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    Second Chance Animals

    2.9 (18 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Guardian Angels Cat Rescue - My new friend! Thanks guardian angels for matching me with her :)

    Guardian Angels Cat Rescue

    (8 reviews)

    I adopted my first cat from Guardian Angels a few months ago and Kim and Susan were so kind and…read morehelpful. It was clear to me that they really know each of their cats and care for them very well--they took the time to get to know me and understand what I was looking for, and suggested a cat who seemed like the perfect fit. They both were eager to answer all of my many questions throughout the process and even helped me out by dropping my new kitty off since I don't have a car. My girl had a few minor health issues after arriving (most likely due to the stress of moving/change in food) and Susan offered me advice about different things I could try and followed up numerous times to make sure she was settling in okay. The process overall couldn't have been any smoother and I am so appreciative of Guardian Angels and the care and diligence they put into finding good homes for all of their cats. If I ever decide to adopt another cat I'll definitely work with them again.

    We've worked with this organization for over 5 years as a foster family. From this perspective I…read morecan strongly affirm that the cats are extremely well cared for. All have vet visits, great food, and most importantly, attention and caring to help their transition from whatever their previous situation was. The fostering process is great at getting the cats ready for their new homes. If you're looking for a cat, I suggest Guardian Angels without reservation!

    Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire - ~Princess Aliyah Qualley~

    Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire

    (12 reviews)

    I don't know why everybody keeps putting stars on this place. If you adopt an animal and you bring…read moreit back, they will put it to sleep. This is not a good place to bring your pets, and they do not care. They killed my cat. I got stuck in a really bad position and I had to move but was getting a place in two weeks. They told me that I had to surrender which I did but I told him I would be back in a couple weeks if I could readopt I just had nowhere for the got to go at the time. The next day I called them and told him that I had a bunch of food and his favorite blanket, and a cat house for them. They proceeded to tell me that the cat was no longer alive. Unreal how anybody could even bring an animal here adoption fine.. don't ever bring a pet here to give it up. Go to a Manchester animal shelter, or MSPCA in Methuen.

    Before I moved back to New England, I searched for animal shelters in the area. I volunteered at…read morethe Irving Animal Shelter in Irving, Texas, and I loved it. I was hoping to find a place where I could do the same. - The Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire is a really nice place. It's right on Route 101. There isn't a ton of parking here - maybe 10 spots up front and 20 or so in back. It's not a large place (not compared to other shelters I've been to), but it's nice. - I've described this place to people as "mostly cats and rabbits" because they don't have a whole lot of large dogs on site. At least, not many that the general public can view. - I signed up to volunteer. You have to first take a "class". It's two hours long and you have to donate $10 at the end - more as an act of faith that you're serious about being a volunteer. (Also, they really need the money). The class wasn't much of a class, to be honest. You don't learn a lot, you just hear about all the good things the shelter does or has done. After the class is over, you have to sign up again for training. And the training could be in anything from "small cage cleaning" to "walking dogs" or "laundry". You get to pick which one you come back for. The next time you come back is your first day of volunteering. I've come back to learn about their dogs, but as a new volunteer, you don't get to interact with many dogs. Many of the dogs here are "senior only" meaning, only a "senior" dog walker can take them out. A "Senior" walker is defined as someone who has booked 50 hours volunteering here. It's very technical. You have to sign up online to come in to volunteer - you can't just show up and help out (well, you can, but it's almost discouraged). They have a lot they need to get done and they do it by having volunteers sign up for specific things - laundry, cage cleaning, etc. What bothers me is that there are a lot of dogs here, and I have time and I've handled all kinds of dogs in the past - but I'm not allowed to help because I'm not a "senior" walker here. I just feel bad for the dogs here that aren't being taken out because a "senior" isn't around that day. - OK I digress. Otherwise, it's a nice facility. Lots of really nice cats. A surprising number of rabbits. There was even a turtle there up for adoption last week! The dog kennels are a little shocking to see - they're in a room that smells like bleach (this place is big on cleaning) with glass doors to the kennels. There is only one outdoor fenced-in area for the dogs to exercise off leash. Volunteers can take the dogs on-leash through the woods/trails behind the place. - I just wish the place had more land - they could use some outdoor runs for the dogs. Let them play and that way potential adopters can see them having fun and not barking behind glass doors! - It's a good place - very well organized and passionately run.

    MSPCA Angell - This sweet kitten came in for her first primary care visit with us. She was adopted from Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem.

    MSPCA Angell

    (891 reviews)

    Jamaica Plain

    I received a quick appointment for labs. Dr Stokes called with the results. I was able to pick up…read morethe medicine that night. When I called for clarification Dr Stokes called me back and helped me move forward with my cat's treatment.i cannot ask for more. Communication has improved 300%

    Everything. I brought my dog to Angell after VEG consulted…read morewith them about repairing an incision that had opened 2 days after TPLO surgery. Angell quoted about $3000 for the repair. When I got to Angell, it took almost an hour for triage to even look at my dog. It took another 5-6 hours before I we were seen by a vet which means my dog was left on a tile floor in the waiting room with an open incision that was seeping blood and with no pain medication or sedation. When we were seen by an intern - I don't remember her name but she was horrible, yelling at me to keep my dog still - she checked the wound, took some pictures, and disappeared. When she came back, the cost she gave was what Angell told VEG. I went to pay and was told that I was given the wrong quote and it would be $7-10,000 and that my dog would absolutely need a second surgery in 8-12 weeks. I was able to contact the vet tech where the original surgery was done and she asked the intern if they could bandage it in a way it would last 24-48 hours and she said yes. So, $600 later, I took my dog home after being told he had not been given medication and that he was aggressive with behavior problems. My dog is a favorite at my real vet's office and they always comment on how sweet he is. 7 hours later, the bandage had completely loosened and the incision opened completely, exposing the plate in his leg. I decided not to return to Angell and went to Blue Pearl where they properly medicated and bandaged my dog's leg. 24 hours later, I brought my dog to my vet where they repaired the incision for less than $1000. He did not need the surgery Angell wanted to do and he did not need an additional surgery. Then, I got a bill for medication for my dog even though the intern told me no medication was given. After 3 requests to talk to management, someone finally got in touch with me, told me my dog was given medication, and that if I didn't pay, they would ruin my credit (I sent them a check not even made out to them and they cashed it anyway - isn't that illegal?). I told them I believed they should reimburse the charge for the incompetent bandaging that I had to have redone and they refused. I filed a complaint with my credit card company - with the bills from Blue Pearl as well as the bill from my vet showing the work that actually needed to be done and they agreed that the charges should be reversed. Angell refused to reimburse any money. I hope you're happy that you stole over $600 from a senior citizen on a fixed income and that you would have done 2 unnecessary surgeries totaling over $10,000 if I had agreed to it. I remember now why so many people say that Angell is where dogs go to die. You people are horrible. You kept my dog waiting - in pain - for hours, lied about medicating him, lied about him needing two major surgeries, and did an incompetent job bandaging up his wound which needed to be redone 7 hours later by a competent vet. If I could give you negative stars I would. I will never trust you to even touch one of my dogs again. The only thing you want is money and you're willing to lie and do unnecessary surgeries to get it. So, enjoy your blood money. You're a bunch of thieves. If you provided competent service, at least I could justify paying but not when someone else has to do the exact same work, except they did it properly.

    Second Chance Animals - vet - Updated July 2026

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