Heather was a pleasure to work with! She went above and beyond with a smile! I look forward to…read moreworking together in the future again!

We highly recommend Heather at Ohana Doodles. She is incredibly compassionate with both her puppies…read moreand the families adopting them. Before going home the puppies are well on their way with crate training, potty training, and noise desensitization, which makes a big difference. It's very clear how much time, care, and dedication she puts into raising well prepared puppies. Heather is extremely knowledgeable and always available to answer questions before and after adoption. These puppies are her babies and she truly goes above and beyond to prepare her puppies for their new homes and it shows in every part of the process. We couldn't recommend Heather and Ohana Doodles more highly!

After going through a few bad experiences of adding a fur baby to our family, we finally got it…read more Both Karnee and Rebecca were really great with us before and during our viewing appointment. I was hesitant about going through this whole process altogether because of past experiences but this has been one of the best. I fell in love with our newest family member as soon as Karnee brought him out. I read reviews both good and some negative that I read but I just had to see for myself and I am sooo glad I did.

I will always be grateful to Teacup and Toy Pets Boutique Team for providing my family and me with…read morethe greatest joy we could have hoped for. I thought I would never spend the money I would spend on a little fur baby but my mind is relieved of worry if our fur baby's health and knowing that she was well taken care of before adopting. I truly feel that Teacup and Toy Pets Boutique Team is reliable when it comes to any concerns or questions especially to families who are new to owning any pet. Thank you all soo much. The wait was worth it!!!

Bo is a very high energy fellow. Very healthy came home at only 2.6lb, but he move up to 3.5lb…read moreafter one week. I believe Bo will be a very healthy and good looking boy like his father. We are very satisfy on this poochon.

Lizzy was very responsive and answered all my questions and concerns. We brought Boba home at…read more10wks, so he got to be with his family during the baby stages. This really helped him to become the sweet, loving, and chill puppy that he is. We are so happy to have him to be a part of family. He is also a great companion for my preschooler.

Adopted a puppy from them and also get my dogs vaccines done through them. All super easy to work…read morewith! Very cost effective! Great people doing great work.

I adopted my dog from Operation Kindness and am extremely disappointed with my experience…read more Before and after adoption, I specifically asked about the lumps on my dog's body on multiple occasions. I was told they were simply fatty pockets and not a concern. Because of those assurances, I trusted that there was no serious underlying issue. Unfortunately, after my dog began experiencing serious symptoms, he was taken to a veterinarian and then a surgeon, where we learned he actually had hernias that required emergency surgery. The hernias had become severe enough to affect his bladder and bowels. Even more concerning, the surgeon believes the condition had likely been present for a long time. I was also never informed that a previous hernia repair had a high risk of failure. Had I been given complete information about his medical history and the risks involved, I would have monitored him differently and sought treatment sooner. I understand that rescues cannot predict every medical outcome, but adopters deserve accurate information and full disclosure about an animal's health. Being told multiple times that these lumps were fatty tissue when they were actually hernias has caused my family significant emotional distress, unexpected veterinary expenses, and put our dog's health at risk. I hope Operation Kindness takes steps to improve communication and medical transparency so future adopters can make informed decisions and pets can receive the care they need before conditions become emergencies.