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October 2024 by Melissa Letson
Too strict on the qualifications to adopt, and not very polite either. You're supposed to be finding these creatures good homes, not gatekeep8ng and hoarding animals from wonderful potential homes.
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September 2024 by Tyrogenren
We adopted an amazing puppy from HSSCM this past weekend. I was shocked to see the reviews after the fact of this Organization. My family and I had a phenomenal experience from dealing with Lacy setting up our adoption, constant communication and convenient scheduling to meet our puppy. Along with Carrie and the rest of the team helping us with an amazing meet and greet experience to ensure everything was fine between our pups and our children. I would totally drive 2 hours again to use this Organization, as they were professional and very much invested in making sure everyone was happy with our adoption and concerns. Thank you again!
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September 2024 by Jodi Foster
Wow! I am a veteran who works remotely from home and they denied me of 4 possible kittens I was interested in! I just wanted a companion all day!
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August 2024 by Theron Taylor
I would definitely give this place a complete zero...I found a kitten outside my house about a month old...someone apparently abandoned it...I call the human society to take it
..they refused...Maybe they should re name the organization as the inhumane society!!!!!!!!!!!
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July 2024 by J Lee-Cullin
HSSCM has a huge, clean cat room + separate kitten room with plenty of enrichment and socialization. I have been here twice to adopt, even though it's not the closest shelter to my house, because the thorough pet profiles posted for every furry guest really helped inform my decision. Even more invaluable are the knowledgeable staff who took the time to discuss my situation & needs to ensure the best fit for each new addition. I also appreciated the little care package they sent home with us!
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June 2024 by Sarah Lilly
This is a good place to go but if you are in a pinch and people do that have a rough spot sometimes, this place is not Free. You must have Money for it.
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May 2024 by Tracy Livengood
Very helpful about the adoption process.
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May 2024 by Ericka L
I called the Humane Society today with a concern about one of my cats. I was at a loss with some of her behavior and I received excellent customer service from the woman that answered the phone. She patiently listened to my concerns and gave me a ton of helpful advice that I plan to follow. The advice she provided was beyond what I had found on Google when I was researching my options. Because of her willingness to help me, I have hope. I wish I would've gotten her name!
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April 2024 by Fede Conde
Great dog park and trails to walk the furry friends. Usually not crowded by comparison to other spaces. Best part, the little fellows inside the Himane Society are always grateful for visitors and volunteers.
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April 2024 by david woltmann
Great organization. The application and process to get a animal may seem long, but it is worth it. They just want to make sure the animals go to a good home. I was briefed quite well with my dogs past history, great medical records were given to me and great advice on the dog's behavior and what to look out for. I highly recommend the Humane Society.
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April 2024 by Nancy Douglas
I'm glad for those who are there to help all those beautiful little faces waiting for there forever homes...
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April 2024 by Victoria Gutierrez
My boss was trying to adopt a kitten. After completing the extremely lengthy application, he received an email pretty much discouraging him from adopting his preferred kitten and suggesting other kittens instead. They then called with questions about his previous dog owned during his marriage that his ex still owns, questions how often said dog goes to the vet. How would he know??? When he called to check up on his application and questioned the delay, she said he was more than welcome to look elsewhere for a pet. He called back after contemplating her rudeness to withdraw his application and she responded that it was probably for the best. Do they NOT want to get their animals adopted? I understand wanting to make sure they are going to a good home and a good fit with the new owner, but being rude and discouraging is unacceptable. No wonder the Humane society is full of animals waiting to be adopted. It's more complicated to adopt an animal than a child. A more positive attitude from their staff would go along way.
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March 2024 by Natalie Tramel
I have nothing but good things to say about all the workers and staff at this shelter. Staff are friendly and well informed of all the animals there and care for them as if they were their own pet. It is always clean which shows how much work is performed on a daily basis. I started volunteering a couple months ago after my shephard and best friend crossed the rainbow bridge and I needed to be around dogs and cats but wasn't ready to replace my friend. All the cats and dogs are very happy and receive the best care daily and each dog is taken care of by their individual needs and personalities. After two months I finally found my new best friend and I couldn't be happier. This puppy is so smart and sweet and we just matched perfectly. I'm so grateful after talking to one of the managers about what dog would be best for myself and my home. I will continue to volunteer and help as many pets as I can as they continue to heal my heart also. Thank you Carrie and staff for all you do every day to help save pets lives and provide them with the best possible care! God bless you and the facility.
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March 2024 by Ashley Winston
This place is incredible unprofessional and rude! I have owned pets my whole life. l am looking to add an addition to my family after loosing a pet to old age. They are unwilling to consider my family as an option because they word their adoption form in a way to set you up to fail. I have never been more appalled in my life. I just feel sorry for all the pets left in their care that will never find loving homes. Go else where to adopt your future pet and save yourself the Heart ache of dealing with this shelter.
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February 2024 by Kristen F
They won’t let you even look at a dog because you “don’t have breed experience” but like, if I’m getting a new family member, I’m going to learn about them and their health needs, which we communicated with the staff. So they’d rather the dog sit in a shelter their whole life than go to a loving family. Makes no sense at all. Sorry doggies, we tried to help you have a great life!! We’ve grown up with dogs of all kinds of breeds our whole lives but we’re too inexperienced for their dog. Guess we’ll go to a breeder and cause more problems. HSSCM causing more problems than they solve.
