Had the most wonderful experience with Michelle. She truly loves all her rescues and it shows…read more She is totally upfront and honest when discussing the health, personality and limitations of her animals. She goes the extra mile ensuring her animals are healthy and will follow up with you after you adopt and help you if any issues arise. She is a treasure. Will definitely recommend to all my friends who are looking for a dog to rescue.

We had lost our dog of 8 years and we're looking for a new dog. We recently started looking and…read moredidn't want a puppy as we wanted something older and a little more trained. We saw Micah and loved him the minute we met him. The foster was very upfront about his behavior and what he did and didn't do. His foster said he was good aggressive as he was. We make sure if family is over with their dog that they both don't get food at same time. We did a home visit through FaceTime. We really enjoyed all the people that we met. I'm so glad we found him. He means everything to our family. We just love him lots. I'm so glad they saved him.

We adopted Tucker which turned out to be Macy (a girl) Wednesday, October 26th. We were told by the…read morefoster that we would get a follow up from someone in the foster as well as a medical record, proof of purchase, and coupon for a nearby pet store, but we never did. Anytime we had a question we had to reach out to the rescue. We never had to go through a home evaluation or anything like that which we thought was strange but moved on since we already had our new baby. By Friday morning Macy started throwing up which we thought was just a food change or anxiety from being away from her sibling. Saturday she was doing better so we didn't think much of it. By Sunday morning she couldn't keep anything down so we decided to rush her to the nearest ER. We called the rescue because our poor Macy had parvo. We were told there was another vet that could give her a shot and fluid for around $250 but we were paying the same amount so we stayed at the hospital we were at. We began home treatment but her little body could not fight the disease on her own. On Monday she was getting worse so I called the rescue which referred us to the Banfield hospital inside the Frisco petsmart, but they were unable to help so I rushed her to a hospital in Garland for treatment. Macy unfortunately passed away after fighting for her life around 5:30 am Tuesday morning. I was not informed of her passing until 10:30 am after calling the hospital multiple times for an update. I was also unable to get her body for cremation as the city picked up the body. We were told that we would get our adoption fee back and we could choose a new dog if we wanted. When we told the rescue that we didn't want to bring another puppy into our home because the virus can live for over a year. We did express that we would like our adoption fee back as we had spent over a thousand dollars within her short 5days of living with us. The rescue no longer answered our calls or replied to our text messages. I wish I could say that we had a great experience like many of the others have but honestly the entire experience has left a sour taste in my mouth about purchasing a dog from a rescue. I just wish we still had our baby girl but we were blessed to get to love her for those short 5 days!

They have an amazing selections of animals in need and the staff is very sweet. My only complaint…read moreis we adopted a dog from them and they did not advise that he had recently been neutered like still had stitches and he did NOT have a cone on. We got home and he popped a stitch and we ended up having to take him to Clarksville Emergency Vet office for them to fix it. We were also not told that he was sprayed by a skunk and we gave him an oatmeal bath and the water reactivated the oils from said skunk. It is very irresponsible and dangerous for any dog to not have a cone on while still have any stitches from any procedure.

They have a sweet selection of homeless pets, taken care of and spoiled by the staff. You have to…read morebuy the shots sometimes yourself but you can get a healthy pet on a budget without costing several hundred dollars.

I want to gracefully thank it takes a village who went above and beyond to save my beloved baby…read moreBing Bing I had called every vet to try save Bing Bing my little staffy mix and finally reached out to it takes a village without hesitation they saved her life i will forever be grateful to them they are a godsend very caring

I was separated for my dog in Evansville, Indiana almost a month ago. I got injured and was put in…read morethe hospital. She was taken to the local shelter whenever I got out of the hospital. It was on a Sunday and I could not get in contact with anybody to find out exactly where she was so I had to come back to Florida, I got hospitalized as soon as use phone or talk to anyone soon as I got out I called the shelter. They told me that you guys had her I have for two weeks been emailing and calling and I finally just found out she was adopted. I begged the people to call the new family that was adopted because, she's animal. I need her. I will pay her back as what I told him and you know what they're not gonna do that for me. two weeks I waited she probably got adopted while I was trying to talk to someone. I'm heart broke. I couldn't leave the hospital. I was a victim of domestic abuse, and almost died just to get out and learn she's gone. These people ruined my life as I know it, and poor Daisy's life,

this place does not truly care about animals and what will happen to them, they only care about the…read moremoney that's brought in. not only where they were refusing to take in a stray dog that very clearly had puppies recently and I watched get tossed out of a car. The director straight out lied to my face about the reasons for not being able to take her, and basically told me it wasn't her problem and they would refuse to take the dog even though I had no place for it to go. I ended up having to call the non-emergency line for them to turn in the dog for me and even the officer said multiple times it doesn't make sense and it's not ok . this was also after I had to make an appointment and cancel my entire day to hang out outside and in my car with this dog that I didn't know for three hours before I could even attempt to bring it in.

The front desk receptionist was not a professional. I didn't like the way she handled my whole…read moresituation. These pets are just like members of our family.

Thank you to the wonderful staff who takes such excellent care of the animals. The staff was very…read moreknowledable. Helped me chose the new member of the family with the right temperment for us. Please adopt and donate to support our local shelter.

From the owner: The McCracken County Humane Society accepts owner surrenders of healthy and adoptable animals…read morewithin McCracken County. We also house animals brought to us by Animal Control and hold them as efforts are made to reunite them with their owners. If not claimed, these animals are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated and made available for adoption. We have been in operation for over 60 years as a 501c(3) nonprofit organization. We gladly accept monetary donations and new or gently used pet items as well as linens such as towels, sheets, blankets, etc. All donations made to MCHS are tax deductible

Fabulous people! I've had several of my rescues spayed and neutered at New leash on life a.k.a. Joy…read moreClinic. Fantastic value for your money! Definitely worth the wait. They treat your animals like your babies. Thanks NLOL! Please spay, neuter, rescue, adopt, and volunteer.

I just took my 5 month old kitty to be spayed. The procedure to get registered for the appt was…read moreall by text and email. I was given all the information I needed to comply with their very efficient process. It was my first visit to this facility. I have know it for years but was under a certain idea that it was just for low income individuals or feral animals. I had an opportunity to see my sweet friend and the director of the facility and she informed me that that is a common misconception. She said they take all folks and most animals. There are a few dog type they don't spay or neuter. They did an exceptionally wonderful job with my asshole cat. She would not wear the cone or a sleeve over the surgery. So, I just had to watch her and she did great. The wound healed great. She is still an asshole but a smidge calmer. I actually was not charged anything due to the fact that I am on Medicare, so it was a great value to me. My plan is to donate to them through their wish list/amazon. Thanks for all you all do for the animals

offers 0 help and gives you the run around. animals adopted since been put on the waiting list and…read morethere seems to be 0 effort to help this animal that needs placement. Makes me sick

Adopted a cat from the shelter back in 2009. The process was simple. There was an application to…read morefill out but there wasn't a home visit. You're able to come in & look in the cat different cats they have available. They have a sign in sheet to make sure that people don't steal the animals. I think that has happened in the past. They also have cameras outside because they have an animal dumping issue. They recently redid the cat room & took the cages out & made it a room for the cats to jump around on cat shelves. You can tell they really care about the animals here. The shelter takes cats & dogs to the PetSmart in Owensboro on Saturday mornings for people to see the animals & adopt from there as well. Pets are available to see on the shelters PetFinder.com page.