Beaver County Humane Society

I will never donate a penny the human society put my beautiful 7 year old pit bull down because of my neighbors cats that run all over the neighbor that I complained about for a long time the controller asked for my credit card I paid to have my baby put down I’ve been asking for his leash and collar and name tag back that’s all I have to remember him by they don’t call me to give me a answer someone said they probably sold it at there thrift store they were mine in they mean times those cats are still in my yard I’m sick over this and no one is helping me thank you

So this beautiful cat has been coming around my house and I fell in love with it. Unfortunately I already have animals so I’m not able to keep it. My dogs will not have it if I had my way I would keep this loving animal. The cat is definitely domestic cat. Somebody hast to miss him dearly so I’ve done all I could post on the Beaver County lost and found on Facebook and nobody has even posted anything back other than a beautiful animal. So, I have been feeding it and taking very good care of it. I called the Humane Society and talk to a very, very special young lady named Emily and now she’s helping me find a great home for this beautiful cat. This beautiful cat has a loving heart and I wish I could keep it but I can’t. I felt very reassured that they will do their best to find the cat a loving, home.Emily you’re the best. You did a You did an amazing job and I never even got to meet you yet . I wish they were more caring people in the world like yourself Emily God bless you. Thank you so much.

I adopted a beautiful, loving, older cat from the Beaver County Humane Society. They are so kind and caring to all their animals and treat the adopters with love as well. My lovely Pumpkin Kitty lived to a ripe age of 18 years old and was one of the best pets I ever had!

I LOVE the Beaver County Humane Society. What a great group of passionate, caring staff. The shelter is clean and well organized. The staff are friendly and willing to help. They serve the community through their low-cost vaccinations and other services. They work hard to raise money to care for and shelter the animals. Their fundraising events are well run and so much fun. They are a gift to the community - definitely consider supporting them financially through a donation.

I have adopted, volunteered and donated because every time I visit their facility, they care. The animals are happy and healthy and BCHS is a part of the community.

Susan Salyard and the staff at Beaver County Human Society provide an invaluable service to Beaver county and the surrounding area. The caring and compassionate staff always goes the extra mile!

I have had the privilege to be associated with Susan Salyards, Executive Director for two years. I have seen her in tears over deplorable situations for animals, champion the humane society, gather donations for their store and gather money donations. If there is any way to help her keep the Beaver County Humane Society please do they work harder at keeping their organization together than anyone I have been associated with.

The Beaver County Humane Society supports its communities in so many ways!

BCHS is an amazing non-profit! Not only does it help animals but it is very involved with the community as well. The staff is very knowledgeable and absolutely wonderful to work with. I have the the utmost respect for this organization and all that it continues to accomplish.

Beaver County Humane Society is a top notch community resource with a beautiful facility, customer oriented staff/volunteers, innovative programs/community outreach, a thrift store, spay/neuter clinic, and pet food pantry, etc. The list goes on and on. I am a sponsor because of the far reaching, well managed services this organization provides. They are outstanding on every level.

Much love for BCHS! The work that they do is paramount for the well being and safety the animals that they serve.

The Beaver County Humane Society doesn’t rate one star today. We called and couldn’t reach a live person. We left a message online to set an appointment but didn’t hear back. We drove out to see if we could view the cats and filled out an application and then were told they didn’t have anyone to show the cats to us. The pens for filling out applications were sticky and the place appeared dirty. We will be looking elsewhere to adopt a cat.

I love the work Beaver County Humane Society does to keep their animals happy and healthy while they wait for their forever homes. A good amount of shelter life will always be spent in a cage, but at BCHS, they take time to ensure that the animals get one on one time with people, a chance to socialize with other animals, and time to work on learning new skills. They really go above and beyond for their animals. I volunteer with them to help in their mission and have brought home two babies from there now.

One of my college friends found two kittens, and she offered them to me. I then took them to Beaver County Humane Society and I can’t express how great of a help they were. I have just recently taken them back for their vaccine boosters and once again had a more than pleasant experience. I would recommend.

I am a volunteer with the Beaver County Humane Society and they are an amazing organization. The animals in their care are treated with kindness, respect, and love. The staff gives tirelessly to make sure every animal is healthy, given attention, and socialized so they can find their furever homes. When I am there, I feel welcomed and appreciated!

Beaver County Humane Society is such an amazing place to adopt from. They truly care for each and every animal that passes through their doors. They makes sure all animals are healthy and monitor behavior before adoption. Got my boy there a few years ago and will definitely be adopting from there again.

I appreciate the work they do to take in as many as possible. Always get my pets there

We adopted Cosmo from the BCHS in 2007. They were so helpful in assisting us in the process to find the perfect match. They do so much for the animals and really care about them all.

I look for Non-Profits to partner with in the community and BCHS has been a great partner to me but most importantly an amazing partner with their community and other small businesses. They are active and engaged in marketing to their community and serving their community w food, spay/neuter, thrift store, adoptions, humane officers and the list goes on! They do both with strong professionalism, reliability, and adaptability. I really appreciate their role in making Beaver and surrounding areas a better place to live!!

The staff here is all about the animals. They bend over backwards to help animals in every way possible and they don't give up. They go above and beyond to make sure animals are adopted into the best possible homes.

I'm proud to have this group helping animals in my community. I've adopted two pets from them, and donate to them. They're wonderful about finding housing and care for abandoned and injured animals, hold classes and clinics, and the county would suffer without them.

BCHS is more than just animals that were strays or surrendered for whatever reason and need rehomed, they provide a service that changes peoples lives as well as the animals. The staff at BCHS are an amazing bunch of people and truly care about the animals that come through their facility and they care about the people who adopt from their facility as well.

I can honestly say that my personal experience with BCHS and the staff has changed my life for the better and its not just because of the pet that I adopted. It is easy to see that they care so much for these animals and they went above and beyond during my adoption process to ensure my new best friend was getting the home she deserved.

The night my adoption process was finalized, every member of the staff had tears of joy and I remember thinking to myself that I knew Carmen was loved while she was there.

The passion and love the staff has for these animals inspired me to become a volunteer, something I’ve never considered before and now I couldn’t imagine my life without being able to contribute to their mission and helping make a difference for as many people and animals as they did for me and Carmen.

Thank you, Everyone, for your dedication, support and even friendships that you’ve given me over the past two years. :)

I have adopted two animals now from BCHS and they are wonderful. They truly love all of the animals they take in. They do their best to fit the best animal with the best family. If it wasn’t for them I wouldn’t have my two best furry friends. ♥️

Beaver County Humane Society is the best place around! They're the place that rescued my baby and treated her so nicely before she was adopted. I adopted Princess Leia here in 2017 and have loved every day after. Leia was raised to be my emotional support animal while I went to school a 12 hour drive from home. Leia made so many other residents on campus happy when she joined me in my RA duties. Leia went on walks and greeted every resident she passed. People all over campus would see her and immediately know "that's Leia from Leisure Time with Leia!" My programming revolved around her because of her personality. I'm grateful of the Beaver County Humane Society for being so kind to her as a baby. I don't think she would have been such a kind soul if they'd treated her poorly. They took great care of her and made the base for a cat that changed so many lives. She probably even saved lives by cheering people up when they were sad and homesick. Thank you BCHS for my wonderful girl!

I have worked with this humane society for the past two years organizing a donation drive through my job at Comcast. Their event coordinator Caitlin is always so sweet and helpful. When we helped them organize and clean the shelter last year you could really tell the animals are their priority.

We had our kitty fixed at the BCHS a few years ago. From the time we dropped him off until the time we picked him up, everyone was so friendly and caring.
We also adopted one of our dogs from here. I recommend to check them out when looking for your next fur baby. They're awesome!

I adopted an older dog here about 4 years ago. The adoption process was easy, the transition was smooth for us and our precious fur baby and the shelter staff still remembers my dog and they are all still interested in her wellbeing now! It is great to know such good people are caring for these animals and making it as easy as possible to get their forever homes and make sure each match is perfect!

I had never had a cat before, only dogs. My friend and I stopped in after seeing a Mel Gibson movie. This is the "former building" near the mall. On the way out, I spotted a tiny orange tabby cat. I ended up adopting him, but wow what a difference from a dog, naturally. He slept next to my head on my pillow. He became my best buddy. He was neutered and had his shots, all part of the adoption fee. I named him Gibson after seeing that movie earlier. You see, at this time, my mom was battling melanoma. She was only 44. I also was going through a painful divorce. I shed many tears on my beautiful Gibson. Every step of finding and adopting Gibson, that day, at that heartbreaking time in my life, kept me going. He was my best friend. He was there for me when my mom died. Everything I needed to know, being a first time cat mom, I learned from the volunteers and employees at BCHS. That cat helped save me during my mom's cancer battle and death. I've adopted another cat since then and returned to get his mom. They are ridiculously spoiled and much loved. In fact, when I went back to get Joe's mom, the adoption was free because she was an adult cat. What??!! I ended up making a donation in her honor, my Frankie girl. They're still here being loved and loving me. Thank you for all you do. Thank you for your Beaver Falls amazing Thrift Store, where so many can donate to help the animals.

I reached out to BCHS when a cat in need of medical care was dumped on my property. The vet staff at BCHS was amazing and I was able to foster this sweet kitty for a few weeks until he was ready to be adopted. I cannot thank BCHS enough for their dedication to the community, their love of animals, and their compassion for all!

I signed up to foster for BHVS several months ago and love working with them. They truly care about the animals in their care, and everyone is so friendly. The shelter has been closed due to coronavirus, so I have never seen the whole inside, but the outer building and welcome area is always clean and well-maintained. The staff was also always available to answer my many questions when I first started fostering bottle kittens, which was invaluable. I love fostering for them and will continue to do so for as long as I am able! They do valuable work in the community and save so many lives every year.

Such a wonderful facility! The staff are friendly and Knowledgeable. If it wasn’t for COVID, we’d be visiting the animals everyday!

Such a well-run place. Everyone there is so nice. They all work so hard and do everything they can to take care of the many dogs and cats. I volunteer as a cat-cuddler and I enjoy every time I am able to go. Please get your new pet from BCHS and donate if you can!

We adopted out sweet Ellie Mae from the Beaver County Humane Society. Good people who love animals.

It was March of 2019 and I was so alone that wanted to die. My beloved dog had passed in my arms and I wanted to go with her - in fact I planned to. I got on Facebook to send some 'I love you' messages to those that I loved before I ended it all. And I came upon the Beaver County Humane Society's website and I saw a video of a dog.

He was huge but obviously still a puppy from his actions and the way he zoomed around the room playing with a stuffie. I could tell that the volunteers in the Video were being careful not to let him knock them down. And I knew at that moment that dog belonged to me.

This big dog had run the streets for 6 months or so. A volunteer had lured him into her truck with some food when he was obviously starving. I saw the pictures - he was a skeleton of a dog, but still very large. I often think of the courage it took to bring that wild dog into her truck.

Then he lived in the shelter for another 6 months without being adopted. A huge Pitbull who seemed wild, and was extremely strong, the type that most think of as an unadoptable dog. But the people at the Beaver County Humane Society recognized that this dog was full of love. His puppy exuberance was often seen as frightening because of his great size and strength. This is a dog that many places would have given up on. They would rationalize their decision by saying that resources would be better spent on a dog less spirited who would find a good home. But the Beaver County Humane Society knew that this dog did not deserve to die just because he was abandoned. They saw the good in this dog that most people would fear.

The staff and volunteers at the BCHS worked hard to teach him manners. They worked tirelessly on leash training - and this dog was strong enough to pull anyone down. They gave him nutritious food, and they showed him love which allowed him to not lose hope for that long 6 months until we met.

This dog saved my life. I am his and he is mine. He is a handful, but his love has no rival. And the people at the Beaver County Humane Society trusted me with this dog.

Together we've traveled to the Appalachian mountains. the great lakes, and the Rockies. We have hiked amazing trails, climbed mountains, and swam in beautiful waters. He is my constant companion and the best dog in the world!!! They all are. :)

This is Rafferty - a dog that beat the odds. A dog that LIVES because of the Beaver County Humane Society. And because he lives so do I. So really I owe the BCHS my life too. I am grateful to all the staff, volunteers, and everyone that supports the Beaver County Humane Society. They save lives.

Adopted our dog. They helped us transition from vet scares and scarred to a loving family pet.

The Beaver County Humane Society is comprised of hard working individuals who manage to be the primary source of support for the needy animals in this area.
This organization has no funding from the local authorities and manages to keep the shelter going with many fundraising activities and an army of volunteers.
Caring for the unwanted abused and sick animals is not for every one. Its a challenging situation for the strongest of will, however this wonderful organization has persevered to make many happy endings from dire circumstances.

Stevie came into BCHS in February 2015 weighing less than 30 lbs. The staff worked incredibly hard over the next month to put weight on him and get him ready for adoption. When we came to the shelter, the staff were so helpful in introducing us to the dogs, telling us about their personalities, and helping us to find the perfect dog for us. The shelter was so clean, orderly, and the staff were so kind!

Stevie has been with us for almost 5 years now. He is a Canine Good Citizen and Certified Therapy Dog. He enjoys volunteering at local schools and libraries as well as taking long naps on the couch!

Our family adopted Rosie, a dilute calico kitten, from the Beaver County Humane Society a little over a year ago. She is wonderful. She is healthy and playful. Our family just loves her. We really love the Beaver County Humane Society. The facility is clean and well-run. Since this was our first experience with having a cat, the volunteers and animal counselors were extremely helpful in answering our questions and giving us guidance. I cannot say enough good things about this facility. We fervently recommend animal adoption from here.

On a bit of a mission to find a companion for my current mutt I stopped in the Beaver County Humane Society with my mind set on one pup that I saw online but he was, not surprisingly, already spoken for so I wandered around and came across who is now my Shelby and a fantastic member of the family. Such a great group of people that work here too!

We enjoy going to the Beaver County Humane Society to see the beautiful dogs and cats. Except for this last year, we had attended the annual Pet Walk with our Westie Beau. All of the volunteers always made us feel welcome.

The Beaver County Humane Society is devoted to the community it serves through education and caring of dogs, cats and other animals. I have been a volunteer since May, 2019 when I retired from full time work. I was impressed with the organization from the start. My first contact was with the volunteer coordinator and she was approachable, responsive and answered all my questions. Orientation training was provided as well as additional training opportunities, such as, dog handling and open question session. There are excellent veterinarian services on site. The staff and other volunteers are welcoming and willing to answer any questions. Great effort goes into keeping everyone aware of adoptions that have taken place and events coming up. The dogs and cats are loved and cared for, their spaces are clean, dogs are able to go for walks several times a day as well as spending time in a gated yard. Cats are cuddled and shown love by staff and volunteers. While walking dogs anything I see that may be a concern the staff addresses immediately. For instance, I noticed a dog favoring one leg, a vet Tech took a look right away. Dogs and cats want and need a forever home but until a good match is made, they are cared for and loved by staff and volunteers. There are many needs from cleaning, walking dogs, event help and more. People of all levels of ability are welcomed and needed. Education for youngsters is accomplished through the BCHS Reading to Shelter Pets program and summer camps to name a couple. My niece age 9 has participated in both and had a wonderful experience. All the volunteers and staff share the common goal of helping these beautiful animals feel safe and loved until they find their forever home.

I've volunteered and fostered with a number of organizations over the past decade, and can confidently say that BCHS is the most organized, safest, and well-run place out of them all. All of the animals are so loved by everyone, protocols are followed so well by both staff and volunteers, and it's an overall lovely place to be a part of!

Over the years, my family has adopted several animals (3 cats, 1 dog) from BCHS with great success. We were so impressed by their service that we've become monthly donors.

I have adopted 3 older cats and one dog from the humane society. It was always a wonderful experience. My cats were 14 and 15 when I got them. They were very affectionate and I felt the shelter really took the time to see if we were a good fit together. I love my animals with all my heart and the shelter staff was wonderful for the most part. I always recommend shelter animals when people say they are looking. They are usually the most incredible animals you can get.

I recently moved to Beaver County and, while I have 3 large dogs of my own, I wanted to be able to help make the lives of other animals better so I began to volunteer at the BCHS. I am so impressed with the staff there and how well they take care of the animals. Some of the animals spend way too much time there waiting to be adopted, but the staff and volunteers work very hard giving them all the love they can while they are there and I know some of them have come from situations where being at the shelter is a better life than what they had before. Please consider giving of your time to volunteer, donate or attend many of the awesome events they hold throughout the year which helps to support the many programs they provide.

The Beaver County Humane Society does an excellent job at caring for animals looking for their fur-ever home. They have a high caliber staff who display compassion for these animals in need. They receive no financial support from donations made to any regional or national animal welfare organization, and they are not directly funded through local, state or federal tax dollars. Fund-raising efforts have increased through the help of volunteers and staff; however, any private donation of supplies, food or cash made to this organization and/or volunteerism is always welcomed and appreciated! https://beavercountyhumanesociety.org/donate

The Beaver County Humane Society is an incredible organization. The people who work and volunteer there truly care about the animals. They have so many events and activities to help not only raise money for the shelter to care for the animals, but to find the animals homes. They try to get the fur babies out of the shelter whenever possible. I have never seen a more diverse group of people who are so passionate about the same thing. I volunteer here and everyone is so nice and willing to help each other. This place is great. If you are in the market for a pet, please consider adopting from the BCHS!

After losing my furry boy, I decided I would volunteer to help pets looking for homes. Thoroughly enjoyed walking, helping where I could. All of the staff is so caring and thoughtful caring for their charges. And one morning there he was, I knew right away Jasper was meant for me. We adopted each other and are now happy snuggling on the couch.
I truly recommend Beaver County Humane Society as a caring non-profit deserving of every donation whether monetary, volunteer hours, or recognition.

Our beloved dog Rocky suddenly passed away and my daughter was so distraught the next day I took her to the Beaver County Humane society upon arrival we were greeted with many helpful employees and volunteers who answered many questions for us. As soon as we walked into where the dogs where located my daughter instantly fell in love with one dog in particular. And the rest is history. Please adopt there are so many wonderful dogs that need homes and Beaver County Humane Society is the place to go. They are so caring and helpful.

I have been a volunteer at the Beaver County Humane Society for about a year. I have worked my entire life, and really never saw a group of dedicated people who work so hard on the behalf of the animals. You can tell the staff at Beaver County Humane Society truly do it for the love of the animals. I am so honored to be a volunteer to help this group.

Only positive things from Beaver County Humane Society. Use to volunteer here and did dog walking and outside adoptions at Petsmart. Karen who is on staff is a real asset to this organization

A few weeks ago a stray dog arrived in our Center Township neighborhood. It appeared homeless and was continually getting into the neighbors garbage looking for food. She, as we later learned, was seen on numerous occasions wandering aimlessly outside in the cold rain and on mornings when the frost had covered the ground. One of the neighbors subsequently contacted the Humane Society and reported this matter. Humane Officer Kelly responded almost immediately and set up a cage to trap this dog. On the very first night the dog entered the cage but managed to escape. Officer Kelly promptly returned and set out a more secure cage. Later that night the dog was captured and removed from the area. Being life long animal lovers we were concerned about the welfare of this dog. It wasn’t very long until we learned that this dog had been adopted. With winter around the corner we are happy that this story had a very happy ending!

We adopted two dogs from the Beaver County Humane Society. Both were wonderful pets! I donate regularly to this organization because I believe that they are worthy of my support and, unlike the national ASPCA, they aren’t handing out bloated paychecks and pensions to executives.

I have found the BCHS TNR program very beneficial. Karen Is so accommodating when setting up appointments, she goes above and beyond to help you and the kitties.