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2 years ago

Absolutely amazing service and the most adorable stud! The price is so good for all of his quality's. He really is a dream boat.

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West Valley Humane Society

West Valley Humane Society

2.5
(56 reviews)

The facility is clean and very busy. I am glad to see a line up out the door before opening for…read morethose looking to adopt. Although we missed out on the dog we wanted to adopt originally, by a mere 10 minutes, we found another dog, Miss Bean who was 14 years old and in pretty bad condition. We knew that we just had to have her and at first we had some poor and miscommunications with the staff; however, Emily stepped in and helped us with getting Miiss Bean (now known as Angel) to us. She was on medical hold for a few weeks but Dr. Sauer poored a lot of compassion and care in conducting 2 major surgeries on her. Overall, we are very happy with how everything turned out and are grateful to the staff and the volunteers who work there, as it can't be easy watching the mass numbers of animals that are turned in or brought in to them on a daily basis. God bless West Valley Humane Society. BTW, Angel has a long road ahead as we just found out she has an enlarged heart, fluid around her heart and lungs and a collapsing trachea, but her vet is confident that with proper treatments and care, she will do fine. She is an absolute joy and is doing very well and is vey energetic, for a 14 yo who just went through all that she has gone through. We will love and care for this little one and give her the comfort and peace she deserves.

There are so many beautiful babies needing and wanting forever homes. I'm widowed and just lost my…read morebaby but the adoption fees are out of this world. One was 400$. What senior can afford that? I'm sorry but I can't. Good luck

Bark & Mane of Boise

Bark & Mane of Boise

4.0
(44 reviews)

This is a wonderful service for our dogs. They come directly to our home to bathe and groom our…read moredogs. Jenny was our Groomer and is a kind and delightful young woman. Our dogs immediately felt comfortable with her. From my first call to schedule my appointment until Jenny arrived and left it was a great experience for us and our dogs. We have our second appointment booked already . Thank You

I love having this service come to our house to groom my mini golden doodle. That way, as soon as…read moreshe's done, she can come into the home, not sit around in a kennel until I'm able to pick her up. The groomer also did a good job, and she would come out clean, cute, and smelling much better. The only complaint I had was that they don't express the anal glands, which was part of every service she'd gotten before (or so I was told). I got a call from the owner/manager of the groomer's business, and he said that the veterinarians in the area recommended that groomers not do it, because it's usually taken care of by the natural processes when the dog poops. And if, for some reason, the dog gets them impacted, it's best for the vet to take care of it. I'm a little suspicious that the vets just want to preserve as many treatments as they can for themselves because it helps their bottom line, but who knows? Anyway, hopefully, my dog won't and that service in the near future (although she has needed it in the pst due to impacted gland, which the vet did take care of because she had been incessantly licking her butt and I was worried about her.

Golden Paws Breeding - petbreeders - Updated July 2026

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