my sister adpoted a cat max loves him,went back for kitten domino,also her friend adopted a cat.read more

Visited on NYE & went home with our sweet boy Sinatra (formerly low toner). He's still getting used…read moreto his new home but such a love bug! My husband did all the correspondence & paperwork process. He said he was simple and everyone was pleasant. I can attest to this also when we came to pick up our sweet boy. You can tell the staff really care about the cats and enjoy what they do. We even recommended this place to my sister and niece & they went home with a cat as well. Of course, adopt don't shop. But definitely check out KARMA RESCUE for your cat adoption.

My elderly Maine Coon always comes home happy and well cared for. She doesn't like being left at…read morehome even with frequent cat-sitting visits so the Cats Only Inn is a fantastic option. Marilyn and the staff as all wonderful.

I highly recommend Cats Only Inn because Marilyn and Ray treat the cats as if they were their very…read moreown. They give them toys, perches to relax on and there are window views all around. They receive excellent care during their stay and are administered any necessary medicines. Cats Only Inn has earned my trust many times over.

I live in a wooded area with lots of animals, including red foxes, grey squirrels, chipmunks,…read morebunnies, dozens of species of birds (which we feed), and deer. Some of the wildlife are cute and entertaining, others are a nuisance. On two occasions, we've been terrorized by what we assumed were rabid raccoons, based on their bizarre and aggressive behavior. The first one came up on our deck and wouldn't leave, even after I tried to scare it off with my leaf blower. The second time, last week, a clearly very sick raccoon roamed around my property for hours, repeatedly coming right up to the house, and charging at me when I tried to shoo it away. On both occasions, we called the Plainfield Area Humane Society for help. A young lady came out in the truck with a snare and a net and managed to capture the animals and take them away. This time, she said the raccoon probably did not have rabies, but most likely had distemper. They weren't going to euthanize the animal. They would medicate it and attempt to nurse it back to health, and then release it. Healthy or not, I hope it doesn't come back here.

Stopped by today to take a look and one of the staff members took me around to look at the dogs and…read morecats. He took his time and was very very nice. I'm definitely going to go back but this time with my husband. From what I saw, all the animals are very well cared for and I appreciate that.

I have a short-haired cat, and everyone said I was crazy for booking this service, that my cat…read moredidn't need it. Boy, were they wrong! I am so grateful that I did, it was worth every penny! Randi was great with him. He can be very difficult when touched, as he was a rescue, so I 100% expected him to draw blood. I also expected that when she brought him back in the house that he would run and hide once we opened the carrier. Instead, he pranced around and sat dead center of the room, as if to say, "That's right, look at me!" I truly feel as though I treated my baby to a spa day! He was clean, smelled great, had his nails clipped and had a beautifully trimmed coat. Randi provided a service that I not only 100% appreciated, but will repeat without a doubt!

My sassy matted cat , and me, had a great experience with Randi. My cat hates to be combed, and is…read morea long hair cat. We attempt to tackle him and comb him regularly, but he is very sassy and not agreeable. I wanted him to go to a cats only groomer, and having a mobile groomer is even better! No other cats or other animals to freak him out. Randi was delightful in her manner and in handling my beautiful boy. She had him bathed and clipped in a very reasonable amount of time. I highly recommend her and will definitely be using her from now on to groom my baby!

Ever since I discovered Dog Days Daycare in Hillsborough Township, my two Miniature Schnauzers have…read morenever looked or felt better. They offer boarding, day care, and grooming, but their grooming services are the real star. I've never walked into a place so impeccably clean--every surface gleams, every tool is spotless, and it immediately puts my mind at ease. I always insist on having my pups groomed by Matt. Watching him work is like witnessing a true artist in action. He'll take a scruffy, stinky little ball of fur and turn it into a show-quality French Poodle cut--seriously, you'd think he was prepping them for a national competition. In just three hours, he calms my two Miniature Schnauzers (who absolutely hate getting groomed), manages their anxiety, and somehow coaxes them into perfect cooperation. When I pick them up, they're perfectly sanitized and coiffed down to every whisker. It's clear that Dog Days Daycare holds itself to the highest standards of cleanliness and care--no stray hairs, no overlooked nicks, just two happy, fresh-smelling pups ready to strut their stuff. That consistency makes it easy to trust them completely. Robin, the owner, is just as wonderful. She's always friendly on the phone, transparent about pricing, and genuinely cares about each dog that comes through the door. Between Robin's warmth and Matt's undeniable talent, I always feel like my babies are in the best hands. The transformation is nothing short of miraculous. My Miniature Schnauzers emerge spicy, sassy, and so proud of their fresh looks that they practically prance their way home. They might dread the grooming appointment, but they live for the attention they get afterward--strutting the neighborhood and charming every passerby. I'll never take my pups anywhere else. If you live in Hillsborough Township and want top-notch grooming (or even boarding and day care), do yourself a favor and book with Dog Days Daycare. Your dog will thank you.

I've been bringing my dog Nova to Dog Days about 2-5x/month since she was a little over four months…read moreold, and she loves it! She's tried other daycares in the area as well, and even though the others have cameras and Dog Days doesn't, I still fully trust them with her care and safety. I love how Dog Days separates by how the dogs play (rougher or tamer) instead of by size, and how large the outdoor area is for plenty of running space. She loves the handlers too, and is always happy, socialized, and exhausted after a day at Dog Days.

He took care of my mother's cat while she was away for thanksgiving and cleaned the litter pan…read morewithout my mom's asking, can't ask for more than that! :) Update August 2017: He has been awesome with my mother's geriatric dog as well. You can tell he really cares. I can't say enough good things!!!

We have been using Sal's Pals for our dog for almost a year and we couldn't be happier with the…read moreservice. Sal and his walkers are reliable and I love that they send a detailed text message about your pup. They usually send a photo as well which is a treat in the middle of a long work day. Sal's Pals is also extremely flexible. Although we try to keep last minute schedule changes to a minimum, things come up. Sal always found a way to walk our dog even with little notice. It's a comfort to have him and his walkers always available to help.

I'm sorry to have to write this but I had an awful experience at Angel Paws recently and I'd…read moreencourage any one reading this to adopt anywhere other than there, to avoid having an experience similar to mine. My son and I went into Angel Paws looking to adopt a pair of cats and wound up falling for two very sweet siblings who had been at their shelter for about a month. I filled out forms to adopt both of them and when I didn't hear back, returned 3 days later to visit the cats and check on our application. That night, finally , a volunteer called me and we spoke for about 20 minutes, going over the usual stuff, checking to see if I would declaw them, if cats are allowed where I live, what I'd feed them, my experience with animals, etc. and I explained that I've lived with cats all my life have a beautiful pet friendly home they could visit, and would gladly pay the $250 adoption fee for which they asked. I was told I'd hear back the next day as to when I could pick up the cats. A few more days passed, so I visited the cats again and checked on the application. This happened twice and then finally, 8 days after I filled out the initial forms, I received a brief email saying my application, "unfortunately" had been rejected. Don't waste your time here. Angel Paws is run by a crazy cat lady who thinks that no one other than she is qualified to take care of the cats and wants to keep them all for herself. I've raised cats my entire life and I'm unqualified to adopt two of theirs??? It's a shame, since a lot of good people volunteer there. I spoke to a number of them after this happened who told me my experience had been typical, stay away.

I have been to and volunteered at several shelters in not only the Tri State Area but in Florida as…read morewell. Never can I say, have I come across a place such as this. What a disappointment. I shall exclude the volunteer staff especially the younger ones who were amazing and so filled with love and ambition. But as for the rest of this rescue where one is supposed to be able to "Adopt"? What a laugh. Every other negative review I have read here on Angel Paws could not be more accurate in their experience. I had/saw the same upon taking my friend to adopt her second "fur-baby" (Is this a term now? I feel just as nuts as the lady running the joint). Long, long, and over dramatically short (which could have been unwarranted mind you). Arriving at opening in the evening, which seemed absurd to me to begin with, walking right in with several other families, we were greeted by lovely volunteers racing around trying to feed every little meow and squeek coming from every known corner of this small facility (I use that word as a kindness). I questioned if this was the first time that day these dear furry angels were seeing people. Most working said the owner did what she could during the day and they came at night, night being 6pm. Speaking of said owner, it was if she was the "man behind the curtain" heard of but never seen. My friend, after holding and bonding with 3 or 4 kittens believed she had found "the one". Filling out an application, as one would do, we were told we would be called within 1-2 days. Great! A week passes, I call and get voicemails, leave messages, never reach a person. She goes back for a second visit. The kitten is still their. She asks. Oh the owner has been terribly busy, but don't worry, this weekend latest, she says. The week and weekend come and go. So finally I go in myself. Because at every shelter and rescue I've worked at, to get one of these sweeties into a forever home? Top priority. And some I worked at went as far as a background check. Never did they take over a week. So yes, I went, I saw, I wanted to or may have not only shed a tear for my friend but also those poor cats and kittens trapped behind that glass window. Without needing to give reason my friend was rejected. Application declined. The owner deemed herself so high and mighty that not even a reason or explanation was given as a kindness. This is only of "those" places. A few bucks shy of the remaining "pet stores" there are. A lovely few from the front, but for the poor babies down in the basement (And oh yes, they are down there ) never seen in thsirnown mess, this "rescue" is a sham. The staff, whom I finally got to speak to me one on one all said the same. High adoption fees, low number of adoptions, abuse of funds, abuse of volunteer offered time, minors included folks. This nightmare of a "holier than thou" owner should have to face the furry jury for her crimes. Crazy cat lady would have been a relief compared to the monster described to me and read about in not only Yelp reviews, but upon further investigation into the community, and just about anyone whom has crossed her path. The same story rings true. Save yourself the time, and your children the tears. Not to mention the absurd $250 adoption fee. Which other than private rescues who strictly foster their litters, I have never seen that "price". There are some amazing rescues and shelters out there with babies and adults just as well deserving of a home. I highly recommend Somerset Animal Rescue in Bridgewater. And depending on your area the ASPCA or Woodbridge/Edison rescue. I just found my own newest addition to our family at Friends of Linden Shelter after a look on Petfinder.com Good luck to you all! Be safe and above all be smart! (Side note: For all who may need to surrender their loved pet for whatever the reason. Do NOT use Craigslist or give them to anyone who "claims" to be some kind of sanctuary that isn't legitimate. There are some mighty bad things and lives of little ones being lost this past year. Like I said. Safe, and smart.)

I've been here several times now. I brought in my 16 yr Pomeranian Max for a checkup who was having…read moreseizures. Unfortunately, Max passed away back in January 2020. I have another Pomeranian Louie, who I rescued from a cruel family. They beat him and kept him outside for three months chained up in the sweltering heat and rain.Louie is a beautiful 3 year old toy Pomeranian. I brought him here for a check up. Just recently due to the COVID-19 pandemic somerset veterinarian group does things a little bit differently. I had to make an appointment over the phone, and once I arrived I was asked to wait in my car and they would come out and get me. No one waits in their waiting room anymore, they bring you right into an exam room. If you just need medication you can call over the phone and give them your credit card number and they will leave the package outside in a special area designated. If your pet needs bloodwork then they must be seen first. They are taking great precautions to keep everyone safe. I love Dr. Miller she is very kind and caring veterinarian. I have used another vet at the office who also was very nice. They put my dog at ease, he's very scared and anxious around people and the staff really takes good care of my Louie. They throughly explain everything that my dog will need in order to stay healthy. I'm given a list that is itemized and has each fee listed. They will work with you if you don't have a lot of money. I was directed on which shots are the most needed at the time, and then advised to the ones that can wait a little bit. This way you don't get stuck with a $500 bill all at once. I also like that they were associated with Animerge in Somerville. That is an emergency veterinarian hospital that's open 24 hours. This Veterinarian is located on route 22 E. in Bridgewater right after the Valero gas station.

Terrible customer service. My dog was a patient, they gave her a ton of meds and the minute she…read morewas not well again, they sent me to an ER dr and said they had no appointments. Took no accountability did not attempt to fit her in and did not care that she had been in their care. Told me it was not their protocol. I will never put an animal of mine in their hands. You should always follow up with your patients and want to make sure they are ok, not send them somewhere else when things go wrong. No empathy, no care for animals, just a cash cow service.