Angels for Animals

I took a foster dog for her scheduled spay appointment. Cars were stopped on the road as the parking lot was well beyond capacity. That was dangerous because I witnessed more than one semi truck forced to stop and then proceed to pass on double yellow line. I parked elsewhere & walked. The overcrowding was much worse at the facility. Drop off is 8:30 to 9:00 for dogs and although I was 15 minutes early (8:15) the registration area appeared packed well beyond legal fire occupancy limits, with more people waiting outside. It was like an SNL skit of a fast food restaurant kitchen. There was no one to whom I could ask questions or report special care instructions. People were ask to sign a waiver/consent form and hurried away. I chose to forfeit my deposit and go to a regular vet. There is no way they can provide any quality care because they over-schedule so severely! Yes they are cheaper but considering the production line type care cost per care time can NOT be a value! I could NOT in good conscience leave a dog in their care!

Angels for Animals is a great organization that has helped thousands of animals find homes. They also offer low-cost spay and neuter clinics and low-income programs.

They cannot help every animal that comes their way, as there are thousands dumped on them each year. They do a tremendous job helping as many as they can. Bravo to you Angels!! Thanks for helping animals.

Pay the extra money and take him to your local Vet. Only would I recommend Angels for Animals would be if someone had found an unwanted animal and could not care for it themselves. Other then that, I took my 17 month old male pup Dylan to get fixed at Angels for Animals. When I first called and inquired about the once a year spayed and neuter your pets month, they gave me the wrong information and scheduled me. Now please understand, Although many of my family members have pets I am a first time pet owner. I was very disappointed when I first dropped off Dylan. One was for the horrible smell, the not so cleanliness, and how many pets were getting dropped off in one day to get fixed. As i was thinking about it I should have turned around but I didn't, a lesson learned. Again, to my disappointment and my husbands when we pick up Dylan, smell was even worse, they bring Dylan out with no E-Collar(Don't ask if we wan't one), no meds to take home,He was dirty like he rolled around in a dirty kennel and he also go his Hernia removed that was not completed well. We asked about the E-collar and was told that if we felt he needed one later one could be purchased at Walmart. Wow!! So needless to say, it was like being up with a newborn baby. I was sick to my stomach all night long and to the very next day. I felt there was something wrong with Dylan and called are regular local Vet and they had us come in right away. They were as shocked as I to see that he was not provided with an E-collar. Dylan is a 5pound Shih-Tzu/Maltese Mix, playful little guy that should have had one one. On top of all that he was in so much pain.. Thanks to my Vet they gave him Antibiotics, pain meds, E-COLLAR, and more... Like I said, it was a lesson learned, but a very hard one.I can go on and on about my experience. So happy Dylan is going to be okay. He is Our family now and has brought so much life into this home.

Do you know how many cats they kill a year?!

They p icked the correct name. They do, in fact, love animals and that is why I love them.