My boyfriend was looking for a kitten as a playmate for his other cat. We went in and met with two…read moreadorable kittens and weren't completely in love, so we were going to think on it. Pam stopped us to let us know about another kitten who had just become available that day. We waited for the adoption room to become available and for the staff to bring him in. They told us he was super playful and sweet, but not much of a cuddler. As soon as we held him, he settled right in and just purred away! We knew right away he was the one! The staff were so kind in helping us find him and get the paperwork done. He's made himself at home and while he loves to cuddle, he super playful and frisky!

I just adopted a dog from the SPCA & it was a great experience. Sadly, they are overcrowded but the…read morestaff took lots of time to answer our questions & show us several dogs. Our guy had been in the lonely hearts club since he had been at the shelter more than 6 months. That meant that his adoption fee was only $20! What a bargain for a dog that has been neutered, had his shots, a microchip & revolution flea & tick medication. If we had found a stray or been given a puppy we would have undoubtedly spent more than $500 on those things. Certainly the shelter is overwhelmed at the moment. The staff is doing the best that they can & most of the staff and volunteers are fostering one or more pets at home in addition to their good work at the shelter.

Super friendly and understanding staff! I just adopted 2 kittens from here :) Would recommend this…read moreplace to anyone looking to foster/adopt.

This sanctuary is absolutely incredible. Marlo brings dogs back from their absolute worst state…read more The overwhelming incredible kind of love and care she gives is remarkable. What the dogs looked like compared to now is a complete 180 and they are unrecognizable. More importantly than that she takes in dogs that don't know nor understand a kind human touch and love and shows them a life free of pain and full of love and compassion. This is paradise truly.

love all the animals and everything this rescue does for all the amazing loving animals recommend…read moreeveryone check it out! You will just fall in love with all of the animals and staff.

i have found a wonderful place to donate my money. michele is an angel that resque so many animals,…read moreshe treats all her animal kids with honor and respect, keep up the good work my friend. thanks for being there for the animals that have no voice. thanks again and god bless you all at the resque center,

Cahleigh was awesome with my animals. She is very experienced with medical care and was well…read morequalified for my special needs pets. She was great with communication and I received frequent updates with photos. I had no hesitation with leaving her the keys to my house and was very pleased when I returned and she left a cute fridge magnet that says I'm in the furry feet club! Best of all, my pets loved her and the way she handled them.

My wife and I have two special needs Great Danes. Both are deaf, geriatric, and both require…read moremedications. In fact, our oldest Dane, is 12 and a half years old. My wife is a vet tech with almost 20 years experience. I, can't have kids, so basically? We have four legged kids. Cahleigh, for the first time ever, was able to make our time out of town, completely relaxing. She came over to meet the kids about a week before we were going to leave, she spent about an hour getting the routines written down, she had an actual clipboard with a set of questions, that enabled her to make sure all needs were met. Her rates for overnight stays were completely reasonable, and honestly, with the amount of care given to our animals, she could justifiably charge much more. She sent updates, with pictures, several times a day, made sure we knew everything that had been going on from the moment we left town, to the moment she arrived at our place to take care of our family. She's nothing but professional, and even put our bed sheets in the washer, and washed out the dogs food and water bowls before leaving. She's absolutely magnificent with animals, and I know for a fact, we'll be asking her to come back again the next time we leave town.

I have been volunteering to take dogs out for adventure trails i have taken 3 or 4 different dogs…read moreone in particular I have been taken out more,Louie great dog today I went in they said he could not go for a week they want him there to see if he gets adopted that is bull. They have just lost a dog loving person who will not be doing adventure trails again.i was doing this on my days off Tuesday and Saturday and Sunday. So I took today and Friday off in hopes to spend time with Louie. When I started taking dogs out I took plenty of pics and all the dogs were adopted Louie has not been adopted yet but I'm sure he will be soon.they never told me you could not take the same dog out.this place needs a new manager. They have lost a dog lover who was willing to take dogs out .with gas prices high hope they can find other people .Thanks for reading my review

We adopted a very sweet dog from the Fredericksburg Animal Shelter. She was described as a…read more7-year-old mixed breed who enjoyed playing but was also happy to sit quietly indoors with us. We are an elderly couple and reside in an over 55 community, so we did not want a dog that was too energetic. She is a sweet dog, and we love her and are trying our best to work with her. That is the good part. Hint: We found a vet who agreed to work with us/her. The vet prescribed Prozac for anxiety. NOW! This SPCA seems to be a sloppy organization. 1. When we got there, a staff member pointed to a door and said that we could go there and see the animals. We didn't need a lot of directions, but we had to find the dogs on our own by following our own noses. 2. We had to wait a long time to meet the dog. 3. The answer to every question about the dog was, "I don't know." 4. The paperwork we received about the dog described her as 2 years old and gray. Her age on the cage was 7 and she IS brown. When the inaccuracy of the paperwork was brought to their attention, the answer was "that's ok". 5. We were ignorant and just accepted the mixed breed description. Mixed breed, perhaps but many people have stated that she looks like a pit. This has caused us a lot of grief in our over 55 community. 6. We were told her bad points are she doesn't like her butt touched & is afraid of syringes. Truth: Although she is a sweetheart to us and other people, she will not tolerate any vet. 7. She was so dirty when we got her that before going home, we had to take her immediately to PetSmart for a bath. 8. PetSmart could not bathe her with the neck collar from the shelter on and it was so tight that they were unable to get it off. The collar was so tight that my husband had to cut it off. Poor dog. How could any shelter allow a collar to be that tight?! This shelter should be investigated regarding truth in advertising and animal care.

They always take the best care of our dogs. Our dogs are wagging their tails when we pull up. They…read moreare the best.

My husband and I boarded our dog here this past week and I couldn't be happier with her care. I…read morealso had her groomed while she was there and she came home looking precious and they even gave her a cute little Easter bandana. I feel like they really care about her. We called mid-week to "check in" and they told us how she was eating and behaving. Super friendly place with incredibly reasonable prices. Additionally, they offer a 10% off discount if you board your dog for 7 days or more. Will definitely be using the Hanover Humane Society again for grooming and boarding!

Note: The adoption days are at : * PetSmart at Short…read morePump Town Center, Richmond 11:30am-2:00pm at 11740 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23233 --------------- After we lost our first dog, the house was empty and quiet. I missed having her around. A couple weeks later we went out to a rescues open house at a pet store to get my doggie fix. After the first one, we stumbled onto another one. This one was BARK's pet adoption day at a pet food store. I walked around the cages and saw this beautiful white German Shepherd laying in his crate in the regal way only a Shepherd can pull off. He looked at me with his soft, warm, brown eyes and I asked to see him. The volunteer got JoJo Shep out of his cage and the dog jumped up on me and showered me with kisses. So maybe he didn't have the best manners but he did have plenty of love. BARK had rescued him from a shelter who was going to put him down because of the horrible heath condition they found JoJo in when he arrived. Bob (who runs the place) did not accept that and took JoJo to the BARK vet and after a few weeks, the dog was off deaths door. As a testament to this care, over a year after adopting JoJo, we went back to let JoJo say good bye to Bob because we were moving to California. JoJo ran up to him and almost tackled him!! Even after all that time away, the dog still remembered the kindness shown to him! Bob and the rest of the people at BARK are commitment to the welfare of the dogs in their care. They spare no expense in caring for these dogs and do their best to place them in the best home possible. If the dog is not placed, they can live their life out on the BARK farm. If I was a dog and found myself on the street, I would want BARK to pick me up!!

Wonderful facility to work with!! The adoption process was relatively painless (compared to some)…read moreand we certainly appreciated the thoroughness with which they checked us out and verified our references. We weren't really looking to adopt, but then we saw Kelsey at the Cosner's Corner PetSmart and she was a miniature version after our Sugar who had recently passed away. Our daughter fell in love with her and the rest is history. We enjoyed working with B.A.R.K. so much that when Sugar's sister died a few years later we adopted another girls (Midnight) from B.A.R.K. with equally exceptional service. They are truly an excellent facility to work with and will go the extra mile to ensure all their animals are as healthy as they can be before they are allowed to be adopted out. Most of the time, the sick/injured animals are treated at their local clinic and are then fostered out until they are heathy and properly socialized!!

If it's a problem that may not look good on the spreadsheet they are not going to help. even though…read morefrom what I've been told they are receiving funds from the county government!

The folks in here work so hard to get these furbabies rehomed. They do a really good job with…read moreraising awareness and looking after all the animals, and try their best to get animals in foster homes so they aren't in the shelter the whole time. They're a no kill shelter and often partner with local businesses for events. Their work hours recently changed to 12-6pm, Mon-Sun.