Humane Society Of Midland County

Reviews about Humane Society Of Midland County

• Danielle Arndt

  Oct, 06 2018
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  I’m sure most of the people there have good intentions, but with that being said, there should be more employees there that have a bit more background training than the employees that I have dealt with there. A lot of the employees are naíve and know in general what they’re talking about but can’t explain to the fullest extent. I have worked in the animal industry for 5 years, I have been employed at 2 veterinary clinics, my mother was an employee at 2 veterinary clinics, we are both very close to a well known vet in Midland. We know what we are talking about when it comes to dogs and cats and we are talked down to by the employees at the humane society, it’s insulting.
  On another note, May 5th, 2018 was the Bissel no fee adoption event that midland’s humane society took part in. When my mother and I arrived, we were talked at by an older woman who was very rude. Stated that if we have cats we should leave because the dogs left kill cats. She was not in any way shape or form trying to be kind nor acting as if she was at work.
  We were looking for our grandfather and I didn’t take lightly to this woman being rude to my mother so I said we should be let in anyway because what’s the point of an event if we can’t go and look and tell people we know about the dogs we were going to see. She “checked” with the people inside, came back out and was annoyed at letting us in the door.
  When we walked through, about half of the kennels were dirty and I’m hoping that the kennels housed dogs that were just hyper and overactive.
  My friend adopted a dog from here and the dog had kennel cough going home. They gave her pills and sent them home. They neglected to tell her that the other dog they have at home who has not had the bordetella vaccine, could contract the kennel cough. When I explained this to her, she proceeded to tell me that the humane society gave the dog the vaccine upon arrival to the kennel. This was astounding to me. When given the vaccine, it takes about 7-10 days for it to have an affect. If the dog is in a stressful situation or has bad anxiety, say, like being put in a kennel, they could contract the bordetella from the vaccine! It’s a no wonder the dog contracted it and is now at home with another dog that could cost my friend more money if the other dog contracts it. The humane society was better off leaving the dog as is and she probably wouldn’t have gotten it.
  Like I said, they might have good intentions but are very naíve and rude to humans at least, I hope they aren’t like that to the animals.

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