I have been meaning to write this review for years now. We have been fortunate enough to get three…read moredogs from Liz from 2021-2024. I cannot begin to express how special these dogs are. They are so in tune with human emotions, playful, and loving. All three of them have been around babies and toddlers and could not be more gentle. The joy they bring to our home is indescribable. Our most recent pup was a part of the inmate training program. It's so lovely to think that she was able to bring joy to others before she came home to us. All three were adopted when they were around 6-8 mo old. We have several older dogs (10-14 years old) as well- all of whom have medical conditions that require extra care. We were hesitant at first to bring young dogs around our older pack. There was absolutely no issue. The little ones have encouraged their elders to play and run around with them but are also very respectful of their space and need for rest. Liz is such a wonderful lady and even more wonderful with the dogs. She sat us down and told us all about the stack of papers she gives at each adoption. She encouraged us to always reach out if we saw any behavioral issues so she could work with us. We knew that the line of communication was always open so any problems could be fixed. Fortunately, we have not had any thus far! All dogs are in perfect health. I believe we paid $650-$700 for each dog. This included microchip/vaccines/neutering/initial behavioral training. Based on the good work this place does- and on the prices of other rescues that offer doodle mixes- this is an incredibly fair price. Based on the quality of dog we have received from Liz 3x now, I really do believe it is her treatment of them in the beginning of their lives that have shaped them into such amazing and intuitive animals. Seeing negative reviews on here absolutely breaks my heart. Of course everyone is entitled to their opinion but mine could not be more positive of Pawsibilities Unleashed. I wholeheartedly recommend this organization to my friends and to anyone reading this. Here are a few pictures of the Aussiedoodle trio we have been blessed with- Oswald, Rosie, and Harold!

Excellent training facility for family pets, service dogs and therapy dogs. Liz N.works with…read moreBoston terrier rescue ET- Kentucky division to train numerous Boston terriers to become wonderful family dogs. Some have gone on to be therapy dogs.

the Best !! Dr Burchett and his staff are amazing and always…read morecare for and love our furry little ones like they are their own. thank you

My husband and I would never take our fur babies anywhere else!!!!! Doc is the best!! Michelle is a…read morepro!!! We love this place beyond anywhere!! Should be able to give more than 5 stars!!!

I remember how easy it was to welcome Buddy to my home. This frightened, uncertain senior Chihuahua…read moretook some time to trust me, but he always made me smile with his sweet little face. I knew as an older rescue, Buddy would not be with me as long as most of my fur family members, but he soon settled into a farm life with a "I will try" attitude. However, he drew the line at chickens. During the last few months, I monitored him with a scale recommended by an understanding and knowledgeable Frankfort Animal Clinic (FAC) office staff member. The leaving time for a friend is not easy at all. After a few false starts, I accepted what I had to do and made an appointment with Dr. Morgan. She handled the situation with kindness, understanding, and professionalism assisted by Rudy. Dr. Morgan explained about a sedative-for Buddy, not me- and I appreciated that greatly. All the paperwork/business end was completed in the privacy of an exam room. I appreciated that so very much; I hate to cry in public. The office staff member (I did not ask your name-I am sorry) came to me and dealt with the paperwork. She even brought me the RX's I had ordered for another fur friend. Rudy explained I could go outside, and she would bring Buddy to my car. The FAC staff probably see this scenario weekly, but this very difficult situation was new for me; I appreciated their professional care and their gentleness in dealing with Buddy and me. He was a good friend, and I shall miss him. Fran Bradshaw

We've only visit the Frankfork Animal Clinic when our own vet is unavailable or it's an emergency…read more In two cases, our dogs were at end of life and we didn't want them to suffer. Dr. Wade King was just going to euthanize them without a sedative that would alleviate their fear (our Springer was violently shaking!). Another time, Dr. King examined our15-year-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel. He was bonded to our 16-year-old English Springer Spaniel, whom we had to put down three weeks earlier. Dr. King said that our Cavy's bloodworks were fine. He said that we can pay $1,000 of dollars for him to do exploratory surgery ... on a 15-year-old dog!! We told him absolutely not. Again, he was just going to euthanize him, but we demanded he give him a sedative. After our little guy was dead, Dr. King touched his eye in front of us to see if was dead. In all the time we saw Dr. King, not once did he ever touch or talk to our dogs. He doesn't appear to like animals. He like the money. He just got the job done. Two weeks ago, out vet was closed so we had to take our mixed breed 13-year-old girl to have her severe diarhhea treated. Our vet would normally treat her with an anti-diarrhea drug. Dr. King, however, would not treat the diarrhea until he performed a $250! blood test. The blood test, not came back normal. So he gave us the drug to stop the diarrhea. All said and done, we paid more than $300 to stop her diarrhea. We know person who said that Dr. King is not qualified to be a gardener. I wouldn't want him touch my plants. Find someone else. Someone who cares about you and your pet. Who you and your pet as something more than a money maker.

I have been going to Cornerstone for all of my babies needs. 2 that are no longer with us and my…read morenew baby Braxton. The Dr. and staff here are top notch. No matter how many times I have called or how many questions that I have during my visits. They have always be kind, compassionate and handled my babies with the utmost care. I wouldn't ever think about going anywhere else. I want to say thank you again for everything that you are doing and have done. ​

Stacy and Doc all are wonderful. They helped keep my dog Boo going for a few years. They have…read moretook very good care of my Dutches unfortunately she has to be put down. She will be In good care

We are so happy with AHON! They have been there for us when we lost our precious Remi! And, they…read moretake great care of our Ruby, our 2 year old! They are wonderful!

I've been bringing our pets to Animal Hospital of Nicholasville (AHON) since I moved to Kentucky…read more20'ish years ago. I'm pretty sure this is right around when Dr. Fox started with AHON. I used to live in Garrard County and would pass AHON on trips to/from Lexington. Between recognizing the name from my drives and a good friend's recommendation - I decided to take our 'kids' there. We started seeing Dr. Fox with my (2) transplanted cats who each lived to around 19 years old. We had to euthanize them (within a year apart) and I still feel - to this day - Dr. Fox's compassion. We then were adopted by a community cat who - once we moved him inside - discovered was FIV positive. Through AHON, I learned about caring for a FIV kitty and ended up adopting another FIV positive kitten through them. In 2011- we decided we were ready for a puppy and adopted a German Shepherd through the No Kill shelter in Lancaster. Just this past December we had to let my boy go and my heart still aches just writing about him (you will my beautiful boy on AHON's recently departed board). Again - the support for the hardest decision a pet owner has to make - from Dr. Fox and the entire AHON team - was unforgetable. They have a room specifically dedicated to saying goodbye and help you both before and after with the painful process. On the less emotional side of this review - I've always been able to easily schedule appointments and once there - have never felt rushed. The staff takes the time to educate me and enable me to best care for my 4-legged kids. We moved to Lexington 7 years ago and I still take them to AHON because I can't think of anywhere else I'd trust more with their lives. Thank you, Dr. Fox and AHON, for all you do.

We always have a hard time leaving our cats. They are our babies and we wouldn't trust just anyone…read moreto care for them. Waggs to Whiskers provides excellent care. Our cats did so well with Rachel, also known as the cat whisper, that we felt very comfortable leaving them in her care. We received pictures and updates daily, which was wonderful. We couldn't be happier and highly recommend them if you're looking for reasonable, reliable, dependable and quality pet care while you're away!

See this? This is why we could leave home when we couldn't take the pets with us. Because we knew…read morethis amazing lady takes amazing care of them. It means the world to us that our babies love Kelly so much. She kept them for a week and they were very happy to see us when we got home but Jethro looked at me this morning like "When does Kelly get here?" Call waggs2whiskers when you need your pets cared for. Whether it's for one day or more days, they will help you out!

Great first experience! We aren't new pet owners but this is our first time looking for a mobile…read morevet that comes to your home. One of our dalmatians takes medication daily for seizures and a trip to the vet has been a trigger. We made appointments for both dogs plus our cat to receive their annual check up and shots. The visit was thorough and we received a follow up call on Luna's bloodwork to confirm she was on the correct medication for her seizures. The vet also confirmed the best rotation to give her pills (thanks for settling a debate with my husband!). Price is subjective based on what you're used to and your budget. For us, fairly similar and it was a relief to get a home visit. We plan on being a regular customer.

Fantastic experience. Very reasonable pricing and they offer a discount if more than one pet is…read moreexamined. One of my cats is very difficult to get into a carrier and drive to a vet location. This was great because they came to my home instead. They have a super nice mobile vet van with exam tables and all the equipment. It was very clean and high tech. The doctor and her assistant were so professional and kind. They administered yearly vaccinations and did general exams of both Shadow and Shimmer kitties and it was so easy! So convenient! This is the way to go for pet exams. It was less stressful for both cats...and myself. It seemed safer as well, I have always disliked packing my cats up in the car and risking them getting loose as well as eliminating all the fussing they did in the vehicle. It was perfect just to bundle each cat up separately and walk outside to their vet unit. It was nice not to have any other animals around also, super private with no added drama or stimulation for kitties. I highly recommend! Thanks for the great care and service.

Needed a vet practice as we just moved to Kentucky. Super friendly, professional, and helpful…read moreveterinarian and staff. We're very pleased, as is our Siberian Husky. Top marks! Highly recommended! Thank you!

Had taken my dogs to this clinic for their yearly routine examination as well as vaccinations. Two…read moreweeks later, I noticed a large mass on the bottom of my dogs foot that was ulcerated and bleeding. I contacted the clinic to have her seen and was told it would be a couple of weeks, that they were "just overwhelmed". I explained that my dog had just been seen in the last 2 weeks and was very concerned that this mass was not even seen during her "routine examination". They were not helpful and would not budge on allowing me to see or speak to the vet. I told them I would come up to retrieve my dogs records and take her elsewhere. I arrived at the veterinary clinic shortly thereafter to find that there was not a car in the parking lot and no one in the waiting room. I find their concern for our animals to be less than optimal! I later found out that the mass was a malignant melanoma as well as another lesion on her body that the vet told me was "nothing to be worried about". She now has less than four months to live. I would not recommend this veterinary clinic to anyone!