I want to say thank you for your help with my Ducky and Pudden. Thanks to you all they were able to…read morehave their surgery.

Imagine, a place in downtown where you can simply step off Main Street and within minutes be in a…read moreroom full of fur and purrs. The sunlight pouring in the front window, people walking by jealous of the love and attention you are receiving, and the warmth in your heart knowing that a positive nonprofit organization is being supported. I walked by this place at least twice before surrendering to the cuteness. There are two rooms (which you can switch between during your 30 minutes) and one was full of kittens. I learned that it was the mother cat and her newborns. I spent most of my time in there. The furry momma seemed worn out so I let her rest, but the kittens were ready to play. I tossed the toys, let them bat at my shoelaces, and smiled as they climbed all over me. It truly is animal therapy. So how it works is you walk in, fill out a short form, pay for 30 minutes with the cats/kittens, and then wait (if there are others in the rooms). Your fee supports the nonprofit, but if you decide to adopt one of the cats/kittens (which is why they're there!) your fee rolls into the adoption fee. Between the tiny paws and purrs and sunlight beaming in, I was so relaxed afterwards that I went back to my hotel room and took a nap. If I lived closer, I would be here at least once a week. I highly recommend you visit soon.

The process is very easy and I appreciate the reminders that are sent. Clarence came home from his…read moresurgery and was right back to his old self. Thanks! Excellent care!

Im super grateful for the staff i spoke to over the phone and in person. They saved mg fut baby and…read moreme a ton of money. I would recommend to anyone who cant financially afford their normal visits. I would come back again i also wish i knew about this place way earlier. I drove over 2 hrs but it was worth it. Anything for my son.

I didn't get a chance to go inside. I was passing by and it was around 9/9:30 so they weren't open…read moreyet. The grounds are beautiful and well maintained. Their website it by far one of the best sites I have been to that write such loving descriptions of each cat. The reason why I stopped by is because my significant other adopted a cat here in 2021. That cat ended up being such a sweetheart and a pivotal member of the family - even converting my dad into a cat person. This also sparked my brother into getting a cat too. It was all thanks to RHSPCA and their staff allowing my SO to adopt this particular long hairs orange cat that day.

Such a great shelter! I adopted a cat last December and the experience was overall great! The…read moreadoption process was quick and efficient. The staff is very friendly, especially those working in the cat ward. Loved going on visits in search of a new pet and am glad to say that I have found one! Will recommend to anyone in search for adopting a new furry friend!

Absolutely atrocious. Went inside to get a toy for my German Shepherd and walked into deplorable…read moreconditions for the dogs they so call claim to love. They are covered in feces, sleeping on wired flooring where they could easily get stuck, no beds, no food, and no water. The treatment of these poor puppies not even a few months old, is absolutely disgusting. The dogs are matted in their own vomit, pee, and feces. I watched a month old Dachshund puppy fall through the grates and have to attempt to get free. If the owner had to suffer through the repulsive nature that these animals are going through I'm sure he or she would view things a lot differently.

Condition of the animals seemed poor. Store was not well kept. Dirty and cluttered. As a child I…read moreloved this place but it has done down hill quite a bit.

Worms in dog food, animals unwell and not well cared for, dirty store, long wait for employe help…read morethey hide in the back room

I had my 1 year old dog there 2 other times, and it went fine. But this time following his grooming…read moreappointment, I got him home and he had a puncture on his hind leg near his tail. 24 hours later he is at the Vet getting meds for infection. I will never go back there again. Poor puppy!!!!! I know things happen, but this was a spot that the groomer would have been aware of and she said NOTHING.