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Animal Rescue Project

3.8 (13 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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Animal Control-Kalamazoo County

Animal Control-Kalamazoo County

(5 reviews)

horrible place, I paid to have my dog in a private cremation and they said he wasn't tagged and…read morecremated him with other dogs and I was not able to get his ashes. the humane society said that animal control never tagged him for private cremation, even though I had called and spoken with them 3 times about it and the humane society did as well. Then to top it off they never even called me to tell me they messed up.... what kind of place operates like this, very unorganized, cluster mess! very unprofessional and inconsiderate! DO NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL! This isn't the first time they've messed up with handling my dogs.

I brought a kitten in there that needed help. Instead of acknowledging the fact that I was doing…read morethe right thing, the lady there, who appeared to have a position of authority, was very snide and agitated with me. I detected a note of suspicion on her part and otherwise she was nothing but dismissive. Any attempt to express kindness was rewarded with a blank regression, tinted with notes of loath. She asked me if the animal "originated" at my property. I didn't quite understand her question since it appeared to be a word salad, possibly on purpose. I told her I wasn't sure where the cat came from, only that I had found it at my back door, meowing. The lady kept widening her eyes at me here and there, like there was something wrong with me. I thought for a moment she might have been considering involving Law Enforcement, the way her eyes kept popping out of her head. Sad, since people have worse options for pets in need of care, and I absolutely won't go in there again unless I have no other option for the welfare of the animal. I felt completely alienated in a place where everyone SHOULD be encouraged and welcomed to utilize these kind of resources when necessary.

Kalamazoo Humane Society

Kalamazoo Humane Society

(8 reviews)

I am so very impressed with our local Humane Society. In a pandemic, they have everything arranged…read morequite well, so that you can help your pet while being safe. This review is for a spay appointment we had in January, 2021. What a way to start the new year! First, the new building! It looks so beautiful from the outside. Clean, well-designed, and you can tell that it is them from the enormous dog statue inside! :) For pandemic spay appointments, you call in and reserve a spot on the calendar when they open the schedule for new bookings. I had to wait over an hour on the phone, but that is because they were closed for almost 2 months, I believe, because of the move. The phone staff were incredibly patient and kind. We drove up on the day of Rosencrantz's appointment, as directed. We waited in line while staff went car to car and ascertained who we were, and put an identifier on our car under the windshield wiper. We filled out the paperwork. Note: Everyone must be masked, and the cat had to be in a hard-sided carrier, per their emailed instructions. The staff members were masked and I felt safe in conversing with them. Then your car gets to the front of the line, and you hand over the carrier. Poor Rosencrantz was so unsure of what was going on! But I digress. At 4-4:30, you drive back and wait in line to pick up your pet. When we were able to get R, the staff member delivering her was very kind and patient with his time, while we asked questions and he gave specific directions. One thing that would have been good to put on the original directions is to quarantine them to a small room for a while, once you get home, and to have fresh litter. Upon reflection, that makes TOTAL sense, but sometimes we don't think ahead. The price was SO reasonable: $40 for a spay, and $20 for 2 vaccines. That price is much appreciated. It is able to be so low because of grants and other funding (thank you!). In all of our interactions with staff, everyone was SO kind and caring. I never felt rushed or had an unanswered question. Highly recommended!

Had an appointment to take my dog to get spayed since it's half the cost of a vets office. When you…read moreget there you have to go in sans dog to check in. I didn't think the people in the parking lot waiting for the place to open were very polite. I was the 2nd car in the lot but other people ran in front of me to check in so I became #4 (not the fault of the Humane Society!). After you check in you go get your dog, but you have to wait until the person in front of you has checked their dog in before you go. Which was kind of a problem in the freezing cold. Especially since I didn't want to lose my spot again to everyone else that was jumpy! My dog was fine after the surgery. She was drugged up so very lethargic but overall everything with the surgery went well. The staff was very nice and friendly. They were talking to the dogs and the people. I wish they would just have a better system to drop off that could be less of a run for it method!

Capital Area Humane Society - Home.

Capital Area Humane Society

(23 reviews)

It has been a year and a half since our dog passed away. Anyone who owns a dog understands what an…read moreimportant part of our lives an animal can be. I'm a cartoonist and I work from home. So having a pet companion is important. Not to mention, great inspiration for drawings. In the year and a half, since our dog passed away my wife and I would venture out to the Humane Society just to pet animals. It is a beautiful place. Very clean. Well-maintained. Filled with caring volunteers and staff. You can see the love when they talk about the animals to you. First, we pet a puppy. And then asked to see a dog my wife had found on their website. Her name was Jewel. She was a nervous one and a half year-old terrier. Who had kind of a rough way. The puppy was an easy answer, but Jewel stole our hearts. The agency was honest about her issues and offered us a test drive. For two weeks we would take Jewel. The Society would give us everything that we needed to care for her. Food, bed, toys, medication. We signed up. We took her home. We worked out the kinks and learned her. She is a loving dog who just needed a little extra time and care. I will always recommend going to the Humane Society or any facility that offers rescues. She may not be a puppy, but she has a lot of love to give. And the Capital Area Humane Society is simply outstanding. We may come back again to get her a friend. But for now, we cannot say enough about this experience. Good form.

Love Vivian so much she is so sweet and playful and loving! Im thinking about getting her a lil…read moreboyfriend from the shelter too.

Animal Rescue Project - animalshelters - Updated October 2026

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