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Animal Humane Society Golden Valley
By Piker at Citysearch April 13, 2009
My pet cat of nine years had to be put down today due to illness. A sweeter kitty would be hard to find. I was in tears because I had to do the responsible thing.\t\nThe Vet wanted $50.00 to see my kitty. Then another $120.00 to put him down. This after I had already spent $2000.00 about 18 months ago on an operation.\t\nMy cat couldn't urinate very well and I knew it was time for him to be put down. He was in distress. So I called Golden Valley Humane Society. They asked only $50.00 to do the deed. I took off from work and brought my pet there to end it all. The Staff were very kind to me and my kitty. There was no guilt trip like at the Vet.\t\nThe Staff understood that it was an act of mercy to end my kitty's suffering. In about 20 min they returned my cat to me in the box that I had given them. The young tech. said to me that he was sorry for my loss. I took my kitty home and buried him in my back yard.\t\n\t\nI would like to Thank the Kindly People at Golden Valley\t\nHumane Society. They helped make a very sad day end with less pain for my sweet kitty and I.\t\n\t\nAnimal Humane Society, they are also Humane to greiving pet owners when that day must come,\t\nIn the circle of life. ...read more
Animal Humane Society Golden Valley
By GretThom at Citysearch October 31, 2008
I will be forever grateful to this organization. They have been the source of three wonderful dogs, for me, and helped me when I could no longer keep a cat. Look on their website for an excellent article on what non-euthanizing shelters are really about, compared to their own open acceptance shelter policy. (Most anyone who has tried to take an animal to such a shelter knows how they can make that claim: they just simply won't take animals that are problematic or may need euthanizing. In other words, they leave the dirty work for someone else: they may not euthanize pets, but they don't welcome them either.) This shelter is wide open to the community, and serves it well. The costs provide them with resources for the animals, and I suspect little more. They are, after all, a non-profit organization. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a new pet, or needing help with one that can't be kept for whatever reason. ...read more
Wildlife Management Services Inc.
By Anonymous August 16, 2007
I wanted my problems solved quickly and I went with the company that would come out the fastest. BIG MISTAKE. I paid too much, and my bugs are still around. Anyone reading this should go with another company. ...read more
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