While walking around Old San Juan, I came across several of the cats cared for by Save A Gato. I…read morewas just passing through, but it was nice to see cats that looked comfortable, relaxed, and safe in their surroundings. it made me happy to see them lounging in the shade, exploring, and going about their day. It added a little unexpected charm to my walk. It's always encouraging to see a community that values and looks after its animals.

Service way beyond to help me adopt a fragile cat. Irma was personally involved. Gabriella has a…read morefew guardian angels and Irma is one.

At such a hard time in our life and on such a horrible day to have it happen this animal hospital…read morewas nice enough to do their best to help our dog who was going into heart failure. The people there were beyond everything we needed. Thank you again Andrea, we will always keep you in our thoughts!

When you drive down the streets of Vieques, you'll quickly notice two things. The horses grazing…read moreacross the island, and unfortunately, a large amount of stray dogs that would appear to be homeless. From visiting with the locals, the Vieques Humane Society is hard at work to provide spaying/neutering for these strays. They also have a program, which due to time constraints we weren't able to do, where people can go play with the rescue dogs on Friday afternoons. It's a nice win win - the dogs get to frolic around and have fun, and so do you! It's like a super short term fostering. They've got their work cut out for them for sure, but it's good to know that they're working hard. If you go to to Vieques, consider donating or donating some time with the pups.

We adopted a dog shortly before a vacation that was already planned, and our dog ended up having to…read moreget spayed a few days before we went away. Camille took extremely good care of our pup who still had stitches and needed twice-daily medication. Camille came to our apartment the night before we left to meet us and the dog, and ask about any special needs/preferences, explain rates and check the dog's medical history. I would definitely recommend, and will be using Camille's services again!

My wife had to take a last minute trip and we needed someone to look after our dog. We decided to…read moreuse her service and we are so glad we did. She took really great care of our dog with personalized service. We got daily updates and pics and we could tell how happy our dog was. I will definitely use her services again for our next trip. Highly recommend.

Wow, Alyssa has been a godsend for us and our dogs. We have an unheard of 8 dogs at the moment due…read moreto rescuing a pregnant mother. She has cared for our dogs so many times I cant count. Every time we leave we know they are in good hands. The dogs are so happy to see her everytime she comes to pick them up. If you need a sitter, she is the best, hands down.

I have a soft spot for needy animals. I just can't stand it of how people on this island treat…read moretheir pets. Pets are part of your family, and unfortunately in St. Thomas many people see dogs and cats as a way to make money through breeding, something to torture that can't fight back or they just neglect them. This is also a very difficult housing market to convince landlords to accept pets. The hubby and I have been lucky to find places here that will accept pets. But beware they may change their mind after you start living there like we experienced with one crazy landlord lady. So all of this means that this organization has its work cut out for them. I've volunteered here as well as fostered and adopted from these folks and it is a small group of people that do amazing things with so little. After the hurricanes hit they flew all of their animals stateside to rescues that would take them because the shelter was badly damaged. So many people fled after the hurricanes, leaving their pets behind permanently that the shelter quickly filled up again so they organized another large transport out stateside of over 50 animals. All of the funding to do these kinds of things are through donations and a thrift store they run at the front of their campus that has been inundated with donations after the hurricanes. So if you are unable to volunteer or foster, you can support this non-profit by shopping! If you're traveling here here consider taking a dog or cat back as check in luggage or a carry on through the pets with wings program that finds travelers going to the states where rescues have partnered with the st. Thomas humane society to find their adoptable animals forever homes. There is no cost to the traveler and the rescue will meet you at the airport to pickup the animal. A society is judged by the way they treat their animals. St. Thomas has a long way to go on this front but the humane society and its team of volunteers is a wonderful hope that it can get better here. #St.Thomas #USVI

I love this place! My husband and I spent a day walking the dogs and "socializing" the cats. It was…read moresuch a wonderful experience to be able to give back to a place you're visiting. If you are here on vacation and have a few hours, I highly recommend that you stop by. They take day-of volunteers (but call first to make sure it's a good day), and you can walk the dogs around the trails, and play with the cats. The cats were so incredibly sweet and definitely don't get enough love! We miss the sweet animals we got to see.

I made grooming appointment by phone last week. Went today and the appointment had "disappeared"…read more Then the employee tells me my dog had suffered anxiety last visit (up to today I had been a Petsmart grooming client for the last 8 years with no anxiety issues whatsoever) and that she had to charge extra for a "rush job" or they couldn't do the service. They already charge $70. So, besides wasting my time during the pandemic, they are over charging and trying to fool clients. Never again. I can get better grooming and services at my vetenirarian for $50.

I scheduled a confirmed 6:00 PM grooming appointment online today and arrived to find out it had…read morebeen incorrectly assigned to a manager who does not groom. No one contacted me beforehand, and no solution was offered when I arrived. Will never go back cannot believe no one would notify.

Last year i went to them to take 2 cats they said they had no room. One year later they still say…read morethat they have no room , only for one baby kitten. Is disgraceful. And I would give monthy not even that.

Great animal shelter in Hormigueros (northeast of Cabo Rojo). They care for young and old dogs…read moreand cats in a clean environment with devoted employees and volunteers. Consider this Sanctuary if you are considering adopting

Got to take a puppy to the beach! And there is a way to adopt dogs/cats from here and fly them home…read morewith you very coo

Do a great job with very limited $$ and resources, the shelter still manages to take in and care…read morefor a huge amount of animals. Could use a lot more help. Our Pup(Picture) , was fixed, had all her shots and is now a very healthy, happy, goofy One year old. Thank you St Croix Animal Center!

I learned from the Humane Society Thrift Store on US 1 in Vero Beach that donations meant for the…read moreshelter should be brought directly to them because there's no pick up schedule. I was directed to the shelter, which is just a few miles west, and my donations were happily accepted. I adopted my kitten Winston from the Humane Society 4 years ago and he remains my beloved companion. Thank you to a wonderful organization!