I have been having A LOT of unfortunate issues with my dogs. Bobby Flake has had to visit my house…read moreseveral times in such a short period of time. This has been a VERY DIFFICULT time for me and he has been ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!! Even when informing me of things I didn't want to hear....he has been VERY sympathetic and considerate of what I'm going through. Thank you SOOOO SOOOOO MUCH BOBBY for being SOOOOO patient with me, you are so genuine and a true blessing to the people you serve!   Hopefully today's visit will be the last one. GOD BLESS YOU AND BLESS YOU MANY MANY TIMES OVER BOBBY!!!

I came home to a snake swimming in the pool and after I calmed down, I call animal services. I left…read morea message and they called me back in a matter of minutes. The officer arrived within 15 minutes and removed the snake. 5 star service! Thank you so much!

Such a perfect place to adopt cats or dogs. There is such a wide range of dogs and such a perfect…read moreplace to spend time or take a dog out for a walk. They are so cute. Loved how someone walked us through but it was weird once we stepped in everyone was staring at us even the individual who were adopting a dog. But it was such a warming experience to see all the cute dogs

BEWARE: This Shelter Spays/Neuters Puppies as Young as 6 Weeks Old…read more I'm writing this with a heavy heart--not to attack, but to raise awareness about a practice at Operation Kindness that deeply concerns me. My intention is compassion for the animals, respect for adopters, and transparency for the public. Operation Kindness' primary focus seems to be population control, and while that goal matters, the way they pursue it can come at the expense of a puppy's well-being. They routinely spay and neuter puppies as young as six weeks old, without fully considering the adopter's intentions or the long-term health needs of the puppy. They even labeled my foster puppy as "cryptorchid," despite the fact that you cannot reliably diagnose cryptorchidism at six weeks old--the testicles often descend much later. I pleaded repeatedly with their medical manager to delay my foster's neuter until he was older and safer for the procedure. My only goal was to give him a healthy, loving, and stable life. I wasn't asking for anything extreme--I offered to: Sign a delayed-neuter contract Make a donation Adopt my foster before any surgery Pay out of pocket for neutering him at the appropriate age Even bring in a lawyer to draw up a binding agreement But every single compromise I proposed was refused. Instead of working with someone fully committed to adopting and caring for this puppy, they insisted on sending him into surgery at just six weeks old. Their medical manager, Katie, repeatedly dismissed my concerns, telling me that early neuter has no negative effects and that no scientific research says otherwise--despite the many legitimate peer-reviewed studies I've personally found that outline potential risks. In the end, I had no choice but to allow them to neuter my foster if I wanted to adopt him. I love my dog, and I would do anything for him, but their rigid policies and refusal to consider his individual needs felt unethical and cruel. I have always believed in adopting--every dog deserves a chance and has a beautiful soul. But this experience has made me rethink ever adopting a puppy from a shelter that practices such extreme early-age sterilization. I will no longer donate to Operation Kindness or support their organization. I'm sharing this because the public deserves to be aware, and because puppies--especially those as young as six weeks old--deserve better.

Yvette is very rude and I felt I was being lied to about the dog I was wanting to adopt. I filled…read moreout the application and communicated my interest. After meeting up with Yvette I was given 8 hours to make my decision. I asked if I could see Nachos vet records with no reply. That was already a red flag. I took a day to think and I was ready to adopt. Yvette said he was no longer available, however he remained on the website. When I mentioned this she did not respond. I showed up to the adoption event the next week and there he was!! I feel if they truly cared about the animals they would be accommodating and work harder to rehome. Overall, I believe Lost Paws is running a sketchy business. The whole interaction with Yvette was very off putting. My heart breaks for Nacho as I was ready to adopt and give him a great new home and all the love!!

I contacted this "rescue" about a dog we were interested in for our daughter. She responded to my…read morefirst email and claimed the dog we were interested in had a family coming to look at him. However, he remained on their website. I contacted them again and was ignored. My daughter went to their rescue event at Petsmart that weekend and the dog was there for adoption. My daughter inquired about adopting the dog and she was totally ignored and was never contacted about the adoption. In fact, the owner blocked her. I have no idea what her issue was. I feel if she actually cared about the animals, she would do everything possible to get her dogs adopted. We are dog people. My daughter showed dogs in 4-h. We have always had dogs. It's just crazy how this woman is treating potential customers because we're not her first bad review. It makes me question her motives.

The front desk lady allowed me to volunteer and socialize the cats here since I can't have any at…read morehome. I enjoyed the peaceful environment and even enjoyed the view of the fresh batch of kittens. Super professional space and great for your next furry friend. Loved the pricing and the freebies they give to people who've donated. 10/10 quality time and great clean space. They even gave me kitty go gurts (Churus)for the babies.

Hey, my name is Keylan minnis and were doing a project for school where we have to serve service…read morehours to help the community and at the end of the year wright a short story about our time there. My Friend Blake and I are thinking about serving at your animal shelter but, we just wanted to confirm that you allow volunteering. We are both about to turn 12 and would love to volunteer there. Our preferred days would be Monday and Wednesday and Friday, we will also work on weekends but week days are preferred. Thank you very much and I hope we'll see u up there in a short time. Ps. Were 12 year old boys

Five Stars for Barney's Ranch!…read more We've boarded and used daycare at Barney's Ranch for many years, and we wouldn't trust anyone else with our crew. We have four dogs -- yes, four! -- and the team here handles them with professionalism, kindness, and genuine joy every single time. Our travel plans change often, but Barney's Ranch consistently goes above and beyond to accommodate our busy lives. Their flexibility and communication make everything so much easier. We're truly grateful for the entire staff and the owners. Boarding can be stressful, but knowing our pups are safe, loved, and having fun gives us total peace of mind. If you're looking for a dependable and caring place for your dogs, this is it. Highly recommend!

I've used Barney's Ranch for over 4 years - they are a great team. They are efficient and know…read moreyour dogs names. They make each visit personable. I really appreciate them. I take my three girls here and because they are small they are able to sleep in the same sleeping area when boarded, as well as play in the same size play area. I really love that you can also follow along with your babies on the camera when they are out in the play-area. They always come back beyond exhausted from all the mingling they get to partake in. And I love it! Xoxo.

Cannot say enough good things. Take my dog here consistently for daycare and overnight boarding…read more - staff is SO professional, friendly and clearly love dogs. Owner is also very involved - I toured the back: looks great for the dogs! - really well organized - they post pictures of the dogs everyday on FB, so I can see what my baby is up to! - reasonable pricing, especially for the quality of care - door to door drop off service! So convenient in the AM Thank you all! My dog has become so much more confident since she started playing with the Bigs Group, and always comes home tired and happy.

Kelce has been to two other doggie daycare facilities but Underdog suits her perfectly. I love that…read moreyou can see how your dog is doing on their Facebook page. When I pick Kelce up, she is happy well balanced, ready to come home eat her dinner and go to bed. I can tell that she's content not overly exhausted or anxious. I love this place! And the icing on the cake is the staff, they are amazing and Rob the owner went above and beyond answering my initial questions. He cares, he's involved and he knows dogs!

Getting me in touch with the professional team that can assist me with adoption of a dog.read more

This is probably one of the worst shelters I've ever been to, nobody here is nice or willing to…read moreanswer questions, or help in any way. I've been multiple times and have always walked out feeling disrespected and talked to like i'm stupid. Humane Society or Operation Kindness are 1000x nicer and the animals truly seem calm and comfortable there(not to mention they are not kill shelters).

Absolutely love this so far I was hoping if the dog here are cheap I was hoping to get a dog under…read more$500-$1000 my dog recently died last year life been hard with my them...My dog was really special we sadly had to put her down she was diagnose with cancer we didn't want her to suffer any longer here is a picture of her and her sister we also had to put down due to depression after her sister died she was depressed and ended up dying she didn't eat,sleep,drink nothing here is a photo of them both...

From the owner: King Swiss Acres is a small, in-home breeding program specializing in raising F1 and F1b…read moreBernedoodles.  We are located in a rural town just Northwest of the D/FW Metroplex and have been involved in dog breeding for over 15 years.  Our current available litter will be ready for their new homes now. Both parents (Dam: Bernese Mountain Dog / Sire: Standard Poodle) are AKC registered with Embark and OFA testing. When we release our puppies, they will be up to date on Vet well checks with a health certifications; all necessary vaccinations and dewormer therapies and every puppy will be microchipped.  There is no restrictions on breeding rights, however we prefer new owners to spay/neuter their new puppy if being purchased as a companion or service animal. We provide a 2-yr (genetics) health guarantee and a puppy pack full of info and supplies to see you through your first week of ownership.  Our puppies have been socialized with a myriad of different people, animals, sounds/noises/textures and house-breaking training will have been started.