A wonderful and educational experience. You get to meet wolf dogs not 100 %…read moreWolfs but many are 95% wolf Or more. This is the closest many people Will get to meeting wolves (wolfdogs) up close and personal

Howling woods farm. Had a great experience with the wolf dogs despite the outside temperature on…read moreJuly 3 extremely hot. Was not thrilled with the tour guide with the cane that had a limp. Not a social person. Maybe she should have sat it out.

I stopped in with my new brother, Finn, to see what this spa experience was all about. Wow, the…read morehuman who groomed me was good! I look amazing! 2 paws up.

Champ's Dog House took wonderful care of my 14 year old yorkie mix- they were very clean and…read moreprofessional and my dog seemed very calm after his grooming- he also looks great too! I highly recommend bringing your pup to Champ's. My groomer was Glenda (she was fantastic) however I think all the groomers there do a great job!

I have lived on Carlyle Drive for 40 years. I relied on this clinic for pet cares since they…read moreconverted this residential property to a vet clinic. The fees are more expensive than the other clinics and she was always cold to me but being a good neighbor, I recommended my friends going there for pet care. Today I was mistreated with her hostile behavior. I will no longer go back with my pet any more.

I adopted a new dog, and wanted him checked over, complete wellness visit, but when I got there the…read morestaff was great, but the Vet came in for the most 5=10 minutes, did not look my dog over at all, she gave him 2 shots and I asked her what about checking him over she said next time. But I paid for a wellness visit, which I didnt get.

I have adopted from BCAS several times and was able to take them home very quickly. The people are…read morenice and helpful. If you can't adopt, please donate to them, food, blankets, money!

Rockstars in the cat kennel! Those ladies are super knowledgeable and forthcoming with information…read more We had a smooth one-week adoption experience. Only reason it took even that long is that my landlord didn't return their inquiry about my lease. Thank you.

I'd be happy to pay the exorbitant $150 adoption fee if Res-Q-Pets had been reliable and thorough,…read morebut what makes Res-Q-Pets terrible is their disregard and ignorance of animal health. The kitten I adopted had extensive medical issues. Ear mites (I didn't know the symptoms when I first got my guy, but in retrospect it was obvious when I got him), digestive issues (diarrhea, vomiting), inbreeding. Despite a clause in the adoption contract that Res-Q-Pets would cover all medical costs related to health issues existing before adoption, they covered one vet visit then became non-responsive.

We adopted our dog 4 years ago after a PetSmart Res-Q-Pet day. She was given up as a puppy because…read moreshe needed a surgery for her urinary tract that would cost $2500.00. We adopted her, they paid for the surgery & gave us a bunch of toys, food, blankets ect for her as well as PetSmart giving us good coupons for a new dog. Overall everything was easy and the people were pleasant to deal with.

After months of confusing and stressful experiences with other veterinarians, NorthStar VETS was…read moreexactly what we needed. From check-in to check-out, everyone was kind, compassionate, and amazing with my rabbit, Mr. Binky. Dr. Lindsay Wilfong was incredibly thorough, never made us feel rushed, answered all of my questions, and explained everything clearly. She even emailed a detailed report with additional information afterward and gave me her email in case I had more questions. That level of care is truly above and beyond. The hour-and-a-half drive was absolutely worth it. Thank you to the entire NorthStar VETS team for making us finally feel informed, supported, and hopeful. Five stars isn't enough!

I took my pet bird in to emergency after calling 2 other clinics who were either closed for the…read moreweekend or did not have exotic vets on available. NS told me they had an exotics vet available for consultation to an emergency vet, It was over a 90 minute drive to NS and when I got there, I was told no, they had no exotic vets working that night...but I would be seen by an Emergency vet. The Emergency vet takes down the basic information, tells me the bird will need blood work done...and she has never taken blood from a bird. I want to leave, but where could I go? Afterward the Emergency vet actually finds an exotic vet and they consult, I am given 4 liquid meds and told to get an OTC medication, so 5 liquid meds...for which they give me 4 syringes. The syringes last 2 or 3 days before all the dosage markings wore off. I have to go to my local vet who supplies with with a dozen more syringes. One of the meds is to be given twice a day for 14 days BUT THEY GAVE ME 8 1/2 DAYS OF THE DRUG!! And no I didn't spill any or give an overdose. Just absolutely thoughtless.

Christina is great! She can help even the most difficult dogs. If you have a challenging dog; or…read moreeven just are in need for some extra pointers; definitely recommend reaching out.

From the owner: Paws & Obey Dog Training is a balanced training company specializing in behavior modification,…read morebasic obedience and dog socialization. We help teach dog owners how to better communicate with their dog and be the best leader they possibly can be!

MatchDog Rescue has given me and my bf our first love, Hewitt…read more Before attending the event in Atco, we were given a phone call with a proper run down on how the event would work so we were not confused when we got there. They are extremely communicative, and the events are usually held on Saturdays, but the transport that was bringing the dogs in had troubles and the event ultimately had to be moved to Sunday. I had my phone call at about 11:15 and about 1 PM hours later I was informed about the date change. It is not a typical adoption shelter that I have been to in the past. At the event, there is a ticket system, as in, the earlier you get there the earlier you will be called. While you wait you mingle with the volunteers and the dogs. You get a vibe on which dog feels like the best fit for you. However, be mindful that the crew with MatchDog Rescue does their due diligence and wants the best for EVERY SINGLE DOG. We went to the event with a very specific dog in mind. One that was on the medium/large end. However, the staff that reviewed our application and lifestyle, let us know that the dog might not be the best fit for us in terms of training and size of our home. While it was disappointing to hear, we knew at heart we wanted what was best for the dog and us. As mentioned before there is a mingling period while waiting to be called on by staff. During this period you can meet dogs of all ages, sizes, and all types OUTSIDE of dog cages. We had met several different dogs during this period, just to name a few that I can remember, Nevada, Hewitt, Cassidy, Dukie, and Garret. We bonded with several dogs early on, but with our hearts set on a specific dog, we just enjoyed their presence. However, after being informed that the dog we had our hearts set on was not a good fit for us, we knew which of the many dogs we met during the mingling period we wanted to go on a walk with. We asked if Hewitt was a good fit for us, confirmed he was, took him on a little stroll around the lot, and knew that our hearts were set on him. We went through the process of adopting him and each volunteer we worked with, remembered Hewitt and always told us how he was such a great dog and a cute little snippet or fun fact about Hewitt. There was never a doubt in my mind that Hewitt was not loved under their care. On our way out with Hewitt, the last volunteer that we worked with walked us to our car, ensuring that Hewitt was buckled in and safe and had their very loving and sad goodbyes with each other. Hewitt has been with us for about a week. We are a very calm, but active couple and Hewitt matches exactly that for us. When we are relaxing, he is relaxing. When we are running, Hewitt is right there running with us. It is not something that I considered when I was looking into adopting a dog, but I am extremely grateful the staff at MDR let us know before adopting a dog. If ever in the future I am looking for a second dog, there is no doubt in my mind that MDR will be the first adoption agency I look into.

Match Dog Rescue is an incredibly organized, compassionate, thoughtful, and well-run organization…read more They go to great lengths to vet potential adopters and match dogs with the right "Furever" family. Their volunteers coordinate with partner rescues in areas with an abundance of overcrowded, high-kill shelters. They travel to these areas, rescue and transport the pooches to New Jersey, where dedicated fosters await their arrival. The fosters nurture, care for and partner with veterinary professionals to ensure that the rescued pups are primed to thrive in their new "Furever" homes. We highly recommend Match Dog and are eternally grateful to them for bringing our beloved Jessy "home" to us. - Steve and Anna C.

When your four-legged family member is not feeling well and can't tell you what's wrong, you have…read moreto rely on skilled people who can figure it out. We took Chino yesterday afternoon, and we were extremely pleased with the care and attention Chino was given. Today we received a follow-up call asking about her condition and discussed further steps on Monday. We are extremely pleased with Dr. Jones and the staff who clearly care about their patients and their owners.

House Paws staff have come to my home for about 5 years. Their…read more skills have been OK, but they seem to have a high turnover of staff. Also, their mileage fee is very high. Maybe they should schedule non-emergency visits by area, when that's OK with the pet owners, and charge less for mileage.