Loyalist Humane Society

These people really care about the cats. Please adopt one or donate if you can.

We adopted a wonderful cat in December. It is sad to see the large number of cats that Ann and her volunteers care for at the facility. We took our new baby “Daisy” to the vet and as we assumed she had a feline respiratory infection, and was given medication. When we adopted her she had runny eyes and nose, and coming from a shelter with a large number of cats we were not surprised. Ann has all the cats fixed and all their shots. Daisy is the light of our life…my husband and love her very much.

This place is so great at helping cats get the care & love they need. There's such a huge over population of cats and kittens everywhere which is why we need more places like this.

got a cat from the loyalist humane society about a year and a little bit ago (he’s in my profile picture) but the staff were/are amazing (we did book an appointment to come see the cats), they were very open to letting us see any cat we thought would thrive in our home, we ended up choosing Marley, he was diabetic and she gave us GREAT advice and showed us how to administer shots, and she was very patient the entire way! He now thrives in our house, gained a little bit of weight and is not diabetic anymore! I want to truly thank the loyalist humane society for letting me bring home my now best friend!! I attached some pictures of him!

The many cats at this shelter are very well taken care of by dedicated volunteers whom I would call “angels”. The manager, Anne, knows all 300 (+ or -) by name and ensures that all of them are spayed or neutered. Yet, still they arrive!!! If you live in the area, consider adopting or volunteering — or both.

They have new style displays for the cats. Bigger and self contained to avoid cross illness. Litter is now separated from living area within the cage. The sanitation procedures are diligent..and the staff work tirelessly behind the scenes.

My family and I were looking to add another pet to our family. We went here to find a cat, which we did. However, we found out later the facility (or the cats there at least) contains a feline virus which all or most of the cats will have once they've been there. Our cat is sick off and on with cold-like symptoms (coughing and sneezing). It started about 3 to 4 weeks after having him and we found out from our vet that this is something he'll have for life and will come and go.Speaking with this place about it (after the $100's in vet visits), they were aware of this and thought that he wasn't with them long enough to contract the virus. They were kind enough to give us some medication to try, which we did try but it would make his symptoms subside for about a month or so, then it would come back. He almost always has the cough, but most of the time he hardly coughs; similar to the snot flying sneezes...maybe every to 6 weeks it will get really bad for a few weeks.

On a cold January day I found my newest old friend at this unique home for animals.Nothing but love and caring for animals at this place.Seniors for Seniors. Great program.

What a truly wonderful place!!!The cats are so happy and well taken care of. They are not in cages and have so much room to roam and play. Warm cozy beds and a constant supply of food and fresh water. I can't say enough about this amazing shelter. As always donations of wet and dry food and cleaning supplies is always appreciated.

A couple years ago my review would have been a 5 star for the warm compassion these people show animals. However, my experience today 2/15/18 has changed my opinion entirely.Im unsure as to the reason I was treated so poorly. Upon driving into this place I felt unwelcome. I found and rescued a sweet innocent cat outside a pizza place, I tried bringing the stray home because I love cats but my 10 month old puppy was clearly putting this sweet animal into distress, its clear he doesnt like dogs very much at all.I can see the character in this cat and acknowledge how sweet and lovable he is, I wanted to take him somewhere loving and welcoming, thinking this was the place to go was clearly wrong. My mother found a cat and took him here yesterday 2/14/18 and he was named Valentino. She was the one to recommend I take him to this place- assuming because of the great service she received once again from your shelter. I guess because Im a teenager I get treated differently- seems to be a regular for me.I drove up to your property to be greated by a blonde lady I remember from a few years back visiting with my mom. I explained we found a cat, and cant take care of him. She giggled and said Were trying to get rid of them not get more! So I said oh I know! (my mom mentioned yesterday she was informed there are approx. 350 cats here) She replied stating id have to speak with another woman whose name Im unable to recall. Short brown hair. At first I was asked if I called first, I said no I didnt think to. I asked if I should bring him in and she said No will come out and speak with you". Then when the woman with brown hair approached my car