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Clear Creek Cat Rescue

2.3 (3 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Alaska Humane Society - Chance-ADOPTED

Alaska Humane Society

(5 reviews)

Thank you AK Humane Society for helping us find our new little kitty!…read more After a visit to an almost empty pound (kittywise) and a very small selection at Pet Zoo, we hit the Humane Society. Okay, yes, it smells like cat pee in a big way, but for a good reason. This place is basically an open warehouse where the cats get to roam free. One side is a big, open room with two floors and some smaller, open rooms. It's filled with cat beds, litter boxes, treats, and toys. This is a great setup for people looking to adopt because the cats can find you, come out on their own tems. There's also a front office where they keep kitties who need more socialization, and then a back room where they keep kitties in cages who are new, getting medical treatment, or who can't be around other kitties. There were only about 5 in this room. The volunteers were very helpful and knowledgeable, especially Brock. He seemed to know a lot about most of the cats, like their age, name, and temperament. He was forthright about details. For example, a few cats were known for fighting or biting, and he let us know that, which we appreciated. They all seem invested in the cat's well being. If you meet a cat you like, you can spend alone time with it. Just ask. One word of caution: some of the kitties you meet belong to the volunteers or have already been paid for, so check before you decide the cat you met is the one. We found two others we liked first, but they were spoken for. All the better, though, because our Mila is a sweetheart. Also, this place accepts cash and check only. I believe all cats there are given shots, spayed or neutered (if necessary), and micro-chipped. Whether you adopt here or elsewhere, if you are ready for a pet, rescuing a kitty companion or two is a great thing to do. The cats will thank you, and you'll be happier for it.

I've worked at the vet office where this humane society takes their cats. The volunteers do an…read moreamazing job keeping an eye on each cat's health, and they give the cats incredible love while in residence! I've adopted two fur babies from Alaska Humane Society, and highly recommend this agency.

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Alaska SPCA Pet Adoption Center

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Disclaimer: I have volunteered at this adoption center, but I'm not getting anything financially or…read moreotherwise from working there or writing this review, besides perhaps a sense of well-being. There are a couple negative reviews on here that lack context and full understanding. ASPCA is a no-kill nonprofit run by a small but dedicated staff, with some help from volunteers. They care a lot about the animals, and yes that means occasionally rejecting applications. I'm sure that is not a fun part of the job, but the process is there with the best interest of the animals in mind. If you do happen to come in and aren't immediately greeted by one of the people you see, keep in mind it might be someone doing their first day as a volunteer! The adorable cats and dogs here are well taken care of by a nice staff that really just wants to see them go to a good home. If you love animals and have the right home and schedule, consider adopting or fostering!

The Pet Adoption Center is a great place, for what it is. This is a place that you had better not…read morebe in a hurry, for any reason. They open at 11am, and the "Open" sign might be lit in the window, but don't count on being helped when you enter the building. Two workers saw me in the lobby area, only to be ignored. 15 minutes later, a gentleman came in asking if there was anything he could do for me. You might get free cat or dog food, no matter what you ask for. I asked for cat food, and got both cat and dog food. Not complaining, at least my friends cats can get some food! By the way, free food is given between 12noon and 2pm. Remember, you had better not be in a hurry/rush, they have two speeds, slow and reverse.

Clear Creek Cat Rescue - petadoption - Updated October 2026

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