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    Howl O Weenie

    3.0 (1 review)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 4:00 PM

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    PAWS Plaquemines Animal Welfare Society

    (6 reviews)

    For those of you who haven't been here recently, this place is the SPCA now and it's WONDERFUL…read more They recently had an event where your cats and dogs could be brought in to be vaccinated for the year and microchipped (if you haven't already) all for $5. Doing this at the vet can cost you hundreds of dollars, so it's an awesome service they were offering for local pet-owners. I found out about it via their Facebook page. I recommend following them on Facebook to keep tabs on other helpful events they might host! At the event, the staff really tried their best to make things run smoothly and comfortably as possible. As you guys know, that's hard to do in the Louisiana heat and rain! It was a popular event, with lots of people, so the wait was kind of long, but that's inevitable. What impressed me was the staff coming out to check on people and their pets who were waiting outside. They put out hoses and water bowls for the animals and passed out cold drinks to the people waiting. When it started raining, they quickly mobilized people inside and reorganized the line to try to shelter as many people as possible from the weather. So considerate, right? They were really efficient too; the vaccination and microchipping for the cat I brought was completed in less than 5 minutes once we got to the front of the line. The vet administering the shots treated him (my chonky male cat) so well, he didn't protest or complain at all. He even licked the vet's fingers when she was done! I guess my cat liked this place too!

    I went on a field trip with a couple of special ed classes and the staff was phenomenal. They…read moreassisted so all our kids could pet all the cats and dogs. The facility is well maintained and very pretty. Plaquemines Parish only contributes for a third of funding so they can really use donations. Our classes donated newspaper, cat food and litter. www.paws4life.com

    St Charles Humane Society

    St Charles Humane Society

    (1 review)

    My family had an abysmal experience with this shelter. We have been looking for a small dog to…read moreserve as a certified emotional support animal for my mom, who lives alone in an apartment. She found one, submitted her application and apartment lease, and was approved. She was asked to come meet the dog and, as long as the meeting went well, complete the adoption that day. I left work early, picked up my daughter early from camp, and then my mom (who lives 30 minutes in the opposite direction) to make the hour-long drive to complete the process. When we arrived a little after 3 p.m., we were shown to the interaction room by a man and woman who were either staff members or volunteers. As soon as the man left to retrieve the dog, the woman proceeded to tell us that the dog we were meeting and planning to adopt actually belonged to the man; he had had to surrender it due to his living situation, but just that morning had been able to find an alternative place to live and was hoping to get his dog back if my mom's adoption fell through. At this point, despite the male staff/volunteer returning with the dog, it was clear that my mom's adoption was never going to be approved. And it wasn't. Ultimately, they claimed that they had "suddenly" become aware that the dog was not suitable for apartment living and denied my mom's application. We ended up seeing the director, who couldn't even make eye contact with us and who just kept mumbling the same excuse for denying my mom's adoption. After an hour drive there, and forty-five minutes of awkward, frustrating, and completely wasted time at the shelter, we walked away with no dog and not so much as a sincere apology from the director or anyone on her staff to begin the hour-long drive back home. To be clear, I do not begrudge the staff member/volunteer his dog. My issue is the extreme unprofessionalism the staff and director exhibited. My mom's application and living situation had been approved, but someone on the staff decided they wanted their dog back. Why was the dog still listed? Why was my mom not notified of the change in situation before we made the two hour trip (more, when factoring in the distance I had to travel to pick up and drop off my mom) there and back? Why were we shown the dog and subjected to a frustrating and awkward situation, when it was clear from the get-go that this member of the staff was taking back his dog? Why did no one have the decency to just be straight with us and say, "Look, here's the situation. We are so sorry." Even that would have gone a long way. TL;DR--Had a completely inappropriate and unprofessional experience with this shelter's staff and director. Be wary of traveling to adopt here if you don't live in the immediate area.

    Howl O Weenie - animalshelters - Updated May 2026

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