This is Lainey. She's 3y/o and she's our FOURTH rescue. She's a wire haired Terrier. She's been a…read morewonderful part of our family for almost 3 weeks now. We fell in love with Lainey during her VERY BRIEF stay at Mrs Winkles in Oxnard. Karen , the very LOVELY LADY at the front Reception Desk @ Mrs Winkles, took outstanding care of my husband, myself & Lainey; until Lainey was discharged, as a permanent family member There are lots of worker bees at. Mrs Winkles. But, WE ESPECIALLY THANK KAREN. She absolutely has a soft voice, very sweet manner, lots of knowledge and, is extremely kind Lainey thinks she fell into a tub of BUTTER !

Everyone was great & super kind , no negative vibes or attitudes, very welcoming & peaceful, told…read moreus a-lot of information , toured around . they really know & care for their animals which is super special & amazing to see! miss winkles 1000/10 service. Clean too!

This is Fresno Animal Center. Not to be confused with Fresno Humane. Key difference is the…read morejurisdiction. FAC serves within Fresno city limits and Humane serves the county. They strictly abide by these rules. I can only comment on the services that I use here. I've received vouchers in the past and gotten animals fixed for $30. If I foster, I will come here and get them assessed, dewormed, vaccinated along with flea and tick preventative. This is free of cost since I'm taking the responsibility of fostering instead of leaving them there at the shelter. They also offer me free food but I decline so it can go to someone who really needs it. Foot traffic varies. I've been here half a day or sometimes it takes no time at all. They make it very clear to people who surrender and drop off that the animal is at risk of euthanasia. They are always at critical capacity so if you are looking for a companion I always encourage to adopt and not shop or alternatively, fill out their foster application as they are always looking for foster ppl to save more animals and all supplies are provided.

i regularly volunteer with this clinic it's been about 2 years now and nothing but good…read moreexperiences. they have a lot on their plate and many people don't understand that. fresno animal center truly cares about the well being of all animals that enter the facility. i've created only positive memories here at the FAC. i've. don't a little bit of everything i foster volunteer for clinics take dogs on walks for embark. this location is the best they just need more volunteers to help out all these fur babies ! please come out we're always in need of volunteers :D -kim

I've had friends and family that I had nothing but positive experiences with this company. The…read morestaff are amazing and have a lot of love that they give to these animals that are in need of it. True gems to the community you guys are and thank you for all that you do. You guys don't get enough credit.

This review is long overdue. We adopted our Boxer mix from ARF when he was only 8 weeks old in June…read more2009. ARF rescued his pregnant mom and gave birth to 10 puppies at the shelter! The staff sent video updates until the puppies were ready to be picked up. They are well organized and truly care for the rescues. Our pup lived a wonderful 14.5 years. He has given us so much joy and we miss him dearly. Thank you ARF for all that you do.

Best cats. Fostered 4 kept them al. Great choice. They are all lovers. Can hardly find room in bed.read more

We took are small dog because she was having trouble peeing. We paid for an ultrasound and urine…read moretest and the determined she has a UTI and prescribed antibiotics and sent us in our merry way. Fast forward a week and she's crying and struggling to go to the bathroom. We thought constipation. After a whole night of pain we called VAC and they said they had no appointments for follow up, it wasn't the antibiotics and to go to urgent care. We ended up at a different vet who first thing palpated her bladder and felt a mass. Then took a simple xray which showed 3 large bladder stones, one of which was blocking her from going pee. I'm no Dr, but wouldn't the original ultrasound from VAC show this? Wasn't that the point of the ultrasound? Even the 2nd vet was baffled that they didn't detect 3 cheese ball sized bladder stones via ultrasound, which I hear provides more detailed information than an X-ray. Anyway, I find that surprisingly incompetent. And even if they couldn't provide the necessary treatment (surgery), I would assume they would have spotted something so obvious and offered a treatment plan. Maybe they didn't even do the ultrasound? But they certainly billed for it. Anyway, boo on you VAC. Don't go here, they messed up big time.

The staff at this rescue were friendly in person, and I appreciated their kindness during the…read moreadoption process. However, my post-adoption experience raised serious concerns. I was told both verbally and in writing that I had seven (7) days to notify the rescue of any medical issues. Within that seven-day period, I notified them in writing that my newly adopted Persian cat developed yellow eye discharge, squinting, and signs concerning for an eye infection, which is not typical Persian tearing. I also notified the rescue of my concerns regarding delayed or limited access to medical treatment, as prompt veterinary care is important to prevent unnecessary suffering. Despite reporting the issue within the stated timeframe, I was informed that no veterinary costs would be covered, and that treatment would require returning the cat to the shelter rather than allowing local veterinary care. Based on the condition that appeared shortly after adoption, I felt misled by being told the cat was in "good health." While I am not saying this was intentional, the information provided did not align with my experience once the cat was home, which was concerning. I share this so future adopters can make informed decisions. Please be cautious, especially when adopting brachycephalic or exotic breeds such as Persians, which are prone to eye and respiratory issues. Clarify in writing what "good health" means and what medical support, if any, is provided after adoption.

They are so positive and they really care about there work and my fur baby actually likes going…read more And they have shot clinic check it out

Boarded my two of my doggies recently Zoey and Lily. Zoey had been numerous times and now that we…read morehave a new puppy she has joined Elaine's as well. This is our go to place when we travel because my dogs have so much fun. Staff is great with giving updates and I can call anytime for a check up. Staff member Cory is so amazing and called when Zoey had a little diarrhea (she gets diarrhea when she's anxious and away from home it's nothing new) and we were so grateful ! Lily our puppy had the time of her life ! We will be life long customers for sure Thank you Elaine's for treating our pups like royalty haha

We love bringing our dogs here for boarding while we go on trips. We also bring them for doggy day…read morecare occasionally. They're always so exhausted (in the best way) when we pick them up. They have always given us report cards and keep us up to date with our pets. We love this place!

I'm upping my rating to 5 stars because of the prices, which are competitive. I have cats and buy…read moreall their food here. They also carry really good treats and some toys. I'm sure I could buy less expensive food online but I prefer to purchase in person. I feel like they offer a bit more cat products since they moved to this location a couple years ago. I remain a loyal customer {thumbs up}

I have been coming here for years for all my pets necessities. From shots to food to accessories,…read morethis is my go to place for my pets. They used to be located by the rail road tracks in what looked like a big red barn. The new location seems more spacious and a lot better IMO since it's not as cold and more parking. The service is always great cus the employees are always knowledgeable. They even have a rewards program with some dog food. I think it's buy 10 bags or buy 15 bags get the next free? Something like that. It has to be the same bag same weight tho. Still good if ur grabbing the same shit. The last time we went we changed our dogs dog food cus he was having bad allergies. There was a lady there that worked with the brand Red Barn (how funny I brought up red barn earlier lol) and she helped us out a lot. We ended up choosing that brand n got grain free and she gave us a $10 off coupon I forgot how much it was but that was deals... she also gave us a free canned food version and a coupon for the dry food topper for free. So we got all that for the discounted dog food price cus of the coupons. Fuckkn awesome man!!!

After visiting several pet hospitals for my 5 years old Shih Tzu's ongoing allergies and health…read moreissues, this location has been my favorite by far. The doctors and staff are fast, caring, attentive, knowledgeable, and truely take the time to listen to your concerns. They'll give great tips and tricks besides your pet clincal bills. The clinic is clean, spacious, and provides fast, efficient care. I recommend calling ahead for an appointment. They also do accept walk-ins with a reasonable wait time. Office visits price is at $60. Overall, I've always felt welcomed, heard, and confident in the care my dog receives here.

When our 14-year-old cat, Khloe, suddenly became lethargic and not herself, we were very concerned…read more Our regular veterinarian was unavailable until the next day, and given her age, we didn't feel comfortable waiting. Armstrong Animal Hospital was able to get us in within about three hours, which we truly appreciated. Because Khloe is a senior cat, the doctor recommended being thorough. They performed a full exam, bloodwork, X-rays, and a urinalysis to rule out anything serious. All of her results came back normal, which was incredibly reassuring. Dr. Sunamar Deol took the time to explain the results clearly and walk us through what they meant, rather than just listing numbers. Dr. Deol explained that they would treat the situation conservatively as an upset stomach and nausea, and prescribed exactly what Khloe needed without over-treating. We felt listened to, informed, and supported throughout the visit. Nothing felt rushed or dismissive, and the plan made sense based on her symptoms and test results. One week later, Khloe is completely back to her normal self -- eating and drinking well, sleeping with us again, and showing her full personality. We're very grateful for Dr. Deol's thoughtful care and Armstrong Animal Hospital's ability to step in quickly when we needed help. We would absolutely recommend them, especially for senior pets who need careful, attentive evaluation.

Whities is my first choice to get live food! We have been purchasing live food for our Beardie for…read moretwo years here! The drive is an hour, but we take the time to do it because we know the live food is well cared for! The crickets and worms are ALWAYS LIVELY!! The price is reasonable and the staff and cashiers are always beyond friendly!!! Something that irritates me, BUT IM GRATEFUL FOR... When using a card EVERY SINGLE TIME YOU ARE CHECKED FOR MATCHING IDENTIFICATION!!!! This is the ONLYYYYYYYY store I deal with that does it! After the purchase I'm always grateful!!

Good: large selection of pet supplies, reptiles and fish…read more Bad: I've gone here since I was a kid and it was on the other side of town. I also remember the parrots at the front of this store. The service has gone down hill. The fish department is just... yikes. I've been in several times this month as I'm setting up and cycling a new tank. I purchased the tank here and wish I hadn't trusted them so much. I got the tank to start a neocaradina colony. This tank is not suitable for neos and was missing parts such as intake guard and beta flow nozzle. It's loud as hell indicating something isn't right. They said 30 day return policy but failed to mention the tank had to be unused in its original packaging. Sooooo my shrimp tank is missing key parts and is loud as hell but these tanks are typically quiet. Annnnnnd it's not suitable for shrimp. Also no one asked if I needed help I had to hunt someone down which seemingly annoyed them. The cashiers have always been friendly and helpful. Fish department is just... not what it used to be. When I asked where the neos were the guy just pointed down the row of fish and said, they're down there. Okay... lots of possibilities but okay. Good luck getting help with the aquatic plants. I was also severely disappointed to see Whitie's beta care. They have overly small tanks with betas which just keeps reinforcing improper beta care. On top of that the bettas that aren't in a tiny display tank are in even smaller cups than Petsmart! They can't even swim in a circle they are literally in small drinking cups. Most of them show signs of distress like fin clamping and their water was gross. This isn't okay. It's not terribly difficult to start a beta rack. They have such good care for their other animals. This was disappointing to see especially because they have other aggressive fish in proper sized tanks. Overall disappointing to see this and totally irritated to buy a 200.00 tank to learn it has missing parts and a return policy that was not at all clear. I hope they get their poops in a pile because this experience left a bad taste in my mouth in what has otherwise been a classic store my whole life!