Offered to help with 5 puppies that had been left in a crate for days outside and we're finally…read moreseized by Animal Control. Thats when the games started. Wanted me to write statements for her about our local Animal Control, dragged her feet on fosters for the puppies even though she herself had puppies and a momma in a hoarder home that had parvo 2 yrs ago, blew up my phone while I was at a funeral wanting me to write something about caddo and made a comment "our legal team will be reaching out". I finally blocked her. She ghosted the puppies and left them in caddo so another rescue tagged them. 2 former fosters said she's made rhem pay for medical care and food and another said ahe ghosted them as well. I guarantee she'll be ss this to threaten to "sue me for slander" like she says to everyone else.

Rude, doesn't help fosters with medical bills for the animals, doesn't help with food. Straight up…read moredropped a signed contract with 10 puppies because we asked them to help cover shots. Then after a month verbally attacked me across Facebook over the same puppies acting as if I did something wrong when their OWNER was trying to re-home them herself saying I just abandoned those dogs who were never my dogs! I even provided proof that I had been helping them for over a year and all they did was block me. Then take glory for "Helping" the puppies they abandoned while leaving a hoarder to have 36 dogs in her house not caring about the parents.

They care they work so hard they were one of the first rescues if not the first here locallyread more

They are rough around the edges, there is a 'who are you?' mentality when you come in, and their…read morevoicemail is demoralizing. However, once you get past that you see the good they are doing. The volunteers are able to stuff more than twice as many dogs as Caddo animal services into a property while maintaining humanitarian standards and even making it fun for the dogs. There is a lot to choose from the they told us which dogs would fit well with our housing style, other pets, and other factors we told them about.

I adopted a cat, and the experience was very good. The cattery was very clean, the cats were…read morepretty happy, did not seemed stress, the people were helpful and were aware of each cat's personality and their strengths and what kind of person/home would be best for each cat. They provide a bag of cat treats and food to transition their diet with and the process was organized and easy. I left feeing very good about everything here and with a beautiful cat that needed a home.

I am not sure about and can't speak about anyone's reviews and experiences other than my own, but I…read morehad nothing less than a 5-star experience with these folks. I first saw a puppy they had for adoption listed on their website and fell in love. I called them and they told me to complete an application which I did. They did their vetting (no pun intended) and I drove me and my 2 pups to Tyler for a meet and greet with our potential adoptee. Once I arrived, I found a volunteer qho got me to another volunteer who brought our potential adoptee out to meet us. Me and my pups fell in love and we all agreed she was welcome into our family! Thanks Terry and team for a wonderful experience!

Looking for a particular little puppy & found EXACTLY what we were looking for: Shizu/Yorkie,…read moretri-color, very sweet temperament, housebroken, 8 months old - Gusty just celebrated her 13th Birthday with us .. She has attended huge businesses conferences, joined us on our Gold Wing on trips all across the country, attended all of our Family get-togethers .. The shelter Staff personnel was friendly & helpful, offering us information & excellent advice .. Their Service is an Adoption Service into each one searching for that Special new addition to their Family!

This is the dirtiest place ever. The majority of the poor animals that end up there either die…read morefrom illnesses or are put down. Several fosters have tried to work with them and they're not interested, they want money instead. Most will let a good family have a pet for free or an extremely low fee if it's about to be put down but they want the full adoption fee. I've yet to meet one person that actually cared for the animals there. If you adopt from them, be prepared to go directly to the vet.

Great staff, truly care about the animals in their care, night and day difference from caddo, clean…read morefacility, knowledgeable Animal control officers, friendly kennel techs, Susan and Angie are absolutely amazing and so helpful, best shelter in town, yes they do have to euthanize for space at certain times but they really try and network these animals and local rescues pull animals from this shelter, an animal has better luck here than starving to death or getting hit by a car on the street, if you see abuse or neglect call the Front desk and report!!

If I could give them less than 1 star I would. Not very helpful or friendly on the phone or in…read moreperson. Found 2 puppies on the side of the road and they wouldn't even take them in telling me to call bossier parish since I found them in Haughton and not bossier city. When I call bossier parish they told me they do not have a shelter they are a on call animal control business and bring them to the shelter the same shelter I tried to bring them to. Animal Control and caddo parish shelter told me even if they are max to capacity they are still required to take them in. I called the next day and asked if the shelter can take them and they still told me no. Did not want to help whatsoever.

I received ery timely, professional, & caring service! They even gave my 4 year old a little kids…read morebook about the importance of taking your pets to the vet.

Despite being a small center, this independently operated shelter manages to adopt about 400…read moredogs/year (they don't do fosters). Come help out with the Shreveport stray population!

My male dog was neutered 04/02/2026 the next day the surgery area was coal black and swollen, my…read moredog did not feel well at all and kept choking with a crazy amount of slobber , ( I did not know he had tubes in his throat for surgery and had issues with that after surgery) I called the number on my paperwork and had to leave a message, No call back so I called the emergency number and left a message, also as directed I texted the emergency number asking for a call back so I knew what to do about the black color, swelling and the massive slobber and choking. NO call or text back. never received any call or text actually. I had to take my dog to our local vet, he had a fever and a hematoma in the scrotum, received medication and told to watch the black area, should not be black! now back to the vet again because the stitches came out early and the black scrotal tissue has died and is separating from the upper 2/3 of the scrotum! BAD surgery! please avoid Animal Protection League!!! just don't trust them and their alleged vets!

Monroe Local Guide·27 reviews·9 photos…read more a week ago New I went in today to get my 10 year-old Golden Retriever his vaccines that were needed. I tried calling beforehand. Nobody would answer the phone. I tried calling several times no answer so we went in. It was 1:50 PM.The door was wide open with no cars in the parking lot. When I walked in the girl at the front demanded what do you need? I responded my animal needs vaccines. She retorted back aggressively "I need this clipboard back before two". She had an aggressive turse rough demeanor. I said no problem. I turned it back into her at 1:55. She rolled her eyes without looking at me and said "what's his name" again in a very abrupt manner. I had missed a little box off to the right side that I didn't see. I filled that out, put his name on that he was male and his age. handed the clipboard back and she said go sit down. Will call you when he's ready. We were the only ones in the waiting room. Nobody else was in there. After a minute or two of sitting there they called him back. The girl asked me a few questions if he had any seizures or allergic reactions to vaccines, but she never introduced herself, said anything to Bentley or us other than ask us if he'd have ever had any seizures or allergic reactions to vaccines. She said, hold his head, turn his butt. Very aggressive and angry. I didas directed then she said, hold his head straight up in the air nose pointed to the ceiling, which I did, she shoved the Bordetella vaccine in his nose. The entire staff acted as if they were all angry at someone or something. He's a golden retriever, very kind and 10 years old. She treated him in a very aggressive unaffectionate way towards the animal, as if it was his fault she was there. I have been there several times before and never been treated in this manner. I will pay more to go to a regular veterinarian. If you care about your animal and more about the animal than the cost, I highly recommend not going there. these employees who don't wear name tags that I saw don't introduce themselves and treat the animals in a very aggressive way in front of me. I can imagine what they do when the owners aren't there. They should not be working there around animals. Shame on all of them. It's becoming very evident there's something going on with upper management at this particular establishment and it's trickling down to the public employee. my husband and I are both nurses. I'm an RN. I've been in healthcare 40 years recently retired now. If I treated my patients and family the way they treated us and their patient.( my golden) I wouldn't have a job very long. Management allows this to happen