Not always the best deals, but you can usually find what you're looking for and the place is pretty…read moreclean.

The store itself is nice, looks organized and most of the staff seem kind enough. Janitorial dude…read moreis another story, they have a single restroom for each gender. Husband and I both had to use the restroom I guess we interrupted his cleaning he had walked away or something and wasn't there so we thought it was fine as there were no signs saying otherwise. Using the restroom there was no knocking, just him trying to open the door saying son of a b*tch, loud enough I could hear him through the door. If I didn't lock it he would've barged in on me. He did the same thing to my husband in the men's restroom. What a ray of sunshine. If something so small is that bothersome choose another profession, take a moment to look at your life. Reevaluate your attitude sir.

The staff here are so wonderful and accommodating. Went out of their way to let my husband and I…read moremeet a dog we had seen online just an hour before. The facility itself was clean and seemed pretty well- organized. There was a kitten adoption event going on the day my husband went to pick up our dog too. Easy to find on Google and Waze, and the adoption process was simple and straightforward. They have a TV in the lobby and a screen that shows in what order you will be served. I also noticed that not even 15 mins after we adopted our dog they removed him from their website's available dogs, which is good to know that they keep their sites well-maintained! A little about the adoption process: I went in and met the dog that we were interested in in a room with one of their staff, they told me all the info they had about him and let me interact with him. Then I agreed to move forward with the next step which was a meet and greet with our resident dog, which we did outside with some parallel walking and then nose to nose as they got more comfortable. After that point. Point it's up to you to decide next steps. Obviously, ours ended with a happy ending and a new four-legged family member.

There are amazing people my puppy loves them and they love him always a good time ... they…read moredefinitely have helped us save money on vet bills

My wife and I were headed to the Raleigh Farmer's Market a little over a year ago, and she decided…read moreto stop on the way in Cary at a fabric store. Bored as I would be with that, I walked over to PetSmart to watch the rats and lizards and all. Turns out there was a representative from PAWS there with a kennel full of kittens looking for homes. Needless to say, one of them came home with us that day, and we've been better for it. PAWS did a great job keeping up with the kittens' medical needs, as all of the kittens were already litter trained, had up to date medical exams, and had been fully vaccinated, dewormed, and spayed or neutered. Considering that, they had the adoption fee set at $75, which is pretty reasonable, considering the amount of work they did for you. The animal foster family there that day also had their foster animals on a high quality diet of Innova canned kitten food (our cat's still on Innova, but we switched her to dry food after a few weeks) and seemed to be very well socialized. First of all, I support ANY group that tries to keep animals out of high-kill shelters. Secondly, PAWS makes the adoption process exceptionally easy for any of their animals. And third, they try to find homes for animal stuck in high-kill shelters (I know that's a repeat, but it's important). I honestly don't care where you adopt your pet, since that's one less animal confined to a shelter, but I had to gives PAWS 5 stars for making it especially easy.

We just recently rescued our furbaby from the kind people at PAWS and I couldn't have been happier…read morewith the whole process. The adoption fees were extremely affordable for everything they do for your new family member, and they are extremely responsive to messages and will answer any questions for you. The adoption process itself is very easy and quick with them, and I would highly recommend anyone wanting to rescue to check them out. I drove three hours to go pick up my boy there as they were holding an adoption event and they made sure things were all taken care of and ready for me upon arrival. Thank you all so much!

I have no idea how I haven't reviewed NACC yet, so in honor of our dawg's Gotcha Day coming up,…read morehere I am! The staff and volunteers absolutely do a fantastic job here, and the animals receive attention and love while they wait for their forever home. I followed them on Facebook for a while, watching longingly as adorable photo/bio combinations popped up in my feed, sometimes showing the Husband pups who were particularly sweet-sounding. It's all about breaking the resistance down slowly over time. Drip effect, folks. They've been indoctrinated without even realizing it and suddenly the whole family is in the car on their way to see a sweet Husky girl. Who of course is already adopted when you get there. And of course your son falls in love with a handsome pit bull who OF COURSE you take home instead. This is the cheapest animal I've ever adopted, and he came neutered, microchipped, tagged, vaccinated, and checked for food and toy aggression. Moreover, he's been the best friend for our son for a year now. Maybe they could have warned us that he's a bed hog, though!

PLEASE LISTEN TO THE OTHER 1 STAR REVIEW. I had the same experience…read more I went to this shelter earlier this week and fell in love with a beautiful cat. I was told I was the third applicant and that I would be contacted if the first 2 applicants were no longer interested. I received an email that the cat was available and asked me if I was still interested. I sent 4 emails and left 1 voice message the same day. 2 days later I sent a fifth email and received a short reply that the cat was given to someone else. Should you apply for a cat or dog, sure, but expect the shelter to play some games with you. I was a longtime foster with NACC and have donated for years. I'll be taking my business elsewhere since they can't be decent enough to respect my time.

Best pet store I have ever been too. You know how most of the pups in petstores are all cooped up…read morein tiny metal cages? Not here. They are in huge stalls behind glass. They play and always have a bunch of different toys. You can tell this place really cares about the puppies and they are so knowledgable too! The puppies here look healthier than any other petstore I have been too. I know the "adopt don't shop" movement is getting big... but if you're looking for a puppy that you know what you're getting then go here! (They have a lot of mixed puppies sometimes too, so you know they aren't getting dogs from puppy mills!)

They sold me a full blown full sized husky claiming it was a Pomsky. lalabaloue's review checks outread more

Sitting in the parking lot today 12/29/20 while family went inside to look for a kitten I noticed a…read moreGentleman who works here go out to a caged area out front to retrieve a dog. This dog was so happy to see the gentleman but it was obviously very nervous and reluctant to be brought back inside the building. The gentleman was extremely patient and gentle with the nervous dog, letting the dog move at his own pace and when it needed to stop the man stopped with it and knelt down to comfort it with some soft and reassuring petting. Being an animal lover, it really means a lot to see these animals treated with kindness and dignity in what has to be an extremely confusing and scary time in their lives. The grounds look very clean and peaceful as well. Great job.

They find animals homes and provide them with spay or neuter, vaccinations, etc. all for a cost of…read moreless than $100. Their place is clean and the people there are very nice to deal with. If you are looking to adopt an animal, I recommend you adopt from here.

From the owner: The Suffolk Humane Society is a volunteer based animal welfare organization. As a 501c(3) non…read moreprofit, we focus on dog and cat adoption, spay/neuter, and community assistance. We are not a shelter per se.

I am the Founder and Executive Director of Dune Dawgs Rescue.Why…read moreare you people making accusations about our rescue ? We have not to date held adoption events @ PetSmart in Nags Head yet this is coming up under reviews for DDR.You seriously need to get your facts straight before posting them.DDR has not one thing to do with any incident at this PetSmart.Please correct your accusations.Thank you!

This place sounds crazy shady! I would never, ever want to rescue a dog through this organization…read more Based on the previous 1 star review , they are irresponsible and unreliable. If you are trying to give a pet a loving home, stay away from rescues like this that do not inform new owners of previous incidences of aggressive behavior AND do not properly secure their animals!!