the best charity around! Dogs are in permanent foster homes, not a shelter. I've seen them go…read moreabove and beyond to help old dogs live their final days/years in comfort and peace. Services include accupuncture, physical therapy, private training sessions, surgery, and many MANY vet visits!

I've been an Old Dog Haven permanent foster for about 15 years and fostered over 20 dogs through…read morethe last chapter of their lives. I'm constantly in awe of this organization and the care they provide for these old dogs.

I am the happiest owner on the Face of the Earth because of two very special employees at…read moreDreamPuppy...MayCee and Chase! MayCee was the phenomenal business individual who handled everything with the utmost professionalism and knowledge. She made my purchase seamless! Chase...was my first phonecall to the establishment. He spent endless time with me. He has an innate talent to ask the right questions, especially my desires with a dog. We covered size, disposition, everything. I am eternally grateful to Chase for pairing me with the dog of my dreams. I have owned 4 dogs previously. This Puppy is the most perfect fit! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Louise

Display of Animals. Very nice and Clean. Safety First for Puppies. Purchase was very Pleased with…read morethorough Care of Important Details for your Puppy. Very pleased.

I went to the Humane Society of Skagit Valley a few weeks ago hoping to adopt a dog. The front desk…read morestaff was really friendly and helpful -- they took their time and pointed me toward some sweet dogs that seemed like a good match. While I was there, I noticed a little pug and asked about her. They told me she wasn't available for adoption. I could see why -- her butt was prolapsed and there was liquid poop and blood all over her kennel. She was panting, whining, and frantically trying to get out. It was really upsetting to see. I spoke with the manager, who told me not to worry, that they had it under control and the dog was fine. I left feeling terrible. I came back a few days later and the poor pug was still in the same condition -- prolapse, bloody diarrhea, the whole thing. She still looked miserable. I'm really concerned that they don't have the animals' best interest at heart. A prolapsed rectum is painful, and there was clearly blood coming from her. I just don't understand how a person could look at that and think it's okay to leave her like that. This experience has me seriously questioning the level of care the animals are getting. I wanted to support the shelter, but I left feeling heartbroken and worried. I'm still looking to adopt a dog, but after this experience I don't feel confident adopting from here.

Bad customer services, never return phone calls! I submitted an application and then called them…read more The lady said she would call me back within an hour but never called me back. I tried again two days later, same experience happened. Finally a day later they told me the cat I chose was already gone and told me to just make an appointment whenever I see a new cat arrives. I did but then the lady said I can't make an appointment because the cat just came in, need 72 hours. She can't guarantee I would get the cat though. I don't want to waste more time, I went to a different shelter where people know how to run the business. I got the cat!

Always clean, all dogs and cats are loved & cared for. The staff is the best . They work hard to…read morehelp find the right pet for the adopter. When looking for a pet I always check with CASA.

Forever grateful for being connected with my beautiful baby, Bill! (Formally known as Moe). He is…read morean absolute doll and I can't imagine him not being in our lives. Super professional and friendly staff. Love the cats roaming around in the lobby!

Dr. Moody has been amazing. Our new puppy broke her leg. In a panic we called everywhere but all…read moreother vets were either closed or too far away. We called Dr.Moody and he saw her immediately. He performed the surgery necessary to repair her leg and over the last few weeks he has even called us just to check up on her. I appreciated his straight forward explanations about the nature of her injury and the surgery that would be required. He was very kind and compassionate every step of the way in helping our sweet fur baby heal up. If you are in need of a vet, look no further! Dr. Moody is fantastic!

A very compassionate Dr C and her assistant came to send my kitty on her way…read more Caring, empathetic. I was shocked at the at home visit cost ( I understand it was after hours, although I requested it during the day) . Rather than getting a bill I received a phone call requesting my email so the invoice could be sent . Unusual. I have used this Veterinary service 4 times prior however there was an extra charge of 85 because I am not a client. Total was 430. I would pay any amount to make sure my kitty didn't suffer, stiil it seems over the top.

Although I haven't adopted with WAIF because unfortunately I discovered them only right after…read moreadopting our kitty at another utterly bad store/shelter in Clinton called Critters & Co. , I'd like to give a positive review to WAIF. My boyfriend and I learned recently that WAIF has a SPECTACULAR REPUTATION through neighbors as we chat with them about our recent adoption. They rescue animals on the island. One of our neighbors took me to the kitty cottage in Freeland next to the Healthy Pet shop. It's adorable. They do what they can with what they have as a non-profit organization and they do it so well. They keep their facilities clean and TAKE GOOD CARE OF THE PETS THEY RESCUE it appears. They work across the island. They have guidelines and seem careful about who is adopting and the kind of environment the adopters will be giving to the pets. The staff is obviously super caring. They have tons of information too. After seeing and hearing about WAIF, I can't help but spread the news about them and recommend them highly.

This place is awful. To deny a loving home to a beautiful animal because a staff person wants the…read moreanimal and can't take another one home, she is more than happy to keep the animal in a cage! I understand that COVID took a toll on staff members and shelters in the country, but to create such difficulty to adopt an animal is disgusting and wrong. I made the trek to Whidbey to go meet the animal, I knew it was just a meet. A test result needed to come back before the animal could be taken home. I totally connected with the animal and was very excited to begin another journey with a fur baby. Feeling good and couldn't wait - for the call that she would be mine the following week. Instead I was woken up Sunday at 8 a.m., this staff member telling me, this isn't going to happen. The animal was going to be too much for me. I wasn't the right fit, not a good match. Asking....would that be okay? WTF? I was so upset. Especially since the animal is still available 3 weeks later. Another review below, the same: "This place obviously doesn't want to find a home for its animals and would rather just keep them in cages and indoors."