Leon County Humane Society

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A Google User

A beautiful ginger cat was hanging around our house. The Humane Society took him in. He'll be adopted quickly!

A Google User

I'm not sure what kind of "Humane Society" or "Rescue" facility this is supposed to be, but it is ran completely out of order. I had a very bad experience trying to do the responsible thing and Adopt instead of shop, but this experience has left a bad taste in my mouth. I put in an adoption application for a puppy and was told that the foster would contact me with more information. Several days go by and nobody has even given me an update and I see the puppy I applied for listed as recently adopted. I decided to message the LCHS facility via facebook to try to clear up the confusion. I let them know that nobody has contacted me or even given me an update about the puppy. I had to find out on my own terms that the puppy I was interested in had been adopted. I was then told that they are not responsible for contacting anyone, it is the foster parents job to do so. I was also told that they let somebody else adopt the puppy because they were a "homeowner" and listed a vet on their adoption application. I was told they would have to verify with my renter that I am allowed to have another dog as well as make sure my current dog was up to date on vaccines. Those kind of things are absolutely no problem at all but the issue was nobody took the time to tell me or ask me about any of that information. I found it extremely distasteful to tell me someone else is a better fit for a puppy because they own their home instead of rent it. Not everyone is able to purchase a house, nor does that dictate whether someone is capable to care for a puppy. As long as the dog is going to a loving family it shouldn't matter if someone rents or owns their home. I have never heard of a humane society operating in this manner and overall the adoption process at this facility is extremely careless.

A Google User

Thank you Martha for fostering Milo! He’s the sweetest miniature poodle I’ve ever met. He’s very happy and healthy, and loves going swimming with me. The adoption process was very easy and I’m so glad Milo got to come home with me. I’ve had him for over a month now and he’s just perfect, and he loves other dogs.

A Google User

They failed to care about animal abuse going on at Casa Bella hotel. Cats, dogs with matted hair in cages in hotel rooms, dogs living in a car - the Casa Bella hotel at 2850 Apalachee Pkwy. on Tallahassee. The lady leaves them barking in her car for long periods of time, the lady that answered the call wanted to know the callers name, stating it was ok! Extended periods of time in the heat, barking without any food! The emergency number has a lady, female who doesn't care about the animals, stated that doing this is a-ok to do continually on a regular basis! She, the call taker of abuse wanted to rather investigate who the caller was.

A Google User

We just adopted Scotty from LCHS and foster mom Martha Walton. He is full of joy and compatible with our other pups because of the care Mrs. Walton gave him as he waited for his adoption. She gave us perfect advice, directions, guidance, and suggestions to make his transition smooth and perfect. We couldn’t be happier. And many thanks for Lisa Glunt who happily completed the paperwork on a day when the LCHS is usually closed.

A Google User

Best Humane Society ever! I love all of their fun events, the staff, and the board members. They treat their animals as if they were they very own pets, with love and kindness. This is a wonderful place to volunteer and a fantastic place to find your next best animal friend!

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Business Hours
Monday:ClosedTuesday:10:00AM - 15:00PMWednesday:10:00AM - 15:00PMThursday:10:00AM - 15:00PMFriday:ClosedSaturday:ClosedSunday:Closed

Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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