Heartland Pet Connection

Wewent looking for a puppy and ended up get a beautiful 4 year old stormy. Great peaple

Had a friend that was trying to get rid of a dog called this place and they told me we should just put her down wouldn't recommend giving your animals to this rescue center.

Little pricey but not terrible ($40 for 1st offense) and very quick painless transaction to get back my runaway dog.

I've adopted 2 of my pets from here. They were both rescues and the staff there gave me the whole back story of how they were rescued. They have a cool little shop inside. Seemed a little under staffed but were all around a great experience and I'd highly recommend adopting your next fur baby here

It is a very well run shelter. It's clean and the staff are friendly. They do a really good job of matching animals to potential forever homes.

We called on Saturday and set up an appointment for Monday to look at a dog, the lady we talked to was polite and said that the dog we wanted to look at was kid friendly and friendly with other dogs. When my wife and kids went in on Monday with our current dogs to make sure they all get along, the lady was rude to both my wife and kids as soon as they walked in the door and told them that the dog we scheduled an appointment to look at hated kids and other animals.

Maybe that was true and maybe the first lady we talked to was misinformed but how my family was treated and talked to by the second lady was very disrespectful and unfortunately we will never adopt a dog from there

Great pet shelter! Adopted our cat from here and he's been healthy and a great addition to our family! Jenny does a great job running the place and it's kept very clean.

A great place to get your next pet. The staff is kind and caring. This is a public shelter and the animals get brought in when they are found in the city so they are a kill shelter so I would suggest if you're looking for a pet to check here first.

My name is Jim Yeggy, not Matt. The Heartlannd Pet Connection (NLPC) provides a great dog rescue service and has great folks. I adopted 2 dogs from them in March 2016. A 7 year old German Shorthair Pointer female and 3 weeks later her 4 year old son. These folks put a lot of $$ into saving these two dogs, which came to them in November 2015. They were suffering from neglect and had significant health problems when HLPC. Maggie required dental surgery and an infected, open wound that required surgery. Saul came in with eye infections in both eyes which required surgery and open infected wounds that were treated without surgery.

These dogs were kept in kennels but allowed two 30 minute exercise periods each day in an open run area. The dogs were well socialized and received good human contact from the HLPC staff, which were all great with the dogs. They worked with them on basic commands and disipline. HLPC interviewed me and made sure I was a good fit for these dogs before they allowed me to take them. Maggie & Saul are great companions for me and my family. No way HLPC made any $$ on these dogs. The medical costs they put into them was much more than adoption fees.

I would have rated them a zero if possible. The staff don't really seem to care about animals -- as they send a good portion of them off to be euthanized every week. The animals that do survive the cut often just sit in their kennels without any human contact. Once, a blind, diabetic dog ended up there after running away from home. And it sat in a kennel without food or water for many many hours. Truly heartless, greedy people.