We have an 8 month old puppy from Sierra Ollerton and are about to get another puppy just born a…read morecouple days ago. Sierra takes such care with her dogs and puppies. Happy to recommend her and her Aussies.

From the owner: At Arizona Mini Aussies, we have been building our reputation as a trusted Dog Breeder in Phoenix,…read moreArizona. We take our responsibilities very seriously and strive to ensure the health, safety and well-being of all our pets. That’s why the happiest days for us are when one of our animals is adopted by a loving and welcoming family. Our parents are registered 3+ generati0ns with the American Stock Dog Registry. All puppies will come with their first set of vaccines, vet checked with a clean bill of health, and ASDR papers so you can register your little cutie with their lineage. 

Lisa is a wonderful human being. We needed a couple of NHV items for our very ill cat. She went out…read moreof her way to FedEx the items so we can get them the next day. Thank you so much Lisa

We were looking for kittens when our adult children moved out with their cats. These ladies were…read moreamazing to work with and you could tell right away that they truly loved the animals and their first consideration was for their well being. This love is reflected back to us from our kittens because they were so well cared for. Everything about our experience was positive and we enjoyed getting to know Lisa and Ariella and we will stay in touch with them so they know their babies are enjoying their new home. Great job Ladies!

Danielle is the best pet sitter I have ever used!! She is trustworthy, reliable, punctual, and she…read moresends me the best pics of my bunnies while I am traveling. My bunnies have needed emergency care while I was traveling and Danielle cared for my sick bunny like it was her own. She took her to the animal hospital and administered her meds. I would not be able to travel if it wasn't for Danielle. I highly recommend her services without reservation.

We love Desert Rose Pets. We have been using Danielle for almost a year now for our two dogs and…read morethey love her. Even on days she's not scheduled, if we run into her they get so excited. Danielle always shows up when she says she's going to and we really appreciate the texts and pictures so we know our girls are being looked after. Paying is very convenient and an invoice is sent to us weekly that we can just click to pay. We are so thankful that we found Desert Rose Pets and look forward to our continued relationship in the future.

At first, I wasn't sure what to expect when I dropped off a mama cat and her kittens at…read moreCompassionate Care for Paws--the setup felt a little informal, and I was nervous. But once I got there, I saw they had all their paperwork clearly posted, and the people were warm, responsive, and genuinely caring. They took the cats in without hesitation and made sure everything was done properly. It ended up being a really positive experience, and I felt safe leaving the animals in their care. They're clearly doing good work for animals in need, and I think they deserve community support and donations to keep going.

From the owner: We are a nonprofit animal rescue and welfare organization. We assist with your pet needs. We have…read moreadoptable pets, We assist with pet supplies and medical bills. We take ALL donations, and they are tax deductible.

The best rescues around ran by the most amazing people. Don't listen to the bad reviews!!…read more The best things that ever happened to me was getting my application rejected because that forced me to start volunteering with them. I am now a member of the board, have adopted 2 dogs through them, raise money for them, and will do anything for this rescue. It's crazy to me that some people would give a 1 star review because their application got denied! We receive tons of applications and sometimes you just aren't the right fit. It happened to me and i didn't cry about it and try to ruin the reputation of the rescue. Shelly has done more for the breed that anyone else in the state of Arizona and maybe even in the entire United States. She has devoted her life to helping these dogs and you attack her and the rescue because you got denied. I have been going to our weekly pack walks for the past 5 years and have never seen any of the people who leave bad reviews show up once. You should be ashamed of yourself for giving these bad reviews. Grow up. This is an amazing rescue built on the backs of volunteers and amazing people like Shelly and her husband Dustin. I will live and die by this rescue and challenge anyone who has anything negative to say. Either show up or shut up. ROTTEN ROTTIE RESCUE FOR LIFE

Shelly is the best! She always looking out for the best interest of the dogs. She spends amply time…read moreensuring the dogs are placed in a home that is perfect for them and commits to each dog for the entirety of their lives. The rescue work she does is amazing!

This place has been closed for a couple years. It was a fabulous place and my dog was truly loved.read more

They do a good job. Ruth E did not do a good job but doing the hair cuts...patchy places on the…read moregirls. I had to trim up places once home because of it being uneven. She said " all dogs are dumb as rocks". I think my dogs are pretty smart. I didn't like the comment. She complained because my Itzy moved a lot. I explained when I dropped them off Itzy is very energetic. I just felt insulted. I won't use her again.

Update below: It is with sadness that I write this review…read more I rarely write bad reviews, but this experience and the disrespect from Daisy Mountain was horrifying and people need to know. I have waited a couple weeks after the incidents so that I made sure I had good perspective on the situation since it was so upsetting. I am guessing they will not accept any responsibility like they have done in the other bad reviews. First and foremost, when Dr. Young owned the practice, it was AWESOME. Everything ran smoothly and the whole team was excellent. Although I do believe Dr. Jillson is a good doctor, the office policies and procedures are not friendly to their customers and their fur family. I have been with my vet in my other state for 25 years and multiple specialists for over 10 years. I have had over 25 dogs in my life including rescue fostering and I have never been treated so poorly. I am a pretty easy going customer and very much understand the challenges a vet office faces. This all seems to stem from them over booking and continuing to take on new clients when they really cannot handle the load. There were 2 incidences. The first was not that big of a deal, however I believe it was an indicator of the larger issue to come. I had an appointment for my dog to see Dr. Jillson. A couple days ahead, I got a call that Dr. Jillson would not be there and they asked if it would be okay seeing another doctor. I said sure. Then they called the following day and said Dr. Jillson would be there. I said great. I got to the office and was told Dr. Jillson got "too busy" for our appointment. So I had to see another doctor. Irritating to be pushed off on someone else, but absolutely not a dealbreaker. The following week I made an appointment for a tech follow up for both my animals. We have been going to Daisy Mountain for the past 2 years and I have kept up on my appointments there as well as having my other vets send them copies of records. My dog was exhibiting signs of a UTI and I asked that they run a urine culture while they were doing the tech appointment I already had scheduled. I was told by the tech that it was illegal to run a urine test without the vet seeing my dog. I was pretty sure this was not true, as my dog was already a patient and they were aware she had an ongoing history of UTI's. I confirmed this by speaking with the Arizona State Veterinary Medical Examining Board. They confirmed that it would NOT have been illegal and that a urine test should have been done. To add insult to injury, the tech was very rude to me and just kept saying they were double booked and had no time for me. There was no offer to get an appointment quickly on the next business day or any apology. She did not seem to care. They were busy and I was just a problem for them. Most everyone in the office looked frazzled and overworked. When I wrote them, they took ZERO responsibility. No apology...no one saying they wished it had not happened the way it did. They would not give me my money back. They took my money and gave me my dogs' records and said find another vet. This is after my dog tested positive for Lyme and Valley fever. They did nothing. They should have at least given me my money back. The blame was set on me because, as they wrote to me, they could not give me the level of customer service I needed. But ALL pet owners need good customer service. It is why we pay a LOT of money to go to the vet. This lack of taking responsibility is yet another indicator of a badly managed office. I think they just wanted me to leave as I was clearly upset and there were other customers in the office. There was one very nice person at the front desk who seemed upset by my situation and really tried to help by giving me an urgent care number. Not needed though...I ended up at Desert Hills and they got me in immediately. I hope Daisy Mountain changes their processes and some of their employees so this does not happen to others. Now Daisy Mountain sent me an unsolicited email stated I was argumentative, said their staff lied and also put me under the category of Bad credit and collections. Again, I was simply trying to get my sick dog into the office who already had an appointment, their staff did in fact lie as was confirmed by the vet board and I paid for all services when I was there that day. I have now submitted a complaint to the veterinary board for dishonest and harmful practices with my animals.

I used to really appreciate this clinic before the ownership changed. Unfortunately, the new…read moremanagement has implemented policies that make the experience far less customer‑friendly. They now refuse to send prescriptions to the pharmacy of your choice, requiring you to either pick them up in person or use their in‑house pharmacy--which does not match competitive pricing elsewhere. It comes across as a revenue‑driven decision rather than one focused on client care. The veterinarians themselves are adequate, but the overall shift in management practices has made the clinic much less accommodating than it once was.