Mohawk Hudson Humane Society

Mohawk Hudson Humane Society is an independent veterinary clinic in Menands, New York. It offers low-cost veterinary care and lists dogs and cats for care, with small animals also mentioned among treated species. Hours are Monday through Friday 12:00pm-6:00pm, Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm, and Sunday closed.

Services

•Low-cost veterinary care
•Vaccinations, including rabies, distemper (DA2PPv), Bordetella, and FVRCP/HCP for cats
•Microchipping
•Routine testing
•FELV/FIV SNAP testing for cats
•4DX testing for dogs when paired with spay/neuter
•Income-qualified spay/neuter for cats and dogs
•Pre-surgical exam by an LVT
•Euthanasia on a limited basis for medical and behavioral cases
•Group and private cremation
•No in-house emergency service is advertised; out-of-hours emergencies are directed to an emergency animal clinic

Pricing

Pricing appears below average for some services, including income-qualified spay/neuter, but no published price list is available.

People

Named team members include Ashley Jeffrey Bouck (President & CEO), Holly Baker, DVM (Director of Veterinary Services), Caitlin Davis (Vice President for Community Operations), Jillian Leibach, CPDT-KA, CBCC-KA (Vice President for Shelter Operations), and Alison Simpson (Director of Institutional Relations).

Reviews

Google shows a 4.4/5 rating from 1,211 reviews. Recent written comments mention knowledgeable care during cat neuter visits, a positive and honest adoption interaction, and lower-cost feline neuter services in at least one case. Recent criticism focuses on lobby paperwork, cramped layout, waiting conditions, and negative experiences with communication during shelter visits.

Reviews for Mohawk Hudson Humane Society

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 1211 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Salina Raby

1 week ago

Everyone was very knowledgeable and took great care of my cat when he went in to be neutered

Eryka Dudek

2 weeks ago

Was ready to adopt a cat after moving into a new apartment. Lukka was lovey and honest about the cats that were at the shelter. I ended up going home with Olive, a 6 month old kitten. She was shy and flighty at first but I am happy to report that she has adjusted well and is a proper snuggle bug and menace to society

Sonie LaRose

Quality care (feline neuter) and, because of a donation they received, the cost was significantly lower than in my area.

Emanuel

The layout here is a masterpiece of dark irony. You start by running the 'iPad Gauntlet' in the lobby. Why this isn’t available online is a mystery; instead, you’re forced to stand in a bottleneck doing data entry while your patience evaporates. Once you’ve cleared the paperwork, you’re finally allowed into the 2x2 'Corridor of Doom.' It’s so narrow it feels like they saved the extra square footage for the graves of the unadopted. You’re essentially playing a high-stakes game of hopscotch over snot-nosed kids sprawled across the floor like speed bumps just to catch a glimpse of a cage. The animals are great, but the workflow is baffling. They’ve managed to turn the act of saving a life into a cramped, bureaucratic obstacle course. 5 stars for the pets, 0 stars for the spatial planning

Lynn Marcus

3 weeks ago

They will waste your time act surprised when animals ar being animals and then give an attitude and snarky face when you tell them that’s how animals are make you stand outside in the cold for two hours just to say it’s not a right fit don’t go here there Also a kill shelter they want everything online don’t expect surrenders over all horrible place if you can just stay away they don’t deserve anyone’s money for the treatment of you and these animals