Name: Pike County Animal Shelter
Address: 527 Lykins Creek, Pikeville, KY 41501, USA, US
Telephone: +1 606-432-6293

Pike County Animal Shelter is a point of interest, located at 527 Lykins Creek, Pikeville, KY 41501, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 606-432-6293, visit their website www.pikecountyanimalshelter.org for more detailed information.

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527 Lykins Creek, Pikeville, KY 41501, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 17 February 2010

Monday Closed
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Carrie Childers

23 December 2017

They could have better employes.and work with the animals better
Sarah Lawson

28 October 2017

You can't get them to do their job , called there for 2 yrs for them to pick up dogs running around the neighborhood but still nothing
Bruce Phillips

15 October 2017

Got a cat from them. Animals are well taken care of and stall really do care about the animals they help.
Chloe Brown

20 June 2017

I bought a dog from here and it was the best dog I've ever had in my life I'm getting ready to buy another dog from here
Meghan O'Connor

29 April 2017

I was donating to this shelter because the shelter really needed it, well at least for the dogs. These people were very rude to me& still are, yet I'm not doing it for the people who work at the shelter. I'm donating stuff for the dogs! I also saw a dog who was crying out for helpwhen a rescue team went to the shelter on a Saturday, the shelter was closed& he arrived there at 2:30pm. Doesn't it say that they're open till 4pm. They don't take this job seriously& treat it like it's just another job& that's it. I don't even believe that they actually even like working at the shelter!
Courtney Anderson

16 November 2016

Very pleasant people. I called ahead and they allowed me to bring in my Chihuahua to pick out a cat that gets along with him. They were very understaffed the day I went, and they still did an excellent job taking care of me.
Ann Giggles

07 August 2016

I would give em a zero but I can fat lazy lol who are in it for the job and don't want to even do it
A Google User

24 February 2010

That the people here are not very pleasant. I personally don't feel that they are in it for the animals. It's just a job to them and they do not "get paid overtime". They aren't willing to stay even 15 minutes late for a person who is actually going to adopt one of the poor animals that would just be put down in a few days or remain there miserable and flea-infested. They don't even work weekends? I mean, come on! Those poor animals don't stand a chance because hardworking people can't get there to actually save one. [Their 'late' day is until 5:00] So if you can adopt, but be prepared to get your new pet a flea bath and don't rely on the 'kind' people to try to work with you on anything.