I found 6 kittens and a mom cat at a condo in Foley. They were living under bushes in the complex…read more They were nice enough to take the kittens and find a foster. I still need to catch mom. They offered to help with spaying her, too. This is a great organization to donate to.

Maybe this should be a 5. It is hard to feel warm and fuzzy about animals that are living or have…read morehad a less than perfect life. This is a great place! Recently I found what I thought was an abandoned kitty. It was on a Saturday and someone answered the phone and helped me post information about this kitty. They also allowed me to buy a spay/neuter treatment for $25, which was a great deal. We found the cat's owners in a few days. It was already "fixed" so I gifted back the gift card to the vet who was so nice to honor it. This is a no-kill halfway house and I hope anyone considering a pet will utilize this society.

This is tricky because who doesn´t love the idea of a pet rescue? I understand that the smell…read morewon´t be spa-like and the decor is minimal. Still, it is a bit sad of a place. It is well-staffed the couple of times I have been. It would be great if there was a way to create a more inviting experience. Funds are limited I am sure, but I asked about volunteering a few months ago and was told they were overstaffed.

Amazing Volunteer Run Rescue for dogs and cats. They do transport of 50+ dogs a month to upstate…read moreNew York... every dog has been neutered, every dog has all shots and vaccinations, all who needed it were treated for heartworms, many have had to be treated for injuries, illnesses or infections... all have had the benefits of living for at least 2 weeks in a foster home with a family... and every one was rescued from a horrific situation or was in a shelter prior to the tremendous efforts put into their veterinary needs. Additionally a large number of cats are rescued and neutered and nursed to health... and a few dogs are also rehabilitated and given veterinary services so they can be adopted locally, sent to other parts of the country, or put into service dog programs. It's an amazing organization doing an amazing amount of work.

I got a dog from this animal shelter in 2012. She was about 3 years old. Her name was Sue. The…read moreworker said, "she has been looking for a home for 8 months". I got Sue and she was a great mixed breed dog. This is 2025 and Sue closed her eyes last night. She was 15 years old. A wonderful dog.

I got my sweet baby girl, Bailey grace, from here!! Everyone was great and so so helpful!!!read more

Our sweet girl (Skye) fell completely in love with CCC the moment we walked in the door. They took…read morevery good care of her. She didn't even cry when we left We will be using them going forward. They are amazing

I came back after vacation to some very happy dogs. I can tell they were loved and taken care of…read morewhile I was gone. I was worried about leaving them behind at first. Now I know I can trust Canine Country Club with my babies and enjoy future vacations.

This is a no kill , cat only shelter in Mobile.. We have gotten two kittens from them. They are all…read morevolunteers so the shelter opens on saturday.. It is in a strip mall .. They are wonderful caring ppl who run this and very good at communication.. since it is a volunteer rescue they have a wishlist of items that would help them feed the cats and kittens.. if you are in mobile or just want to adopt a cat or kitten go look here.. They are doing awesome work caring for these cats and kittens..

I recently lost my cat of 18 yrs. I had cat food that I was not sure what to do with it. I donated…read moreit to this shelter. I encourage other to do the same. It is a wonderful thing that they are doing. Help them out anyway that you can.

We loved our experience at Dog Ranch. We did private training lessons, doggy day care, and Board…read moreand Train. Our girl loves Dog Ranch!

Took my sweet rescue, MJ, to The Dog Ranch Resort in Daphne for her 'temperament test.' Some man…read morewho was not very welcoming to me or MJ, just grabbed the leash, disappeared into the back like he was running a top-secret CIA operation, then returned two minutes later to inform me she had failed. Failed what, exactly? Standing there looking adorable? His reasoning was she didn't approach their 'test dog.' Now, I don't know about you, but I was raised to believe it's actually polite NOT to run up to strangers uninvited. Maybe MJ just has better manners than the average dog? Sorry she didn't charge in for a meet-and-greet like a politician at a county fair. Now, MJ is a rescue, and she is cautious, but she is also the most loving, sock-stealing, cuddle-demanding dog you'll ever meet. Fortunately, we took our business to The Palms Dog Resort, where they actually met MJ, treated her with kindness, and now she loves going there. Attaching some pictures so you can see what Dog Ranch considers "unfit" to be around others--spoiler alert: she's basically a teddy bear with four legs.

Yesterday, a small Rat Terrier wandered onto our property looking as though it had been lost for…read moresome time and had not been properly cared for. Although we have two dogs of our own and a new baby at home, we took the dog in, fed it, bathed it, and kept it safe inside overnight while trying to locate its owners. Unfortunately, the situation became very stressful for our household. Our smaller dog was extremely anxious, and our 62-pound rescue dog was also stressed and beginning to show signs of aggression toward the unfamiliar dog. After 24 hours of caring for the stray and being unable to locate its owners, I brought the dog to the Humane Society, hoping they could take over its care and help reunite it with its family or find a safe outcome. What disappointed me was not the mission of the Humane Society, but the way I was treated during the intake process. Rather than feeling supported after doing my best to help a lost animal, I felt pressured and judged for not being able to continue fostering the dog. The gentleman assisting me seemed frustrated with my situation, even as I explained the challenges we were facing with our own pets and the fact that we have a baby in the home. My family has supported the Humane Society over the years through donations and advocacy, which made this experience especially disheartening. I understand shelters are often overwhelmed and resources can be limited, but a little compassion and appreciation for community members who step up to help lost animals would go a long way. We did everything we could to care for this dog for the time it was with us, and I left feeling unappreciated for those efforts. I truly hope this feedback is taken constructively, as I still believe in the importance of the Humane Society's work. I simply wish the interaction had reflected the same compassion toward people that they strive to show animals.

There is a dog that looks starved. Tried and tried to get someone to answer the phone. Poor dog…read more It has been carrying a 15 ft chain for about three weeks. We fed it twice while it was trying to eat garbage. No one answered any of the phone lines today. Whoever owns this blond female dog does not deserve an animal.

I donated some items and the staff is welcoming, friendly & have a great sense of humor!read more

I just tried to take my animal back to the shelter and the security officer wouldn't let me explain…read morewhy I was even up there and started to take multiple pictures of my license plate she also threatened to charge me with animal neglect like I'm trying to return an animal and you all won't take him wow definitely do NOT recommend this place at all!!!!!!