Langley Animal Protection Society

Submitted application for a puppy adoption. The process is very unclear and there is no communication at all. The front desk also have limited replies they give and it’s frustrating. They leave you to keep guessing if you are approved or not.

Now this is how a animal shelter should be run.Lots of detail about the animals for adoption, full check if the adoptive is suitable.The animals well being is the main goal.Professionally run , clean , bright, knowledgable.Be ready to give full disclosure and references

I wasn't going to write a review but after this weekend I think I must. Last year I went to pick up my friends cat that was found by LAPS after she escaped, and the 2 women at the front desk were quite rude, cold and made me feel uncomfortable...like I had inconvenienced them by being there. I chalked it up to maybe a bad day..but then this past Sunday my husband and I witnessed a cat get hit by a car. We stayed with the poor thing until it passed (as there was no saving him/her), and then called LAPS to ask for help as we were riding our bikes at the time so we had no vehicle and we really didn't know what to do - we were both in shock as it was quite a traumatizing thing to witness. They basically told us we were out of luck as there were no officers near our location" but didn't offer us any other solutions or guidance on what to do. We then found a vet in Aldergrove that was closing

We adopted Rylee 13 years ago. LAPS allowed me to foster to adopt in case my other cat didn't adjust to him. It took a long 5 months but it worked out in the end. A few months ago we sent Rylee over the rainbow bridge. I am forever thankful that LAPS was flexible, giving Rylee the opportunity at a forever home where he lived an amazing life full of love.

We go out of our way to stop here EVERY time we visit Aldergrove . . . We believe it is important to socialize the Kittens by visiting through the windows . . . And it helps us understand how quickly they get adopted !

I called LAPS regarding a dog on their website, I knew the dog from dog sitting and wanted to make sure they had information. The staff I spoke to was rude, accusatory tone and judgemental. I was trying to share information. If I was an owner, calling to surrender my animal, I would have felt unsafe and judged. Please, staff be kind and don’t make assumptions. I was really disappointed.

We adopted Harry on Mother’s Day 2022. The Langley Animal Protection staff was excellent. They had a phone interview with us and did a 45 minute counselling session with us when we adopted him. Harry came into the shelter a little larger than is healthy for a cat (rounding ~25+ pounds). He has now lost 8% of his weight (now 22lbs and slimming up…) in our home and is more active in our enclosed garden. Thank you LAPs for always trying to do your very best for the animals you serve.

After deciding to get a pet, a friend of mine suggested going to LAPS. I sat in the kitten room and watched. After a while I spotted a lovely torbie with a pretty face. The people I delt with were Very careful. Checked me out throughly. And after a week I picked up my kitten.That was three years ago.Angel is a dear. And so part of this family. Going through a shelter is the way to go.Thankyou LAPS

Forever thankful to LAPS for matching me with my little bestie, Mozzarella. Couldn’t imagine life without her