Second Chance at East Aurora in East Aurora, New York
Second Chance is healthcare, which located in New York. They address is East Aurora.
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Phone: +1 716-652-6051
Address:
East Aurora,East Aurora, New York
14052 Get directions
Web site: secondchanceshelteringnetwork.com
Categories: Pet store
Customer Reviews about Second Chance
- ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪My co-worker wrote a review on Second Chance last week. I'm here to support that review, but also just to add a bit to it. It took me a week to write this because last week was too emotional for me. Let's just say that, although there is disagreement from Second Chance, there is no real debate in this matter. I have worked in human services for 30+ years and I know compassion when I see it. I did not see it here. I was being judged for not getting Garfield or the other cats help before last monday. I was told it was inhumane to leave Garfield outside in the state he was in. I was told that I would be contacted about the decision from the vet. I was told I have to trap the other cats. I was told the vet's bill could run up to $1000 if we wanted him back to us. I was told that should Garfield test positive for feline leukemia, that he could not go back into the community but I was not told that it would mean he would be put down just for that reason. Now I'm being told that they claim they contacted me to let me know about Garfield. Categorically, they never called me back. It was my co-worker that informed me of what happened to Garfield. Yes, Garfield was positive for feline leukemia. Yes, he had a hurt paw. Yes, my coworker left 3 messages, telling them she would pick up Garfield. Garfield and I grew close over the 2 years that I've been here. No one else was able to gain his trust but through our relationship, he soon went to others for affection. Garfield was 10 years old and lived a long life for a feral cat. I do not regret getting him the help he needed, just who I went with to give him that help. My advice to everyone is you should do much research, not only on programs, but also on what cats (feral, strays, etc) face in the community or elsewhere. Garfield has been buried where he was loved and will watch over his community.November 25, 2016by Celia Browning
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