I came in today with a beautiful dog I found on the street, over the weekend. It was easy to give them the information and get him in thanks to the police department. In the facility, I told them how I found the dog and everything went smoothly. I told him that I started calling him bear because I had him for a couple days and he responded very positively to the name. Their immediate response was “Okay, Well, you don’t have to call him that anymore. We’ll give him another name.” Which in my opinion was rude because I genuinely care about the wellbeing of this dog that I saved. In my efforts to figure out what to do with this stray dog, I reached out to my friend who I know does foster work for animal shelters, she was the one that very kindly told me to call the police department. The animal services center decided to reach out to her and question me and ask her if the dog was mine or not. Looking for help for a stray animal isn’t always easy, because you never know if the animal will be taken care of or not. They did the most by reaching out to my friend and questioning Her about me. That was absolutely uncalled for. What if I find another animal? am I going be comfortable bringing him here?I don’t know we’ll see. I felt judged as if I was giving up an animal of my own. It was not the case. I hope Bear finds a good home, I’m so happy and lucky to have been the person to find him and bring him to safety. He is a German Shepard, Husky mix I believe. Please go look for him and take him in he is a sweetheart.

They had parrot for adoption we looked at it and loved it. they told us it got in the same day we were there and no one yet put application for it, and we have to wait 7 days in case some one ask for it. We called in 2 days later to have my son go see it and some internal employee already took it home. They did not have to wait 7 days why did they lie to us? is that their habbit anything they want they take?