Heartt Animal Refuge

Is amazing place to resting your mind, the volunteers are very friendly also I love the cats. I hope my busy schedule will allow me to continue visiting this place.

I looked at the reviews on this place and adopted from here so I would like to give a genuine review. I see too many negative ones that I am convinced there is more to the story than what the angry one stars show. I guess you cannot please everyone. I adopted a gorgeous dilute tortoiseshell cat named Chloe— I think in February. She seemed extremely shy and overwhelmed when I went to meet her. She is an emotional support animal now. She is my companion. She is still quiet most of the time, though she can get vocal when she is not by my side and I am home. She cuddles all the time. She absolutely loves laying across my chest. Trust me when I say she is absolutely wonderful. She's a queen and others who have come over adore her. She came a little chubby but she has been on a diet and maintain

I have been volunteering here since I was in sixth grade (now a sophomore in college) and it has been the most influential experience of my life to this day. It has taught me commitment, hardwork, and reliability to not only my fellow volunteers, but the cats we care for. I know each and every animal in the shelter is loved and looked after every day of every year. Volunteers sacrifice their holidays, anniversaries, and even birthdays to make sure the animals get the proper care they need and deserve. You will not find a more devoted and inspiring core volunteer base anywhere else. If you are looking to get involved and help your community, looking to go into veterinary or animal sciences (like me), or just looking to care for some cats, I cannot express a better place to get hands on, re

I volunteered here. Great place, awesome mission. Lots of cats to choose from. So come on in and adopt a wonderful feline!

Dedicated volunteers that give 100 percent to caring for the cats and dogs.