SPCA of Wake County

I used to be a volunteer for this shelter. Everyone is very friendly and knowledgable. They do great things for the animals including their new spay/neuter clinic and pet food pantry programs. All animals who make it to the Curtis Dr. center will stay there until they are adpoted, unfortunatly, they do not have the space to take in every animal that comes in.

Pros: New Spay/Neuter Clinic and Pet Food Pantry Programs

Cons: They are not a No Kill Shelter

I currently volunteer for the SPCA of Wake County. I love the facility and love helping people find dogs suited to what they want are are looking for. The staff is all amazingly friendly, I love everyone that works there! The dogs are not just in crates, they are in spacious bedrooms that hold 3-4 dogs each, which is pretty amazing. Kitties aren't in cages either, they are in one of 4 bedrooms each with about 15-ish cats in them. It really is an awesome building. Puppies are in "tubs" which allow for easy cleanup.
The only con I have about the place is that some of the volunteers don't really have any idea what they're talking about. Being a volunteer myself, I know exactly how it all goes down, and some of them just don't know their stuff.
The adoption process may be long, but this is actually a good thing in disguise. We do this so that the animals don't end up in the hands of the wrong people.
All in all, this is probably one of my favorite shelters ever. :)

Pros: beautiful facility

Cons: some volunteers don't know what they are talking abot