We went to the Well-Ness Clinic for our kitten and it was absolutely fantastic!! It was fast and…read moreeveryone there was lovely:3 They even gave us some cat food for free!! We appreciate everything you guys do!! :3

The humane Society of CO was wonderful today!! We lost our Finnigan this morning out of the blue,…read moreand we took him to HS of CO to have him cremated to say our goodbye's. The staff were all so kind and helpful and they comforted me. After 14+ years of my life with my Finnigan, it was a very hard day, and they realized it was hard and gave me all they could!! Thank you so very much!!

I am a Concierge for Seniors here in Bend, Oregon. My job is to take care of any and all…read morenon-medical needs a Senior may have to assist in living their Best Life. Recently I had a client who needed help making sure the needs of her adored pet were taken care of. I contacted Bend Pet Express and was connected with a very helpful and capable young lady named Liss and her staff Oliver, Kas, and Kiyta who went completely above and beyond when I needed urgent help supporting my client with health issues. Her dog is truly the love of her life, but managing food orders and deliveries to her independent living facility had become a major source of stress and anxiety for her. ​The team at Bend Pet Express stepped in with incredible empathy, coordination, and grace. They set up a customized, special delivery arrangement tailored specifically to her needs and schedule, completely erasing her worries. Seeing her face light up knowing her companion would always be taken care of--without her having to lift a finger--was priceless. ​It's rare to find a business that combines top-tier pet supplies with this level of genuine, compassionate community care. They didn't just fulfill an order; they brought total peace of mind to someone who needed it most. I cannot recommend Bend Pet Express highly enough! Peer English At Your Becon Call LLC.

I came here to do a self service dog wash. I called to make sure I can do a walk in and was told…read moreyes. I came at 1130 just to get turned down. Gal told me they have no spot for walk in as it's filled up.. they told me to come back at 130 appt. I came back at 130- the gal set up the wash station. Water was luke warm, they handed me a 1- small hand towel to dry my 19 lb dog. That only covers the face. The vacuum set up was very hard so didn't use it as my dog was freezing cold. When I'm paying, gal Told me to tap and saw they're asking for tip. I did the work so no tip. Anyway, i would not come back.

This is the only no kill shelter in Central Oregon, that houses about 20 dogs and 10 cats. Plus…read moresome rabbits, and some occasional animals that come through here. The staff here is exceptional in every way, very caring and compassionate, and they treat every animal as their own. Completely enjoyed myself today as a volunteer dog walker, who got to walk my favorite five dogs.

We got our new puppy from this humane society. They said they would call us when the shots came…read morein. We have called at least 5 times with no return call. It is 3 months now. Groomers won't bath or trim him without all shots. Pour little guy.

We got our puppy ("Sugar", now Sprout) almost two years ago from this breeder and she has been the…read moremost fantastic pup! No health issues, breeder is candid and available. She sent me videos and photos prior to the pickup arrangement. Sprout has been the most snuggly, intelligent, mischievous, and agile Boston that I have met. Every trainer loves her and notes how she would be perfect for agility. I want to leave a positive review because I truly had a positive experience.

Paid $1,100 for a border collie puppy that was really sick with giardia. Deanna knew her puppies…read morehad worms, gave them an over the counter dewormer and acted like everything was fine. You don't pay over a thousand dollars to a breeder for a pure bred dog and then instantly have $500 in vet bills the moment you get home. Ridiculous. Deanna was completely indifferent to all of my questions about the dogs health and possibility of infection. The dog was aggressevly eating his poop at all times all over my house. Deanna blew off my concerns. She pushed it all on me to pay for fecal samples, drugs and to cure his poop eating through training. If the giardia had been treated by her prior to pickup, none of these issues would have arisen. Horrible experience. We decided to cut our losses and return the sick pup to her. We lost over $1,000 due to losing our deposit and vet bills. I will never speak to her again.

Michaela at pecco today and every other time i've been has corrected me when I say thank you,…read morema'am, very rudely and tells me there and they them.I do not recommend this place because the cashiers are condescending.

We needed a collar and tag for our dog. Her's got left behind while we were traveling. Karen…read morehelped us find what we needed, engraving the new tag, and putting them together (getting the tag out of the case was a production). Super friendly and very helpful. Thank you Karen!

I am a ferret owner and supporter of this great organization. They have a large, clean area for…read morethe ferrets and you can tell even though its a shelter, they are all cared about and get time to play and be cuddled. Everyone I've met at events and meetings is super nice and not snubby as tends to be the case with groups such as this. I've visited a few in the other places I've lived and the Oregon Ferret Shelter was definitely the most welcoming. If you're looking to adopt a ferret, and have researched what it means to keep one as a pet, I definitely recommend adopting one from here. They also offer ferret boarding for a very reasonable price and you know your ferrets will be well taken care of. If you need a place to surrender your ferret where you know they will be cared for until they find a great new home, then this is good place as well. Like I said, its clean, cozy, and you can tell everyone there cares about ferrets. This is the information from the website: The goal of the Oregon Ferret Shelter is to care for all homeless ferrets until a new permanent loving home is found. We are a 100 percent no-kill shelter -- no ferrets are ever euthanized due to lack of room. We typically have 40 to 75 ferrets available for adoption at the shelter. Ferret adoptions are available for $90 through three years of age, and $50 for ages four and up. The adoption fee includes adult ferrets that are spayed or neutered with distemper shot and a certificate with contract for kits to be altered at the appropriate time. Distemper shots given prior to adoption are those appropriate for the age of the ferret kit. All ferrets are also ADV tested and receive an AVID microchip that you can have registered in your name.

Wow! What an amazing experience! I'm so glad that by chance I stumbled onto them! The staff was…read morevery friendly and down to earth and although I'm sad they are moving locations I will gladly drive the distance to get a ferret from them in the future, I adopted my adorable little guy from them and he has completed my life , i told them what I wanted and they knew better then me exactly what I was looking for :) they matched me to the perfect ferret and for that I can't thank them enough! I can't wait to do business with them again!

Of the several pet stores in town - chain and independent - PetSmart ranks high. Prices are…read morereasonable, the store is well laid out and lit, and the selection is better than everyone else. My other favorite pet store (Pet Express, an independent) doesn't carry Science Diet products, for instance. Getting prescription cat food is not a big hassle, either. Just present your vet's prescription to the counter in the back and you'll get a PetSmart card good for a year.

Want to give a shout out to Michelle. Went in to do an exchange for a different harness. Michelle…read morerecommended a different type of harness and it made a huge difference in my control of my 110 lb pitbull and his pulling issues. It was late and the store was getting ready to close but Michelle was very patient. She gave me a master class on some basic training techniques that were very useful. Rocky responded to her beautifully and he was having fun!

I LOVE Playful Paws Cafe. I adopted my girl Molly from them after taking a cats on mats class. She…read morecame right up to me and kissed me on my nose. Love!!! I've attended many events here including Cat Bingo, Paint a Pumpkin, and Cats on Mats. Every time it's a good time. Hanging out with the kitties and meeting fellow cat lovers. The staff is super nice and very helpful. It was easy to adopt Molly once we decided to. I will continue to come back here!

The only safe time to visit a cat cafe is when one is traveling so you don't accidentally bring a…read morecat home. We both love cats but agree that it is too much fur for us to deal with on a regular basis and it wouldn't be fair to kitty since we travel quite a bit. We were looking for something fun to do indoors to escape the afternoon heat in Bend and found ourselves here. The cat room is set up very nicely - plenty of toys, cat towers, cat walks, and space for the cats to be. There were about 10-ish cats of varying age when we showed up. Coming in the afternoon meant most of them were pretty sleepy, but we had a rambunctious bonded pair of kitties who eagerly needed some play attention. It seems you can make online appts to visit, but we walked in and it was fine. We lucked out and had the place to ourselves. $20 for 50 min of cat time (they give you a timer) and a free bottled beverage from their fridge. They have a restroom and place to wash your hands. It is shoes off inside the cat room so bring socks. And yes - you will be covered in fur so bring a lint roller for post-cat time if you don't want to track all the fur back into your car/home.

Elizabeth is a stellar pet sitter. Typically my cats hide from cat sitters particularly the older…read morecat , but they both come out to play or snuggle with Elizabeth. She's so thoughtful too -- providing daily updates and photos. I travel with peace of mind knowing the cats are fed, petted, and entertained while I am away. Elizabeth's helps with other details such as watering flowers, picking up the paper and rolling out the garbage. Many thanks to TENDmypet!!

Absolutely fantastic! Elizabeth is a wonderful pet sitter & our kitties took to her instantly…read more Knowing she's there for them gives me peace of mind whenever I'm out of town. Highly recommend!

I worked at Countryside for a while, and I also had a friend who worked at Thelma's Place. We both…read moreended up quitting for many reasons. One of my biggest concerns was how situations with residents were handled. I had an experience with a resident and when I went to my manager about it, I was told it was my fault. I thought that was very unprofessional--especially since if I had actually done something wrong, I would've been written up or gotten in trouble. Another major issue was the cleanliness upstairs where Thelma's Place is. Me and a coworker discovered how unsanitary it was. We even found mold growing inside the kids' water bottles, which the kids were actively drinking from. When I asked my coworker if we should say something, she told me she already had--and that management didn't care. To make things worse, I was told one of the manager's daughters is the boss of Thelma's Place, so nothing gets addressed. I had multiple pictures of the mold in those cups. Please, please, PLEASE check your children's water bottles and belongings if they go here. Staff was only scheduled to clean upstairs once a week, meaning water sat in the cups for days at a time. Parents deserve to know what's really going on. They treated their staff terribly too, they had fired a kid and went around telling everyone he was "worthless"..

As a caregiving assistant to one of the participants in Thelma's Place Day Respite Center, I have…read morewitnessed the most supportive and integrative approach by staff to help seniors (with and without disabilities) engage in the community, as well as engage with children in the intergenerational program. Seeing how the seniors interact with the children of the new intergenerational child care program has been humbling to witness. Thelma's Place participants engage in activities that stimulate memory and physical movement, as well as community integration that involves field trips to places like the high desert museum, the library, breweries, farms, and more. I would recommend both seniors and children to participate in Thelma's Place Day Respite Center and Whoopsy Daisy Child Care because there are so many opportunities for the young and the old to build understanding and meaningful relationships that encourage positive development for all participants.