Millstream Animal Shelter - Manchester

Le Millstream Animal Shelter est un refuge pour animaux situé à Clayton Bridge, Manchester, au Royaume-Uni. Vous pouvez les trouver à l'adresse Millstream Ln, Clayton Bridge, Manchester M40 1QT. et les contacter par téléphone au numéro 01616834194. Leur site web, millstreamanimalshelter.co.uk, offre plus d'informations sur leurs services et activités.

Le refuge se spécialise dans la prise en charge et le placement d'animaux abandonnés ou maltraités. Leur mission est de fournir un foyer temporaire et un environnement sûr pour ces animaux jusqu'à ce qu'ils trouvent une nouvelle maison aimante. Les visiteurs peuvent se rendre sur place pour en savoir plus sur les animaux disponibles à l'adoption et pour rencontrer ceux qui les intéressent.

Le Millstream Animal Shelter propose plusieurs services sur place, tels que la vaccination, la stérilisation, l'identification par puce électronique, et les soins vétérinaires de base pour les animaux hébergés dans le refuge. Ils offrent également des conseils et des informations utiles pour les futurs propriétaires d'animaux, y compris des astuces pour l'éducation et l'entretien des animaux domestiques.

Selon les avis des visiteurs, le refuge a une note moyenne de 4.6/5 sur la base de 339 avis sur Google My Business. Les gens apprécient particulièrement l'engagement et la passion de l'équipe du refuge envers le bien-être des animaux, ainsi que l'attention et le soutien fournis aux propriétaires d'animaux.

Avis de Millstream Animal Shelter

willow rose

5/5

Authentically caring people who provide so much attention and love for all the animals. All the resident cats have so much space outdoor and in and seem so happy. They take in and look after many neglected or abandoned cats etc and find them decent homes.
Love this place so much and I'm picking up my third cat today. I would recommend Millstream to anyone looking for a cat to match their home life as many details are provided about the animals. Xx

Danielle S

5/5

We adopted our two girls from Millstream and they have settled in so well. We messaged on Facebook and got a reply back straight away to go and visit them. They have really sweet temperaments and we are so happy we adopted from Millstream!

Hawa Desai

5/5

Its is a fantastic place and you can visit the cats and sit with them. They house so many cats and kittens, and they need more support from the wider community, visit their shop that is open most days.

patricia steel

5/5

I adopted a kitten on 15th January, lovely staff, they work so very hard, place full of all shapes sizes colours of unwanted kittens/cats. My kitten is a joy. The shelter make clear, you have to make sure you get kittens neutered/spayed also vaccinations. I would highly recommend Millstream.

Debs Rocque

5/5

Lovely place, cats well looked after until they are rehoused.
My daughter got 2 kittens on our visit!

Martin Kelsall

5/5

very friendly staff and really care about the animals hope my cat Mia finds a good home

Christine Anderson

5/5

My friend and I visited millstream to drop off some blankets and cat litter as a donation. Got the full tour from a lovely lady who had worked there for 25 years. Got to meet all the cats and kittens who are so well looked after. The people who look after them are amazing and so caring. They need help with donations of money towards all the vets bills to keep the cats safe and healthy, food, cat litter, blankets, cleaning products and sorting much more. You are doing a great job rescuing, homeing, caring and loving them all!!! Well done. We'll visit again. Soon. Xx

Sam Bibi

1/5

They made there own decision on neturing my cat and took two kitten of her she is depressed everywhere she kept them she keeps searching and staff not concerned for her wellbeing only there own claiming they have rehomed and made money for(helping her)with no concern they don't return calls no understand for my health and well-being has I suffer from depression to I have had her since she was 9 weeks old to see her in the state she in is making life realy hard when star was in shelter she sat feared and shivering noone informed me I had to fight my way in and saw her just sat shivering if I had not gone of my own back I feel she would have died everything staff do is to make themself feel like they are apart af a helping world they don't care at all its just so they got rutine in there life they no respect for owners rights and preferences they know whats best and thats what they do she is not the same cat I hope staff understand a d return her goods for her health and well-being asap staff being Wendy and nicola who have refused to care from the day I have informed of health and put manager Debbie in who seems to side with them?where is your care and love i don't know i never saw any,there is a volunteer there who actually knows how to speak and deal with people from experience of talking you should become manager thank you for your help I think he kaal