So happy I was able to adopt my English Cream Golden Retriever from To Love A Canine. I am apart of…read morethis program that trains rescue dogs to become service dogs and was thankfully able to get my wonderful dog for free as a military veteran. The adoption process was easy since I'll be going through the program and they found me a dog that is everything and more than what I wanted and expected in a doggie. She is so relaxed, calm and very lovable. She loves attention and needs it constantly which is what I want. I can't wait to get her trained so she can help me in the home on days where I can't get out of bed because of my back and difficulty doing so. I am so thankful for the team at this rescue for making the adoption experience easy and fast. After they found me a dog that would match my preferences, they emailed me a picture of Navi ( her new name is Navidad, since we bought her before Christmas. We met Navi the next week, and I basically got to bring home my new furry daughter the same day. I was able to meet the foster family who had her to ask questions about her and to find out her favorite treats, food she eats and to get any other information I wanted. Brought Navi home and she bonded quickly with me and my daughter. She dragged me up the steps and somehow knew where we lived. It's like she knew she was home. It's been almost 2 months now since she's been adopted and it has been the best experience of my life. My dog changed me in so many ways, and for her being my first dog I am so happy I got her. Her temperament and personality matches ours and we love her so much. If I decide in the future to get another dog I would adopt from To Love A Canine Rescue again.

This rescue has so many wonderful and caring volunteers. We have gotten two dogs from them, and…read morethey made the transition very easy.

My family has adopted 5 pets from the SPCA, 3 cats and 2 dogs, starting in the fall of 2019. Our…read morefirst pet was a cat that was, at the time, the longest tenured cat in the facility. She was brought in as a feral stray and the staff worked with her to be socialized. With some love, she has become a wonderful pet. Our second pet was a 1 year old dog in 2021. Then a kitten in 2022, another dog (for my daughter who was a senior in college at the time) in Jan 2024, and another cat in May 2024. Each of these animals had different histories, and with some love and affection at home, they have become wonderful pets. Our last cat had a respiratory illness when we adopted him. This was fully disclosed to us at the time, and they provided meds which cleared him up. We got full vet checks and medical histories for all, and the kitten we adopted in 2022 was able to come back to the SPCA to be neutered when he was old enough.

Again this worthless organization cant help me!! They advertise how they have helped millions of…read moreanimals yet when I bring my cat to them they send me away hopeless! The Vet couldn't tell me what the tumor was only that even if she did an Ultra sound the genius surgeon on staff wouldn't feel comfortable operating!!!! I explained what was going on the the Dumb receptionist, if you aren't equipped with capable doctors why are you even making an appointment for me, and then Charging me for a Special Visit that's more than regular, when the Genius Vet said, oh we only do routine things here like spay and neuter and shots. Then give me my F$$$ing money back!! This place needs to be shut down and Completely revamped with real Vets!! NON PROFIT my Behind they rob poor people!!!! The CEO of the SPCA hides out in his big office taking all the donations and the shelter and the animal clinic have nothing ! I would like to see how the CEO lives I bet his pets go to Top of the Line Animal Clinics!!! Just like Children's Hospital and all the other NON profit organizations in this crappy state, they all hide behind the NON-Profit label and the top dogs are all millionaire's and feed the people they are suppose to help a bunch of dirt crap. The crappy Governor of PA knows this and they all wash each others hands in Gold Bars at the poor persons expense!!!!

Great place, great people. Love what they do. They take very good care of the animals and place is…read morevery clean.

Can't say enough good things about the folks at Furever Home in East Petersburg. They provide a…read moregood environment and the cats here are welcome to live out their lives if nobody adopts them. When I adopted a Pet Pantry cat who was living at Furever Home, I almost felt bad about taking him out of there. Food bowls, litter boxes, cat trees and toys everywhere! Zero rocking chairs! This is kitty Valhalla, at least at shelters go. I told them I couldn't compete with that many trees and toys. But what these cats need most is a home. And that part is working out well, at least in my case. This older male cat had no reason to bond with me but nevertheless, here he is as I write this, hopping into my lap and waiting for me to go to bed so he can curl up next to me.

We adopted a dog from MLAR years ago and have donated to them ever since. It is a fabulous…read moreorganization that truly cares about the animals in their care. Be patient. It is so traumatic for an animal to be rescued, adapted to new surroundings, and vetted. Then after the animal is brought on board to MLAR, getting them adopted out is yet another stressor for the pet. Having an animal returned, or worse, turned out, because the new pet was not properly placed in NOT in the pet's best interest. These folks do their best to ensure the placement will be a success. Our little baby came to us after being rescued and cared for by MLAR. We are forever grateful.

Terrible personal experience. While I think the person in charge ( Lisa) is trying to provide an…read moreoutstanding experience there policies are all over the board. I visited a dog we thought we were adopting. Arrive at 10am to ensure I was first person to meet Bella only to find out First Come First Serve was only myself. Apparently one of the people working there made an arrangement with another family. Four visits over 4 days and no one tell you someone promised dog to another family. I feel like I did the day my previous dog passed after 14 years. I want to say don't go here but the animals need you.

When you walk into the BVSPCA there's a wall with the names and dates of the animals who have been…read morethere the longest. Why then would they rush animals through - who were brought in as strays and had names attached to their microchip? It'svery interesting to me that a non profit who prides themselves on being "good guys" is worried primarily with image. Their CEO Adam Lamb makes over 400,000 a year and Mike Kaviani their COO makes over 100,000. My indoor outdoor cat was taken there and adopted out. The details of which are unnecessary as my legal standing is moot. I will never see my cat again. An animal I adopted and had for seven years. I'm writing this review to inform people of three things... first, is that if you adopt there is a chance your animal could be sick - there's no way they did necessary tests in the amount of time they had my cat. Second, there's a chance an owner could come forward and claim your pet. Third - I wrote a review before ... and was contacted by Mike Kaviani personally. During that call he asked me to remove my reviews. Which I obliged. I've noticed the goal, was and will continue to be damage control but I'd like to directly speak to Mike in this review and say that since it takes negative reviews to get your attention... maybe you will change your policies. I honestly believe that at the very least I can use this opportunity to save someone else from the heartbreak my four children are experiencing.

I had a great experience at the West Chester SPCA. I came in on a weekend and although it was quite…read morebusy with intakes and people coming in and out, the staff was great. Our heart strings were pulled towards a small dog named Cheeko who was on quarantine at the time. Since he was still quarantining we weren't able to play with him or touch him but one of the girls happily dressed up in protective gear so we could see him interact with her to see his temperament. We ended up getting him and he has been such a wonderful addition to our family. The staff has been amazing throughout the adoption process and very knowledgeable. They gave me clear instructions and information for his wellness visit and scheduled him to be neutered (which was included in the cost). I know your job is thankless at times so thank you for all that you do for these fur babies. Thank you!

Our little guy left us for the rainbow bridge a week ago and the lovely staff sent a signed card…read morethat they all signed. Thanks we will. He rush it!

Made me wait about almost 2 hours, to then just tell me I'm denied for adoption , could've said…read morethat from the start and wouldn't have made me waisted my time after I travelled hours to get to this place and had hours to travel back home, giving people's hopes.

Everyone was very efficient and nice. Very clean areas for all the pets. 2nd experience of…read moreadopting in addition to clinic care experiences. Adopted a puppy this time. Bunny in the past. xoxo

Clean shelter and very friendly staff!! when I first walked in I was greeted and directed where I…read morewanted to go. all the cages were clean and volunteers seemed very loving towards all of the animals . I got my cat here and is soooo sweet with all the vaccines he needed!! I really recommend coming here for a fur baby.

absolutely insanity the hoops that are set up in order to adopt a cat. I understand. needing a…read moreprocess to be approved but their process is so strike it's seems as if this is more so a tax write off scheme than a rescue looking to house homeless cats. their customer service is basically none existent. I had to send 2-3 emails in order to receive one email that had more hoops to jump through than answers. If you're never owned a cat you can't not adopt due to their ridiculous rule of needing a years worth of "feline" vet records in order to adopt. if you have dog records they will not count that. Good luck, they're a tax write off more than an adoption center.

After visiting Cat Nook Cafe, which I found out is run through this nonprofit, I fell in love with…read morethe cats. I ended up adopting Claire from Cat Nook Cafe. Animal coalition of Delaware County made the transition smooth and everyone was so sweet. I know that they care about the cats. They thoroughly vetted me as they should. The reviews of people who are mad about not getting their cats, please realize this is probably because there were something wrong with their application. It is in no way indicative of the rescue. I love Cat Nook Cafe and if you haven't visited, you should. enjoy these pictures of my baby Claire.

Hello, I adapted Dapper Dan from La Mancha, Thanks to La Mancha take care of animals…read more Dapper Dan is AMAZING. Thanks.

I had heard and read about Lamancha and was expecting a great experience there. It was at first…read morebut I soon discovered it was not a good experience. I feel that it was expected of me to adopt no matter what & fast. I was also treated like I was inept of walking a dog, telling me don't go here, don't go there, watch this, and that and was told twice about putting the walking rope ring on my wrist I am not a 2 yr old and I have had dogs I realize they have a job to do and are watching out fo the welfare of the dogs But such a big turn off and took the joy out of my day I walked away without a dog and I could see and feel a complete annoyance that I didn't adopt She was trying to make me feel guilty by telling me that the dogs i was interested in would be a good dog for me First of all she doesn't know me, 2nd she wasn't hardly around to see how it was going She showed no empathy at all when she seen how upset I was. If her and the other one showed more heart for potential adopters then maybe more dogs would get adopted there. She also told me how the adoptions were low and that people come and walk away without adopting Well change your attitude and maybe you will get more adoptions Don't guilt trip people with that I don't take adopting lightly, I want to be sure the pup is a good match for me and vice versa So their whole demeaner changed as soon as I decided not to adopt I guess i was taking too long to decide, well too bad And Jeff I heard your comment when i was having trouble with the rope leash(not really a leash) saying "she doesn't know how to put it on??" I figured it out without your help and I noticed your disgusted look at me! If things and circumstances there are making you feel unhappy there then maybe its time to quit and find something else to do with your time. I did talk to some really nice volunteers there This in no way a reflection on you!

they are negligent. my cat escaped, was trapped, and brought here…read more he is vaxxed, updated on everything. i've raised him since he was 8 weeks and neutered him when he was still a kitten kaleigh tomasson needs to be retrained, or whoever put him under to clip his ear. THEY FAILED TO SCAN HIS MICROCHIP. THIS SHOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED. when i called they said "oh must've been an accident!" are you kidding me??? i only found my cat because i posted him everywhere and luckily and rescue foster lady was able to help me track him down. you failed at your jobs. don't take your pets here

Easily 5/5 stars. Everyone at the clinic was incredibly patient and compassionate with my dog. For…read morefolks looking to find a clinic where your pet is actively invited to see the vet as a positive part of their health routine, this is the perfect place to be. After struggling to find a vet who goes at my dog's pace, finding BVSPCA is a relief. The vet & techs each took their time making my dog comfortable with the clinic, getting down to her level and modeling cooperative care throughout the visit, and the front desk was welcoming and well-organized. By the end of our visit, my dog was fully relaxed (the treats our vet brought out didn't hurt!), and excited to continue her day. We're happy to find this clinic and will be recommending!