They are still just as nice. The cost to adopt a cat is $85 and a dog is $185 now. They will be…read moremoving soon and have an Amazon wish list for things needed when the building is built

This is the place to go to adopt an animal. They will work with you to adopt a pet, foster a pet,…read moreand let you have a trial period with a pet if you have other animals and need to see if they get along. They are NO-KILL and provide premium vet care for their ill animals instead of putting them down like other shelters may. It's only $75 for a cat, and $150 for a dog that has ALL its shots, heart worm testing, FIV/leukemia testing, any worms treated, and spayed/neutered. They lose money on any cats adopted because this is really expensive to get done on your own. The animals are really sweet and well adjusted to other animals because they are raised in an open environment with each other and get lots of love and attention from the dedicated staff. Going into one of the cat rooms is a delight because you will be approached by so many loving cats just begging to be pet. They have so much climbing furniture and toys, it's obvious they are happy. The dogs are housed separately but with great igloos and are out every day for multiple long walks or let out in a big dog run to play together with other dogs they get along with. The standard of care is exceptional and this is the kind of environment you want your pet to come from.

Female dog found at Huddle House on interstate 57 exit 12. It's across the street from Love's…read moretravel stop. I fed her and gave her water. She was hungry.

I went to the Humane Society the other day, in order to attempt to look at and possibly adopt a…read morepuppy I was interested in. The lady brought out the dog, which was wet and had feces on its shoulder fur. I decided to adopt the dog due to its good personality. After accepting the paperwork the woman came back and asked whether the puppy was going to be an indoor or outdoor dog. I stated that she was going to be an outdoor dog. This killed the deal despite the plan to keep the dog inside till it was bigger. The lady said that their policy would not allow puppies to be outdoor dogs. Perhaps some of the detail that they show in interrogating potential owners would be better used in care for the animals. After 2 wasted trips and broken hearts I can not say we or the dog were well served.

Thank you to the wonderful staff who takes such excellent care of the animals. The staff was very…read moreknowledable. Helped me chose the new member of the family with the right temperment for us. Please adopt and donate to support our local shelter.

From the owner: The McCracken County Humane Society accepts owner surrenders of healthy and adoptable animals…read morewithin McCracken County. We also house animals brought to us by Animal Control and hold them as efforts are made to reunite them with their owners. If not claimed, these animals are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated and made available for adoption. We have been in operation for over 60 years as a 501c(3) nonprofit organization. We gladly accept monetary donations and new or gently used pet items as well as linens such as towels, sheets, blankets, etc. All donations made to MCHS are tax deductible

If you're looking for a fulfilling way to give back to the community, come spend a little time…read morehere. They have so many cats and dogs that need love, and you're able to give them just that. The dogs are able to go out on a leash and play with you, and the cats are able to be taken out of their cages and interact. There are no hoops to jump through, or volunteer applications to fill out; just show up and play! The staff is fantastic as well. My sister adopted a kitty almost a year ago, and they still ask her about him every time we stop in. They all have a deep-rooted passion for their work and it shows. This place makes my heart so happy. :)

Horribly rude and unaccommodating to answering questions and being transparent-…read more Hung up because she kept lying about whom they service saying they don't have to be honest or help me with abandoned kittens

This is the most disgusting animal shelter I have ever been to in my life. Someone needs to CLOSE…read moreTHEM DOWN!! The animals are skinny being fed very little food. My husband and I were looking for a Jack Russel Terror mix. I contacted the Wayne county animal shelter they had a dog I was looking for. They sent me a picture of a skinny Jack Russel Terror mix. I contacted them that We wanted to come to pick him up on Friday. This was on a Tuesday. I received a call on Thursday wanting to know if we were still coming to get the dog. If we were not coming he was going to be put down. I reassured her we were coming. I will never forget that day as long as I live. They had named this dog Pluto. When we walked into the office it was so dirty the smell would have knocked you down. The workers acted like they couldn't wait to get rid of this dog. We had to ask for his information on his shots. We wanted to know if his shots were updated. After looking through a pile of papers we finally had the papers we needed. We asked if he was chipped. They said No but I guess we can do it for you. When they went back to bring our dog out. He ran to me and put his paws over my shoulders. I wanted to cry you could feel every bone from his neck down. This dog had not been taken care of. We ask how long had he been at the shelter. They told us they found him running in the streets. They said they had him for a little over a month. This dog was so traumatized by someone. We brought him home only to find out he was sick. We took him to the vet. He did not have kettle cough or heartworm. We were to give him honey when he started coughing. Whatever our dog Rex had it came from that nasty humane place where we got him. It made us wonder how many other dogs were sick back in that room. If you really care what happens to the animals at Wayne County Animal shelter. SHUT THEM DOWN!!

The humane society looks decent on the outside but the inside is disgusting after you get past the…read morefirst room that you walk into. The workers are some of the most HATEFUL people you could ever meet!!! They have gone to peoples houses and taken their animals off of their property and said they were "running loose"!! They have also tried to take someone to court for a misdemeanor for not getting the animal fixed when the animal was hit by a car after running out the door over a year ago and the president of the board told the person to just take the animal without even getting it microchipped because they just wanted it out of their way! They will do almost anything to get a penny out of whoever they can!!! They are also a "no kill shelter" but the president of the board herself said that they do kill animals they just sweep it under the rug so no one finds out. It is worth driving to another town if you are wanting to adopt an animal! The people at the Wayne County Humane Society do not have good intentions for this business!!! I feel sorry for all of the animals that are locked up in the humane society not being properly taken care of! I wouldn't even want a mouse the have to step foot in this place! Please adopt from another shelter and don't support this place!!!