Name: Humane Alliance Spay/Neuter Clinic: A Program of the ASPCA
Address: 25 Heritage Dr, Asheville, NC 28806, USA, US
Telephone: +1 828-252-2079

Humane Alliance Spay/Neuter Clinic: A Program of the ASPCA is a veterinary care, located at 25 Heritage Dr, Asheville, NC 28806, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 828-252-2079, visit their website www.humanealliance.org for more detailed information.

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25 Heritage Dr, Asheville, NC 28806, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 13 February 2017

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Anonymous

26 December 2017

We're so grateful to have an affordable way to spay our dog. We saved hundreds of dollars and they did a good job on Lucy's surgery.

One thing to consider if your dog is staying overnight, it'll be easier on them if they're "crate trained" before they end up in a crate. I always did crate train before, but this time (with Lucy) we didn't plan to add her to our household. She just fit right in and I forgot to pull the crate out of the shed because she didn't need one. So I totally forgot to get her used to being in a crate.

During her stay at Humane Alliance, she rubbed her nose raw on the crate. This is why it's actually nicer when we teach them to feel comfortable in a crate BEFORE a time like this. I feel bad for falling short there and just wanted to use this chance to mention that proper crate training can make our pet feel more comfortable when they go through a stay at the vet, even if you don't really need a crate at home.
Anonymous

15 December 2017

We took our male and female today. The staff was incredibly thoughtful, knowledgeable, respectful and the facility was spotless. They went above and beyond their duty and kept us up to date on our furbabies through everything. We honestly can't say enough about how great this place is. We'd go back to them without hesitation. Our Sassy has seizures and the folks here treated her and Cletus like royalty. The love and hugs and kisses they gave them blew me away. They were super nice to me and Nathan. I'm so grateful for these people. Their love of dogs and cats are extroidinary. Thanks for being the best.
Anonymous

24 November 2017

This is an outstanding establishment. I am very grateful for having access to it for my dog's spay and neuter needs. They do a wonderful job for Western North Carolina.

I scheduled my Great Dane, Malachi's appointment online. It was really simple to do. They sent me an email to confirm my appointment. Their website has very clear instructions about what needs to be done prior to the surgery, what to expect while the animal is at the clinic, and what to do after being brought home.

In Malachi's case, we did have a problem after we brought him home. Three days after surgery, Malachi licked his incision, causing it to reopen, risking infection. I called the Humane Alliance to ask what I should do. They said that I should bring him in. I did just that, of course. After checking him out, they sent us home with an Elizabethan collar, three days of a pain/anti-inflammatory medicine and ten days of antibiotics. We also had to start the ten days of confinement all over again, uuuggh! Oh well. It is what it is.
While we were at the Humane Alliance, both times, we were greeted by very friendly, knowledgeable, professional staff members. We were treated very well. If the person I was talking to didn't know the answer to my question, they found someone who could. All of my questions were answered in a manner that I could understand. I was treated with dignity and respect.

I can't say enough good things about the Humane Alliance. I would highly recommend them to anyone. I also encourage anyone with an unaltered pet to take advantage of their services. It's our responsibility to make sure that no unplanned puppies or kittens are brought into the world. The shelters are full of them already.
If you find my review helpful, please press the little hand underneath. Thank you so much!
Anonymous

30 October 2017

Had both of my pups spayed. They took excellent care of them.
Anonymous

20 October 2017

These folks offer affordable sterilization for dogs and cats. They perform about 200 operations a day; needless to say they've got it down pat. You drop your pet off in the morning and pick them back up early the next day. My regular vet highly recommended them as the best place to go (and 1/3 the cost of getting surgery done at vet).
Anonymous

01 October 2017

This is an outstanding establishment. I am very grateful for having access to it for my dog's spay and neuter needs. They do a wonderful job for Western North Carolina.

I scheduled my Great Dane, Malachi's appointment online. It was really simple to do. They sent me an email to confirm my appointment. Their website has very clear instructions about what needs to be done prior to the surgery, what to expect while the animal is at the clinic, and what to do after being brought home.

In Malachi's case, we did have a problem after we brought him home. Three days after surgery, Malachi licked his incision, causing it to reopen, risking infection. I called the Humane Alliance to ask what I should do. They said that I should bring him in. I did just that, of course. After checking him out, they sent us home with an Elizabethan collar, three days of a pain/anti-inflammatory medicine and ten days of antibiotics. We also had to start the ten days of confinement all over again, uuuggh! Oh well. It is what it is.
While we were at the Humane Alliance, both times, we were greeted by very friendly, knowledgeable, professional staff members. We were treated very well. If the person I was talking to didn't know the answer to my question, they found someone who could. All of my questions were answered in a manner that I could understand. I was treated with dignity and respect.

I can't say enough good things about the Humane Alliance. I would highly recommend them to anyone. I also encourage anyone with an unaltered pet to take advantage of their services. It's our responsibility to make sure that no unplanned puppies or kittens are brought into the world. The shelters are full of them already.
Anonymous

20 August 2017

Very nice, and accommodating of my very fearful dog. They did a great job and my dog had no complications from the neutering.
Anonymous

04 August 2017

Spend the extra money, your pet is your baby. The fact that a dog can come back home with urine and feces up his legs and tail, showing he laid in it is disgusting. I find it appalling that a place associated with the ASPCA, which is supposed to save animals from homes which they're in these situations, allows them to have this happen. A husky being shaved half way up his stomach and into his chest where it could take months for him to be able to go out and exercise after hes clear from surgery, which is extremely unhealthy for a Husky. I would for sure not recommend this place to anyone.
Anonymous

26 May 2017

Everyone was so helpful and very caring. They truly care about your pet. They go above and beyond to ensure that your pet is well taken care of. Very impressed.
Anonymous

03 April 2017

These people are absolutely amazing! Asheville is so very blessed to have Humane Alliance. We had special needs and they were extremely understanding. These people are the hero's in this world.
Anonymous

18 March 2017

This clinic is efficient and a great service. The prices are great. The after-hours/weekend hotline is an excellent benefit to having your animals spayed and neutered here.
Anonymous

17 March 2017

I have taken 4 Cats here and they did and excellent job! and they were very nice and compassionate for me.Every time I came and the last one being 3-9-2017. 3 males and 1 female and u can't even tell they had surgery and they did wonderful didn't get sick or have any problems what so ever! And now I don't have to worry about them getting into fights with other cats like u do when they r not neutered Oliver,Otis,Ollie, and Stump! Thank u so much for taking care of them! 😻😻😻😻
Anonymous

20 February 2017

I recently brought in two community cats to be neutered. They have lived in my yard for months and although they are timid, they aren't really wild, feral cats. I brought the cats in traps, as told by the staff. They first cat I dropped off on Monday, and I was curious if he would be spending the night in a kennel or if he would be put back in the trap until I picked him up. The next morning when I picked him up he seemed fine so I had no worries about leaving the other cat the same day. On Wednesday morning when I picked up the second cat I had all the answers to my question of the treatment they had while they were there. The trap was lined with newspaper which was SOAKED in urine and feces. There was also a glob of canned cat food in the mix of this. I cannot understand why an animal with a fresh wound from surgery would be forced to lay in its own filth, clearly overnight. Just because this cat was not a 'pet' does not make him any less worthy of compassion and care. I will use my primary vet from now on.