I adopted a 3 month old kitten and the staff went above and beyond to make sure she had every shot…read moreshe needed and I had to wait 2 (excruciating) days for her spay! This is the sweetest, smartest kitten, I've had since my last babies and they all lived to be 20! I'm so in love with this little stinker! I named her Finn and I will also adopt my next pup and cat from this wonderful facility. ADOPT DO NOT SHOP!! We own a vet clinic and they still insisted on doing all the treatments in-house which speaks volumes to their professionalism and care for these animals. Right now my Basset Hound, Bogey, is going through chemo after a tumour removal surgery and having his support baby sister has helped him so much. My friends, Never lose sight of your bliss...

This shelter euthanized a dog I was in the process of adopting. Shelter staff were aware. The dog…read morewas a new resident and had no health or behavioral issues. After reading some of the other reviews, I'm not surprised. They need to be investigated. For sake and safety of animals, please share and spread the word not to bring animals to this shelter. There are so many no-kill shelters around and yet this shelter chooses to operate as a kill shelter when there are so many organizations and resources available nationwide to promote no-kill status. Really, SHAME on them for euthanizing healthy and loving animals!

Two times in a row, the groomer has completed disregarded directions. Both times, she aggressively…read moreshaped him up which was not requested. The most recent time, the desk person did take care of the cut but I will not be back after 2 chances and 2 failures.

I love taking my baby here for daycare. Lauren happily greets us at 6:45am. The other morning, I…read morewas sitting in my car after drop-off and saw that they were just loving on her before taking her back. She is always excited to go in and happy when I pick her up. The staff knows each dog by name and Corrine or Dari tell me about their activity during the day. I have even received communication via text when my baby wasn't feeling well, letting me know they were keeping an eye on her. I have another doggy daycare closer to home, but hands down choose Doguroo to take care of my dog.

I volunteer, foster wand have adopted from GHP. I love this organization. Together we have save,…read morefind good homes for over 100 homeless animals. I'm shocked with the bad reviews. I have work with this group for over 10 years.

Poor email communication, rude and unfriendly at the Dunwoody adoption event. They handled the cats…read moreroughly and were more interested in playing and holding them than letting other potential adopters do so. One woman stood in the enclosure talking on her cell phone while ignoring people who were interested in the cats. Many of the kitties had notable eye infections. I ended up not adopting from them. There was a specific cat I was interested in and it was clear they weren't really willing to let him go.

We have been at Kritter Keepers Club since nearly it's start. We had 3 dogs (one just passed from…read morecancer) and they always treat us like family whether we're dropping off for some daytime fun or a week cruise. Our dogs board once a month or so and are always wagging to come in. They are excellent keeping up with medications as well which is so important, especially for us lately with older dogs. The current team Kacey has is great - the compassion and dedication they have, I could go on and on. They make sure one of our pups always has her blanket, and they took care of our pup with cancer like one of their own, and sent us a card when she passed.

Our dogs are our life and I've been taking them here since Kritter Keeper's first opened. They are…read moresuper BUSY these days, so you have to book as far in advance as possible. We try to buy prepaid packages when they're available as they are sometimes discounted. Kasey and all the 'kritter keepers' are super nice and helpful. I do trust them to keep my pups safe and cared for. WE LOVE KRITTER KEEPERS!!

Talk about an amazing organization!!…read more I utilized Lifeline's low-cost spay and neuter clinic to alter a few of my neighborhood feral cats. Lifeline provides an awesome service, not only to those of us who are out trapping ferals and strays, but also for those who don't have the cash to neuter, vaccinate, or get other treatments for their pets as well as nonprofits who utilize Lifeline's array of services. I called Lifeline on a Monday and they instructed me on the proper way to trap and provided tons of detailed instructions and even sent me several emails answering all of my questions. They were awesome and efficient the morning I brought my 3 ferals in, called me when they were ready, and helped me out to my car with all 3. I seriously cannot express how amazing Lifeline is and if you don't have a pet, or you don't need to utilize their services, please consider donating to this great organization!!

Disappointed in the lack of kindness and professionalism…read more.. I'm writing this review after a very disappointing experience at Lifeline Animal Project in College Park, GA. I've supported this clinic before and brought seven cats here two years ago to be spayed and neutered -- a mother cat and her six kittens I rescued. I've always appreciated Lifeline's mission and affordable services that help people like me care for and fix stray or rescued cats. However, during my recent visit, I was met with an unfriendly and unhelpful representative at the front desk. She was a Spanish woman with mahogany or reddish-colored hair (unfortunately I didn't get her name). I arrived just after 9 a.m. with a newly rescued cat whose previous owner abandoned him, and I simply wanted to confirm whether he was neutered. Instead of showing any empathy or trying to help, she curtly told me to drive to another location an hour away because "they only do spays and neuters." When I explained that I'd been a prior client and only needed confirmation from a vet, she said drop-off ended at 9:00 and that with only one doctor they couldn't see him -- though she admitted if there were two doctors, they might've been able to. Her tone and attitude made it clear she didn't care to assist or even check for a small accommodation, despite my past support of the clinic. She eventually offered me an appointment for December 9th -- more than a month away -- which felt dismissive given the situation. I left feeling frustrated and unwelcome. I know what great customer service looks like, and unfortunately this was not it. I still believe in Lifeline's overall mission, but I hope management provides better training to their front desk staff -- compassion and kindness should always be part of animal rescue work.

Recently I had an experience with my dog who was having seizures. I brought her in hoping for…read moreurgency when what I assume was the receptionist noticed me crying, but the receptionist continued her phone call. Maybe that is protocol (first come, first serve), or maybe she did not notice me, but she was not the reason for me writing a review. I was brought to the back where I met Dr.Boyce. After explaining what happened, Dr.Boyce suggested two options for my dog; she stay for observation where she can be monitored and administered medicine, if needed again, or she come home with us and we administer the medicine ourselves. He gave us the room to determine what was best for my dog as another attendant brought her back with a catheter for monitoring, so I could see her. I admit I was not fully present due to realizing the severity of my dog, but I knew I wanted her to be around professionals who could help her better than I, if needed. When Dr.Boyce re-entered, I unknowingly and accidentally interrupted him by saying, "we'll let you monitor her," not realizing he was speaking while walking in. I assume the doctor only caught the end of my statement, because he acknowledged it with an "oh, okay" and continued speaking about the preventative medicine we would need to give her when I took her home for good that night. Dr.Boyce then took my dog, mentioning he was going to remove her catheter and left, but again, I was kind of out-of-it with the severity of my dog. By the time the next person entered the room, it was the attendant with my dog without a catheter and her 'instant' medicine. As she guided me to the front, I was confused and told the attendant that I believe there was a miscommunication, because I had told the doctor I wanted my dog to stay. Dr.Boyce was within earshot and spoke up saying "Oh we took out the catheter already, I thought you said you wanted to take her," as he ushered the attendant to take her back. No sorry or acknowledgment of the miscommunication which to me, confirmed the lack of bedside manner I had felt previously with his "oh, okay." Looking back, my annoyance was more so in the fact that nobody confirmed anything, when a simple "are you sure" would have clarified the miscommunication. As someone who has had her for over 15 years, I know that dogs can be expensive, and knowing I wanted to do everything within my financial power to help her get better, I was left in that moment wondering how much extra putting the catheter back in would be if they needed to. We came back around 2 hours later to pick her up. After learning that she had been ok from the attendant, we received the special 'instant' medicine to stop her seizures, but there were no further aftercare about what my dog could or couldn't do, where I was to get the preventative medicine, and especially no written instructions. I arrived home exhausted, and found myself unable to fully explain what do to next, or what to do if special circumstances were to arise. I placed my dog in her bed but was unaware if she was allowed to go to sleep? Was the room light too bright? I wished I didn't have doubts that could have been again, answered. My intention is not to leave this to ruin the reputation of a vet clinic that I'm sure had good intentions - as shown by the 5.0 scoring. It is more so to make aware of gaps that could hopefully be filled going forward by ensuring actions are made with 100% clarity, not leaving dog owners uncertain.

We have 4 senior dogs and all of them have been seen at Smyrna Good Dog Vet Care multiple times. We…read morehave been extremely pleased with the care they have received by all staff, including the front desk. We want to give a shout out to Dr. Boyne and Vet Tech Steven for their exceptional concern and care. Thank you all.

After years of appreciating the original owner, this new ownership is subpar. Inconvenient hours ,…read moreincrease in rates, ZERO communication when calling or email, and my dog was returned to me reeking of urine. Not acceptable. It's safe to say we will not be returning.

As of July, 2021, Bark Avenue Pet Resort is under new ownership. As a loyal customer for many…read moreyears, I was caught off guard at the change in management and rate increases when I boarded my dog in August. I walked in and immediately noticed some improvements in the rebrand and lobby design which looked nice, so I asked the person checking me in, and she said "I'm the new owner." without taking time to introduce herself by name or mentioning the changes in policy or how the boarding rate increased from $35 to $45 dollars a day. The vibe definitely seemed different, and it wasn't a great first impression. The business is currently owned and operated by a former customer, and I think that connection is neat because it shows faith in the organization. That's a cool story, and I sure wish I had received notification about that and the new business transition. If you're in charge, transparency in client communication should be just as important as taking great care of animals. My dog lost weight while there, and we were sent home with over 50% of her food supply because she is an anxious dog, but I've never experienced this while boarding her before. I appreciate the time the owner took talking with me over the phone because I called her to discuss my experience after we picked up our dog. The business seems understaffed and current employees undertrained, and those factors really came across in the whole experience. I wish Bark Avenue the best in the future, especially in their efforts to retain longstanding customers.

Becca Hancock at K-9 Coach Dog Training was amazing. She took a lot of time for Junee's evaluation,…read moreexplained everything calmly and professionally, and clearly has a ton of experience. I felt comfortable the entire time and can highly recommend her to anyone looking for quality dog training in Atlanta

i took my pup to K9 for the first time and they not only did a great job but they were kind and…read morecaring. I really appreciated them and definitely will be returning!