We came here to put cash down to hold an appointment for our pet to get neutered in a few weeks…read more The parking lot was small, as was the site. No problem! The administration building was separate from the kennel, which we didn't visit. The administration building was small but cozy with friendly and understanding staff members. Hats off to all humane society workers for doing the work they do!

If you are looking for a new fur baby to add to your family look no further. Support the Humane…read moreSociety of Imperial Valley. Everyone here is so dedicated to taking care of these wonderful animals and finding them a good home. There are so many animals to choose from and they don't have a lot of room. The animals are well cared for & love all of the staff. It was such a wonderful experience after trying to rescue dogs from other places. Desiree was so helpful in directing me to the right dog for me. I came in to see one, but her understanding & experience helped me to see we weren't the right fit. I ended up adopting a Chipin & love her very much. Never would I have looked at that breed for myself but, she is perfect for our family. Thank you for all of your hard work & love you give these animals. The adoption fees are reasonable. Especially because your dog will be spayed/neutered, chipped, and vaccinated. Any donations would be appreciated as well!

I am definitely a cat person. Actually a cat lady in training! I have been wanting another kitty…read morefor awhile. Breed didn't really matter.I've seen ads for too cute kitten rescue and knew they were having an adoption event in the area. We visited the event and were met with a dozen kitties. Each one cuter than the next. Didn't take long to be introduced to our forever friend. Meet Willow. Sara is very kind and very enthusiastic about her mission. All of her adopted kittens have already been sprayed/neutered and given shots. The adoption fee of $100. I felt was very fair considering the kitties are already fixed. The kitties seem well socialized and are very clean. No sign of fleas or any other parasites. If you are considering getting a kitty, please give Too Cute Kitten rescue a call. You wont be disappointed. We will get a lifetime of joy from this lovable fur ball.

Really appreciated the callback from Sarah who runs the shelter after I visited there. She apprised…read moreme of the Veternarians in the area who could care for any kitty I adopted & unlike many shelters who WAY overdo the adoption procedure with countless questions & hoops to jump thru...she made the path to adoption easy.. They take very good care of their cats & dogs there and need donations so get in there & adopt! The only reason I did not adopt is because I could not make up my mind between Cosmo vs Quetzal kitties, both totally loveable but I since I could only adopt one kitty... heartbreaking but I had to pass.. I did adopt a kitty from another shelter but highly recommend this shelter in Brawley.

Friendly staff and had all of the items we needed, toys, dog food etc, plenty of parkingread more

I went with my dad to purchase fish for his students and we got 50 fish in one bag and20 in the…read moreother and we thought it was a little odd and after checking out, we started to research a lot of information such as how many fish can survive in one bag and for how long come to find out that they would've died in an hour had we not rushed him to school right away. Unfortunately, we lost one as soon as we got to the high school. We asked two employees what the return policy was in case they did die and they said no refund policy but online we found evidence that says otherwise. I have multiple photos. Attached even called the time of death. Petco regulation says only 10 small fish should be in each bag and that 1 fish alone can last only 6 hours in the bag our 50 fish stood no chance. Petco regulation says only 10 small fish should be in each bag and that 1 fish alone can last only 6 hours in the bag our 50 fish stood no chance.

What a great group of people doing everything necessary to ensure these animals are loved, fed and…read moreplaced in a good home. Will continue to support smaller rescues such as these as they are "boots on the ground" animal lovers ready to help the animals in need. Great place to bring extra, food, toys, leashes etc. Great place, great people, great animals. Thanks for helping the animals ‍

Wow, what to say about PRC!!! First Christine is a down to earth hardworking dog loving woman. She…read morehas built a piece of heaven for these rescue dogs. Dogs that are dumped or pulled from shelters are brought into the pet rescue center, rehabilitated of necessary, receive training in basic obedience and agility as well as spay/neuter, vaccines, microchipping, and a veterinary exam. The rescue ensures the right for for both dog and owner and on multiple occasions the director has said I know you want her but this is who you need and avoided a placement that would have caused frustration for all involved. She ensures that if a dog is found every attempt is made to reconnect it with it family even when the family is sadly unappreciative of this. They have training classes to fundraise for the rescue and would love more volunteers :) I find visiting this place to be zen as I am sure the dogs do also.

I have used Dream Dogs for both daycare, boarding and swim classes. In every instance Lori has gone…read morefar beyond my expectations and hopes. I send anyone who is looking for any classes or boarding. The dogs LOVE this place!

Twice they were not paying attention to the dogs and my dog got attacked, and they said they did…read morenot see it, and they need to get more cameras. The Emergency Vet bill was $1400. They promised they'd check on him. So I gave Dream Dogs daycare a second chance. And it happened again. They weren't paying attention to the dogs and my dog got attacked again. Never told me both times and denied it the second time saying they checked the cameras. Another Emergency Vet bill for $800 dollars. And instead of taking out the attacking dog, they told me not to come back.

Rescued dogs and cats here. They received medical check-ups, all their shots, and I left with a…read morewell taken care of animal.

Love the animals, but unfortunately I HATE the staff. They…read moreare always so rude. They never pick up the phone, and when you bring in a stray animal, they complain that they even have to take it. Many times, they huff and puff when you simply walk in with an animal. I'm sure it's due to overcrowding, but what are we supposed to do? I personally volunteer at the Coachella Valley Animal Shelter (unfortunately a kill shelter), and you have NO idea how many sweet animals come in because Palm Springs will not take them without a Palm Springs ID. Even if the animal was found in Palm Springs, you must have an ID to prove it. They call themselves a "no-kill shelter," but they sure know the loopholes.

Love this rescue and organization they do such a good job. So many amazing animals come through…read moretheir rescue adopt don't shop.!

A wonderful, caring facility for animals in need. I got my Maltese from them and it was a great…read moreexperience.

The people are very nice here. I was asking lots of questions about a cat & was patiently answered…read morenicely.. These ppl work hard to help animals.

Don't get me wrong, I am grateful for the services the humane society of yuma offers, but I think…read morethey are so unfortunately drowned and blindsided by the horrid state of unclaimed animals that they forget there are people out there who do love their animals. People who want to be there for their animals in their most vulnerable moments. I am writing this review on behalf of my mother, who took our beloved family cat to the humane society to be put to rest for their low cost services. We appreciate the humane society for offering these services, however we were appalled when she was told she could not hold our cat as he was put the sleep. Vets across the world all say the same thing, that euthanasia can be scary for your pet, and how devastating it is when pet parents don't want to be with their animal when they pass. The final thing they see and feel, is being in your arms or presence. The humane society of yuma does not care that the last thing your pet sees is a team of strangers giving them their lethal injection. They do not care for the owners who step up and want to hold their beloved pet for their final moments. It is their policy to not allow you to truly say goodbye. However, years ago, they had no problem forcing me into their surgical room to retrieve my non-aggressive but shy dog from a kennel, WHILE ACTIVELY PERFORMING STERILIZATION ON ANOTHER ANIMAL. But that's policy, right??? I hope that they improve this policy and if they are going to offer these low cost services, maybe have some compassion for those who do care for and love their pets. Side note that it ended up costing the same as if we had taken our cat to the actual vet, as they charged an additional $35 just to shove his post mortem paw in some clay for a keepsake. Should have just gone to the vet so he could be held for his final moments with multiple included keepsakes instead. Hindsight is 20/20.

Had to take our fur baby in for what we learned was hot spots. He was diagnosed, treated and is now…read morea much happier dog.

Animal Samaritan's neutered our dog Tucker on March 3rd. After we got Tucker home, we noticed he…read morewas dripping blood. I called Animal Samaritan's to see if we should bring Tucker back. This was at 3:00 and I knew they closed at 4:30. I wanted to bring him back while they were still open. I was told this was normal and not to worry. At 8:00 pm Tucker was still dripping blood. I took him to VEG ER. He would have lost a lot of blood overnight His vet costs were $4200. Animal Samaritan's refused to take any responsibility. Their post-operative care was negligent.