Desoto County Animal Control

"Terrible experience, came and looked at a puppy and was told to come on the 3rd of February to pick her up. We shown up 30 minutes early just to find out someone made it in while it was CLOSED and adopted the puppy while we waited outside of the building for it to open. Extremely disrespectful and very unfair."

"I rescued a large amount of cats and was greeted by a nice old lady at the front desk, I explained to her that these cats has been roaming my land for quite some time and as a good person I fed them just because I’m not cruel. I brung the first batch without any issues, but as I brung the second there was another lady there waiting. she was extremely rude and had a huge attitude she treated me like some sort of criminal I was quite shocked. I’m guessing she doesn’t like her job and vented on me. she then threatened to humanely euthanize them instead of finding homes for them. I understand that it’s hard to find homes for that many cats but don’t be disrespectful to people trying to do something good. Despite all that I donated some money to help they’re cause. I have nothing but respect for what they do."

"Wonderful people doing fantastic work, thank you so very much for rescuing a dog that became mine. She has turned into a great companion"

"Today I spotted a beautiful stray Australia Shepherd on the side of the road. She looked lost and almost went to the main roads where she would have no doubt gotten hit by a car. I pulled over, got off the car, and called her over. She bumped into me and would not respond when I whistled. I realized she was deaf and blind which increased her chances of getting killed so I called Desoto County’s Animal control. I stayed with her until Chico came in to save the day. He arrived promptly and was gentle with her when he took her. He went out of his way to get there as soon as he could when no one was available because everyone was out on lunch. We need more kind, caring, and amazing people like him. Thank you Chico for saving one more dog today."