Companion Animal Alliance

My husband surprised my daughter and I with kittens just before Christmas. A boy, now named Orion, and a girl, now named Lyra. They were extremely well taken care of. Very healthy and super sweet! You can tell they had plenty of human interaction and enrichment. The neuter, spay, and shots were all included in a $50 adoption fee each. Great place to go for your new addition.

We went in, 1st cat we looked at we adopted. He was purrrfect! He's adjusting perfectly! Beegee (now "Louis" for Louisiana)Loves riding in the truck (we live fulltime in an RV & move around a lot so he loves traveling! Everyone was wonderful!! Thank you for keeping prices reasonable! He will definitely be spoiled rotten!!

I adopted a beagle last year,(2024). (Her name was Jessie, & we changed it to Lucy) . She is a load of fun. The staff was very polite, friendly & helped me find the right pet for my home. We LOVE her. The lobby was very clean & no bad smell or odor. I do recommend you adopting a pet from here.

This is a beautiful facility! I run a rescue, and adopted out a dog in July, and apparently in February sometime, the lady surrendered her to this place because she turned on her. Said she was violent and awful and hated men. Truly is not the case apparently she hated the man she was with, but long story short. Companion Animal Alliance contacted me based off of her rabies tag information and I'm listed as the original owner and they asked me if I wanted to take the dog back because she was a little unfriendly, mostly scared to death. I immediately came and got sweet Freya! Apparently she didn't like where she was at! I haven't had a problem with her yet! Thank you guys so much for caring about animals as much as I do!

They keep everything super clean and neat and really do prioritize the wellness and happiness of their animals. they offer affordable services, pets, and really try to ensure they go to a good home. my problem is with the staff. i’m a student at LSU so i come here relatively often. i was interested in adopting a cat today however, an older sweet boy. someone came in to move him and said they were taking him to the back. i asked why? because again, i was interested in adopting him today. and she just looked at me and said “because we need to move him to the back” then shut the door in my face and took him away. it just felt very rude..this isn’t the first time ive had an encounter like this with a staff member here. i just feel like being kind to your potential adopters is an important asp