I believe this "rescue" is a scam. I have not been able to find any indication that they have…read moreadopted any dogs out. The amount of money they claim to have spent getting one of their dogs back from it's owner is inconsistently varies quite a bit. They have quite a few fundraising pages and are quick to pepper the internet with requests for donations. Their interaction with me was extremely suspect. I saw their dog, Nolan, on petfinder. When I emailed to ask about his availability, heartworm status and age, I was told he has to be adopted with their dog named, Lulu and I did not receive an answer about his current HW status. I asked for more information about Lulu. I found out that both dogs had been heartworm +, but Cindy Marabito wouldn't tell me if they had their vaccinations or had been cleared by a vet after their "holistic heartworm treatment." There was or is some kind of messy legal/custody battle over Lulu. Cindy wouldn't tell me if it had been sorted out. I had to ask: 4 times if they were fixed. I never got an answer, but Lulu's petfinder page now says she is spayed. 4 times if the legal problems with Lulu's custody were resolved. I still haven't gotten an answer. 3 times if they were now heartworm free. Finally Cindy claimed that Nolan was healed with raw and herbal diet/treatments. So I asked if she had verified with a vet that the treatments were successful. She refused to answer that too. 2 times if they were vaccinated, I never got an answer, but Lulu's petfinder page now says she is UTD on vaccines. Cindy sent this: "Both are raw fed and homeopathically treated, so would need to continue that lifestyle. Nolan was hw positive when we got him and totally cured with herbal..a raw fed dog treated with herbal will not become infected with hw or other parasites or disease..take a look at our website .... Health Page. It's amazing..none of our dogs go to conventional vets or ever get sick, get fleas, cancer, etc." I'm certainly not against raw or herbal, but this all just sounds like a scam or wingnut on the loose.

I've only known about Reunion Rescue for a short time, about 3 years now. I haven't been this…read moreimpressed in such a long time of the dedication and extra mile that Reunion goes to help educate and provide care for animals. Besides advocating for Pit Bulls, they are a Menagerie & melting pot of all kinds of dogs, cats, & birds that take it to the next level by feeding a raw & holistic diet. The knowledge and expertise is hard to find. I would highly recommend this group

Beware of this rescue. Unwilling to do the ethical thing on stolen dog they adopted out…read more Take a look at all the pictures I've attached below & you'll see the owner of this rescue refuses to help the real owner of a dog that was surrendered to a shelter & then to this rescue & rehomed without her consent. Dog is chipped & proof of chip & owner attached below. As soon as the owner(who is out of the country currently) found out Charlie her King Charles Spaniel was missing she did everything possible to find her furbaby & found out this rescue had her dog. Unfortunately, this rescue even went as far as have her daughter prove ownership of Charlie before finally breaking the news that Charlie had been rehomed 2 days prior & had "new owners" now as the "rescue" put it. The rescue refused to call the new owners of Charlie & explain the situation & remedy it. Why?? I'm sure the new owners would not feel right keeping a very loved member of someone else's family. And on top of all of this, Charlie's owner Deborah is a breast cancer survivor & Charlie was with her through her battle. Do the right thing & bring Charlie back to his rightful home.

When my cat died, I wanted a new pet and my husband put the kibosh on the idea of getting another…read morecat. I wanted something small and lap-friendly. For a lot of reasons, cocker spaniels became the breed of choice (not yappy, but still small) and we were referred to the Cocker Spaniel Rescue of Austin/San Antonio by a friend with a great spaniel. The Cocker Rescue puts the dogs in a foster home right away, which means less exposure to shelter illnesses and more exposure to families and other dogs. They bring the available dogs to weekend meet-ups (mostly at Petsmarts around Austin) each week, and you can meet cute dogs. If you like them, you can bring them home for a sleepover. If it doesn't work out, you can return them to the Cocker Spaniel rescue. It took us a few months to find the perfect dog for us, but we could not have a more perfect dog. The Cocker Rescue was really helpful start to finish. I told them I wanted a small "buff" (blonde) spaniel about 1 year old and they delivered. Before going to a breeder, give the Cocker Rescue a try. They get beautiful dogs and puppies and these dogs need homes! I'm posting a picture of my dog and another beautiful dog I wanted, but was leaving for a vacation the next day so i couldn't get her. These dogs are beautiful!

Rico my basset was resource guarding and aggressive. I tried everything but nothing worked until I…read moresent him to Fidelio for training for a month. Rico now is no longer aggressive and is very calm and obeys commands. We are so happy and now our family, other dogs and friends get to enjoy Rico! I'm sending my puppy next! I now see why Fidelio is best in class for dog training!

Magic Results…read more... We now have 2 completely different dogs than this time last week! 1 session w Donovan has changed things dramatically: Lucy is calm & let's you pick her up; sits still when you put on her leash; stays off furniture (w some policing); no barking and Wyeth is not on furniture (w some coaching) as his default... they both go sleep in the crate we have in Den. I'm pretty sure Donovan will have taught them to talk & do calculus by the end of their 3 weeks training we have set up!

Dr. Stansell is the kindest and most caring veterinarian. She is knowledgeable and genuine, and…read morehelped us get through the loss of our pet. We love her. Jenna and Len are wonderful as well. We are so grateful for all the love and support they have provided all of our pups.

Three pets and many years later, we still depend on Northwest Veterinary Hospital for every aspect…read moreof our fur babies' care. You can count on gentle but thorough care, careful billing, exceptionally kind doctors and staff addressing every single question with professionalism and compassion. I like ALL the doctors there, and recommend them wholeheartedly.

Lauren house & pet sat for us last Summer and did a wonderful job. Auggie (dog) and Sox (cat) were…read morehappy as clams when we returned and had lots of fun with Lauren. I told Lauren Auggie loves to swim & she offered to walk him down to her house & let him swim with her dog. Auggie must have had such fun because STILL tries to stop at her house every time we walk by. We can definitely recommend Lauren and her pet sitting services.

Finding a good pet sitter has been extremely difficult for us. We've used Rover.com several times…read morenow, and have been disappointed each time. We had hired someone through Rover on our recent trip to Maui, and though I was paying for house/pet sitting, the person was stopping by the house for maybe 20 minutes at a time, 4 times a day. My dog was a mess!! He has serious anxiety issues and has to be around people! A good friend told me about Lauren and Andy. We were crazy lucky that Andy was able to sweep in and take over our dog's care. He truly saved our vacation!!! He was there every night for my dog, and he was with him during the day as well. My dog was traumatized before Andy got there, and Andy knew immediately what my dog needed to calm down and feel secure. I can't thank Andy and Lauren enough for what they've done for us. I will be calling them from now on whenever we need to be out of town. Amazing customer/pet service!!!!

3407 Northland Dr…read moreAustin TX 78731 United States I'm new to TX and delighted to have found this vet hospital. I enjoy Dr Kruger and the high level of care she gives my dogs. She's very particular about not overlooking small potential issues and very informing about wellness care advice. My dogs and I are happy to have this level of care and hope it will grow deeper with future visits.

I had an appointment, and they knew my dog was coming, but I was asked while checking in if I…read moreneeded heartworm and flea meds even though they are prescribed at Griffiths and in his notes. So I don't know why they asked. Unfortunately, my partner had to take our dog back the next day, and he was asked the same question - also had an appointment and they were expecting him. Please reconsider upselling people who already get their meds from you, especially if their animal is in distress. Edit: I have not used all of the last prescription I purchased from Griffiths. A quick review of my dog's info would have shown that I did not need more.

Stark Sphynx Cattery is awesome! Ally is so dedicated to her cats, she pours everything into her…read morecattery. We fell so in love that we ended up going home with TWO kittens! She is still always just a text away to answer any questions and share any advice she has. I highly recommend Ally and Stark Sphynx Cattery. We drove over 10 hours round-trip to meet her and the kittens at her house so we could see the entire cattery and see how much she loves these cats So worth it!

From the owner: **Independent and Credible Sphynx Cat Breeder in Austin, Texas**…read more Owned and operated by an Army veteran, Stark Sphynx Cattery is dedicated to breeding healthy Sphynx cats for the entire community. Our intimate, no-cage cattery practices prevent mass breeding and ensures the well-being of our feline companions. Upon placing a deposit, the typical wait time for a Sphynx cat is 2weeks-1 Month after initial post. However, we may have available kittens for immediate adoption. Please contact us anytime throughout the year to inquire about our available cats. At Stark Sphynx Cattery, we prioritize comprehensive cardiac health evaluations for all cats. This ensures early detection and prompt intervention when necessary. We provide regular veterinary care, annual HCM scans, and annual vaccinations, including the necessary boosters for new kittens. Our adoption fee starts at $1800 (prices may vary for specialty, rare colors, or odd eyes). USA shipping is available. All profits are reinvested in cattery expenses, including veterinary care. Additionally, 10% of profits are donated to the Sphynx Rescue Organization. Rare color or odd eye sphynx adoption fee may vary. Discover the unique charm of a Sphynx cat. Contact us today to learn more about bringing your dream Sphynx companion home.