I have adopted 3 dogs and 2 cats from ACS over the years and they are So great. They pull animals…read morefrom all kinds of situations which I think is just awesome (hoarding, abuse/ neglect, surrenders, transfers from other shelters, and even big transports from underserved areas across the US!) They take such good care of their animal populations and they're great about educating new adopters! For anyone who might question their adoption costs, remember that theyre adopting out animals that have had full veterinary care (vaccines, medications, surgery, etc) and even low-cost veterinary isn't free!

I've adopted an animal from Animal Care Sanctuary and they were very attentive to my needs as well…read moreas the needs of their animals. The people who work there are very caring and helpful. They take all the time that you need to help match you with your new animal friend and they don't make you feel rushed. This is a wonderful place and thank God that somebody cares about the homeless animal problem!

They were very helpful when i rescued 2 stray cats and needed to get them fixed. Thank youread more

I adopted a cat from there recently. it was hard to just pick one, the cats are all so beautiful…read moreand good natured. The people there truly treat the cats as their own. They are obviously well loved and cared for. They also take the hard luck cases that other shelters won't. They work hard with the feral cats to get them socialized and ready to go to a good home. The new regulations the state has come up with are going to be financially challenging to any shelter, and especially so for the smaller ones. Any donations to them would help, they are not as well known as the bigger shelters and get overlooked at funding time. Volunteers are always needed, and it's a great way to interact with and socialize with the cats.

This shelter is the real deal, as is the people who work there. The people are always working hard…read moreto keep the place clean, and love the cats dearly and are very passionate about them. The shelter is run down because they dont have the funds for a face lift, but the cats are loved and well taken care of. Please come adopt from this shelter and if you can not, then donate food, toys, etc or make a cash donation. they desperately need all donations and adoptions, as well as volunteers to come in and give the kitties love and hugs. The shelter is crowded but run well and kitties are clean, and seem happy. they would be happier in a "forever home". thank you!

The Bradford County Humane Society is a private non-profit that was founded in 1960. In addition…read moreto being a shelter for lost, unwanted and abused pets, they also investigate reports of animal neglect and abuse through a court-appointed humane officer. They mostly have cats and dogs at their shelter. But they also have rabbits, guinea pigs and a pony.

We were able to pick out one of the nicest kittens we have ever had. Place was clean and animals…read moreseemed happy. We were given a free checkup and $50 off neutering.

The love and care did not go unnoticed. Each and everyone of you deserves a gold star. Sorry I got…read morea little uneasy at the pick up time. My girl is excellent. Thank you again. Gigi & family

What an amazing place!!! Hurting from loosing 2 dogs within 2 weeks of each other (health reasons…read morenot accidents)..I really was lonely and needed a friend since I'm alone. I decided to stop by with my son....just to look. What a wonderful group of people. I found a sweet dog there and went through the adoption process (starts out as foster to adopt) and brought home our new puppy that afternoon. It's been an experience but having a new companion has sent my sadness in a different direction. I couldn't ask for a better place or experience.

Stray Haven will let anyone have their animals as long as they have the adoption fee. They could…read morecare less about the mothers.They just want the babies, babies must bring in the money.They're always low on fosters because some people won't deal with them.They have a hollyer than thoa attitude when they are no better than paws.

We brought our dog here for a neuter - the process was going normal until we went to pick him up…read morethe following day. Our dog was kept overnight at the facility for what was described as "observation" - we would have gladly taken him home same day like most facilities allow but they explained this was their protocol for safety, so we had no problem with it. When he was returned to us, we soon learned that he had not been provided with a cone or other preventative measure to stop him from licking or nibbling at his incision and genital area. As a result, he was able to significantly irritate the surgical site during his overnight stay. Following his return home, he developed notable complications, including bleeding, severe inflammation, and infection. Our veterinarian diagnosed him with hemoscrotum. While we are relieved that his stitches were not damaged, the situation caused him considerable discomfort, extended his healing time to over a month, and required an urgent visit to our local veterinarian. This resulted in over $400 in added veterinary expenses. Meanwhile, I tried to send in this formal complaint along with our vet's statement, and I was met with absolutely no accountable, no desire to talk on the phone (email only), and no human decency to amend the situation and prevent this to other families in the future.