A.D.O.P.T. Clinic

I have volunteered at ADOPT Pet Shelter since 2016 and I have worked in many departments there, including the clinic. I know firsthand how dedicated the staff and volunteers are to animal welfare. My dog also had surgery at ADOPT and it was a great experience, for him and for me. The veterinary team is top notch, extremely knowledgeable, talented and caring. I recommend the low-cost spay/neuters, dental services and vaccine clinic to everyone I know. ADOPT truly is providing a very valuable and excellent service to the community. I’m including a picture of my dog who is the sweetest boy ever ❤️🐾

Please DO NOT neuter or spay your pets here. We brought in our 2-year old golden retriever foster pup for her spay, and when we went to go pick her back up, they carried her to the car completely “sedated.” We asked about this as this has never been our experience before, and they informed us that this was normal. When we got home 25 minutes later, she was still unconscious so we called A.D.O.P.T again to check-in. We mentioned we suspect her gums were a light pink, and the person on the phone checked with a vet and assured us that all of this was normal. About 30 minutes after our call, our pup started gasping for air. We rushed her to a trusted vet, but they could not save her. A spay is a routine procedure and had there been complications, they should have informed us and kept our pup for observation. Instead, after promising us her condition was normal, they informed our trusted vet that our pup walked to the car after her procedure, happily wagging her tail. There are no words to describe how I feel about this situation, and the staff at A.D.O.P.T. Not only is this veterinary neglect, but inhumane. Please, DO NOT, bring your pets here.

My dog was spay this past week. We asked for medication to be ready at pickup and there were no meds. They told me to call if she was experiencing any pain. The surgery was done right before a weekend and not only did our dog need that medication for pain, she’s also had diarrhea for days and isn’t acting normal. Calling our own vet because I refuse to send me dog back after this. I also saw another large dog being carried out after their procedure completely sedated and didn’t look normal to me.

I have been using ADOPT Clinic now for 3 years. My first experience with them was with my female kitten Penny, she was having some serious medical issues, they had me bring her in right away only to find out she had pyometra and needed emergency surgery, they saved her from death. I had never experienced the symptoms in another female cat like this so wasn't sure what she had going on. I have also brought to ADOPT my pup Wrigley for neutering, he was a dog I rescued that I knew nothing about as he was surrendered to me. Also brought to ADOPT in the past and 2 are going in the next 2 weeks are some of my kitties: Samson, Benny, Elton, Felix, Casper, Draco (was just neutered yesterday) Sirius and Oreo going soon. We have never had a negative experience pre-op or post-op and the staff has always been very caring and compassionate with our feline/canine family. They have saved our family financially with their low-cost clinic tremendously. I would recommend ADOPT to anyone that is looking for affordable medical care for their pets.

My cat got vaccines there, and the whole process was very quick and easy. The staff are very knowledgeable as well. It’s a great place to go for a decent price!