Today I took my 15-year-old. Dog to the vet and the customer service. I got was very racist, very…read moreuncalled for and degrading. I was told I need to show proof that I was low-income by bringing in my social security paperwork, which that is illegal to ask for on top of the fact that they never let us know that they no longer did in-house payments. If we would have known that we wouldn't have had them do the services that they did. I don't know how they expect someone to pay if they don't have it.Especially someone that's low income and for the secretary that checked this out, it was very rude and disrespectful to my husband on top of the fact that as soon as my husband left out of the building, she was a it's still being rude and being hateful and acting racist toward us. My dog has been going to the vet there for a long time. Now, they've seen him last year at this time for his allergies and the lumps on his body. If you didn't have so much turnover, you guys would know what the last person who's seen him told us about the lumps. I don't think they have their stuff together there. Because one vet told us something last year to make him comfortable. There's nothing they can do for him. And now, this bet is saying the same thing about act rude about it like we weren't not caring for our dog correctly. My dog gets the best treatment ever Financially went in debt. To make sure my dog had a major surgery, I don't appreciate the disrespect, and if you guys are a facility that is racist, then please put a sign up that you're racist

Absolutely disgusting group of people working here. I cannot express enough why you should avoid…read morethis place. A cat had been brought in under the impression she would be fixed and given her immunizations for the catch and release program. It was also communicated that if they can't do the program then the cat should be returned home so a proper home could be found. They REFUSED to give the cat back and then KILLED her. They didn't even give her a chance. I don't understand why you would get a job to help animals and do the complete opposite?

We were trying to stay dry and get out of the rain for a little while during our trip, so we ended…read moreup finding this cute cat café. The cats were friendly, cuddly, playful, and seemed very comfortable around people. If you're in the area, come visit them--or even better, consider ADOPT one. They're such sweet cats to be around. We spent some time with Mustachio, who was very cool, calm, and collected. He mostly liked to sit in the corner and enjoy all the pets he could get. Pigeon, a young kitten who was incredibly playful and loved hanging out with people. Both cats were very easygoing and made the experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're a cat lover or just looking for a fun way to spend an hour, this place is definitely worth a visit.

So cute and great coffee go check out all the lovely cats they are so friendly and they need great…read morehomes

Very kind and helpful people that reunited me with my fur babies. I am so thankful to them.read more

I have adopted several cats from the Longmont Humane Society and was very pleased with the process…read moreand outcome. Their assessment of the animals were right on and I have two beautiful forever furry friends

I fostered and adopted from this rescue. They were unprofessional, didn't do proper home visits,…read more didn't immunise my puppy while she was still a foster. Puppy deveoped Parvo virus while I was waiting for rescue to give shots, and she is currently hospitalised. I asked the rescue to vaccinate her numerous times and it kept getting pushed off. The rescue has refused to pay for her care. We could not take the dog to the rescue's vet because their vet refused to take any more of their animals due to outstanding debt. I am so glad we met our puppy, but the refusal to take responsibility for the situation has left us with a large vet bill and the risk of losing our puppy. Be careful with this rescue. If the rescue comes through and pays for the treatment I will come back and edit my review.

WARNING: Colorado Rescue Tails claims to apply your $350 pet adoption fee toward the third round of…read morevaccinations, spaying, and microchip, but they DO NOT. When I attempted to contact them regarding this, they completely ignored my messages, they deleted my comments on their Facebook posts, and then proceeded to block me altogether on Facebook. They are completely unprofessional and dishonest, please do not work with them. You can search for them on Facebook as well for more stories from other people who have had similar poor experiences.

I have used Training Wheels for both in-home and on-site training as well as boarding of my one…read moreyear old Italian Greyhound Lemon. She was a rehome situation and had been trained to use a liter box in her crate. Meghan from Training Wheels helped me train Lemon to go outside and to LOVE her crate as a safe place and not soil it. Additionally, she helped me train Lemon to be totally focused on me, even with distractions. She sits when asked, she looks to me for approval and consent, and comes when called, no matter what. She is the goodest girl now - not that she wasn't before - she is just so much better now. All of this training was done with a lot of knowledge and a lot of love from Training Wheels. I also use Training Wheels for boarding Lemon. She gets so much positive attention and interaction. I was a bit hesitant at first because there are a lot of big dogs, but the times that I have boarded her, there have been dogs her size to play with and the bigger dogs play in a different area. For sleeping, she gets her own area (with door) with plenty of space for her bed and toys and then an area for going potty, should she need to in the night (Italian Greyhounds have hamster bladders, haha). The building where she sleeps and takes naps is temperature controlled and she is surrounded by other dogs in their areas, so is never alone. There are multiple outside play areas - and they designate which areas are for which size dog, and the dogs are always supervised. Training Wheels staff are always with the dogs and interacting with the dogs. They send pics of my happy dog playing outside and running and having just the best time. I feel that my tiny dog Lemon is very safe and happy there. I can't recommend Training Wheels enough for both training and boarding. Lemon is SO well taken care of and loved.

We cannot thank the team at Training Wheels enough! Oscar, our mini dachshund, has struggled with…read morereactivity around dogs and people. Training Wheels has slowly introduced him to being comfortable and having fun in a small group of dogs. Their skilled trainers have been amazing at showing him all of the positive praise while he is learning. Yesterday I was able to take Oscar (with little sis Olive in tow!) to the dog park for the first time and he had a blast. Training Wheels gave both Oscar and I the confidence to try without fear knowing we had the tools to make it fun and how to realize if it was not. Yay for Oscar and yay for the team at Training Wheels!

I was referred here by a neighbor. It's a little pricy & the products cater to the small & medium…read morebreeds, but the staff was an absolute delight to chat with. This limited size availability is what kept me from giving 5 stars. The staff deserves way more than 5 stars. Suggestion: Maybe add some products for special-needs/elderly cats & dogs (of ALL sizes)? This seems to be a need among quite a few people I have talked to. I also understand that the place may have recently changed ownership? I will be back and will recommend to others. It's a lovely pet boutique and if stocked right - can serve a large customer base in Superior/Louisville that can afford to spend that little bit extra to make it profitable for the owner too.

We went in to check out any of the items. Technically, thought I could pickup some raw, freeze…read moredried treats and they no longer sell them. They don't sell much of anything, there's few high-end dog food and cat food. I didn't even browse canned food, wasn't much selection. There's some bags of treats, none my puppy was interested in and today, is her 9th birthday! I thought, we could pick up party hat and some treats...hmm, we only picked a Happy Birthday cookie. No birthday hats and I took a free leash (aqua), which I use for training. My only purchase was the birthday cookie and unfortunately, not much else to purchase. *My apologies, my pup made a mess in store and appreciate the employee that cleaned up. Thank you!* added a star!

The staff at Centennial Valley Animal Hospital are both friendly and knowledgeable. Over the years,…read morethey have provided excellent care for several of my rescued pets - even when I was working within a budget. Their compassion and expertise truly stand out.

So this review is for a 1st visit. I adopted a cat from Riverdale Animal Shelter and VCA. Was on…read morethe list of their vets. The staff was very patient with me trying to find a good appointment time. I was greeted by a board welcoming my new Kitty Persephone. There was very little wait to get to a room. Gabby asked if it was ok to offer treats to get weight and take temp. (Persephone) Penny enjoyed those. The shelter had said she had some dental issues. The Vet examined and explained how best to love forward. I left with an estimate, some good advice and a treat bag! I'm impressed!

This is always a worthy trek. We left early because it gets hot, quick. Our family has been…read moresupportive of this organization for several years now. The staff is pleasant and the volunteers are informative. We had a lovely walk. I like the rubber-like surface that has been added to the walkway. They are always improving. We saw many animals out enjoying the early morning breeze before the heat of the day. By the time we got back to our vehicle it was getting quite warm. Always a great experience.

We brought our young kids here on Saturday and had a wonderful experience. We got there at 9 am…read more(right when they opened the doors) and while it was very windy on the walkway, it was a relief against the blazing sun. Many of the animals were active until around 10:30/11 when the temperature warmed up. Right out of the welcome center, we saw 2 of their jaguars (which we were told are usually pretty elusive), some foxes, bobcats, bears, and to our happy surprise, a cheetah. It came out of the shade in the back of its habitat and approached the fence close to the walkway because an employee was driving by. It sat there for awhile until the employee drove off, so we were able to get lots of pictures. My son LOVES cheetahs, so this was definitely a highlight for us. Of course, when we mentioned it to not 1, but 2 employees/volunteers, they both said that that sanctuary location doesn't have any cheetahs. I showed them the pictures and they stated that it was a leopard. While they certainly do have a leopard (which we also saw), this was indeed a cheetah. So, my 1 suggestion to the sanctuary is to educate the staff on the animals there. Aside from that, we also saw wolves, lions, tigers, and camels. Be prepared to walk the 3 miles round trip. Bring lots of water and snacks (they have bathrooms and shaded rest stops along the way). Bring binoculars (or rent theirs for $10 like we did)--the sanctuary is expansive, far beyond what's next to the walkway. And take your time! We told our littles that the animals were playing hide and seek. It is a worthwhile experience!

I'm going to keep this short and sweet.......YOU WON'T FIND BETTER!…read more Thank you for your care, professionalism, attention to detail and patience with me and my dog and cat. You guys are the best!

This is Rick. These guys were terrific with our pup Findlay. Very thorough and kind!read more