Always high quality plants...the mulch is also good ...wish they would stock some pond plants next…read moreseason. Reasonable prices,

I had no idea what this place was. I just saw a cute pup on NextDayPets.com that fell in our price…read morerange. It wasn't until I went to the pet store that I started to worry. The trainer asked where I got him & said, "oh, Lancaster county" which raised my suspicion. I knew I shouldn't have looked but I searched for the last name online & found this Yelp page. I started putting it all together & I just got angry. Upon the vet visit 4 days after getting Sammy, he has a severe yeast infection in his ears and has tested positive for Giardia for a total of $400 in vet bills AND has to go back to be tested in a month for another $80. Do not support this place. Stay as far away as possible. I'll be happy when this headache of health issues is over and (hopefully) this place is shut down. UPDATE: Sam still has Giardia, even after 2 rounds of treatment. He's experienced constant eye ulcers which require a visit almost every month. Luckily for us though, everything else seems fine. No heart issues (yet), no other eye problems or genetic issues.

Very helpful and very informative great people to work with glad we decided to buy our new addition…read moreto our family from Rhonda she really cares about her animal's and her customers

From the owner: We are a small hobby breeder of the unique and exotic Bengal Cat. We take the time to socialize…read moreand litter train all of our kittens before they are released to their new owner. We register our Bengals with TICA. Our Bengal Kittens go to their Furever homes with their vaccinations and a health guarantee as well as the Kitten's Vet Certificate

We adopted Ziggy (formerly an onion name) last September. They are such lovely people who truly…read morecare about their animals! Meeting the foster and hearing about his quirks was also so much fun. Absolutely lovely place. Please don't stop having adoption fairs they're lovely.

Very helpful and knowledgeable and I'm sure they take care of the dogs very well I'm hoping to…read moreadopt a Chihuahua

Such a hard decision to give this place one star (since I think all places that help dogs should be…read moreappreciated). However, this place has a few major flaws: 1. You can't view the dogs on your own. They are kept in back and you need to fill out an application to view and then they will bring the dog outside for you to meet. 2. Short staffed. They need to hire more people since it can be a long wait to see an animal. 3. They do not accept out of state applications (even if you are there to visit and not adopt that day). 4. Their hours can change with minimal notice. You need to check their Facebook page for recent announcements and if they will be opening late.

We visited and adopted a cat from the Danville SPCA a few months ago. The kitty is wonderful and I…read moream so happy we got her. I want to talk about the staff and how clean the facility is kept. The Danville staff are amazing and helpful! I was only in the cat area and the area was clean and believe it or not - no odor! I have been in other facilities over the years and I would not say this about them. Thank you for such a wonderful experience in adopting and giving us such a precious kitty.

A-plus facility. Friendly staff dogs are clean, friendly…read morestaff. Employee did pick a few dogs out for us to look at. Needed time to decide and cat building smelled good.

The people taking care of all the animals are so loving and caring. They made the adoption of our…read morebeautiful dog Frank easy for us. They answered all our questions and provided us a folder with a record of all his medical information. It was a surprise when we were getting ready to leave they gave us a bag full of toys and treats. I highly recommend Ruth Steinert's if you're looking to adopt a animal and if you can't adopt please help support them with a donation.

Our little guy left us for the rainbow bridge a week ago and the lovely staff sent a signed card…read morethat they all signed. Thanks we will. He rush it!

Made me wait about almost 2 hours, to then just tell me I'm denied for adoption , could've said…read morethat from the start and wouldn't have made me waisted my time after I travelled hours to get to this place and had hours to travel back home, giving people's hopes.

I have a wonderful BeaTzu, from here. Would like to adopt another dog. This was a great experience.read more

From the owner: Short and fluffy TAIL…read more It has been 15 years, because of the love of animals and the great need to help, since the birth of Perry County Animals Rescue. We have grown over the years from 4 kennels in a garage, to our new kennels with 14 kennels and our cat cabin for those in need. This could never have happened if not the support of local business, the general public and our volunteers. We are an all volunteer, non-profit assisting in the care of unwanted and abandoned pets from Juniata and Perry counties find their new forever loving homes or reuniting them with their owners. Over the last 15 years we have helped approx.. 2000 pets get back home or find new homes. Those that stay here before finding their new home are completely vetted, spayed/neutered and micro-chipped. Our vet bill last year alone was approx. $40,000.00. The fur kids are fed well do to charitable food donations by various sorts and local businesses. They could not get this care without you. We do our best to give back to the community by taking in these animals, educating the public on proper pet care, prompting proper licensing etc. We hope to continue with this and continue to grow in years to come. Thank you for your support. From the fur kids, lots of furry hugs and sloppy kisses! Founded in 2009, Perry County Animal Rescue is a 501 (c) (3) organization.

Great place, great people. Love what they do. They take very good care of the animals and place is…read morevery clean.

Can't say enough good things about the folks at Furever Home in East Petersburg. They provide a…read moregood environment and the cats here are welcome to live out their lives if nobody adopts them. When I adopted a Pet Pantry cat who was living at Furever Home, I almost felt bad about taking him out of there. Food bowls, litter boxes, cat trees and toys everywhere! Zero rocking chairs! This is kitty Valhalla, at least at shelters go. I told them I couldn't compete with that many trees and toys. But what these cats need most is a home. And that part is working out well, at least in my case. This older male cat had no reason to bond with me but nevertheless, here he is as I write this, hopping into my lap and waiting for me to go to bed so he can curl up next to me.