Very easy to schedule via email. Prompt response in scheduling. Thanks for all that you do!read more

I adopted my first cat here several years ago and the whole process was so smooth and enjoyable…read more.. don't know what happened but this place has gone downgraded now. Although the people was still nice, the process of me adopting my second kitten wasn't as smooth and detailed as it used to be. I guess maybe they're understaffed or don't have much budget. I hope they get their stuffs together though because I always recommend people to adopt pets from here!

We happened to come across a kitten we were interested in that was being fostered by the Friends of…read moreParkville Animal Shelter. We were initially a bit daunted by the pre-adoption application which has several open-ended questions to fill out; much more involved than any other shelter I'd adopted from. We applied on a Thursday and received an email Friday informing us our pre-adoption was approved. Since there was an adoption event on Saturday we were able to pick up our new furry friend the next day - meaning that from application to pick up was less than 48 hours. Our experience at the shelter, where the cats are housed in their own separate house on the grounds, was fantastic. The volunteers were insanely kind to our family and let us meet the animal, take photos with him, and then we did a short informational session with volunteers. Our cat's foster mom was there and kindly told us about our new friend and sent us home with an entire grocery bag of treats and toys. One note is that there is a two week trial period where your adoption isn't finalized until that point, at which point your pet's medical records will be released. Not a bad thing, but different than other shelters I've worked with so I wanted to call it out. Overall if I were telling a friend about my experience I'd say that it's more involved and more intense than other adoption experiences I've had, but worthwhile and still incredibly efficient.

I adopted my kitten and the people there are very kind and caring made the adoption process easyread more

Rude staff- unwilling to help. Think the city needs to step in and see how our KC income tax is…read morebeing spent. I have adopted three cats previously. Service has only gotten worse

First time ever going to an animal shelter/adoption place. Tasha greeted me and talked me through…read morethe process. She was super helpful and kind and made me comfortable learning how the process works.

This non profit is a great place to get pets. They are no kill and are a huge asset to Bonner…read moreSprings. They take all the pets from animal control and get them to great homes for simply the cost of the vet care. They are at the Shawnee Petsmart every Saturday for adoption events.

We adopted our cat, Meeny (from the litter of Eeny, Meeny, Miney, and Moe), about 3 years ago in…read moreDecember from Bonner Animal Rescue. She was adopted once before and brought back because the family had too young of kids for a 4 month old kitty. We found Meeny at a PetSmart event that Bonner Animal Rescue was at and I fell in love. I couldn't stop thinking about that sweet kitty that I knew I was going to bring home some day and be her forever home. About 2 weeks later, we called the shelter, set an appointment, and went to the appointment ready to give a kitty her forever home and the volunteers were very nice, passionate, and most of all they loved volunteering! We were there for about an hour visiting with Meeny making sure she was the right fit for us and 5 minutes later we were signing papers. After we signed papers, we left without a cat knowing that the next day, we would have a spoiled-rotten cat that loves chicken, and went to the store and got everything she would need and went home to get everything set up for her to enter her new life! When we went back the next day to pick up our kitty, she was all ready to go and all that was left was to pick her up and get things finalized. Meeny had a little bit of a scare, she thought I looked like a dog with my hat on and she got so scared she hissed and peed on one of the owners. When I took my hat off, she was all lovey again and she was ready to go. We also had another scare with a bell she was unfamiliar with and we went all around the shelter trying to find where Meeny, a tiny kitten, had gone. We brought out some "cookies" (treats) and she came right back. Meeny was our perfect match for our small family. If you are in the Bonner area and are wanting to adopt or foster a sweet, innocent animal(s) or want to volunteer or donate, go to Bonner Animal Rescue!!

Friendly. Nice to my pets and very efficient with giving their shots. Will be bringing them back…read morefor checkup and shots when due again

Yeah I agree with a lot of the other people here. Most of the staff was fine, but when I went to…read moreadopt a cat a woman with short hair who was fairly skinny just made me feel like I shouldn't even try since I wasn't sure if I would need to declaw the cat or not. Not a great experience. Why not just add that you can't adopt a cat if you would eventually want it declawed rather than waste my time by driving out there, filling out the form and waiting for someone to tell me no?

My boyfriend and I were looking to adopt another cat to be a companion for our first one…read more We went online and found a four year old cat named Katie through a lady on Craiglist. She had found Katie and had taken care of her. I talked to this lady for a week or so about Katie and we decided to meet at the PetsMart that she was being kept at. My boyfriend and I fell in love with her, and were ready to get the adoption going. We sat down at the adoption table and started filling out the forms. Then the Adoption lady and her daughter asked us how old we were. My boyfriend was 20, and I 19. We did not see that as a problem, and neither did Katie's finder, however the adopters were disgusted. As soon as they found out our ages, they wanted to get us out of their adoption place as soon as possible. Asking us questions in a snotty way, and being completely rude. We would have been great owners for Katie. I have been an animal lover my whole life, and worked at a PetsMart. I am an animal activist, and Katie would have gotten nothing but love. The adopters knew that, but once they found out that neither of us were 21, it was all over. The last thing the adopter said to me was "We will call you if you get approved for the adoption, but we don't call people who don't." HOW RUDE? The lady who found Katie talked to us afterwords and expressed her feelings towards Second Chance Pet Adoptions, and said that if she had known that they would treat great pet owners that way, she would not have asked for their help to find Katie a loving home. I called the Second Chance Pet Adoptions and left a voice mail a few days later inquiring about my application, and saying that if we did not get approved we would appreciate a call anyway because we wanted Katie to find a home. However, i never receive a call or e-mail or anything. We wanted to give a cat a second change. This cat was 4 years old, and most people want kittens. But we loved Katie. Adopting cats is a great thing to do. I am glad that there or organizations that do it. But, when someone pretty much spits in my face for being young, despite my aptness to adopt and love an animal, that place should be shut down or put under new management. It was absolutely absurd. So a few weeks later we went to Wayside Waifs, where the staff was super friendly and did everything that they could to help us find the right cat. They adopted to us the same day. We did fill out an application and were asked various questions, but they saw what kind of people we were, and that we would take care of any animal.

We can't thank the ladies from Second Chance Pet Adoptions enough for our new addition!!! I did not…read morehave the experience that Mary did... I will say this, they were very protective of their pets in the respect they were diligent on their placement. Their concern was clear on the animals. We couldn't be happier. We adopted our pet at their Adoption Center on Northoak. It is so clean and beautiful there. We love our dog and thanks so much!! Highly recommend them!!

The most caring and organized dog shelter! When you adopt a dog from Dogs by Debin, you are…read moregetting a healthy, fully vetted dog that was either trained, fostered, or both! If you are looking to add some love to your life, adopt a dog from Dogs by Debin for unconditional love! Dogs are amazing family members and Dogs by Debin helps match you with a dog that works best with your situation!

Had the opportunity to both foster and adopt from DBD! Amazing and dedicated organization. The…read moreamount you pay is well worth making sure our furry babies are taken care of. More than that they go to a home that fits them. Highly recommend!