The folks at Ginger's Maltese were so easy to work with and have their entire process laid out for…read moreyou from beginning to end. We couldn't be happier w our end result and our precious and playful Maltese puppy, Nova. We loved getting updates as our girl aged and also pics and videos and feeling like she was coming from a happy and healthy environment bc we knew she would be joining us as a family member and we would want her to be happy immediately...and she indeed was. The expectations for us for after our purchase were also clear and I have maintained a connection w the breeder and kept her abreast of Nova's developments. She is good-natured and a sweet temperament and we know it is from her wonderful start at Ginger's Maltese. We highly recommend them to anyone seeking a puppy.

I would strongly caution anyone considering getting a puppy from this breeder…read more The puppy we received came home with four separate parasite infections: Giardia, Coccidia, Cryptosporidium, and hookworms. Since bringing her home, she has been on constant medication and has been extremely sick, which has been heartbreaking to watch. Our puppy was born on 12/25/25. She was picked up on 2/19/26 and is still sick as of 5/24/26. We were told that if we had not gotten her, she probably would have died in Olivia's care. No right minded person would have ever given away a dog that was only 1.7 pounds. When we notified Olivia, instead of showing concern or taking accountability, she attempted to place the blame on us. Even more disappointing, there was no meaningful follow-up to check on our puppy's condition. To make matters worse, the contract conveniently states that the breeder is not responsible for any parasite infections, which feels incredibly shady considering the severity and number of infections our puppy had upon arrival. The contract protects her from any lawsuits she deserves, shielding her from accountability despite the serious issues involved. Three months later, our puppy is still battling Giardia. She is now experiencing bloody stool, vomiting, and brown urine, and our veterinarian has confirmed that this likely stems from exposure through the mother's milk and breeding environment. We were specifically told this originated from Cooper and Polly's litter, and we believe prospective buyers deserve to be aware of this ongoing situation. No family should have to go through the emotional stress, financial burden, and worry of bringing home a sick puppy. We expected a healthy puppy and responsible breeder support, and unfortunately received neither. I will continue to share my experience on all social media accounts, Google, Yelp, and anywhere else I can. I will do anything in my power to spread the word about the horrible experience we have had.

Best rescue service in the area! We have adopted 4 Coonhounds from Black Dog Club and they are the…read morebest hounds ever! Dawn is awesome!

I have been looking for a companion animal for my mom for a year now. She is very particular as she…read moreis allergic but loves poodles. I had received a notification that Black Dog had a poodle for adoption and so I let her know. We sent an inquiry to the rescue and were told when the operating hours were. Unfortunately, she didn't fill out an application and we couldn't get a hold of anyone at the rescue so the dog had been adopted by someone else. Wish someone would've answered the phone before we drove all the way out there! I will say this however, this is a place that truly loves animals. They have it all. They have the cutest chickens (some Polish mix which are my very favorites), cows, a few very very spoiled, and pampered cats (one who may break all Guinness records because he is 22) and of course the dogs. Each dog has it's own kennel. On the property they have a very long dog run as well as an agility course for exercise. These dogs were all actively trying to get our attention as a sort of 'Look at me!!' sense of excitement. When we pulled in, we saw the cutest little girl happily towing a newly adopted dog. The look on her face had you think that this would be a precious relationship for that very lucky dog. They were *extremely* helpful and provided my mom with a paper application for her to fill out so that the next time they get a Poodle, she will be already on their list for approval. I honestly hope that it works out this way. I can't imagine a nicer group of people that honestly care for animals providing my mom with her next Prince to spoil.

We have purchased a Yorkshire terrier at petland. With the amazing help of Bonnie and Ella , we…read morecame home with a beautiful fur baby . His name is Hunter after his family . Ella and Bonnie both were amazing to work with they help us picked out our fur baby to give him his forever home.. they were able to supply the mom and dad history and the family history. I can honestly say this is not a puppy mill .. This is a legit puppy place that helps you get your forever for a baby. This place is amazing. The people are wonderful. They keep it amazingly clean inside and out . The petland store makes you feel like family while you're there looking at the animals and we purchase an animal and when you leave.with a fur baby. If you're ever looking for a forever pet petland is a place to be. Please make sure you see Bonnie or Ella there are amazing young ladies to work with.

This company sells sick dogs and provides no veterinary care for them. I'm certain that any…read morepositive reviews were posted by people affiliated with this business. If your purchased dog is found to be sick you can return it, they will refund your money, they then take the dog, and return it to the breeder for credit just like if you returned an item to Home Depot. I can only imagine what the breeder does with the puppy. THIS IS A REVIEW FROM A FORMER PETLAND EMPLOYEE:vettechmnm OP * 5y ago At the Petland store I worked at the isolation room in the back was always full and I wondered why (before I learned the truth), considering those puppies each had price tags off $2000-6000, they weren't receiving veterinary care because they were so sick, and then I found out that they only paid $50-200 a piece for them and it would cost more to treat them than what they cost so it was more economically feasible to let them die so they could trade them in for credit towards other puppies from the breeder. We used to put a small towel in the puppy boxes where they housed the ones that were for sale and a few toys for the puppies to play with. I was reprimanded for giving the puppies in isolation a towel to lay on and toys to play with. The owner told me that he didn't want the sick puppies to have those items because he didn't want them getting overly excited and delaying their recovery (the puppies played with the towels as much as they did with the toys). I thought to myself, "this guy must be a complete moron if he really thinks that sick puppies who are lonely, depressed, bored, and uncomfortable could possibly recover faster or better than puppies who were psychologically well and comfortable while they recovered." It did not take long for me to realize that he wasn't concerned about interfering with their speedy recovery at all. Those dogs did not receive medical care so how could they ever recover from their illnesses? He didn't want them to have those items because he wanted then to be uncomfortable, with nothing to lay on but a grate, and he wanted them to be bored and depressed because he wanted to hasten their death so that he could send them back to the breeder for credit towards other puppies that were less sickly and he could make money by selling them. The puppies in isolation were just taking up space and resources he did not think they were worth and he just wanted them gone. I was also reprimanded for doing a fecal exam because I suspected there was a parvo outbreak because so many puppies had bloody diarrhea. They don't want to know if there is parvo, campylobacter, or any other contamination there because they don't want it to interfere with their puppy sales so there did not approve of my efforts to determine what was wrong with them. I was basically reprimanded for thinking like a veterinary technician rather than a Petland employee... I recently learned that the Orlando Petland was seeking puppies infected with coronavirus near the end of 2019. I worry about the dogs people bring there to meet the puppy before people buy them... They are risking their health and possibly their lives by taking them there. Petland is a corrupt, twisted, and evil organization and they are all the same. The corruption starts at the top, the Petland Corporation, and trickles down from there to every Petland franchise in operation. They don't care about their animals. They don't care about their customers. And they don't care about their employees. The only thing they care about is MONEY, and nothing else. People need to do their research, educate and inform themselves, learn the truth and stop enabling Petland to continue doing this by spending their money in that hell on earth called Petland.

Reasonable price for the dogs etc and they get there shot and microchip etc so it is not high cost…read moreto purchase your fur baby like others place be affordable and reasonable prices anybody can afford .

The young lady sitting at a side window was very cordial…read more We completed paperwork and left to go look for a dog. My husband went back to the desk to as for help because there was not anyone around. He was told someone will come to unlock a cage. No one showed up. We saw someone bring another person in but she left immediately. We saw 2 ladies standing outside in the hall talking. We told them we asked for help, but instead of offering to help us the spent time telling us they are not to blame and someone's radio must not have been on. But still no offer to assist. Wonder why these pets can't get a home. Slow or no help. This should be a joy when someone comes in to adopt. We have to kook to adopt through another organization.

I thought I was adopting one cat, but I ended up with two. That was two years ago and it was one of…read morethe best decisions I've made. They take excellent care of these animals and I am sure they don't look great when they come in. By the time of adoption, they looked like somebody took good care of them.

I volunteer here often and the rescues are all so so sweet and they get taken care of so well by…read moreall the other volunteers and staff. There's such a huge variety whether you're looking for pet bunny, cat, puppy, etc they have them all.

We are so glad we called! Frank did amazing with our two year old dog. He taught us how to work…read morewith him and get him to be the best dog. We just finished our four sessions and already notice a big change. We will continue to use the information and tools he gave us. It takes time but so worth it in the end! I highly recommend them!

Working with Frank was, without a doubt, the best money we've ever spent on our golden retriever…read more We noticed clear improvements in her behavior during and after our four weeks obedience training sessions, and Frank was very patient with both our dog and us. He's very friendly, skilled with dogs, and made it all look easy! But most importantly to us, our dog absolutely loved him, and we have never seen her as happy and proud as when she would receive praise from Frank. Well worth the money, especially for at-home training, and the private lessons provide a lot of personalization we wouldn't have gotten with group training! 10/10 would recommend.

Kelli did a fantastic job with our Cavalier Kings Charles Spaniel. We will use her again!read more

I had such an excellent experience here! I brought my dog back in December and she did an excellent…read morejob grooming him, he has a tendency to be a little anxious and she said he did great.

this guy is amazing! the training he has given our German shepherd is phenomenal. The improvement…read morethat our German shepherd has made over the last couple of months is amazing. We would definitely recommend this trainer to everyone. Sam is definitely knowledgeable in the training of dogs.