Very friendly and helpful staff. We got a WONDERFUL, trained German Shepherd juvenile male that had all shots, chipped, and neutered for far less than a vet would charge for these services. They seem to really care about the orphans and gave us great service. And Veterans get a discount everyday!
The people are nice enough, but we were told that we could have a couple of different puppies and given what I believe was false information and then they were given to someone else. We live on a farm and have many well taken care of animals. I'm not sure how they decide who actually gets to adopt, but obviously there is a flaw somewhere in the process. There seems to be a bias against people who prefer to have an outside dog. Let's face it, they are animals, not people. An outside pet can live a very comfortable and loving, healthy life. We ended up buying a wonderful puppy from an individual and he now has a very loving home.
We adopted out dog from LHS in March of this year. We had visited frequently to see all the animals, and the staff was always helpful and friendly. When we finally met our dog, we had a lot of questions about the adoption process and every single question was met with a quick answer. I would never think about buying a puppy from anywhere else!
Pretty good place. They take great care of the animals that come in and get them out to loving homes. I absolutely love what they do. If you're looking for a pet this is the place to go
They are really nice and I used to volunteer there. We tried to adopt 2 puppies and they said that one of the pups went to a different home but the other pup was ours, we just had to wait for her to be spayed. We were gonna go the next day to find a new friend the pup but they called and said we cannot have our pup because she was going to live outside. It was going to be on 7 acres and would have a heated kennel. Most dogs get adopted and sit in a cage all day long or get returned because they "aren't cute" anymore but we would not have done that. So basically, they gave us a dog and then took it away.