We had a wonderful experience with this shelter. We arrived not expecting to immediately adopt,…read morebut we found the perfect cat. The adoption process was smooth and we left for the 45 minute drive home. Our new family addition took a couple of days to get used to her new home, but she is now waltzing around the house with her tail high in the air with a little question mark. And she is such a talker!

These guys were very helpful. Clean facility. Vet was impressed with our new kittys records & care…read morefrom these guys. Thank you for your service

My pups have been patients of ESAH and Pet Spa for 6 years now. We absolutely love them! I have…read morenot encountered one problem - they always get us in when needed and staff is amazing! I highly recommend Eastern Shore Animal Hospital and Pet Spa!

My dog loves the entire staff. This place gets a bad rep but they were the only place that was…read morehelpful when I needed help for my puppy. The other places turned me away. They got me on a list even though we were not patients there and helped me out so much.

The staff here are so wonderful and accommodating. Went out of their way to let my husband and I…read moremeet a dog we had seen online just an hour before. The facility itself was clean and seemed pretty well- organized. There was a kitten adoption event going on the day my husband went to pick up our dog too. Easy to find on Google and Waze, and the adoption process was simple and straightforward. They have a TV in the lobby and a screen that shows in what order you will be served. I also noticed that not even 15 mins after we adopted our dog they removed him from their website's available dogs, which is good to know that they keep their sites well-maintained! A little about the adoption process: I went in and met the dog that we were interested in in a room with one of their staff, they told me all the info they had about him and let me interact with him. Then I agreed to move forward with the next step which was a meet and greet with our resident dog, which we did outside with some parallel walking and then nose to nose as they got more comfortable. After that point. Point it's up to you to decide next steps. Obviously, ours ended with a happy ending and a new four-legged family member.

There are amazing people my puppy loves them and they love him always a good time ... they…read moredefinitely have helped us save money on vet bills

We are volunteers there and even adopted our big beautiful staffordshire pit she's gorgeous and the…read moresweetest thing ever! when my friend died recently I bought lots of toys to take to the animals in his honor . He would have loved that

I adopted my puppy from Baywater. They are the most caring people who truly love the animals. Their…read moreno kill mission sings to my heart. Cannot say enough good things !

First, the smell is rancid when you walk in. Second, it is hotttttt! They have multiple bunnies in…read moreone cage (there was SIX in one of them). Bunnies need cooler temperatures! Also, clean your turtles water!!

No one greats you when you walk in, or acknowledges you at all. There's usually kids running…read morearound. The reptiles aren't being taken care of properly. Not a lot of supplies either, it's cheaper to go to PetSmart or buy online. Not my favorite place

This organization is serious about rescuing dogs and kitties. The community of fosters and adoption…read morealums is warm and generous with their support of fosters and adopters alike. Had a very positive experience with CDCK!

I give one star because there is no zero to choose from. I haven't seen a rescue or shelter so…read moredifficult to deal with. I am 100% sure they kidnapped my cat from my community and hostage her for donation and selling as a business rather than a non profit organization. Pure intention matters! I have donated to multiple organizations monthly base, raising fund for good purpose, money is not a problem for me. However, I don't want to reward bad behaviors. The missing time for my cat and the one they posted online matches and the very detailed stripes pattern matches. It's questionable that one employee said she from North Carolina, another one said she from West Virginia. I have my cat since she was born, I can recognize this cat from eye contact. Well, if you know your children, you know them by the spirit, right? I sent them many details to JUST take a look, they refused. It's not built to help ppl or animals at all. I will show how my cat look like and how sick she is now in their foster home. I'm deeply saddened and worried about her. She is territorial as a cat does. She has been a happy cat in her own home, wtf they think this is a rescue. Now I have to either kiss their ass or be assertive to fight against this negativity just to get her rescued from these horrible ppl. F that! If they don't practice as ethical as it should be, this is a big big issue! I put the photos of how my cat looked before and how she looks now in their foster homes(one with name caption) I am seriously furious and frustrated about this. If they couldn't give me an explanation why they made it so difficult to meet the cat. I have to say I will use my popularity and influence to the extreme to make things right!!!

They sold me a full blown full sized husky claiming it was a Pomsky. lalabaloue's review checks outread more

Staff was so helpful and kind. They really love dogs and have plenty of knowledge about them. I was…read morein town just after deployment and wanted to bring my girls a puppy. They introduced me to our new love a Yorkie we named Mylo.

I have no idea how I haven't reviewed NACC yet, so in honor of our dawg's Gotcha Day coming up,…read morehere I am! The staff and volunteers absolutely do a fantastic job here, and the animals receive attention and love while they wait for their forever home. I followed them on Facebook for a while, watching longingly as adorable photo/bio combinations popped up in my feed, sometimes showing the Husband pups who were particularly sweet-sounding. It's all about breaking the resistance down slowly over time. Drip effect, folks. They've been indoctrinated without even realizing it and suddenly the whole family is in the car on their way to see a sweet Husky girl. Who of course is already adopted when you get there. And of course your son falls in love with a handsome pit bull who OF COURSE you take home instead. This is the cheapest animal I've ever adopted, and he came neutered, microchipped, tagged, vaccinated, and checked for food and toy aggression. Moreover, he's been the best friend for our son for a year now. Maybe they could have warned us that he's a bed hog, though!

PLEASE LISTEN TO THE OTHER 1 STAR REVIEW. I had the same experience…read more I went to this shelter earlier this week and fell in love with a beautiful cat. I was told I was the third applicant and that I would be contacted if the first 2 applicants were no longer interested. I received an email that the cat was available and asked me if I was still interested. I sent 4 emails and left 1 voice message the same day. 2 days later I sent a fifth email and received a short reply that the cat was given to someone else. Should you apply for a cat or dog, sure, but expect the shelter to play some games with you. I was a longtime foster with NACC and have donated for years. I'll be taking my business elsewhere since they can't be decent enough to respect my time.

These wonderful volunteers take care of so many cats...food, medicine, surgeries, supplies, and…read morethey don't receive government assistance. I have adopted 3 cats from there. Love them!! Please donate to them!

This is my first time ever thinking about adopting. I've read the reviews on Facebook and thought…read moreto myself this would be a good place to adopt. The website states it's by appointment only. I made the appointment and also filled out the application over a week ago. I attempted to do a follow-up email, but I have yet to get a response. It didn't make sense to me because they have been making Facebook posts everyday and putting up new stories on their account. I decided to go to them directly, which was a really odd experience. As I walked in, nobody was at the front. 3 elderly women popped their head out then one of them finally approached me. I told her my intentions to adopt and the first thing she says is, "we've denied so many applications". She asked if I filled out an application and I told her yes. She then proceeds to tell me the person who looks at applications hasn't been in. I'm thinking to myself, "for over a week???" I left her my information and that was the end of it. If that's the case, did mine get denied? Is this why it's taking so long to respond? Do they give reason for denial or at least send a courtesy email? Either way, it felt entirely too long to get a response. It didn't feel welcoming either. Judging by their unprofessional attitude and demeanor I believe they are just selfish and completely lazy. I'd give it no stars is that was possible. They need new management ASAP.

They are a bit to expensive . If they need to home these pets they will find many more people…read morewanting one. Times are not to good to adopt one for just about everyone .jo

This is a wonderful rescue that goes the extra mile saving animals and finding them good homes!…read moreThey are extremely dedicated. They haven't been at it long, but are flexible where it matters while careful to place their Fur-Babies with the right people. The adoption process was painless, but thorough. Nothing like another "rescue" I recently dealt with and reviewed. Give them all the support you can because they are putting the animals first! Amber was in tears as she said goodbye to our little Lulu after she picked us at the second adoption event that 2nd Chance Fur-Babies Animal Rescue was holding in Delaware that weekend.