Absolutely great experience boarding my dog here over the summer. They do an excellent job…read moreaccommodating my schedule changes and making sure my dog is taken care of. All of the staff gets to know your dog and makes sure everything is taken care of. Highly recommend their boarding services.

only reason this place is getting a 1 star is because of Kristina. After calling John and him…read morebasically selling us on the unknown and turned to be no truths, we unfortunately gave it a shot. John said he's been training dogs his entire life (highly doubtful john) We have an English bulldog who has separation anxiety and needs a little help obedientlily...all that was spoken upon via phone. after the first day, they let my dog have NO yard time for five days, he was fed thru a solitary confinement door and was givin no attention. We got charged an extra 25 dollars for aggressive behavior because a lady decided to put her hand in his cage and got scared. Weird, you just let anyone walking thru the back, put their hands in cages? safely and nicely done John. We told them that our dog does not like men, so who gets their pant leg pulled? a A man working there. Read the room, John. All of a sudden we receive unprofessional texts while on vacation saying that our dog was not welcome back. Professional? I would say not. After how our dog was treated, the idea of bringing him back is unrealistic Upon arrival, he was the only one NOT barking and he let a woman working there go in his cage and get his things ready while she was petting him. MY oh MY that is aggressive behavior. long story short, I've never given a bad review but this one made me so mad, I had to. Take your dog somewhere else, if you truly care. Lastly, don't believe a word John says, he will sell a cow to a vegan to make the extra buck.

My dog started going to training at Tail Waggin' Adventures when she was a 5 month old Great Dane…read morepuppy. I had a serious health event and needed help with her. They were GREAT! I was embarrassed that I needed help, I've always trained my pups on my own in the past. But I really needed them this time and they came through like champs. I feel like they supported me as much as my dog. I struggled with the emotional side of my situation and they really helped me set my fears aside and trust the help they gave both me and my giant puppy. Now she is a year old and I still bring her in when I need help with her and she is always so welcome. They are a great resource.

I love this place. Wonderful place to bring your dog too. My dog has so much fun here. The staff…read moreis super friendly and they care so much about the dogs. Also the owner Renee is easy going to talk with and she cares a lot about her business.

I've been regularly attending classes with my dogs at SR4P for about a year and a half. Our valley…read moreis fortunate to have someone with Cassie's venerable experience in dog training. The classes are immensely rewarding for both my dogs as well as me. Additionally, SR4P is the only facility in the area I feel the safety and health of my dogs is a priority.

We've boarded Brodie many times at Fur Family, and I'm starting to think he likes it there more…read morethan at our home. :-) Friendly and attentive staff make this a no-brainer.

My dogs have been going to daycare at Fur Family since they were puppies. They always have a great…read moretime and they love going there. The staff is attentive. They even noticed a problem with my dog's eye before I did! I highly recommend this business.

Would be five stars if it wasn't for the demeaning attitude of the lady working the desk today who…read morewanted to talk down to my wife and act like we don't know how to take care of a kitten. We adopted a kitten yesterday from here in hopes to give our other kitten, which we adopted last week at a different shelter, a buddy to play and bond with. However, the latter kitten didn't take well to the new adopted kitten and was continuously hissing and growling at it. Also, the new kitten wasn't eating or drinking water, even when we would sit by it's eating area with it. We just knew it wouldn't work out and knew the kitten would still be adopted if we returned it because the ladies working yesterday said one of their siblings was adopted right away. They also said we had a week to see if it worked, and if it didn't then we could return it. Nothing was mentioned to us about having to keep the kitten for 24 hours. We also figured the sooner we got it back to its sibling the better it would feel and the higher chance they could get adopted together, because they do make a nice pair. Instead of saying she understood the situation, the lady working had the nerve to ask if the kitten lives in a safe and loving environment. For your info, all of our animals have their own beds and they all sleep with us in our bed if they want to. We have also rescued all of our animals in the past from either a shelter or an impoverished community. On top of her rude communication, when my wife took the kitten back, this lady took our cat carrier in their back area and didn't return it to my wife. My wife had to ask for it back, and when she brought the carrier back out, this worker makes an ignorant statement saying "Is the cushion in it yours too". Talk about no professional customer service. All the other workers there have been very kind and friendly, and the animals look like they are well taken care of. But pray to god you don't have to deal with the rude lady who was working there today. She will try to degrade you and make you feel like crap for even trying to adopt an animal. If I was the manager here I would make this lady take more customer service trainings and learn how to talk to people with respect. But I doubt this will happen since it's a government entity of The City of Moscow and we all know certain government employees have great customer service skills with the people that fund their paychecks and buildings via taxes. I think we will make a public records request to see who was working here today and see what kind of trainings this lady has taken for interacting with people.

I adopted my kitten here back in September. I love her to death, but when she first got home she…read morehad one of the worst outbreaks of URI I've seen. I've volunteered for four years in a large shelter that has seen many many URI cats come through. My baby could hardly breathe at times and constantly had a ridiculous amount of goop running from her eyes. She had to be put on antibiotics. She still shows symptoms. URI is very common in shelter kittens, I'll give you that. But last month, after MONTHS of my baby having very runny poop, I took her in for a fecal exam. I only didn't do this before because my vet said to wait it out, as kittens often have sensitive tummies. So after a few diet changes and still no positive turnout, we did a fecal exam. Turns out she had coccidia the whole time! Boy do I feel really awful about her having parasites in her this whole time... But it made me wonder, how many other cats from this shelter have parasites? My advice? Pay attention to your sick cats! Quarantine them so these illnesses do not spread. I know it's almost impossible to keep shelter kittens from contracting URI, but the adult cats that come in deserve better. Don't let your cats run free on the floor?? There's an awful amount of foot traffic. You're opening up ALL of your animals to illnesses and parasites from the outside. All the cats on the floor are exposed to everything us people bring in, and the cats on the floor expose it to the cats in the cages. I've been in your shelter a couple times since, and I've seen some very ill adult cats with URI symptoms. At least give these cats lysine supplements! Yes, I literally mean there's cats on the concrete floor roaming free throughout the facility. Don't boast about being open since 1978; that doesn't necessarily mean you're a great facility. It means you're the only facility around and therefore the only option for the public. That's why you're still in business. My kitten also had fleas when we first brought her home. The cleanliness level of your facility is deplorable. All that dirt, fleas, parasites, that people bring in on their shoes? All the cats on the floor are exposed. Don't house cats on the dirty floor of your facility. Cleaning once a day doesn't stop people from walking through the door throughout the entire day and exposing your cats to illnesses. Take better care of your animals, for their sake. They deserve so much better in their time between homes. Look at other humane societies for quarantine and cleanliness ideas. It IS possible to quarantine URI cats.

The pet groomer Amber is the best. She's so dedicated to making sure the Animals that she grooms…read morefeels safe and comfortable. She's did An amazing job grooming my little guy. 10/10 will have her groom my dog again.

when did Petco policies get so weird? they wouldn't accept my rabies vaccination papers because a…read morevery reputable vet had written in the date instead of a computer copy or some such nonsense. my small dog HATES to be groomed so gets a little snippy. they wouldn't take her because they are not allowed to muzzle a dog. What the heck?? going to a groomer in Pullman. have heard other weird stories from other people as well.

left my OEB, Philip, at Gannet K-9 for a two-week board and train program. Philip had serious dog…read morereactivity--he would lunge and bark at other dogs during our walks, and it was getting really stressful for both of us. Elena, the owner, did an amazing job helping us work through that. She took the time to understand his behavior and gave him the structure and guidance he needed. I noticed a big change after the training--he's much calmer, more focused, and I feel so much more confident walking him now. I'm really thankful for Elena's help and highly recommend Gannet K-9 Training, especially if you're dealing with obedience or reactivity issues. She truly cares and knows what she's doing. Thank you again, Elena!

From the owner: Train with Heart. Board with Trust. Welcome to Gannett K9!…read moreWhere experience meets passion, and dogs thrive. My name is Elena Gannett, and dogs are not just my job — they’re my life. I'm an active Schutzhund (IGP) sportsman, training decoy/helper, and the Training Director of a local Schutzhund club. I live and breathe dog training every day, alongside my three German Shepherds (both working and show lines) and one feisty mini dachshund. My journey started with obedience classes and a couple of scruffy mix-breeds when I was a kid. After a career in professional beach volleyball, I returned to the calling I never stopped loving — dog training. Since then, I’ve immersed myself in the best the world has to offer — studying with top trainers, earning titles like CGC, BH, and IGP (with High Obedience, High Protection, High Tracking & High in Trial), and helping many owners turn chaos into clarity. Board & Train Programs – from Basic Obedience to Behavior Modification and IGP Private Lessons – customized training tailored to your dog and your goals Puppy Foundations – give your pup the best start Sport Training (IGP) – all 3 phases Safe and Structured Boarding – peace of mind when you're away My mission: To help owners understand their dogs, build real communication, and create a relationship based on clarity, respect, and joy. Located in Saint John, WA — serving all of Eastern Washington and beyond Call or Text: 512-688-0824 DM to schedule a consult!