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Mary's Feed & Farm

3.8 (8 reviews)
Open • 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Not friendly!! Tried going here for 3 years.. I'll be driving to sandpoint from now on..

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Spokane Humane Society

Spokane Humane Society

(26 reviews)

It is sometimes a little hard to get help but they have very knowledgeable people…read more A big problem is that their animal listings online are not very honest. They won't list things like "bad with small animals" "don't like kids" and things like that. They will tell you in person but if you see an animal you want online, don't expect to be able to get it because of hidden issues. Their website is also slow, buggy, and clunky. We came for a specific dog because as the website listed him he would be perfect. Turns out he would be a danger to my grandchildren. I don't remember his name, but there was a young man that asked a few questions about my home and lifestyle and brought out the perfect dog for me. We had all day to hang out and get to know each other. He is exactly how he described with no real surprises. They said no small animals should be around him and I thought he was skittish. He gets really upset seeing rabbits and cats on our walk. That is more my fault for not completely understanding, but they made sure that I do not have any small dogs, cats, etc before allowing me to take him home. Yes, they ask if you are sure. Not because they don't want you to adopt, but want to make sure it is a good situation for everyone. Even then, my poor doggy has stayed there at least twice. :( So many people who work/volunteer here were sad to see him go and a few weeks later we returned to buy a few things to support them and ask some questions and many came out to say hi to him, they remembered him! I have been in shelters where the people barely care(*cough* SCRAPS), these guys do care. A lot. "Adoption" fees(they should be honest, you are purchasing an animal) are very high for what you get. They don't even make sure the dogs have full shots for that $200+ fee. They don't have an accurate listing of vets that will check out your animal. Most vets are full up anyway. They have a clinic there but apparently, they only accept low-income folks which is partly great. People need access to animal care at reasonable costs. My dog needs a rabies shot, which they failed to do pre-adoption and I can't get him in anywhere but since I am fortunate enough to not be on public assistance, I can't get him needed care there. I could even pay double the normal cost of an exam and vaccine to help out the shelter, but it seems I can not even do that. The quality of the kennels is not horrifying, but they are not great either. If I could afford it, I would give them a huge grant to not only upgrade but also build another shelter in a more convenient area.

I've supported the Spokane Humane Society for years. Ever since that day when we fostered four…read morepuppies that were abandoned on the side of the road. Our experience with the organization has always been friendly and professional. They were very concerned about the safety of the puppies and, as we had been volunteers with them, they allowed us to foster for longer than four weeks to help the puppies trust people again. From that time on, we have fostered on and off for more than 12 years at least. I'm so grateful for this organization and how they care for the animals that Somehow end up at the Humane Society through no fault of their own.

Mary's Feed & Farm - petstore - Updated October 2026

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