I have a special place in my heart for anyone or any organization that cares for helpless…read moreanimals....especially pets that need a home! The people who run this organization are incredibly charitable and put so much effort into these dogs and cats. I recently visited and they had three dogs available. They were happily running around inside their enclosures outside under the shade of the tree. There were lots of other dog runs/kennels that looks much smaller, but also like they were no longer in use. There were not a lot of animals to choose from-but maybe that's because they all found homes or were in foster homes when we visited. Hopefully that's the case-and they are getting closer to their goal of No More Homeless Pets!

They truly are concerned about pets. I have so much positive to say about Rhonda and Second Chance…read morefor Homeless Pets. I've adopted three kittens from them. The kittens were always very well taken care of and you could tell that they came from quality foster homes. Very reasonable, adoption fees, spayed, and neutered and current on vaccinations. I've also had the pleasure of fostering kittens with Second Chance. The owner does what she says and supplies you with everything you need to take care of the animals. The commitments are not long and she is able to take the animals back as promised and on time. I recently was in there, and there was a woman trying to adopt a dog. It was obvious the woman did not have a home. The owner was not going to allow the woman to adopt the dog because she did not have a safe place for the dog to live. Although the woman was very upset, the owner was very professional and kind as she explained that she could not in good conscience adopt a pet out that didn't have a safe environment. percent she is concerned about the welfare of the animals. I will always refer people to them whether they're in the market to adopt an animal or if they're interested in fostering or volunteering there it's a great place with low overhead and a lot lot of love.!

They help animals many services and fair pricing. Surgery are cheaper than the average vet.read more

A wonderful organization that deeply cares about the well being of animals. They have everything…read morefrom puppies, senior dogs, cats, kittens, rabbits and guinea pigs. Skip the pet shops and come check out their Tiny Town that is also full with puppies. We recently fostered a dog and the Humae Society was absolutely wonderful to work with. They're also a great organization to volunteer at! If you don't have time to volunteer consistently you can come from time to time to walk dogs or read to the cats.

I've only been in here once but it was really clear how much the employees cared about the animals…read moreand the organization. One of the girls working there gave me a magazine and a bunch of information when I told her I was from out of town. I loved that the dogs had more space than a small cage and the same employee also assured my they got lots of walks. There are also two cat rooms for the cats to stretch their legs too. I wasn't there to adopt but would definitely consider adopting from them if I was ever looking.

I had a very bad experience here. The dogs were barking at a 1,000/10 volume and I was extremely…read moreoverstimulated.

We couldn't be more pleased with our experience adopting our wonderful dog from this shelter. We…read morestopped in on a weekday to see what animals were available and were met by a helpful staff member who introduced us to the dogs one by one. This was particularly appreciated, as some of the other shelters just have you wander around by yourself. It was great to see a big outdoor space for the dogs to play in as well. We went home with a few dogs in mind, but decided we wanted to follow up with one sweet dog in particular and decided to go back over the weekend to adopt her. We called ahead of time, and learned that she was actually at a Petco as part of an animal adoption event. We headed out to Petco, where we met several of the friendly and helpful adoption staff. They had all of the dog's papers in order and were able to walk us through a bit of her history as well. It was easy to see how invested the staff was in finding a good home for each animal, particularly the older dogs who are often more challenging to place in new homes. The paperwork was quick and easy, and we even got a discount on the adoption fee as part of the Petco event, so we were able to spend a little more on toys and treats. We got our girl, an 8-year-old pointer, and as we write this review, she is snoring away in her new bed, happy as a clam in her new home. This animals at this shelter seem very well-cared-for (for example, they were able to help our dog gain weight after coming to the shelter on the skinny side, and they serve the dogs a higher quality food than some other places), and the staff appear to give each animal a healthy dose of personal attention. It was actually a little heartbreaking to see the staff say goodbye as we walked out of the store with our new pet. Thank you Utah Animal Adoption Center, for keeping animals safe, happy, and healthy under your care and for working so hard to find great new homes for them all!

I've volunteered here off and on for almost 5 years now. I was so fortunate to be volunteering when…read morea 3 week puppy named grace was dropped off. I decided to foster her and later adopted her We love her so much!! We have since renamed her Scarlett. I had a chance to bring my coworkers here to spend a few hours with the little puppies a couple months ago. If you have a free weekend, contact the shelter and ask about volunteering.

Visited this animal rescue shelter for the first time and it was just a great first experience!…read more Karyn, the director is super lovely and personable - she answered every question I had about a puppy and was accommodating to our schedule. They give you all the info you need for adopting for the first time. All vaccination shots for the pup were administered except for the rabies shot, as that has to be done over 4 months old. In addition, our pup was also neutered. A great place to find your forever pup/dog!

These people claim they are about the animals, but trust when I say it's only about the money. Sick…read morepeople run this place. Paws for Life gave me Medication for my cat without the license to do so! I had to go through the state to find out! Almost killed him! Then called me a bad owner, and wanted the cat back to cover up their mess. They recommended 10x the dosage for his weight! Happy I went to a real vet! crazy how I haven't seen anymore cats from you guys after I reported you!!! Even at petco!!!! I'm so psyched! But also turns out I'm not the only one who reported you. They also lied and failed to tell me my cat had feline herpes, along with all of their cats in the shelter!!!!!! Can't make that stuff up!! Fast forward, after I stopped giving him your "recommended dose, even if he's looking not good" he did a total flip!!! You should have your business shut down!! You people are disgusting. I've only heard horror stories from everyone around town after this.

Walk-in and see the sign "We are having technical problems...." I do love notice…read more 3 Kittens and a GIANT BUNNY in cages up front... my two year old is thrilled. He then kisses every dog in the waiting room personally. Bleh! Front desk lady is very quick, matter of fact, and seems nothing would surprise her today. Animal history checks: A few months back I dropped off a stray which they micro-chip, neuter, and do a background check. I found out today he WAS ADOPTED. I love that they are connected to the animals history. Also, I thought I found my lost cast FLUFFY in the back cages... no kidding I was bawling... my cat of 5 years, but turns out it was dropped off from a family not near me and it already was chipped.. NOT MY CAT. :( I was shaken to say the least. Permits: I needed a domestic fowl permit for my neighbor annoying chickens plus 2 ducks. This will cost my $8 PER BIRD, (so eating my organic chicken is just STUPID because I can buy a Whole Foods Rotisserie for $11, not the point). Limited to 5 Adult birds (no roosters) and 5 chicks and you pay for all 10... but I wonder what happens when THE CHICKS BECOME CHICKENS!!! I will follow up with that answer... I must call PAM. BTW: FD Lady asks if I have cats... yes, 1. "Okay", she says, "that will be another $30 permit and a penalty if his rabies shots are not updated"... Oh dear lord, this permit expires each year. Pets are pricey in SL County. Well, I am super up to code dear neighbor!! Enjoy the eggs I share with you :/ . I am RESISTing the urge to MINUS stars for the PERMIT PRICES because we the people persuade that at the County meetings. FREE FELINE RABIES SHOTS AND NEUTERING FOR RESIDENT FELINES!!! BONUS

APRIL 2026 Below is a text id sent to an employee with…read moreanimal control. She refused help, even when my dachshund was being attacked. She said I'd have to pay $400 to have my pitt picked up and her head cut off to test for rabies. Then officer Martinez took pics down my shirt under the guise of photographing my injuries I'd sent via email. I had to to bring my pit to the shelter, pay $150 so officer Martinez could sexially assault me by taking pics of my chest (I was wearing a sleeveless tank under a jacket) . I had a jacket on but had to remove it to allow unnecessary pics under the ruse of photographing my injuries. When I called ems, they did nothing, didn't dress my wounds. Had me sign something claiming it was HIPPA, it was actually a form stating I refused medical attention. I DID NO SUCH THING. SL CTY ANIMAL SHELTER SEXUALLY HARRASSED ME, REFUSED HELP AND FORCED ME TO PAY THEM FOR ALL OF IT. MURRAY CITY EMS REFUSED MEDICAL INTERVENTION AND THEN LIED ABOUT WHAT I SIGNED. ​​​​​​

I absolutely DO recommend Best Friends Animal Society Spay-Neuter…read more Clinic. They are a caring, resourceful clinic. I would give them 10 stars.

They were no help at all. There was a recording that just told me that the Orem clinic was no…read morelonger open !

I brought Poppy home a little over a week ago. She has a sweet personality and is super smart. A…read moregreat mix of playful and affectionate. She is catching on quickly to house training, crate training, and the basic "sit" command. She also got a clean bill of health from my vet. Timber Creek Doodles were great to work with and provided clear communication and weekly YouTube videos of the growing litter. I'm so happy with the experience and with Poppy. (Her parents are Ginni and Stark.)

This breeder offered to donate a puppy to me as a first responder. They said I just had to pay for…read moretransport. They sent me the wrong puppy! That's not even the worst part.... When my puppy finally arrived, she was bleeding every time she pees. Since day 1... We have been on medications, tried everything, but we will need to have surgery for her bladder. This breeder isn't willing to help AT ALL. They deny even knowing there was an issue and have ceased responding to my texts. Either they knew about her problem and dumped it on me, or they didn't know and they're extremely negligent breeders. PLEASE do not support poor breeding practices. While they may have "success stories" please consider stories like this. The puppy is only 8 months old and we are having surgery next week. This has been awful financially and I'm unable to work my shifts with the fire department. Stop supporting this breeder!!!!