I think you first need to understand the character of these people. Kasha came to visit us at our…read morehome to make sure we were a good fit for the dog. We had a great chat and she explained that sometimes dogs aren't able to find homes as they are too old, aggressive, unsociable etc. If this is the case Kasha keeps the dogs herself. So she has 7 misfit dogs at home because she won't allow them to be put in harm's way. Kasha and her colleagues are truly incredible people who dedicate their lives to the welfare of our canine friends. So I was shocked to see negative reviews. There are always a few idiots, those entitled individuals who require instant gratification. Anyone who has ever owned a dog knows it's a little tough to begin with but you put in the work and you'll end up with a best friend for life. Our Stella was nothing short of a miracle. We got her just before the pandemic and we would have struggled to get through it without her. I can't thank you enough Kasha and all the heroes at Furfriends.

Counting our lucky stars that we didn't adopt from FurFriends Animal Rescue before seeing these…read morereviews. Yes, their adoption form is insanely long as others have stated (see attached photos), and the questions about employers are a little sketchy. Are they going to contact mine because of a bad review? So be it if they do. My biggest problem is that they require you to PAY FOR THE DOG and sign a contract BEFORE even SCHEDULING a meet-n-greet with you and your current pet(s). And when I was kind enough to tell them I had a meet-n-greet scheduled with another dog before sending them money THEY IMMEDIATELY CANCELED OUR APPLICATION VIA TEXT WITHOUT ANY DISCUSSION. SMELLS LIKE A SCAM. They aren't listed on Google Maps either. Are they legit? IDK, but I'm relieved that they canceled our application after 2 vetting phone calls.

6 years ago, I adopted my two cats from these great folks. The best thing I liked about it is that…read morewould not release them to me until they could come out to my house and see where they would live and how they would be taken care of? How good is that? They actually care that much where the animals are going and want to make sure they are not going someplace where they could be let outdoors and be harmed or living in a bad environment. To this day the company I work for and myself collect donations to help out their Cat and Dog shelters. I am so grateful there is a place like this that really does care about what happens what the animals leave their care. More places should take lessons from them. They find loving homes, not throw away money collection adoptions. Thank you for all you do, please don't stop. Thank you for speaking for those that can't speak for themselves. Jerry

We adopted our cat, Susie, from here around 2008. She was in one of the show boxes at our local pet…read morestore and I absolutely fell in love with her! During the adoption process we found out that Susie was around 1 year old and found as a stray with her kittens. She was almost dead from lack of food, but was continuing to nurse her kittens regardless of her own health. Once her kittens and her were returned to full health she was spayed, but her body reacted badly procedure and once again she almost died. The shelter kept giving her continuos care and once again returned her to full health, and that is when we found her. I cannot thank this shelter enough for caring to help her through her tough young life and not giving up and euthanizing her. She is a great cat and I am so happy to have supported such a great shelter! Give this shelter a look if you're looking to adopt!

4-5 years ago we started looking for a breeder for our next furbaby. Being from Washington state…read moreand not far from Woodland we stumbled upon Dreamydoodles. We knew we wanted either a Labradoodle, or an Aussiedoodle mostly because we've always had dogs that were hypoallergenic and our son and daughter in law have allergies. Barbara is awesome when it comes to questions, concerns and just information about puppy issues, she is amazing. We will be getting a 2nd one when the time is right! We got our 2nd one May 2019 and are in love!! These 2 labradoodles are amazing! They learn quickly and both have great personalities. We highly recommend Dreamydoodle Pacific Northwest!!

We got our mini aussiedoodle, Cooper, from Dreamydoodles and we love him! He's more than a year old…read morenow, and is very sweet and intelligent. He was super easy to train - we like to joke that he was better trained as a very young puppy before he hit the teenager years. Now he always knows what you want him to do, he just takes a little to decide if he wants to do it. We love his spirit and he is very attached and protective of our family. We got Cooper at the last minute when a puppy became available and Barbara was very helpful and got him to us ASAP! You can check out pics of him on his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cooper.the.doodle/

I have been going to this clinic since Dr. Garfield owned it. It has been more than 25 years that I…read morehave brought all my animals for care to this veterinary. Unfortunately, I received a message from MADISON this morning stating that we have one strike against us because we called in to cancel an appointment when their business was closed. Our appointment line landed on a Monday and this is after the New Year's holiday and most places are closed. We tried to explain that my son has traumatic brain injury, and I was not feeling very well, but she was very unsympathetic and let us know that it's still one strike , and the next one we will have to pay for the visit in full, and then the third strike would be not being able to come to this veterinary clinic anymore for care I understand many establishments having policies for cancellation, and if I knew that they had one, I would definitely followed the rules. I was never told that we would have a strike against us. and I was also not told that you have three times before you're not able to come to this veterinary clinic anymore. I find it quite disappointing that a receptionist can arbitrarily make a decision for a family that has gone to this clinic that we have been going to longer than she's worked there. We personally know Dr. Polly and we were close to Dr. Garfield. That's the relationship that you have with people that stay loyal to you. You don't be rude to them and uncaring. I have always loved going to salmon Creek Vet, but this definitely has changed my mind and my opinion when people ask me where they should go. If there are policies, then you need to explain them to the customers before hand, not after. And this is not our first interaction with Madison. She has been rude before, and we just kindly smiled paid for what we needed to do and left. We thought that she was having a bad day, but it's obvious that not the case.

Very pleased with this clinic. My dog is super anxious just normally, but going to the vet is…read moretypically an experience on a whole other level. The front office team, the veterinary aide and Dr. Miller was all very good with him and understood him, which makes future visits less traumatic. The medical care provided was excellent. The facility is very clean, attractive and modern.

I really wanted to like this place as our friends bring their dog there. We brought our dog in for…read morea temperament test. So you enter in a cold metal type garage that doesn't smell all that good. We filled out paperwork & went on our way. It was a hot day, so when we picked her up, it looked like most of the dogs were inside that temperature controlled metal garage. Honestly, it reminded us of the Humane Society. The dogs were jumping all over each other. There were many dogs in a small space. They asked who we were picking up & they went to get her. Our dog came out looking kinda scared. They also did not tell us how our dog did, like if she passed her test. We just assumed she did since nothing was said. Not sure if we were supposed to mention she was there for her test. I just assumed it was marked somewhere so when she was picked up they would know. So we just paid our day fee & left. Upon coming home, our dog was also very thirsty. I wish she could talk & tell us what it was like there.

Today was Petey's first day at this doggy daycare, and we're already so impressed! Our beagle…read moreabsolutely loves socializing, and from the moment we dropped him off, he was wagging his tail and ready to mingle. We followed Shannon here from his previous daycare because she's always been amazing with Petey--we trust her completely, and it's clear she really cares about the dogs. The facility is super clean, and we love that there's a temperature-controlled indoor space for comfort along with great outdoor play areas for exercise and fun. Even though it was just his first visit, we already feel confident enough in the care here that we went ahead and booked overnight stays for upcoming trips. Can't wait to see how much Petey enjoys coming back!

I called today to get an appointment for my dog and even thought they have been providing services…read morefor several years and have filled my dogs' prescriptions they said I was not an active client and would not schedule a checkup for my pet.

Very nice and friendly staff! (Especially towards my dog) I have never had a negative interaction…read moreor experience so far at this location and I have been going here for many years now for my dog. During that time my dog has had two surgeries preformed here all of which were successful and I'd say reasonably priced in my opinion.

I have the most sweetest little baby hedgehog that I purchased from Edith who is knowledgeable and…read moreis honest, kind. If you're looking for a hedgehog she's the nicest.

We got a newly weaned hedgehog and it is great! She had us come meet him about 2 weeks before we…read moretook him home so we knew he was a good fit for our family. She is knowledgeable and friendly and also has all the products needed on site if you need them!!!

Too many reviews of sick puppies on main google page! When will Joe public learn to quit supporting…read morepuppy mills? When? If you SEE something, SAY something. If you were someone that unknowingly stumbled upon a bad breeding facility to purchase a puppy, you need to report it! You can either report it to the USDA, your state agency, your local rescue or shelter, or you can contact @ info@bailingoutbenji.com and point you in the right direction! The Humane Society of the United States also has a phone number that you can call to report these concerns to. 1-877-Mill-Tip. You can also contact us if you purchased a sick puppy. These pics are from the owners own FB page- clearly some backyard breeding here, all for the sake of $$$$$ 99% are puppy mill dogs-do your research people

For those of you saying that Remnant sells sick puppy mill dogs, YOU ARE INCORRECT. Local…read moreresidents/breeders have Remnant sell their puppies for them. We are one of those breeders and our puppies are purebred and healthy. Remnant doesn't seek out puppy mill puppies to sell. You should know your facts before you write disparaging things about a business. They are a reputable local business and yes, sometimes there is a single puppy left waiting to be purchased. But they are not sick puppy mill dogs.

Went here for a low cost vaccine event and this place is adorable! She seems to do grooming too but…read morecrochets her own blankets and washcloths that are adorable. I also bought some dog shoes so cute!!

Love this place. Stop by if you are near St. Helens Oregon. There is lots of variety, they have a…read morefabulous nail trims, and I highly recommend it!