Refuge Animalier Canet

Pet StoreCanet-en-Roussillon, Pyrénées-OrientalesHours

An animal shelter assisting with pet adoption and care

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Refuge Animalier Canet is an animal shelter in Canet-en-Roussillon, assisting with pet adoption processes. We help facilitate the rehoming of cats and dogs, including preparing animals for surgery with our partner veterinarian. We operate Tuesday through Sunday afternoons.

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Cathy Eloy
a month ago

Hello Just a quick message to let you know We spent three weeks looking at a cat to make sure it was the right one. We paid €200 (the cat's normal price plus €50 for neutering) Even though they didn't neuter him. The trial week went fairly well, he just meowed a little. For the first three weeks, we sent them updates and photos and got good feedback. Their vet told us he was "potentially" neutered, but not 100% sure. At the end of the third week, the cat started meowing all night and urinating all over the apartment. We messaged them, but it took them more than three days to reply, so we insisted. They asked us if the vet had said he was neutered when he had said potentially, and that it was due to stress. Finding it too complicated, we took him back to the shelter. They took him immediately and asked us, "So it's just because he meows?" Even though he knows perfectly well the real reasons He sold him to us as a calm, cuddly, and playful cat Calm, yes, you could say that Cuddly, not at all, he prefers to sleep outside on the balcony And playful, no either No further questions were asked when we returned him to find out about his personality This cat had already been adopted two weeks before us, and he couldn't tell us why things weren't going well So when we returned him, I just had the impression that he didn't really care That he wasn't trying to understand his personality and what he needed Even though he's a cat who needs outdoor space to avoid being sad The shelter blocked me on Facebook

Jerome Patte
2 months ago

If it were possible, we'd give zero stars. At the first appointment, we met a young woman who gave us some vague explanations about the puppy's breed. Then, the next day, we got the manager on the phone. Through him, you could see his ego and condescending attitude—I'll give you the runaround. In short, this person talks to you as if you were the biggest idiot. Of course, it's easy to act tough over the phone when talking to a woman. But since the man is the manager, as he repeatedly told me, and the woman is just an employee, it would be wise for him to do his job, train his staff, and be polite—that's basic courtesy. Avoid at all costs.

Guillem Plazas
3 months ago

Following the passing of two of our older cats, we wanted to adopt a younger one. So we went to the Canet animal shelter. We received a very warm welcome. The young woman who accompanied us to the cattery gave us excellent information about the cats they had. Having listened to our needs and preferences, she recommended Emy, a very sweet and sociable young cat. We are delighted. Furthermore, the administrative side of things was handled very well and explained clearly. Tomorrow, the cat will have surgery at the shelter's partner veterinarian. The cost of this surgery is included in the adoption fee. Thank you again to everyone.

Sophie Seither
4 months ago

Well… we thought we were adopting a dog. In the end, it's more like he adopted us 😅🐶 A huge thank you to the shelter for their incredible work, kindness, and dedication. Honestly, we're not just leaving with a dog… we're leaving with a ball of love (and a little cling-on, let's be honest 😂). If you're hesitating about adopting, go check it out… but be warned: you might just fall in love 😜❤️ Thanks again for everything!

John Hypnôxy
8 months ago

Super refuge !

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    • Tue – Sun2:00 – 5:00 PM

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