These people really understand cats and cat owners. I fully respect and appreciate them for all…read morethey do. They are all volunteers, all 40 or so of them, many behind the scenes, and they really do a great service to the community and to people who are looking for good cats. These cats will have great lives because of them. After having lost two older cats to separate, sudden and severe medical issues a few months apart in 2024, I stlll had one cat, but after some time I realized I needed one more to make my family complete. And not just any cat, one that I chose and that also chose me. I found him there, and what a nice fellow he is! With the help of the very nice volunteers I was able to apply for adoption and check out a handsome five year old cat who had no health issues, that was displaced through no fault of his own. It didn't take very long from start to finish. With patience and lots of love I am incorporate him into the family. He is a very loving and outgoing cat, to counterbalance my other sweet older one who is an introvert and sleeps all the time. The story is the "happily ever after" kind. I just can't say enough good about the people who made this all come together! So much was done before I got there to have everything ready to just add a new pet owner. I highly recommend Streetcats.

This was my first time at the new facility. The gift shop is great, full of things I need and…read morethings I don't need but really want (cat figurines!) The cat areas are very nice and you can tell they're well taken care of while they wait for their forever home. The staff are great too - it's obvious they really care. Come see the kitties and support this wonderful organization!

Where do I start? From the time my poodle came the first time to get his teeth extracted (He is 9…read moreyears old) I did not grow up with dogs so I had no idea what the aging process does to canine teeth. Not only did they take care of his teeth but he had hip surgery. The vet came and spoke to me one on one about the findings during his hip surgery that his other hip was beginning to do the same thing. (Slowly dislocating which is common in the poodle breed) he had surgery last week and is now slowly starting to walk. Don't let the location fool you this place is top notch with the best vets, workers and management! Highly recommend taking your animals here to get not only care but groom as well!

The best vets in town! They're truly compassionate when it comes to caring for your pet, and their…read moreprices are the most affordable around. Highly recommend!

I needed to get my dog into see them on a urgent issue and they accommodated me that same day. Dr…read moreSchultz was empathetic and thorough with the X-rays and physical exam. This group is very compassionate and medically top at their game. Great follow up process by them! Highly recommend

This clinic is still providing excellent, compassionate vet care. My cat has been doing well with…read morethe regimen prescribed by Dr. Schultz. He was given anywhere from 1 month to a year to live by a different vet around 4 years ago now. We cherish every extra day we get with him due to the meds and oversight of the vets at this clinic. It should be noted that the vet techs and front desk are always kind, personable, and knowledgeable. This clinic has the feel of a tight-knit, small business and it shows in how wonderful all of the employees are to each other and to the animals and families in their care. Recently, we had meds for our cat donated by a family who had just lost their dog. To whoever that was, thank you so much and I am deeply sorry for your loss. I cannot recommend this clinic enough.

Absolutely love the Docs and staff. Very nice calm approach with our babies. I would recommend this…read moreto anyone.

Speedy service and very friendly staff make your furry friends feel comfortable while getting poked…read moreand prodded. My two pups never whine and are always comforted by the techs.

So glad we took our rescue here to be fixed. Great staff, courteous and a great cause. Oklahoma…read moreSpay and Neuter is a non-profit dedicated to reducing the number of unwanted litters of puppies & kittens. They also provide vaccinations and chipping your pet. A little off the beaten path but worth the drive.

If you want great grooming for for your pets at affordable prices, plus possible adopt a wonderful…read morepoodle. This is your one stop shop. The owners have been in business for many a years, and have yet to put out unsatisfactory grooms. Plus are the best Poodle Rescue in Tulsa. Aka Opp's.. They have expanded and are no longer at this location, but they are more closer to downtown T Town....

Very caring staff and veterinarian. Comparable pricing. Very comfortable bringing my pets here.read more

Dr Karen Nickle and her staff are the absolute best. My dog Hope has severe arthritis and Dr…read moreNickle started her on librela shots. Hope is pain free now. Jasper my big goofy dog has hip problems. Dr Nickle has him on a medication treatment plan. I'm extremely pleased and grateful for the care provided for my cat and dogs. You can bet your pet will be treated like family.

Dogs stay in cages. New management acts as though they don't care as much as old management. For…read moreexample when I took our dog in, we usually walk around the back of front office and drop them off. Girl today just stared at me until I asked if she was going to take my dog. Something's different, just not the same as it was. Bouse Fur house doesn't have cages but little rooms with cots and they leave dogs out all day.

First, the positive. The staff at TDR are extremely nice and really seem to truly love animal. So…read morethere's that. Now, the negative. Their prices are incredibly overpriced. Our boarding facility in California: 1. Charges $30 less per day. This is Oklahoma, not California. The prices should be priced accordingly. 2. Has a dedicated play area for each kennel which is considered an indoor/outdoor run. This is open 24/7. 3. The kennel's owner or staff are on the property 24/7. Our issues with TDR is if they really cared about their tenants, they would have staff on duty 24/7 for emergencies. If something happens after 6pm, your pet is screwed. They won't be checked on until 6 the next morning. That is not acceptable in our book. Another issue is our dogs can't hold their urine for 12+ hours and they urinated on their beds. That NEVER happened at our kennel in California. Now, we have to replace 2 expensive dog beds and to top it off, a dog chewed off the corner of their feed container. Our dogs are trained and wouldn't do that. Needless to say, TDR is off of our preferred list of boarding facilities. A sad lesson learned on our part.