Delta Humane Society & SPCA

this place is horrible i asked them if they would take in a stray cat that followed me home and i got a reply «why don’t you just take it back where you found it» it is 104 degrees out side sorry if i decided to give the little girl some food and water

Never thought a humane society would suggest to go to a pet store for a pet when we came here to adopt.

My boyfriend and I stopped by here several weekends ago and we were very happy we did! Although we didn’t adopt a dog that day, we will revisit again.
The older lady that greeted us was very friendly and answered any and all questions we had. She laughed at me when she asked what kind of dog I was looking for and I replied a yorkie. This was before we took the walk back to the very clean and well maintained dog kennel– most of the dogs were pit bulls and chihuahuas. I guess not many yorkies end up here? I liked that the kennel didn’t stink as many often do.
I LOVE the fact that they are a no-​kill shelter. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a good shelter where it appears as if the animals are well cared for.

This shelter is a blessing to Stockton. They treat their rescues like family. The animals so well taken care of that they are actually happy! Happy animals in a shelter, who has ever seen such a thing? The most important thing about this shelter is of course that is it no-​kill. They keep them until they are adopted. They also have a great screening process for adoptions to ensure the animals are going to a wonderful and loving home and even check up on the owners to see how the pet is doing. They have adoptions at Carter’s Pet Mart pretty much every weekend. They also do pet adoptions around town. I’ve seen them in the Campbell’s parking lot in Lincoln center. They have also opened a thrift store where all the proceeds go towards the shelter.

I got my little kitten from these guys. They are so nice, and I am so glad I came here. From the outside, compared to the Stockton Animal Shelter, this place seems a lot better. And what makes me feel better is that this shelter is a «no — kill» shelter, which just makes me feel more relaxed. The kennels and runs were as clean as they could get, and the people there just seemed so caring about the work they were doing. Clearly, the employees truly know that they are working for a better cause. This place is great!

woof!
I adopted my poochie, and wanted to have his neutering done by my family vet. I also wanted his teeth cleaned at the same time. The adoption fee included the neutering (which they forwarded to my vet). They also brought my poochie to my vet. Totally amazing service — and totally amazing «think outside of the box» kind people…

These people are a godsend, keep up the good work guys.
we need more people like the men and women at the Delta Humane Society.
Sue

They are so nice. you can tell that everyone really cares about the shelter. If i wanted to adopt they would be the first place i would go to. It is nice to see someone who really cares about the animals and does not treat you like a criminal because you own a dog that you got from a breeder. They are nice and the girls up front are so nice.

For my 700^th review, I’d like to tell you about my dog Sam.
When Sam was a puppy, he was abused, malnourished and abandoned, tied to a street sign in the middle of a country practically dirt road… in the month of December… 5 years ago. The SPCA happened to drive by as the man was driving away after tying Sam to the post.
A month later, after spending months looking for a labrador, I happened to be driving by a pet adoption event. Sam was the only dog that didn’t snip or bark. He was trembling in the corner of his cage. I took him… his big brown eyes sold me.
My husband was pissed… why on earth did I take the most damaged ‘scared of his own shadow’ dog?
Well… let me tell you… this dog is well adjusted now… after many hugs, cookies… hand fed meals, Sam is doing very well. We don’t hand feed him any longer… but he still has his moments when we leave for work. And he stays by my husband’s side as much as possible.
Thank you SPCA for saving Sam and all that you do for animals!