Went there to adopt a cat. Filled out an application, and specified a cat we wanted. Waited a week…read morewith no response. Called and asked what was happening. I was first told that they could not find my application. Then someone else picked up and said I was denied. They mention a dog which I adopted 7 years ago who was a biter. Returned the dog to the shelter because it was a risk we did not want to take. THEY ALSO MENTIONED OTER CATS WE HAD THST DIED. These cats died of old age. We are 79 years old and had a few cats in our lifetime who had a good life with us. This shelter resembles North Shore with their thinking.. would not recommend this shelter for adoption

After losing the cat I had for 14 years I was finally ready to start the process of looking for a…read morenew pet to adopt. I visited animal shelters from Wantagh to the Hamptons and the Southampton Animal shelter foundation was the cleanest and most organized shelter I visited. Everyone who works there was friendly, knowledgeable, and were truly invested in finding good homes for the animals. They were familiar with all the residence and had a wonderful system of photos with information for each animal. They are everything you look for when looking for a shelter. I adopted 2 cats, Tiffany & Ashley after a recommendation from the staff at the shelter. The girls have lived with me now for about 6 months and everything the shelter shared about them was true. They are the most loving girls. Thank you Southampton Animal Shelter for your recommendation and everything you do for animals!

I can't say enough good things about this place. They were very knowledgeable and walked me through…read morestep by step of the entire process. This shelter truly cares about each and every animal that is in their care. I am so glad I decided to adopt my kitten from here. They are passionate about what they do and will give you confidence when going through this exciting process.

This is a shelter where the staff genuinely cares about the wellbeing of the cats. The staff is…read moretruly amazing. Lindsay, Christina and Michelle are wonderful people who work really hard for these animals, have their best interest in mind and try their best to get the cats adopted into caring homes. The vetting is thorough and can be lengthy, but any true animal lover will be grateful these cats are going to good homes. I was lucky enough to have adopted a very sweet senior cat named LaCie from this special shelter.

this place doesn't know how to vet their animals. I felt completely ignored by Lorraine when she…read morecalled me finally, and she wasn't interested in finding out more about my references after sent an email turning down my application. I could easily have provided more detail. I just put down my 21 1/2 year old diabetic cat, who I had been nursing her diseases with shots every 12 hours, brought her monthly to the vet for selencia and bloodwork. how am I not a good person to adopt? she wasn't fair with the interview and I'm sure she already had someone she knew in mind, so then don't put a person through the process then. I was able to provide anything to satisfy the adoption process but Lorraine is obviously just judgmental and overlooks people who understand how to care for a cat.

The owner of this rescue, Heather, is super dedicated and a wonderful animal lover! She is known…read morefor nursing sick kitties back to good health and treats all of the cats as if they were her own. Always looking out for the best interest of the kitties, Heather works closely with a fantastic veterinarian on Long Island and then makes sure the adopter is the very best match for the kitty! I highly recommend Rags to Riches Animal Rescue!

Long Island Feline Adoption Center is a great place to find your new feline friend! I have recently…read morefostered a pair of kittens for them, and I couldn't have more good things to say about them. The owner and staff are extremely dedicated to rescuing abandoned and stray cats and kittens, and finding them loving homes. The pair of cats that we fostered were actually found by the manager of the pet store in which the adoption center is located, who is also an avid animal rescuer. They were only 2-3 weeks old, underweight, and would have certainly died in the cold if they hadn't been taken in. After a few weeks of TLC and lots of milk and food, they were the as cute and playful as any kitten could ever be. Once they were ready to be adopted, we gave them back to LI Feline Adoption center, and within days, someone had the greatest Christmas present ever. The adoption center itself is located with the store Pet Supplies Plus (http://www.yelp.com/biz/pet-supplies-plus-smithtown) in the far back-right corner of the store. They have a great facility with big windows so you can even window shop if you want. Even if you do see that exact cat or kitten that you are looking for, go in and talk to the people running the center. They only have room for so many cats in the adoption center itself, the rest are in foster homes. Chances are that they can help you find a perfect pet for you. Also, as with any rescue or adoption center, is you know you're not just getting a great pet, but you've also saved a life.

My youngest daughter and I went into the adoption center and fell in love with 2 10 month old…read morekittens. I filled out background check papers and came back for an interview with my eldest daughter to speak to a person named Sherryl. At the end of the interview she said we would most likely be approved for the kittens and could have them The following Saturday. She calls me back the next day and because my eldest daughter was still upset over the loss of our dog and couldn't come out and say I want these kittens she said we could not have them. We will never go back and will never recommend this adoption center. Those kittens would have had a great home and now we are heartbroken again. we just adopted two kittens from Islip animal shelter and they are doing just fine.

I have been going here for 7+ years. Dr. Lachhar is great and so is vet tech Connie. Judy is a…read moregroomer that offers services here. I have used her many times, she does a great job. I've fixed my cat here and done several standard exams both cat and dog. Prices are OK, seemed reasonable to me. Dr. Lachhar is funny and caring. Connie is hardworking. I always felt my animals were safe in their hands. Overall, I would recommend this vet clinic. However, there was a substitute vet there during my last visit, Daniel E. Grayson, DVM who was very unprofessional. I would be careful of him and would not recommend him. He was not nice to the staff, me, and my cat. He seemed out of his league--he made Connie read the chart because he couldn't figure it out. He told her "you tell me what shots the cat needs" (it was concerning to me that a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine could not read a simple chart. I saw the chart, it wasn't hard to figure out when my cat last got her shots), he was irritated and pompous, he was extremely rude to me for no reason, and he didn't seem to know where the vaccines were in the office (I get he was substituting but take a moment to gather your bearings before seeing clients, you're supposed to be a professional). He just didn't give me the impression he knew what he was doing. He examined my cat strangely, he pulled her neck up and tight all the way back to look at her teeth in a way I've never seen (worried me) and she looked very uncomfortable, he combed her hair hard pulling it out, and he went overboard on fat shaming her (I'll admit she is chubby but not obese, she's working on it and she's very furry). But he was really overly rude about it. He talked down to me the whole time. Most importantly, I had to leave abruptly before my cat got shots and blood work because my cat was so uncomfortable with him and he wouldn't let me comfort her (swatted my hand away from my cat when I tried to comfort her and lectured me about liability if I got bit, which was silly of him because I am a lawyer. Not to mention I know my cat much better than him). He was incredibly rude to me throughout the visit and he gave me bad vibes. I researched him and found he wrote an article about animal cloning--very strange in my opinion. It was about the benefits of saving your pet's DNA so you could later clone it. I won't go back after this encounter, even if he was a substitute it makes me question why he was allowed to come into the practice in the first place. He was very obviously highly unprofessional and not a nice person. Disappointed in the ending here after all these years, still have so much good stuff to stay about Dr. Lachhar and Connie, but moving on.

We recently adopted a cat from the shelter, we ended up in this "hospital" by default because it…read morewas close to home. The staff and the Doctor seem nice BUT he barely looked at our cat and just injected him with something and gave us medications. However, he never really took the time to explain to us what else we could do to avoid any problems or how to address current issues like how to handle our pet's obvious wounds. Suddenly we end up getting texts and calls for appointments we did not agree with. We took the bait and went for the 2nd time, but the issues were still not addressed. We finally realized that their "friendliness" is not really part of their good customer service. This experience is very disappointing for us first-time "furry parents." We are now seeing a different Veterinary Doctor who is more willing to explain what is going on with our "baby" and tell us how to prevent any future problems. We are even able to ask (a lot) of questions about how to take care of our baby. This is a better doctor than him.

I have two ragdolls from Hollywood Ragdolls and can't recommend them enough. Karla answered all of…read moremy many questions and was so kind! She is professional and I am extremely happy with the kittens being litter box trained and the most sweetest, loving kittens I ever met. Thank you Hollywood Ragdolls!

It is INCREDIBLE how caring and loving this place is. They treat your kitties and dogs like they…read moreare their own. They are the most understanding, professional, empathetic and caring people! Please don't take your business anywhere else! They have taken care of my cats for years and helped me through an end of life time with one of my most beloved cats. I LOVE this place and the people who run it. If you care about your kitties and dogs don't take them anywhere else!

I called for consult because my French Bulldog cannot breathe and is sounding worse by the day. I…read morewas told by the nice receptionist that the first consultation for this surgery is after the New Year (2 months away;) I explained that I am worried my dog won't make it through the night, let alone wait that long! Their website touts their amazing laser surgery and being there for your needs! She offered me another vet's name and number who has no experience in respiratory surgery/BOAS surgery and a 2.6 rating on YELP! Huh?! I am a bit confused why a surgeon who is supposed to be there to save animals' lives from breathing issues would make an animal wait two months! It definitely felt this vet does not care for your pet's well being at all and I would never take my Frenchie to an Army Tactical Emergency Wound Vet Specialist for such a specialized surgery such as BOAS!

I have been visiting this shelter for a couple of years usually donating old bedding and towels…read more Every so often we check to see if they have a medium sized dog. This visit we asked if they had a small to medium sized dog and the woman who worked there hesitated and said how about a 30 pound dog. I said sure why not, let's take a look. She brought us to a private room and let us check out Whoopie, a cute terrier mix. She stayed with us a long as we wanted to make sure that we were a good fit. We fell in love with Whoopie and filled out the paper work. The next day we got a call and were notified that we were accepted for adoption. We rushed back over as soon as we could, signed a few papers and off we went with our new 3 year old girl. The employees that work there are so nice. They answered all of our questions and made sure to give us Whoopie's favorite bed and all of her toys and a few days of food and treats. We tried other private shelters and rescue facilities previously and had bad experiences with workers/volunteers on a power trip. They made the adoption process so difficult even though we had adopted a 6 year old Jack Russell that lived with us for 10 years until he passed. So we are experienced with shelter dogs but apparently that didn't matter to the private shelters. Any way NFAWL or Southold Animal Shelter is great and the employees are very kind and will show your around if you are interested in just looking or adopting. They also have a beautiful bunch of cats, I'm allergic so no cats for me. Also guinea pigs and ferrets and maybe some other creatures. Conveniently located across the street from Greenport Brewery, so stop in after a drink or 2 and check out some beautiful animals.

My husband and have been coming here every so often to donate blankets and towels and to check out…read morethe dogs for adoption. We lost our Jack Russell 3 years ago we were hoping to find a similar small dog. Two weeks ago we asked if they had any small dogs they said they had a medium size dog and showed us Woopie who is a 3 year old mixed terrier and was also housebroken! She was so sweet and lovable we knew immediately she was the one for us! Everyone at the shelter was very nice and helpful though out the whole adoption process. I would hope more people would consider adoption before buying a dog.