There weren't many dogs to choose from. I was greeted, but no one offered to help me explain the…read moreprocess of adoption. They had a lot of large dogs very few little dogs.

Rude staff, the front desk lady dragged a dog by his neck gagging him to the point where he threw…read moreup and peed all the way to the shelte's entrance, just a bad place overall, disapponted.

Know before you go: 1) Oregon Humane Society is one of very…read morefew shelters that I have visited that supply ear plugs for visitors to use. May I suggest that you use them when entering dog adoption kennels. The kennels can get very noisy. 2) Meet and greet areas are available for you to get up close and personal with the dogs. 3) One of the keys to a successful dog adoption is finding one whose energy level matches your own. A high energy dog and medium to low energy owner is not a good match. 4) Basic obedience training is a very, very good thing. Believe me, you don't want to be the one chasing your happy-go-lucky dog down a busy street after it got loose! The recall command (come) can literally save your dog's life.

Adopted a pitbull mix in Nov 2025. They described her as a 4 or 7 mo old active dog. She met my dog…read moreand they loved each other. I take my dogs everywhere. Unfortunately out of my home she is so other dog aggressive she can't really go anywhere. She even jumped out of the window of my moving truck to attack a dog walking down the street. I called there behavior pet line twice asking for help with her behavior. They return the call, act like they care and say the will get back to me. Then they never follow up. About the age, the vet said she is more like 2. I cannot recommend this shelter.

Love these guys. They are caring and actually screen applicants which means kitty's go to good…read morehomes All the feels.

From the owner: trap-neuter-return, cat adoption, cat rescue, feral colony managementread more

I mean you get to snuggle kitties that you could possibly choose to keep. It's a wonderful…read moreorganization and the dopamine is real.

The facility was well cared for and the attendants were knowledgeable. Unfortunately, a horrible…read morefamily barged into the no kids allowed room and terrified the kittens so bad 1 kitty climb halfway up the wall. No one was around so I felt I had to intervene which made me uncomfortable. I have adopted 2 amazing cats from FoF. I will return if I add to my feline family.

We had a great experience with Dapper Dog Mobile Grooming. They arrived right on time as scheduled…read moreand finished in a little over an hour, which was awesome. They were very attentive and thoughtful--when they noticed my dog's coat tends to get dry, they made sure to use a hypoallergenic shampoo. His nails were clipped and filed very well, too. You can really tell they care about the dogs they groom and take pride in their work. Overall, a smooth, stress-free, and positive experience. Highly recommend!

Expensive but worth it for me. They do a great job. And I rest I am adding is because my review…read morewon't be posted unless I type enough letters.

These kind people made a very very nerve wracking, sad and frightening experience tolerable !!!…read more Each and every employee acted with compassion, empathy, and a desire to help this poor sick Kitty and me ! My 8 year old very active Kitty became lethargic, stopped eating, and was very warm on the eve of the 22nd of December, on the 23rd when he was no better I contacted the Salem, Emergency Vet at approximately 10: 30 p.m and was told to bring him right in. Only to receive a call about 15 minutes later telling me that the ER had to stop accepting patients as they were over run with emergencies. They suggested the Corvallis Emergency vet. Sadly, I had to drive my very ill Kitty the 50 plus minutes in the pouring rain to Corvallis where I remained until 5 a.m., hundreds of $$ later, some RX's, and no diagnosis. I left with a still very sick kitty. By the end of the day on the 23rd Kitty was not better. I again rang Salem Vet ER and was told to bring him in. after a couple of hours I received an estimate for tests, IV's, and an overnight stay so he could be watched and remain on an IV. The estimate was far more than I could afford. Kevin was very accomodating and willing to work with his team to have the estimate fine tuned leaving only the most urgent and efficient tests and treatments to be conducted. This did bring my bill down somewhat. The final conclusion was to leave my Kitty overnight so he could receive antibiotics and hydration via IV as he had a bacterial infection. I picked KittyB up at approximately 10 p.m. Christmas Day. with a couple of antibiotics and an appetite stimulant, he was already much better and has improved daily. Though all in I spent over $1200. the experience was a thousand times better than the Corvallis ER I must give special praise to Kelly Marie and Kevin, both have the most compassionate and soothing approach to both humans and pets. Also Lisa at the front was terrific as was Hailey.

We have lived in Salem for 20 years and this is our Go-to veterinary emergency clinic. They provide…read moresuperb care and have treated our pets like family. They also strive to keep costs reasonable. I literally trust them with our pets' lives. Highly recommend!

The groomers are ridiculous I took my dog there and she has scabs all over her back they do not…read moreknow how to groom a shih tzu

Very nice staff and they are very helpful. This pet smart is clean and organized. My dog loved…read morecoming to this store so much that he pooped and peed,lol.lol so yes I recommend this place to all. Parking could be better but there is alot of buildings that are close.