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    Suffolk Animal Care Center

    Suffolk Animal Care Center

    4.0
    (3 reviews)

    I dropped off a pitbull mix at this animal shelter today that I found running around. he look very…read moreuneasy, uncomfortable, not well taken care of, he even had a shock collar on which is not good for dogs including rashes down both of his back legs and this lady gonna sit here and tell me it's just a flee problem, that poor baby was weak and skinny for his bred. then I asked if I could say bye to him cuz I've been holding him for a min and this lady gonna asking " is he your?" I said "no" ofc then she gonna say " ain't no point to see him then". like thats so messed up in my opinion because you don't know what I could've gone through with that dog with the short amount of time I was with him.

    We adopted our cat Daisy from the shelter about 1.5 years ago. She was considered 'high risk' due…read moreto the previous owner claiming she had attacked their toddler. My husband wanted her regardless and she has proven to be a wonderful addition to our household. She definitely needed some TLC at first and we had to navigate some bad behavior, but she is the best! Cats are different from dogs and sometimes people shouldn't own them due to their individual personalities and needs. Understanding that this is a "thing" with cats is very important. She is now our sweet, floofy girl, who has a DEFINITE personality and we respect that. She is awesome! Thank you to the Suffolk Animal Shelter for taking her in and allowing us the opportunity to adopt her!

    Chesapeake Animal Services

    Chesapeake Animal Services

    2.3
    (20 reviews)

    Friendly helpful people here in a very modern and very well-appointed facility. The layout is…read moreorganized and laid out very well which makes it easy to understand. Animals appear to be well cared for and clean though labels on their cages are not always completely correct. When my wife and I visited they had a lot of dogs and cats as I expected they would but they also had a few rabbits, birds and guinea pigs. Most of the animals were available for adoption but there is also a section where animals are quarantined due to law enforcement considerations. Our most recent visit was to look for our lost Basset Hound which ran from her caretaker while we were out of state for the Thanksgiving holiday. Unfortunately we did not find our pet but the staff was very helpful in our search at the shelter. They were able to offer advice for our continued search which was appreciated. One thing I've noticed is that the volunteer staff is exceptional, consistently friendly and helpful. At the same time the paid staff can be hit or miss. Some are professional and helpful while others can be dismissive and not much interested in exerting a lot of effort. I debated a three-star rating but ultimately decided the volunteers make up for the shortcomings of the paid employees and overall the facility provides an important and valuable service to the community. One last note, our story has a happy ending. Though we did not find our beloved Basset Hound at the shelter we were able to successfully locate and secure her after five days on the run. We are very happy to have her back and she's very happy to be back with us.

    Every time I go in there I feel like I'm intruding! They are so unfriendly and act like you are…read morebothering them. They need to realize why people go there! To open their homes to an animal! They should be greeting people at the door with a smile and thanking them for coming in. Someone needs to teach them customer service skills! I don't go to that shelter anymore and don't recommend it!

    Symbiotic - nonprofit - Updated July 2026

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