I stopped by to drop off adoption application paperwork, and cuddled all kitties within reach…read more Board members will now review the application, and when I get a green light, it's good for six months. The cost of the adoption covers rabies/distemper shots, deworming, a flea treatment, and the placement of an RFID, as well as the usual spay/neuter. We had passed a farm earlier in the week with a sign, "Free Kittens"; it was only by doing the calculations of all the eventual costs that made it possible to resist.

Awesome people! Great animals! Slow moving animals but they are respectful and helpfulread more

I went there quite some time ago to adopt a cat and the service there was amazing and I loved the…read moreanimals they had for adoption, I really enjoyed going there and seeing the lovely animals and adopting my cat, they take such good care of their animals.

Great county with lots of things to do! Including hiking and biking! Enjoy the outdoors in grape…read morecountry!

I adopted my cat from them. She was in Petsmart and I fell in love!…read moreShe is beautiful and gentle. I was encouraged to stay in contact & they were happy to answer any questions I had. Definitely recommend!

I adopted my cat Lily from Second Chance and it's one of the best decisions I have ever made! Since…read moreadopting her I have also started volunteering with them. They have cats in many different Petsmarts and Petcos around the north and southtowns and even more animals in foster homes. If you're looking for a new cat/dog definitely get in contact with them - everyone cares so much about the animals and will help find you the right one!

I got the sweetest cat I have ever had from the ANNA Shelter. I truly do not understand the bad…read morereviews. The magnitude of what they deal with should humble you. Just the kindest organization, no doubt overwhelmed by what they see in terms of cruelty and neglect. They don't guarantee perfect health. How could they? Consider donating instead of criticizing.

This is ridiculous how I see animals in the shelter with no cover over the heads left in the rain…read morewhen we showed up- I bought a cat that I was told was 4 years old and spayed yet 1 week in she came down with URI and vet stated I was given the wrong meds and he was surprised- ontop of this needing a shot that will now cost over $100 and mind you shes only been at our house 2 weeks- howling and acting like shes in heat- we get no sleep as this cat does not act or look 4 years old and all symptoms of in heat yet going to vet again today over the issue ! AND ANNA SHELTER NEVER ANSWERS THAT DAMN PHONE!!!! Extremely POOR customer service and I will never go back there.

On July 21st we adopted a scrawny looking little 4 lb female brown and black tabby named Dela, who…read morelooked like she needed some TLC and peace and quiet. She apparently hadn't had a lot of interaction with people, (or people who were kind to her), tended to hiss and lash out a lot. Patience and love have had an effect, and she is starting to warm up to us as we gain her trust. The biggest problem was her sensitive stomach, since she would wolf down her food and then upchuck everything. I have found that Purina One, hairball formula is helping, and I also bought an automatic cat feeder that dispenses about 8 grams of food 5 times a day, plus I give her one 80 gram can of wet food in the AM. Seems to be working! She has put on some weight, and her coat is looking beautiful and fluffy and shiny. Hard to tell it's the same cat my Grandson says. Dela is coming along nicely, and even though at times she is hard to love, we love her just the same. I commend the Humane Society of Welland for helping animals like Dela and others, and I am glad I could find this little cat there. We live in Welland ON

The Welland Humane Society is ridiculous. Today my mother and I brought a stray cat that we've been…read moretaking care of in to check if he had a micro chip and if he was fixed, but once we were there one of the girls checked him for the micro chip then when they found none she took him from my arms (pulled him actually) and brought him to the back room we had told them that one of are good friends were interested in given him a permanent home with them and that we'd like to keep him with us tell we know for sure. The girl at the counter that was already being really rude then told us that they were keeping him because we have no right to him because he is a stray. We had called prior to going and we were told that we can bring him in to get check and then bring him back home but apparently not because they took it just like that. moral of the story: The workers are really rude (and treat you like an idiot) And they might just steal your cat. if you have a stray and want it to be checked for a micro chip bring it to your vet not the humane society!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very professional, kind and skilled. I have had 5 stray cats…read morespayed/neutered with Almost Home Animal Sanctuary. I am so thankful that they do what they do. Very caring people. A huge asset to the area.

He is a quack!! he put stitches in my dogs ear WITHOUT anything for pain. when we eventually had…read moreto take my other dog there he said she had cancer and needed to be put down right away. We were lost...we did not want her to be in pain and finally said yes..we had her for 10 yrs and wanted the best for her. months latert the vet she did have called us. (he was out of time at the time and that was way we took her there. the regular vet asked if he could call me back.. he looked over her records and then called me an said there was NOTHING wrong with her and he had the regular records to prove it!!! WE PUT OUR BELOVED GRACIE DOWN TO SAVE HER FROM PAIN AND BECAUSE OF HIS WORD WE KILLED OUR BELOVED DOG. nO ONW WOULD LIKE TOUS BECAUSE HE IS SUPPOSED TO BE A GREAT HUMANITARIN AND ANIMAL LOVER. hE HAD A PROBLEM WITH GRACIE BEING A BLACK PITBALL AND MADE THAT known several times. He is nasty, foulmouthed, rude, downright mean. I also would like to give him a O if I could. since that time I have told anyone who would listen about this man. }|}| }| }| }| }| }\ ]\ ]\ ]\ ]\ ]+

Please note: this is in the Niagara Centre Mall, NOT 6025 Chippawa Pkwy. Yelp insists on lumping…read morethe locations together. My friend and I stumbled upon this fantastic cat adoption centre in the otherwise dead mall that is Niagara Centre. In the front area, they stock odds and ends (water bottles, t-shirts, etc) to raise proceeds for their efforts. The back of the store is the really impressive part; it's divided by a floor-to-ceiling chain link fence with a gate, and they have dozens of cats wandering free. The area is the size of a large living room, and it's filled with all sort of furniture for the cats to climb/sleep on, as well as toys. There's an area in the very back marked "employees only" where the cats are free to retreat to if they need the litter box, food, or just a quiet place to hide. The employees are happy to let anyone in with the cats to visit, and you're free to pet or play with them, or just let them come to you. It's a great setup, almost like a cat cafe, where you can get to know your future pet on their home turf. No cages, so the cats aren't stressed out. One cat in particular approached us for attention, and we happily petted her and fed her some treats while she purred non-stop. The other cats casually strolled around or slept, not bothered by us in the slightest. I only wish I lived nearby, because I'd love to visit all the time. It's probably for the best, since I'd want to take all of the cats home.