Stark County Sheriff's Office - Dog Warden Division

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Ivy M

I visited this shelter on Aug-22 to adopt a dog I had seen on their Facebook page. The woman I interacted with was very nice and helpful. I sadly don't remember her name. But, she had asked for updates on Duchess, the senior I ended up adopting. I have renamed her Bingo Bongo but she mostly goes by Bongo. She's adjusting good and fits in well. I will add pictures to this review later in the hopes that the woman who helped me adopt Bongo that day sees this review. She obviously cared for Bongo a lot.

Anna Mlaiki

I adopted an American bullie about 25 years ago. The best dog. 6 months old. Never pooped or peed in the house nor ever chewed up anything. Stayed in the yard at my then apartment. Then I bought a home for us 2. I would be outside in the yard doing anything and she stayed right there lying in the yard by me while we were outside. Such a smart dog. Whoever had her and trained her did a wonderful job. I always wondered what happened to the owner and why they gave this sweet wonderful pup up.

Ashley “Assley” Chu

They found my mom's dog, and when I picked him up, they gave him a new collar, leash, and harness, and even helped with soft dog food! The people who were there, was very friendly, very helpful, passionate and caring. I'm so thankful they waved the $15 fee for getting the dog tagged, and how understanding they were.. after everything being so hectic for me and my family, they truly showed their concerns and compassion for these animals! I pray that all those lost fur babies find their owners and go back home.. and for those that have none, may they find their forever homes filled with so much love and plenty of time shared with whom they are with/chosen/found/picked by.

Kamme Renna

Overall, I have always had a good experience here. My last dog I adopted from them, I felt could have had a little more care, but I know they didn't have a vet on staff at the time. They do euthanize, which is how I have gotten most of my babies, because I swooped in and saved them, but I truly believe they try their best. The problem isn't them, it is all the citizens in the county who breed, and who abandon and neglect their dogs. I will say a lot of times they label dogs as dog aggressive, or needs to be the only dog, because they may have had an incident there at the pound, and I believe it was just because of the environment. I have brought home "dog agreesive" dogs from there, and they were not. Staff has always been friendly to me. Their typical adoption price is $100 adults to $150 puppies, which honestly for full vetting and neuter is amazing. They also have times of the year where they cut adoption prices also to try to get the dogs homes. They do not cat test dogs, as they only take in dogs and have no cats at the facility. If you are wanting a dog, please go meet some of the pups there! Pound and rescue dogs are amazing dogs! Just because a dog is there does not mean it is a bad dog. Most dogs are there not by their own fault, but because of people. People suck. Not the dogs. Sometimes they even hand out vouchers for training sessions, or grooming. The dogs there deserve homes and to live. Be their hero. They needs us, because whoever had them before let them down. The dog Warden tries their best, but they need us to help them. "I don't have time for a dog." Is not a viable excuse. Most of these dogs just want some food and somewhere to sleep. A home. Dogs are not difficult. They love any amount of time you are there. Get them an animal companion if you're that concerned that they are lonely. You can adopt more than one! "I just want a puppy." That's okay, they get those too. Watch for them. But to be honest, puppies are much harder work than adult or senior dogs. Dogs who already know better, know commands, potty trained, and who are okay relaxing at home alone. Every dog I have adopted from here, have all been amazing dogs. Even the ones with disabilities. Dogs I truly believe are the only creatures that will always love you more than they love themselves. Some of the dogs they have gotten in have been through traumatic things, and yet they still choose to love. Give them a chance. Some take a little longer to open up, but it is worth it. I rescued one who had been a bait dog. Scars all over her, had extreme fear. I brought her home. Little by little I won her heart. She is an AMAZING DOG. My little best friend. Go to the Dog Warden, meet some of these dogs, the staff is very friendly, they give you one on one time with the dogs, find your new best friend, and save a life!

Alexis Cullion

I went with a friend who was looking to get a new dog and this place has so many amazing dogs! The staff we dealt with were all very nice as well.

Carol Stevens

Puppy finders North Canton is a great place to buy a puppy puppy. Finders is growing rapidly to design your own breed like you could call in and tell them you want a Bernice mountain dog and poodle mix. Or you could tell them that you want a Chihuahua and Pomeranian mix. Create your own designer. Read like from your childhood. If you had a beagle and in your adult life you have a pug. You could design a beagle and pug mix. Check out puppy finders or call the number is listed on puppy finder or find me on Instagram and Facebook

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Monday:10:00AM - 16:00PMTuesday:10:00AM - 16:00PMWednesday:10:00AM - 16:00PMThursday:10:00AM - 16:00PMFriday:10:00AM - 16:00PMSaturday:10:00AM - 15:30PMSunday:Closed

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