peaceful as well. Great job.

They did a great job with our dog... My only advice is don't let them talk you into extra services…read morethat you don't want. They encouraged us to get our dogs teeth cleaned even though we wanted to wait for our tax return. We weren't ready to pay for it and they said they would bill us so we could pay when we got our tax return. Well surprise surprise, it hasn't even been a month and they're already threatening to send us to collections. Update: The office manager already called to explain the wording on their letter will be updated and the didn't mean for it to come across wrong. I appreciate the follow up!

This was the best veterinarian until November 2025; Thanksgiving weekend. Our fur baby was a…read morepatient since he was born, almost 6 years ago. Picked him up, he appeared different, usually jumping and playful. After arriving home, I noticed that his portable crate and his butt was full of feces. Prior to leaving the office, They stated they couldn't give him a bath, but they could at minimum clean him up! This had never happened before. He was not his happy self, and drunk two small bowls of water. I called and left messages for someone to return my call. I even emailed. As of today, no one has returned my call, it has been over a year. Last straw, I called in May 2026 and was put on hold Multiple times to make an appointment and to find out why no one had contacted m. Apparently, no one cared enough to return my calls. Very disappointing! Suffolk Animal Hospital use to provide top notch service, and my Shihpoo was happy. Customer service, and my business must no longer matter. The only recourse was to find another veterinarian since the military vet is no longer an option; disheartened to say the least.

This location is off the beaten path, you have to use GPS to get here. However, once you see it you…read morewill be happy you came. The landscaping is so nice and the private parking lot is labeled so well. They have marked spaces for volunteers and adopters, it makes you feel good to pull up and look inside. The staff is super friendly and helpful. The kennels are clean an roomy compared to other shelters I have visited. I wish the color of paint on the wall was brighter. Gray is a downer on cement walls and the walk to the kennels is gloomy. Going back soon to visit my potential buddy.

We have adopted four wonderful dogs over a period of 20+ years from PHS. We give high praise to the…read morestaff for navigating the right fit for the whole family. PHS has an adoption consultant team. The PHS staff is professional, and caring, and there are so many great things we can't list. PHS has the pet update on vaccines and if not spayed or neutered, arrangements are made. All the animals ( dogs and cats) are precious. When you are ready to add a love bug to your family, please visit PHS.

We had a wonderful experience with this shelter. We arrived not expecting to immediately adopt,…read morebut we found the perfect cat. The adoption process was smooth and we left for the 45 minute drive home. Our new family addition took a couple of days to get used to her new home, but she is now waltzing around the house with her tail high in the air with a little question mark. And she is such a talker!

These guys were very helpful. Clean facility. Vet was impressed with our new kittys records & care…read morefrom these guys. Thank you for your service

Did you know that the SPCA accepts old bedding, blankets and towels for their animals?…read more They have bin in the front of the building to drop off any donated food, toys, crates and cages.

We came here to visit the petting zoo which I feel is a hidden gem. It's so cheap (think it was $3…read morea person?) and then $1 for little tubs of food. I would def recommend grabbing a few tubs. We grabbed one per person and it was not enough . The animals are hungry and love to eat! The goats were so gentle with my three year old son. They had bunnies, a turtle, donkeys, chickens, alpaca (I think?) and goats. I may have forgotten an animal or two haha. But it was so fun. We walked around and visited the adoptable animals too. I used to volunteer here when I was younger and it changed a lot! There's a dog area, cat area and smaller critters (hamster, birds, Guinea pigs). The shelter is kept clean and the cages were so clean as well.

I have no idea how I haven't reviewed NACC yet, so in honor of our dawg's Gotcha Day coming up,…read morehere I am! The staff and volunteers absolutely do a fantastic job here, and the animals receive attention and love while they wait for their forever home. I followed them on Facebook for a while, watching longingly as adorable photo/bio combinations popped up in my feed, sometimes showing the Husband pups who were particularly sweet-sounding. It's all about breaking the resistance down slowly over time. Drip effect, folks. They've been indoctrinated without even realizing it and suddenly the whole family is in the car on their way to see a sweet Husky girl. Who of course is already adopted when you get there. And of course your son falls in love with a handsome pit bull who OF COURSE you take home instead. This is the cheapest animal I've ever adopted, and he came neutered, microchipped, tagged, vaccinated, and checked for food and toy aggression. Moreover, he's been the best friend for our son for a year now. Maybe they could have warned us that he's a bed hog, though!

PLEASE LISTEN TO THE OTHER 1 STAR REVIEW. I had the same experience…read more I went to this shelter earlier this week and fell in love with a beautiful cat. I was told I was the third applicant and that I would be contacted if the first 2 applicants were no longer interested. I received an email that the cat was available and asked me if I was still interested. I sent 4 emails and left 1 voice message the same day. 2 days later I sent a fifth email and received a short reply that the cat was given to someone else. Should you apply for a cat or dog, sure, but expect the shelter to play some games with you. I was a longtime foster with NACC and have donated for years. I'll be taking my business elsewhere since they can't be decent enough to respect my time.

We are told online to leave a message, and they will call back, and they never ever do call back…read moreafter days and days of waiting for a return call....so what is the use???

I am off put by these reviews from people who have interacted with the staff at this facility. Some…read moresay they are happy and satisfied with their experience. Resulting in a successful adoption for a dog or cat. That is an awesome thing to happen for any animal housed in a shelter. I thank the staff involved in these positive reviews and all that you do to help these fur babies day to day. I get not everyone can be satisfied and there will be a bad review now and again. I read all that was posted here and my jaw dropped in disbelief of how many potential homes for your residents were thrown away. What is a reasonable excuse for any staffing belonging to any kind of organization that could justify snappy responses to customers, any hint of rudeness, impatient with visitors, ignoring them and making them feel unwanted or in the way. This is not the face this facility desires, deserves, or wants to be known as having attitude. The price to be paid for the ignorance of a few is high and how many will pay for it? Lack of donations, adoptions, attention from the public, good staff will go elsewhere, once given a bad reputation the weight it brings will always be carried by the business and by any associates. This needs to be rectified faster than it has been ignored. This facility was funded, built and put into works to ease a burden. I apologize to those who are giving themselves to these animals who so desperately just want to be loved and wanted. I appreciate you and all you do for these beautiful critters. Why is it being tarnished? Someone that has the authority; please take a stand and rectify the cause of these bad experiences. These furry guys desirve the chance to exist. Crudely put; These little guys have had a rough go at owning a human. Last thing they need is something in the way and 'F'-ing up their chances to exist!