Adopted our pup in 2012 Lucy Lu still with us. They told us that she was the best dog…read more She is amazing Would always recommend Barks of Love

I had the pleasure of going to the Mixology masters event last night at the Porsche dealership in…read moreIrvine. They had some really amazing restaurants mixing up their most favorite concoctions for all of us to enjoy. The money that was raised for Barks of love was a huge success!

THE BEST DOG GROOMERS EVER!…read more CUSTOMER SERVICE 5/5. When I was pregnant they helped me bring my dog in and they normally don't. My dog is so scared of the groomers every single time and they've helped me each time and I appreciate it so much. Always friendly and they fit me in last minute. GROOMING 5/5: Oakley is always clean and they actually file his nails down really well. Other places I feel like are so lazy and just clip them and they're always so rough and hurt when he's done with the grooming. OVERALL 5/5. Adorable. Consistent. Friendly. Amazing job! My go to groomers!!!

Fast response and great service. This was our first time here and my dogs were so happy. Their cuts…read morewere great!

Service respect and compassion. They care about their customers and their customers wellbeing.read more

I wanted to come here and write about my experience adopting from FOCHP…read more My first contacts with them was with Sandra, the foster mom for my Gracie (Snowball) There are not enough words to describe how kind, helpful and gracious she was with everything. I went the day after Christmas to do my meet and greet and spent an hour with her asking questions. I never felt rushed. I never felt like I was irritating her, she was just fabulous. Everything this rescue does seems to be top-notch. They even feed a high and more expensive food which completely impressed me because puppy nutrition is so important. If I could give this review more than five stars, I would. Everything went smoothly, everyone I talked to or texted was so helpful I could not have asked for a better experience. Thank you FOCHP!

I had an amazing experience adopting a dog through this rescue! I applied to adopt a sweet Frenchie…read morepuppy I had seen on their website. Within four hours of submitting my application I was approved in the process began! I was put in touch with the amazing foster parents who are so kind and open and helpful With giving me all the information about the puppy. I went to get my puppy today and she's absolutely perfect! All of her vaccines have been done she is spayed I couldn't have asked for more. Mandy communicated with me throughout the week about when I could get her and was very clear about her expectations from me as well. I'm grateful I found a rescue that really cares for their animals and doesn't just adopt them out to anybody. I would highly recommend them and would adopt from them again

This organization is not only unprofessional, disorganized and dishonest. They are unethical and…read moreunlawfully conducting business practices. I spent hundreds of dollars on two pets that were made to seem mine, but it was apparent that when they arrived to my home with the dogs, they had no intention of leaving them. The contrary to what I was told. This has been the most traumatic experiences in my life. These people hide behind their self righteous beliefs of saving animals lives and finding them forever homes when they're really discriminating against people and protected classes.

We got our cat here a long time ago, but I was very impressed with the facility. It's really nice…read moreand the area where you can meet your future pet is really big and comfortable. It's sunny and open and all the animals looked really well taken care of.

I got a pet from here recently and it's very clear they take phenomenal care of their animals. The…read morekennels are so clean and they come with a comprehensive medical history as well as a medical consultation. I was sent home with plenty of resources such as free vet visits, free doggy daycare, food, toys, and low cost vaccination information.

This is one of the most affordable place to see a veterinarian. The veterinarians are knowledgable…read moreand love animals. The staff is great with both my dog and cats. I brought my first cat to be neutered in about 2012. You have to call to schedule. He was in at 8am and by the afternoon. The wait times to see a veterinarian can be very long depending on how many patients show up. Appointments can also be backed up because of emergencies. I have an aggressive dog and they are very understanding about her needs. They also help pets having emergencies. Nobody is turned away. It was really hard to find any practice like this when the location was closed temporarily. I'm glad this location is open and I hope they stay open.

They told me to bring my dog in at 7 AM for his neuter surgery check-in, so I arrived before 7 as…read moreinstructed. However, the clinic didn't open until 8 AM, and several other pet owners were also waiting outside. I wish they had clarified the actual check-in time beforehand, especially since the appointment was booked months in advance. It was frustrating to arrive so early just to wait around for an hour when no one was available to check us in.

What an amazing place for cats! You can adopt or volunteer some time giving love to all these…read moreprecious cats and kitties. So grateful we have a place like this.

This is a cat lovers dream!! You can come pay a minimal fee to hang out and play with tons of cats…read moreand kittens. Better yet, find one you connect with and can't live without and adopt them. They are microchipped, vaccinated and fixed, ready to go. They also reward volunteers with free cat time throughout the week (minimum 2 hours a week to volunteer). You can follow them on social media and their website for purrrfectly fun events like cat yoga, cat bingo and movie nights. Absolutely come support them and I guarantee you will be blessed by all the fun from these fur babies.

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would…read more My dad's cat has been missing from the Fountain Valley area, and as anyone who has ever lost a pet knows, you follow every possible lead in hopes of bringing them home. I left a voicemail simply asking if there was a chance he had been brought here. Penny returned my call, and from the very beginning, she was incredibly rude and dismissive. Instead of showing even a little compassion, I was told, "Midway City is a bit far for a cat to walk," "Next pet you have, make sure you microchip them," and "He was probably eaten by a coyote or hit by a car." None of those comments were helpful, appropriate, or necessary. I wasn't looking for a lecture or worst-case scenarios--I was simply asking if there was a possibility my dad's missing cat had been brought in. When people call about a missing pet, they're already going through an incredibly stressful and emotional time. A little kindness and empathy go a long way. Unfortunately, that was completely lacking in this interaction. Do better.

Don't waste your time with this "rescue". They are in no hurry to get animals adopted. Got a…read morevoicemail from some grouchy lady telling me to send an application after I had followed up several days after hearing nothing back from submitting. In my call I specifically told them I was following up on my application and to text me when they received it. Waited another few days, heard nothing about if they had found my application, then the email I sent to follow up came back as undelivered and not accepting emails so I guess their email doesn't even work. So, complete waste of time. Disorganized. And with all the time I spent answering all their invasive questions which included my drivers license and personal information, you think they could at least, I don't know, answer the damn phone and follow simple directions without leaving a condescending @$$ voicemail on my phone. I feel really bad for the animals stuck with these people. Stay away and go with a rescue that isn't here to waste your time. Pay attention to the 1 star reviews. I didn't and here I am now making my own.

You know... Ive been waiting a long time to leave my review for wags... I adopted my cat from here…read more & I have nothing but positive things to say. Highly suggest WAGS! Honestly I was very hesitant to even rescue/adopt from here given all the stuff I've read online. There have been some crazy stories I've read. I read a review, and when I went in I could remember a lady's name who was mentioned and I didn't think she was that bad... idk people have their opinions but I highly suggest WAGS Pet Adoption. They have private rooms for you to meet & greet any potential babe. I only have great things to say. If you're rescuing/ adopting you need to do the aftercare and realize you're most likely going to need to do some care for your new friend. Some fur babies need more care than others...they don't all come 100%!!! My babe is a cutie and is happy. She had a funky eye for a while but is fine now. Just get your pet a vet. WAGS offers vet services too.

I didn't want to make a review since I got a kitten from them but after reading the reviews I…read moreurgently ask you to consider. FIP is an EXTREMELY EXTREMELLLY rare disease that many vets aren't even familiar with due to its rare nature. My kitten I adopted here had FIP. Multiple reviews also state their cats had FIP and I knew someone personally who got their cat at WAGS and it came with FIP. I knew something was wrong with my cat so I brought it back to wags and their vet took one look at him and returned him home to me saying "he was perfectly normal" when all his symptoms (lethargy, bloated, not eating, diarrhea, breathing) pointed towards something severely wrong. A few weeks later I took him to another vet outside. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH FIP. I knew it and already told the WAGS vet this but she refused it. My vet told me my kitten was very close to dying but since the medication just got approved by the FDA a few months ago, my bay fortunately survived but it was a very very expensive and stressful journey. My cat has scars and bald spots from the medication and was screaming with pain from the injections. There was a Facebook group for FIP support and someone also got their cat from WAGS and it had FIP. The amount of cats walking out of here with FIP is concerning because it costs thousands to treat and is so painful for the cat. I called wags back to inform them of their neglect and all the front lady could say over the phone was "we're so sorry. The only option is to put him down." That was literally all. I had no words. While yes, some cats get put down for FIP, please know there is treatment for FIP now and there is hope if your cat has FIP. This place also had extremely mean workers and I hope they read this review and know that their neglect and cold hearts have killed so many innocent animals. You would think they could at least show more professionalism. This is insane

We've adopted 5 animals from this shelter over the last 8 years and they've all been great. I'm…read moreglad they finally let you see the small dogs through the cages which they didn't do for the longest time. This is how we met our current dog, a pug we adopted last week. He's very sweet, and the employee who introduced us to him was very kind and helpful

All shelters should consider looking through people financial status or something because my…read moreneighbor just adopted a pitbull mix from this shelter on March and the pitbull has really badddd skin infection or something like that. And I told my neighbor to take her to the vet, you know what she said? "I can't afford the vet. money is tight right now" how can you adopt a pet when you're financially struggling the poor dog is scratching in pain. Im sure my neighbor is not the only person out there, my cousin works in the vet hospital and tells me issues from clients just like my neighbors . I get it that pets need homes and rescue from being euthanized but cmon really? Don't put yourself on adopting a pet knowing you don't have the money, it's dumb and selfish, putting the pet in hope of happiness. This is also why pets end up going back to the shelter.