Top 5 Pet Adoption in France

Rte du Pré de Pâques, 83170 Brignoles, France

“booof”

5 Imp. de Pinconlieu, 60000 Beauvais, France

“Top notch staff. Species on sale that are not necessarily found in the Oise. Personally I only go there”

19 Rue Saint-Hérem, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France

“This bar is recommended to all cat lovers and maybe convinced your non-cat person to come here and let them enter into a new world. The staff are very kind, they even adopt stray cats and rescue them. The food is quite nice, just a warning message do not let cats eat whipped cream (some are a whipped cream lovers) and do this in a nice way 😊. You could even work here, there would not be any problems at all!”

Bd Henri Dunant, 90000 Belfort, France

“Top”

11 / 13 Av. Charles de Gaulle bâtiment E 13, 94470 Boissy-Saint-Léger, France

“Super 👌 …”

Parc de Haye Allée des, Rue des Cornouillers, 54840, France

“The SPA is really very new, the premises are almost new. The animals really have room, and we see that there are a lot of volunteers to take care of them. We were lucky enough to adopt the cat who suited us perfectly. PS: sensitive hearts refrain otherwise you will want to adopt everything 😅”

6 Imp. des Houzons, 45220 Saint-Germain-des-Prés, France

“I am horrified at the negative responses by totally unknowledgeable people, criticising because they have to make an appointment !! Annie works very hard looking after so many dogs, it is unending cleaning up after un housetrained dogs, I have rescued scores and to expect an ex breeding dog to be house-trained, walk on a lead etc is totally unreasonable. Veterinary care also costs, every dog from any association is neutered, teeth cleaned and any problem taken care of, NOT cheap. Ear problems are always going to be there with ex breeding dogs most of which have never had much veterinary care in their lives. In the three private associations (pitiful government aid) I have adopted dogs from they have always been at liberty if their characters allow this. SPA's etc do not give this freedom to the rescue dogs !! Of course dogs have to sleep and be fed in crates to avoid any fights only sensible. I tend to take on the most traumatised or handicapped dogs being an ex trainee vet (accident stopped my studies) dog trainer and boarding kennel owner I feel I have the knowledge. My little dog adopted from Annie was such a case and I knew it just from his photo. Didn't get to talk to Annie much as I was overcome with emotion by her dedication, my new little dog and the successive deaths, one each month of three of my adopted dogs, two old age and one cancer. Carry on the good work Annie, you are a MARVELOUS example of human kindness and dedication to rescuing dogs and finding them the perfect home. Je sais Google translate n'est pas parfaite Je suis horrifié par les réponses négatives de personnes totalement inconnues, critiquant car elles doivent prendre rendez-vous !! Annie travaille très dur pour soigner tant de chiens, c'est un nettoyage sans fin après des chiens non propre, j'ai sauvé des douzaines des chiens et pour croire qu'un ancien chien d'élevage soit propre à la maison, marche en laisse, etc. est totalement déraisonnable. Les soins vétérinaires coûtent également, chaque chien de toute association est stérilisé, les dents nettoyées et tout problème pris en charge, PAS bon marché. Les problèmes d'oreille vont toujours être là avec les anciens chiens reproducteurs dont la plupart n'ont jamais eu beaucoup de soins vétérinaires de leur vie. Dans les trois associations privées (pitoyable aide gouvernementale) j'ai adopté des chiens dont ils ont toujours été en liberté si leurs personalities le permettent. C'est tres rare les SPA, etc. donne cette liberté aux chiens de sauvetage ! Bien sûr, les chiens doivent dormir et être nourris dans des caisses pour éviter tout bagarres J'ai tendance à accepter les chiens les plus traumatisés ou les plus handicapés en tant qu'ancien vétérinaire stagiaire (un accident a interrompu mes études) formateur de chiens et ex propriétaire d'un chenil de vacances je pense que j'ai les connaissances. Mon petit chien adopté d'Annie était un tel cas et je le savais juste à partir de sa photo. Je n'ai pas pu parler beaucoup avec Annie car j'ai été submergée d'émotion par son dévouement, et mon nouveau petit chien et les décès successifs, un par mois, de trois de mes chiens adoptés, deux de vieillesse et un cancer. Continuez votre bon travail Annie, vous êtes un exemple merveilleux de gentillesse humaine et de dévouement pour sauver les chiens et leur trouver la maison parfaite.”

6 Imp. Marie Laurencin, 31200 Toulouse, France

“Great welcoming from the volunteers. Dogs are well attended.”

361 Av. de l'Argonne, 33700 Mérignac, France

“Adopted my big baby there! Staff named Steve was very helpful and knows a lot about all dogs.”

Chem. des Perchées, 85200 Fontenay-le-Comte, France

“Beautiful animals and very well cared for! The whole place is run by volunteers and off charitable donations. Really lovely to be welcomed in by the team and allowed to take some dogs for walks, brush them and fuss the cats. A truly wonderful little place, well worth supporting!”

2 Rue de la Charmille, 05000 Gap, France

“On a Christmas clearance day, not being able to meet the cats even though you want to adopt, it's a bit of a shame. Even to meet a cat spotted with a disability, without listening to us or knowing who we are, the answer is no. The associations are much more available and attentive unlike the gap spa website. I am saddened for the cats who wait while the shelter is full, I will move on from now on and support other structures.”

1B Route nationale - RD 643, Lieu-dit lapin des champs, 59169 Gœulzin, France

“Good”

Chem. du Platier, 51510 Fagnières, France

“Ok”

Combes des Faxilières, 46090 Le Montat, France

“Do you remember Moses rescued from the river perhaps four years ago. here he is our much loved pet..Happy Christmas”

13 Chem. du Loup, 31780 Castelginest, France

“Fortunately there are shelters like this to give animals a new life. I adopted Flash there, a 7 year old big cat who had lost his owner a few weeks earlier, he is today the happiest big cat and has been for many months now, thank you again for your kindness!”

10 Rue Octave Mureau, 76550 Saint-Aubin-sur-Scie, France

“Perfect for quick shopping trips”

256 Chem. des Lauzières, 30900 Nîmes, France

“Wonderful charity helping abandoned pets”

2 Leydour, 22450 La Roche-Jaudy, France

“We were asked if we had an appointment first thing when we arrived. We kept for ourselves that we tried calling six times throughout the day. We were then told no cats were available for adoption, that they were not social yet even though the website informed of a capacity of thirdy cats. We are trying to meet pets to spark a connection, we don't want to waste the time of foster families one after the other, making appointments from pictures that don't provide any relevant information to us. A second star because even though it's a refuge you can't adopt animals from, I'm sure they are well cared for.”

4300 Rte d'Hazebrouck, 59270 Méteren, France

“Ras”

72540 Longnes, France

“I call to explain a situation and finally ask for educational advice, they laugh in my face, and they hang up!!!! then it's no longer possible to contact them!!!!! Bravo to the associations that love animals... I really doubt it! if I had to make donations, unfortunately for the dogs I think I would abstain!”