Great bunch of people helping a great cause. There are so many cats and kittens here waiting for…read moreforever homes. If your looking please stop in. The adoption fee is VERY affordable and they come with UTD shots and Leuk/Aids testing. They are just looking for someone to love.

From the owner: We can only assist patrons located within Carbon County, Pennsylvania. Please note, we are a CAT…read moreshelter. If you are interested in dogs, please contact the Carbon County Shelter at 570.325.4828.

They are great people there just trying to help out our four…read morelegged friends. I adopted my cat there. I would go back there. They were at our local Walmart today trying to raIse some money to help the animals out. My heart went out to them. I donated. I realize that things are tight right now - These are the very same people that own pets themselves. Some of these pets are there because that these people cannot afford to feed them. So do what you can & PLEASE HELP THEM. Thanks so much!

Less than one star. I sent in application for adoption on 1/5 /26 called one week later after I…read morehaven't heard from anyone. The rude lady asked who i was interested in I explained that I wanted to pass the application process first, being if I don't get approved for some reason or another I didn't want to get my heart broken. She stated she would get back to me. It's May now and still haven't heard from anyone So I stopped my monthly donation thru play pay . I feel horrible but it's the point of the matter. Pple just don't have to be so rude and nasty . She playing games and only truthfully just wanted to adopt a dog !!!!

This isn't technically an animal shelter, but Yelp doesn't have any better options. Harnessed to…read moreHope (HTH) is a breed-specific rescue agency with a focus on Northern breeds (Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, American Eskimos, Samoyeds, Keeshonds, Norwegian Elkhounds, and related mixes). In other words, they take in needy dogs and volunteers provide foster homes for them until the agency is able to find a "fur-ever" permanent adoptive home. And this is how the amazing, adorable Siberian Husky named Frosty came into my life. The adoption process was amazingly simple (paper application, interview, provide three references). The last step is a home visit on the day of your adoption--they brought three dogs I had seen on the website to my home so I could meet each of them. And...an hour later, I was a new dog owner. Post-adoption, there's an e-mail group to share questions, a blog with updates of adopted dogs, and the agency does a great job of following up to see if you need any help. I've found that if I e-mail them with questions, I would get prompt, thorough replies, which was much appreciated. Definitely recommended if you're looking for a furball to be a part of your life (and as if it were even a question, adoption is definitely the way to go). Note: They only adopt to people living in eastern PA, southern NJ, and parts of MD and DE. Tip: Available dogs are posted on their website with a description and picture, and you can e-mail foster homes directly to get more information.

I just got a new puppy. It's tough with new puppies because they need all their shots and…read moreboosters. Plus a micro chip. My vet wanted $150 to do the micro chip and register pup for only one year. I found the Garden State Animal Rescues micro chip clinic and I am glad I did! They were so kind and personable to deal with. They came to my house to do the injection and they registered my pup with home again for life! The fee? $30 because I live in monmouth county! Not only did they do that service, but they gave me info on training and suggested a probiotic for my puppy's upset stomach. Cannot say enough good about them! Thank you so much Garden State Animal Rescue!

Highly recommend for their excellent service, quality work, reasonable rates, great car wash. Tino…read moreis the man!

I adopted a cat from there recently. it was hard to just pick one, the cats are all so beautiful…read moreand good natured. The people there truly treat the cats as their own. They are obviously well loved and cared for. They also take the hard luck cases that other shelters won't. They work hard with the feral cats to get them socialized and ready to go to a good home. The new regulations the state has come up with are going to be financially challenging to any shelter, and especially so for the smaller ones. Any donations to them would help, they are not as well known as the bigger shelters and get overlooked at funding time. Volunteers are always needed, and it's a great way to interact with and socialize with the cats.

This shelter is the real deal, as is the people who work there. The people are always working hard…read moreto keep the place clean, and love the cats dearly and are very passionate about them. The shelter is run down because they dont have the funds for a face lift, but the cats are loved and well taken care of. Please come adopt from this shelter and if you can not, then donate food, toys, etc or make a cash donation. they desperately need all donations and adoptions, as well as volunteers to come in and give the kitties love and hugs. The shelter is crowded but run well and kitties are clean, and seem happy. they would be happier in a "forever home". thank you!

I have adopted 3 dogs and 2 cats from ACS over the years and they are So great. They pull animals…read morefrom all kinds of situations which I think is just awesome (hoarding, abuse/ neglect, surrenders, transfers from other shelters, and even big transports from underserved areas across the US!) They take such good care of their animal populations and they're great about educating new adopters! For anyone who might question their adoption costs, remember that theyre adopting out animals that have had full veterinary care (vaccines, medications, surgery, etc) and even low-cost veterinary isn't free!

I've adopted an animal from Animal Care Sanctuary and they were very attentive to my needs as well…read moreas the needs of their animals. The people who work there are very caring and helpful. They take all the time that you need to help match you with your new animal friend and they don't make you feel rushed. This is a wonderful place and thank God that somebody cares about the homeless animal problem!

Really beautiful sanctuary. You can feel how loved all the animals here are just by walking in!…read more The grounds are beautiful and clean and the animals are amazing! To watch them interact with the volunteers and visitors is breathtaking! My only issue is we were told to be early for the 2 o clock tour and we waited around for 45 minutes I'm glad the tour was worth waiting for though and I truly believe for people visiting that still eat meat you will make the connection after visiting here, the stories are gut wrenching ! Please visit and donate!

Don't come here unless you're prepared to become a vegan…read more I'd give this place 50 stars if I could. Come here to see how animals of all kinds, not just house pets, should be treated. And come away knowing just how messed up modern factory farming has become. Get up close and personal with some of the most darling animals and get to know their personal stories and how they were rescued. Bring your little ones too, because unlike at a zoo, you can get as close as you like to these fantastic souls. Bonus, after the tour, you get to enjoy a nice outdoor meal. Just watch out for the chickens.

I don't understand this rescue group. My cat passed away, so I have 2 boxes from Chewy with about…read more40 cans of renal cat food. I called 3 times and no one ever got back to me. Do you not accept donations? Or is it just rudeness?

I met Keri when I was looking for a house and we immediately bonded over our love of animals. As…read moretime went on and we remained in contact, she would show me the new rescues and keep me up to date on them as well as checking on how my own cats were doing. I eventually adopted a kitten (Diana Ross) and she matched our personalities perfectly. Unfortunately, one of my cats unexpectedly passed away around the time the litter was getting fixed and she let me meet love bug Smokey Robinson where I immediately fell in love. We let him heal and my house to calm down before she brought him over and we immediately bonded, another perfect match and it was great to keep a brother and sister together (for better or worse because they are crazy now). You can tell seconds within meeting these two that their love for animals is immense and they are willing to do so much for them. They provide the best care and only have the animal's beat intentions in mind. It's not about the adopter, it's more about the adoptee as it should be. I highly recommend them whether you're ready to provide a fur-ever home or get a new home.

If only I could visit this amazing spot every single day! My fiance found this wonderful animal…read moresanctuary on Airbnb experiences: feed and play with the baby pigs. That was the main event advertised and was enough to get me so excited for a trip, but it was actually SO much more! Before we actually even met the pigs, we got a chance to meet and pet puppies, the barn kitten, horses, goats and a mule and I have to say, Robin the goat stole my heart... While we pet and played and fed, Maggie taught us about the work that they do at the sanctuary. They rescue all different kinds of animals from different situations. Sometimes owners can no longer take care of their animal, sometimes they rescue them from livestock auctions (like Tanto the mule), but all of the time this amazing place is just trying to make sure these animals have happy lives. She explained some sad truths behind how teacup pigs are bred (they are basically just fed so little that their growth is stunted) but she just made us fall more and more in love with all of the animals we were meeting. So many animals at the sanctuary were up for adoption so if your house has a spare room, I can totally vouch for Robin the goat. They also have dogs that are looking for homes if that is more your speed. If you are just visiting the area like us, I highly recommend going for a tour. But prepare to get muddy and have very cute farm animals nuzzling up against you. Thank you for such a great day, Wayward Ranch!

Lovely visit to this animal sanctuary with amazing staff who taught us about all the animals and…read morehow they came to stay at the sanctuary. Beautiful animals including horses, goats, and pigs to interact with as well. Had a wonderful time visiting with our children and friends and glad that the ranch provides such an opportunity to visit.