Luna's House Animal Care & Edu

We had never adopted before and were not sure what to expect. But we were so happy we went here. The photos of the cats on line were up to date. They had so many great pictures on line that really helped us. We saw a fur baby that looked exactly like our last kitty and we had to go see her. All volunteers here so they accommodated us coming there to see the kittens. I can't believe they all volunteer their time so selflessly. They allowed us to stay as long as we liked. All the cats play and are in a safe friendly, fun environment. We fell in love with our new cat and her sister!! So we applied for both. They answered our questions and asked a lot of questions to make sure the cats were going to a good home, which I respect. They had to call our vet for records and stuff. I think including the weekend we had the cats in 4-5 days. I thought the facility was really cool. It was HUGE. They love and take care of so many different animals there. We wish we could have taken in more cats. There were two other cats that really wanted us to take them home. So many were sooooo cute. Please go adopt these cats. They need loving homes. Thank you Luna House. These sister cats will be very loved and went to a great house. We appreciated everyone there that helped us. We would highly recommend Luna House for adoption of animals.

This review is to clear up any negativity on the part of the post by Beeples. I’m a long time volunteer of LH and on the dog team. I was there when the incident she is referring to happened. First, I encourage you to view the videos on the Lunas House FB page which will show she is not telling the truth. I can also attest to the fact she was NOT shamed because of her disability in anyway. She was given sound advice on how to keep her puppy safe from these situations with proper training. Everyone was shaken up and scared over the incident, but she was treated with respect and I can not say the same for her responses. She and her son continually called the puppy bad for acting like an untrained puppy. I am worried about this dog in her continual care as she doesn’t realize he’s not the problem, however, his lack of training is definitely the issue.

Super friendly and helpful staff. They all clearly love what they do here. We adopted our three fur babies from here. They were clearly all loved and well cared for. The building is clean and well kept. They also have some dog, cat, and small animal products to get you started with your new family member. Luna's House also offers nail trimmings on Sundays by appointment with a veterinary technician

My boyfriend and I adopted a little lop bunny female from Luna's House to bond with our male bunny. We had tried 3 different bunnies from a different shelter and were forced to return all of them because our boy would not bond with them. At Luna's House, Lisa not only sat with us and personally made sure we had a good match before adopting but also answered many emails from me when the bonding was not going perfectly. When we were concerned things were going south, she even took both bunnies in and bonded them for us! Our bunnies are still with her being bonded but they have made so much more progress with her than we could have hoped. Luna's House has gone above and beyond in making sure our little bun has a partner and we're thrilled we adopted from here. We're so excited to bring both our bunnies home and give our new little lady a forever home <3.

I have many wonderful things to say about this establishment, but I will try and refrain from rambling. We have been boarding our special needs dog (severe separation anxiety, particularly if not medicated) at Luna's House 3-4 times a year for ~5 years. We were very worried at first but our dog Hurley, quickly took to the friendly, warm staff and seems to be comfortable and happy during his stays there (of course he still loves us most). One thing to note about Luna's House, is that they do not charge extra for each medication that needs to be administered; which keeps costs down for us since Hurley takes ~12 pills per day. We feel very lucky to have found a place to board our beloved pet where his care takers genuinely appear to have his comfort and happiness in mind.

I adopted my dog Harry from Luna's House in 2011. The adoption process was very thorough as they want to make sure the dog and prospective owner are a good fit. I also board Harry there and my experiences have always been positive. The volunteers are well trained, the owners are personable and extremely dedicated to their cause and the volunteers are very conscious of Harry's feedings and dislike of being crated. For those who were dissatisfied with their initial contact with the organization, I really hope you give them another chance😀.