Haven at the Inn

In june 2015, I took in one of their rescue pups… Was nameed Sirius… changed his to Marco. Communication was great, from what I saw, the living conditions were acceptable. Marco needed a bath, but I picked him up a few hours early, and she said that she had planned to give him a bath. More importantly… no fleas, no health concerns, not aggressive. Keep up the great work!

This shelter should not be operational because they are causing more harm than good to the poor animals living there. I’m not even talking about the upkeep of this place, which is beyond poor as well. I understand that animal shelters are mostly volunteer work, but this doesn’t compensate for the unhealthy conditions.
My family adopted a kitten from this shelter not too long ago. When we met her we knew she would be a perfect fit for our family. My little sister bonded with her in particular. We named her Nala and they became best friends instantly. We noticed Nala began to display sickly symptoms, and took her to the vet immediately. They prescribed antibiotics. We administered the medicine but her symptoms remained. We noticed a rapid decline in her health, and the symptoms were unfortunately reminiscent to those of feline leukemia. On the way to the hospital for another check up, Nala died in my dads arms. It was an incredibly traumatizing situation — a pet should never pass from a family so soon.
It is with a heavy heart I write this review. She was diagnosed with feline leukemia after her death. Please be advised that the cats in this shelter are more than likely sick.