Pet Helpers Adoption Center

So I am reviewing Pet Helper’s spay/​neuter clinic– Greer, which I found on the Pet Helper’s website. I had been wanting to get my French bulldog spayed for a while but my vet was very pricy. I read good things about Greer and their prices were very reasonable so I finally set something up. I was very satisfied! The clinic is really clean, the procedure was done by noon on a Thursday, pain medication was very cheap, and my Benny healed up so well. Her incision looks really clean and she was back to normal in no time. I really appreciate clinics like this who spay and neuter at low costs. The girls were so nice, called to check in a couple days later. I will probably bring her back for a microchip! Thank you so much for taking care of my baby

Pet helpers is an amazing adoption facility! It has been 6 months since I stopped by, and thankfully I was able to adopt a beautiful, energetic boxer-​Shepherd puppy named Picasso (back then «Dirty»)! I encourage everyone to stop by and adopt!

My husband and I adopted a small miniature poodle mix «Brooks» (now named Moon Doggie) from Pet Helpers about 3 weeks ago. He had just been received from another animal shelter and had been on the list there to be put to sleep due to overcrowding, but was offered to Pet Helpers for adoption. Our Moonie had been housed with «Templeton» (now Hank) at Pet Helpers and we played with both of them.
Moonie has saved my husband and me from deep sadness due to having to have our little 14 yr. old yorkie/​maltese mutt put to sleep recently, when he became too ill and had no joy left. We feel that Mojo found Moonie for us.
Pet Helpers has a great website that I watched for the right dog. I checked it constantly every day for new arrivals. It has immediate updates. The people working there are loving and allowed us to spend good time with Moonie, while seeing if he was our dog or not. The facility is very clean and orderly. Thanks for all you do to help people find their furry family members.

My name is Leona and my partner Matthew and I adopted a sweet terrier mix named Templeton (later changed to Hank) just about two weeks ago. We want to write you to tell you how thankful we are to Pethelpers for the gift of having Hank in our lives!
About six weeks ago we had adopted a different dog from a shelter that shall not be named. We were so happy at the time of this adoption because we had been looking for a dog to adopt for nearly two years! My partner has some allergies to dogs so finding the right breed at a shelter was becoming a bit of a challenge for us.
Unfortunately, we only had this other dog for two days before he became violently ill. When we took him in for his post shelter check up we found out that the poor dog was dehydrated, had worms, a respiratory problem, and if you can believe it– parvo virus. He stayed at the vet for almost a week and I’m very sad to say that unfortunately he did make it…
Matthew and I were so devastated after this traumatizing experience. We were so sad over the loss of this dog, I didn’t know if we’d ever find another pup for our family.
THANKFULLY we found Mr. Hank and he has just brought so much joy into our lives! We think the feeling is mutual. :) He has been going to the office with Matthew, knows his new name, and has learned how to sit! He enjoys playing fetch in the dog parks and bonding with other dogs.
Going to Pethelpers was like night and day to us compared to the other shelter. Everyone working there (hey Judy and Tiffany!) was so knowledgeable and friendly-​they made this experience one we will never forget! They even took the time to go over his medical history and called us recently to see how he was doing. It was like a breath of fresh air.
We took Hank to the vet a few days after bringing him home and he’s healthy (whew, huge sigh of relief)!!
We are so happy in our little family and it’s all thanks to you!

This place reminds me of the shelter I have worked at for 13 years, minus the commitment to matching animals with appropriate adopters. I could be any old person and they would give me any dog I wanted, literally no questions asked. I find that strange, but maybe its a southern thing? We adopted a dog from there a few months ago and he is a douche, but we love him :)They wouldn’t let us walk the dogs, which is weird, and they were resistant to letting us even go outside with the dog, or be alone with the dog for 2 seconds… I also felt like it was hard to drag information about the dogs from the staff… and I definitely didn’t get a sense of support from this organization, and definitely knew that once we signed that paper, we were on our own. Which again, maybe its a southern thing? Something about the process worries me, but I could be over reacting just based on personal shelter experience…

Such a wonderful gift to our community. I thank you and the grant from PetSmart for helping me get Opie what he needed to become a part of his new forever family! You are an asset to us all — two legged and four legged creatures. Thank you.

Pet Helpers provided me with exceptional assistance in getting a feral cat fixed, vaccinated, and adopted to a good home. They participate in a county-​funded program, which allows them to provide many of the feral cat services for free or at very low cost. The other services they offer were also reasonably priced.
The cleanliness and orderliness of the facility immediately stood out. I was most impressed with the knowledge, patience, and compassion displayed by the staff member (Lauren?) who attended to me and the little furball.

I just got my dog spayed there and am so glad that I took her here instead of spending hundreds of dollars more at my vet. It cost next to nothing to get her procedure taken care of, and the staff was very friendly.
My poor pup is still hurting from the spay, as it just happened yesterday, but I am so glad they offered pain meds for her as well. The only thing is, I wish they provided her with the Elizabethan collar (the cone collar) to get her to stop licking herself. I thought that would be a given.
Either way, I had a good experience bringing Saatchi here and would recommend it to anyone who is trying to be responsible with their pets and save a few bucks as well.

There’s a Pedigree dog food commercial on tv right now that makes me want to cry because it’s about dogs in animal shelters who don’t know how they ended up there. Places like Pet Helpers do such amazingly good work. They provide a refuge for animals who otherwise wouldn’t have a place to go, and since it’s a no-​kill shelter, the animals can stay as long as they need to. The cat room is fun, and the dogs have lots of room outside. Check out the website for information on adopting, volunteering or donating.