Bentonville Animal Services

Wonderful shelter. We fostered a dog for Christmas and are able to take wonderful information back to help them find Chase a forever home. If you have a few days off and want to help consider fostering a dog for a few days and give the shelter feedback to help find the best home for a pet. Contrary to other reviews: 1. There is no clinic here (I think that reviewer confused this shelter with another in the area that has a clinic. 2. The shelter clearly states they don't take animals back, however they do permit you to foster the dog you are thinking about before adopting to ensure the dog is a good fit. Dogs behave differently in the shelter than in a home and I highly recommend foster first if you have another dog or children.

On my last visit 2 weeks ago I started fostering little Aster. She is a 5 month old Dashound & Beagle mix. I couldn't wait any longer and finally adopted her yesterday. She is a joyful and wonderful addition to my family. After our last furry friend passed over a year ago, I wasn't sure if we were ready for a new addition. But she has warmed up our hearts and filled the house with fun and playtime.

A no kill facility. Staffed by truly compassionate folks. I just adopted a great little corgi-terrier mix. A good match for my Russell Terrier.

Beautiful facility, friendly staff and reasonable adoption fees. Not busy! Was able to get to know the kittens to find the perfect match for our family. Lulu(formerly Stormy) has been a dream!

ADOPTER BEWARE! I HAD TO EUTHANIZE AN AGGRESSIVE DOG THAT THESE TERRIBLE PEOPLE ADOPTED OUT TO MY FAMILY!! This facility is ran by employees who lied to me about the breed of dog I adopted. They also let me know that I would be able to bring my adopted dog back if any issues arise, as I adopted a full grown dog that I didn't know of its background. After extensive training with this dog and hundreds of dollars later, the aggression didn't stop. I had no other choice but to go back to this shelter and give the dog back after 5 months of it living with me. The very rude black haired animal officer lady let me know that the manager who told me I could bring the dog back no longer works there. They even knew the dog I adopted by name, without me mentioning. They KNEW she was a troubled dog, bu