Helping Hands Humane Society
Topeka
(9)
Topeka
(9)
9 customer reviews
Nicolasa lopez
Amazing shelter, my daughter got a cat from here recently and they are the nicest people who welcomed us right when we walked in the door who were very helpful and helped my daughter find the perfect sweet kitty!!!
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Alli Winans
It was very friendly and pretty clean. The animals looked well taken care of.
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Clint Prohaska
A great shelter to go to and its facility is what Topeka needed. They were patient with us until we found another dog our dog got along with. Now we have Buddy to add to our family. More...
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Mollie Miller
Knowledgeable and caring about pets. Only wishing things were a little better but that does take us and money. I do love that they are open 7 days a week and help with recovering lost pets. We just adopted a hamster from here today and things are going without a hitch. More...
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Jason Weir
Do you need a pet cat or a dog? The Helping Hands Humane Society is the place to go to pick your next pet out! They have all of the best pets to match your needs! Lots of great pets are here for adoption, so please come in and let their adoption specialist assist you in finding her/him. More...
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Shawn Howey
I love these guys! The service they provide for our community is outstanding. When I decided that I wanted a pet, I knew where to go. I went on Black Fur Day, (Black Friday) and got my wonderful kitten Peanut! And the adoption only cost $25! That's a bargin. Thanks HHS! More...
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NiQ PM
Spacious entry. Welcoming reception area. Adoption applications easy to access on desk. Cats featured in multiple rooms, large viewing windows, open play areas. Dogs kept in a separate room, heavy door, dividers. Each kennel had easily displayed information about the resident and labeled with tendencies towards small children, cats, environments, special considerations, etc. Allowed to look around without feeling pressured or overwhelmed. Staff at reception desk, encouraged to fill out application so that an adoption counselor could address questions.Signs posted prominently with expectations for animals leaving facility (dog leash. cat carrier.)Concrete floors. Glass doors on kennels. Unable to touch animals through panels, safe to take small children, sturdy enclosures. Dog area has the aroma of a facility that houses multiple animals.Adoption fees clearly explained in brochure (found on pamphlet wall display.) More...
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R. Mark
Love these guys. And so does Bear, my 92 pound, lap dog. When I need to board him, for a weekend, he goes in, and pretty much leads the boarding tech, back to the kennels. And his tail is always wagging around the staff. He trusts them, I trust them. More...
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nora bond
Helping Hands is a great place to find your new best friend, you can get to know one or more of their adoptable buddies in a little booth, one on one. But they are also the perfect place to take a found pet; we've found a couple of canine fur babies out wandering around, and were able to take them there. They have a chip reader so if your lost pet has been "chipped" and your records (contact information) is up to date the reunion is as easy as that. More...
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