Elmsford Animal Shelter

Hello,
I wrote a review yesterday about this WONDERFUL shelter.
I lost a pet, and was heartbroken when she had to be put down.
This shelter has some of the best staff, who love and care for the animals here.
The staff is very active in socialization of the animals here, and the living conditions
are clean full of toys. The animals are well fed. The staff is friendly and full of smiles.
We adopted a older cat, who is already a member of our family after one day.
Do not take my word for it, come see the beautiful animals here
for yourselves. You will NOT be disappointed.
This review is as a customer, I do not work for this shelter.
Adopted cat: Matilda
KK

I adopted my first cat from Elmsford Animal Shelter, and overall it was a great experience. The animals are well cared for and the staff is clearly dedicated to the cause. If you’re looking to adopt a cat, dog, or rabbit, you should definitely definitely check the Elmsford Animal Shelter out. They also have a volunteer program that would encourage anyone to become involved in. The only reason I’m not giving four stars is I witnessed a pretty bad argument between two staff members who were behind the front desk. I know shelter work can be demanding and emotionally draining, but staff drama should never happen infront of prospective adopters.

We adopted a dog from this shelter and were impressed with everything they did. First and foremost, they are not a «kill shelter.» They screen perspective owners. Every animal I have ever seen here lives in decent, humane and kind conditions. Most animals have a detailed back story for you to get to know them. The physical plant is well kept, clean and suited for walks and alone time with the pet to get to know them. They mandate sterilization and also gave us a free vet visit after the adoption.
In our case, Logan was diagnosed with a rather rough case of heartworm. They referred me to a tremendous vet and underwrote the care. That is astonishing to me.
The staff is dedicated.
A very good place to get a pet, and if you cannot care for an animal anymore, this is the place to take it.