Holly Hesselmeyer

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August 16, 2024

My son and I stopped in on the way back home from Orlando. We went to look at the dogs but also looked at the cats, We ended up adopting this special little guy, we really weren't looking to adopt but he stole our hearts at first sight. ❤️ He has no tail and a unique personality! Besides for giving us a new family member, they were very friendly. It was very clean and the adoption process was really easy! They even gave us a little bag with a blanket, toys, and treats! 🐈 😺 They even called me yesterday to check and see how everything was going and said if I needed anything to call them anytime. 💙🐈‍⬛🐈 Also, They have a little section in the front with a good selection of random brand new pet supplies. The prices are really unbelievably low compared to the pet stores, It is definitely worth stopping by if you need anything for your pet, it's kind of random stuff but they did have a good selection of harnesses/leashes/clothes/dog boots/toys. They even had supplies for fish tanks. Thank you for all you all do for the animals!! 💜💜🐈‍⬛🐈

Ana Carol Vilela

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April 23, 2024

I have been to Seminole County Animal Services a few times now and I have always had such an amazing experience. The staff really cares about you and the pets, and are always excited to assist and give you information. A couple of weeks ago I found the sweetest, most loving cat and was lucky enough to be able to adopt her and give her a forever home. Tootsie is the cuddliest cat and I’m so happy to have her as my best friend. Thanks everyone that made this possible for me and Tootsie!

Hilltop Studio

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October 02, 2024

Visits there are always bittersweet, but they always do a good job on all aspects of helping lost and abandoned pets in our community. The best thing we can do to help is always consider adopting from animal services when we're considering adding another pet to our family. There are so many worthy little souls there waiting for a miracle - hoping to be chosen to go to their furr-ever home 💙

Karen Dionis

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September 11, 2024

My sweet cat had an amazing 13yrs being spoiled and loved. When he was diagnosed with stomach cancer and intestinal cancer, I knew that I would take care of him, no matter what till the end as long as he wasn’t suffering. Unfortunately, a week ago, his health took a drastic turn for the worst. My vet was charging $400 to euthanize and dispose body. Hey dear friend of mine referred me to the shelter. I contacted them and it was $15 to euthanize $25 total to include disposal. The thing is they require you to your pet. You cannot be with your pet when they’re euthanized the thought of this horrified me.. My cat was pretty much asleep when I took them there I handed him over to the technician who explained to me that they would give him a sedative first, it would take a few minutes to relax him and put him to sleep, they would give him a second injection to euthanize him peacefully. Everyone was so kind. I decided I wanted to bring his body back home with me to bury on my property. He looked peaceful when they brought him back to my car in his favorite blanket.

Brianna B

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March 25, 2024

We did not even make it past the front office. There were three staff members available, two men and one woman. We asked if we could visit the cats. One man started to give us directions to the adoption area, but the other two snapped at him, sharply letting him know that it had just closed. It was our misunderstanding because the office is open until 5 pm, but the adoption center closes at 4 pm. However, the staff showed such disdain for us that I will not be returning. It is sad to think that these are the people employed to care for these animals and assist new owners. They did not bother to try and help us, nor did they even make eye contact. I was going to volunteer here, but I am glad that I went in person first. The best part was the bird out front.