Humane Society of Tulsa — Local services in Tulsa

I already know the truth about this company. If you actually rescued these pets then you sure as heck don’t charge $300.00 dollars for an adoption fee. Good luck in trying to get Penny adopted again as she will end up coming back due to the biting. Penny bit my husband, and then again she bit my daughter while she was petting her. No it wasn’t a holiday, it was on a Sunday as your website said you were open. I’m sorry if your worker had to drive 45 minute. I drive an hour. I wasn’t going to tie her up to the door but I also wasn’t going to bring her back to my house for her to bit again. If nobody came then I would have taken her to the animal shelter.

You all are heartless and uncaring and I don’t care if I don’t ever get another pet from this company again. I’ve seen all the negative reviews and I’m sure you probably blocked them as well.

After making this post. I got blocked on Facebook. Seriously is that how you handle unsatisfied customers. All I can say is I was told from a vet that places like these don’t tell the potential customers the whole story about the pets, that they are just wanting to get rid of them. I didn’t believe her at first until I had to bring the pet back due to excessive biting.

Run from this place. They don’t tell you the whole truth, they charge way too much and very very rude and unprofessional when you have to bring the pet back. The pet Penny a Shih Tzu mix bites and bites children. She needs a 1 owner that has no children. She is not a lap dog as that’s what they told me. She wouldn’t even get in my lap.

I adopted a pet from there, however they were very friendly and helpful at first but then 1 month in with our adopted pet, the pet started biting. The pet bit my daughter when she was partying the pet. I took the pet back in a Sunday in which the website stated they were open. I messaged them through Facebook and told them what I needed. Someone that worked there meet me to give a refund and she was not very nice at all. Very rude, no eye contact whatsoever, asked about a swap for another pet and she was very hateful and said “we’re not doing any swapping today”, I thought well OK. I asked about a particular pet and she said “he bites too”, all without any eye contact. I then said “ do they all bite” and again no eye contact and said “ pretty much”. Very unprofessional, rude and very cold when you have to bring a pet back. I’m sorry but my...

I recently adopted a puppy from The Tulsa Humane Society who was attending an adoption at Glove Life Park in Arlington last Saturday. On Monday the puppy was a little lethargic. Tuesday evening he had a runny stool and threw-up Tuesday night. I was at my local Veterinary the first thing Wednesday morning where I found out the puppy tested positive for parvo. I am a disabled veteran who was adopting this dog to replace my current service dog. So far, this experience has done the complete opposite of the reasoning behind having a service dog. Not only has my family and myself been effective negatively, but my current service dog allowed a puppy to come into her home and now was suddenly removed for treatment. Unfortunately I had not even had time to add this puppy to my insurance plan. As of now we have paid $751.20 that covers his hospital stay through tomorrow. If he needs to stay longer the cost is $110 per day after that (not including extra or unforeseen medical needs). I think that would be a small price to pay for some extremely positive publicity. I need your decision quickly as I am a disabled veteran and have a fixed income. I look forward to your prompt reply.

Update. Tulsa HS contacted me and advised I could pay for treatment out of pocket I already have) or they would come pickup the dog and treat him, If I relinquish the dog back to them (I live 4 hours from them). I have decided to keep the dog as the second option is not the right thing to do. All I wanted was to be helped with the medical bill that is saving this dogs life and to let the Tulsa HS know their dogs were testing positive for Pravo. I understand a contract was signed but one does not expect a puppy, who is supposedly up to date on shots, need to be taken to the vet for a life threatening illness within days of taking them home. I just want you to be aware how Lawrence decided to treat a disabled veteran and his future service dog. I hope everyone involved who had dogs anywhere near the adoption that took place at Globe Life Park on Saturday 7-29-2023 take precautions so this...

I took my dog to the Bissell foundation spay and neuter clinic. I am a nurse, so I’m pretty educated on first signs of infection, and my dogs incision started to look abnormal to me on post-op day 3. My post-op instructions noted to call them if there are any signs of sickness, redness, swelling, drainage, etc. from the surgical site. It was written, and my understanding, that the surgeon would want to see him for any surgical complications, and to go to his actual vet for any other needs. The next day, I called the two numbers they left me; one for office hours and one for after hours. I called at 8am and again at 10am, leaving a detailed voicemail. The VM states they check them 24 hours a day and will get back to you as soon as possible. I heard nothing back. Yesterday i called at 6am, knowing they weren’t open, but to leave a voicemail since it’s apparently checked often. I called again at 10am and at 1pm. I have never heard anything back. Today I am missing work, no problem with that, to take my dog to his usual vet, to get an answer about this surgery they did not perform, and hopefully it’s not too far into an infection so we can get this taken care of. Yes, it was a free neuter, but you would think they would be more responsive to post-op complications. I won’t post any pictures of his surgical site because it makes even me, a post-op nurse, uneasy. But here is a picture of his sweet self, still in high spirits with cones and shirts of shame.

ETA we’ve received staples and abx due to the incision being too open in one area, leaving a space for potential infection. I’m very glad we got this...