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    Elite Sphynx Kittens Home

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    This place is a scam, definitely dont contact them! They will just take your money but will never send the cat.

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    Petland -McKinney - December 2024

    Petland -McKinney

    (6 reviews)

    I've heard about Petland but never had a need to checked it out--until today. On my way to 75% Off…read moreBooks (priorities, right?), I parked in front of Petland. I have to admit, the lure is mesmerizing when you see those adorable cute puppy faces!! The place was very busy with potential puppy parents, and the salespeople were extremely respective (not aggressive). If you approached a sales person, they were pleasant, maybe offer you to hold a puppy (in a contained safe area) and if you seemed interested they would explain the purchasing process and the benefits of buying a pup from Petland. I was able to see each dog eye to eye through glass, it was a wonderful experience (see my pics). Now, let's be honest: Petland is a sensitive topic. Their reputation is...well, let's call it "controversial." They're known for being pricey because they sell purebred puppies, which naturally cost more than the mixed-breed cuties you find at shelters. Toss in their business model--fancy warranties, extensive health checks, and a marketing budget that could fund a small movie--and you've got the recipe for a luxury puppy experience. Critics claim their dogs come from puppy mills, but I haven't fact-checked that. While I was there, I chatted with a customer who'd just bought a Maltese puppy from Petland and was waiting for her complimentary microchip. She raved about the process, saying Petland offers a bunch of services with their puppies. She seemed thrilled and said her puppy has been healthy and happy. Even if you're not in the market for a dog (note: they only sell dogs), the store itself is pretty impressive. I've included in my Yelp review pics, rows of toys, colorful leashes, food bowls and more. I left happy with a Texas-made leather-scented Circle E candle that I'd been hunting for ages. So, I didn't leave with a puppy, but I did leave with a hard to find candle ... and a slightly more open mind.

    we purchased a French bulldog, McKinney petland, she coughed alittle first day, then starting…read morecoughing allot the second day, we took to emergency Vet , Creekside 24/7 vet in Keller, she had Kennel Cough and pneumonia . She almost died , the Creekside vet saved our dog, but she spent 3 days at vet . I reported to Humane society in McKinney . Stay far away, McKinney Pet Land is terrible.

    Operation Kindness - Puppy gets a check up from vet team

    Operation Kindness

    (202 reviews)

    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.

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