Under One Woof is the only place I would trust to care for my GSD…read more I rescued a 1 1/2 year-old female German Shepherd that had little to no socialization with other dogs. They were instrumental in introducing Zerah and acclimating her with other dogs in a safe and non-confronting environment. Trust that your dog is always safe and in good hands...always supervised...never turned out with a multitude of dogs.

Aunt Janna does an amazing job grooming, but her compassion and kindness are off the chart. Our…read more19-year-old is so fragile, but she takes excellent care of him. Our 9-year old squeals as soon as she realizes where we are and can't wait to go inside. Janna clearly loves the dogs like they are her own. I can't recommend them highly enough.

was a little nervous about leaving Kovu when I found her business, but we did an in-person meet and…read moremy worries disappeared fast. Right away, he was asking for attention, which told me a lot. She even picked him up and dropped him off, which I appreciated so much. During his four-day stay, he truly had the time of his cat life. She kept me updated the entire time with how he was doing, which gave me total peace of mind. For the price I paid, I'd 100% say it was worth it. Cage-free care is so much better than leaving him with a random person, and it's always a huge plus when someone is a certified business and an experienced vet tech. I would absolutely book again.

100% unequivocally recommend Ashleigh! She is naturally-gifted with cats and uses only Fear Free,…read morepositive reinforcement methods. If you need to board your cats, she provides a wonderful environment full of enrichment and calm for them to stay. In our case, she did a home visit to help acclimate our new kittens to new faces, and they got their nails trimmed. She specializes in medical boarding for cats with special needs or medical conditions like diabetes. Ashleigh is gentle, kind, and truly a consummate professional.

NEVER take your dog to this location. This is long but it needs to be known how the owner only…read morecares about money. My dog was severely ill in their care and they waited 24 hours to reach out to me. My dog has been going there for 5 years, many stays and camp visits so the staff knows him very well, his temperament, how he acts etc.. I got a call at 6:06pm (after closing) that he was vomiting blood, the girl could not tell me what happened. When I asked how long he was sick for, she said "he hasn't been himself for 24 hours". When I asked how long he was vomiting for, she said "3 hours". When I asked what took so long to call me, she said "I just found out 30 minutes ago and I'm just getting around to it"....... No one could tell me what happened to my dog, first he ate a bone and his vomit had white chunks, then he didn't eat a bone. Then he ate his own poop and was throwing up poop.. then he didn't do that. They could not get any story straight which just leads me to believe they just were not watching the dogs. We were out of country so my neighbor had to go get him, because they said they were closing and the only thing they could do was drop him off at a vet..he was covered in shit and they sent him home like that. When my neighbor asked what happened, she was told "he ate his own poop and he always does that"..... my dog has NEVER done that, and even if he did, why would this be the first time in 5 years I'm hearing about it?!? They were always excited to see my dog, have him there, and always told me he was good when I picked him up. They are also now denying saying that to my neighbor. The dog illness was one thing, I asked for the owner, Tom, to contact me and he did the next day via phone. Then he looked into it further, read me the text that his staff sent him that they were concerned about my dog in the 24 hours prior but didn't call me, and said he would call me back. Well he ended up texting me back and forth, we were trying to figure out what happened. I told him my dog would not be back and he said that was unfortunate... 7 MINUTES LATER, he accidentally copied me in on a text chain to another CBW employee, and this is word for word what he said: "If we knew, Dale was covered in dog shit when his emergency contact, her neighbor picked him up, we should've gave them a blanket to put on their car seats. Now that Neighbor lady has dog shit all over her car. Let's try to do better with this kind of stuff in the future. Dale still has not recovered. I'll talk to his mom on Thursday. But I really doubt we will let Dale come back. I'll probably have to end up paying for that car to get cleaned. Probably have some other problems with this dog Dale and her mom. But I don't want Dale there anymore. I don't think we make any money when he stays there. We have to give him a bath every day and spend an hour cleaning his cabin every single day sometimes twice a day. Just not worth it for him to be there." I advised Tom he copied me and told him it was absolutely disgusting that I was trying to find out what happened to my dog and he is more concerned about money?!?!?! His response was "that was in poor taste on my end" and that's it. Haven't heard from him. Can you believe that?!? This place that pretends to care for dogs, your family member, and he's texting his staff that they don't make money... my dog never comes home bathed after camp unless I ask for it and pay for it. I can tell that by the way he smells, also, approx $20 for a bath, there's no way CBW wouldn't bring this to my attention if it was a trend and they felt it was getting to be too much loss to give a "free bath" after every stay, they would have lost a lot of money. My dog is still struggling, upon on really taking a look at him, we saw his chest is completely cut open, he has multiple cuts, small lacerations and scratches all over his chest where he is losing clumps of hair. We believe our dog was attacked, he was sick as a trauma response, and they are covering something up. The vet couldn't do much because there was no photos of vomit or a straight story about what happened. Please, do not take your dogs here. They are not safe, and the owner literally proved by texting me that he only cares about the money.

I LOVE THIS PLACE SO MUCH. My dog loves it even more. He's been making me bring him every day! He…read moreloves making new dog friends and even human friends which is so great for him. I'm really grateful I found it when I did, I feel like it's really helping my pup become more confident and friendly and I'm so glad that he gets to have a ball with other dogs in a safe and supervised environment. I can tell the people who work here really love dogs and enjoy what they're doing and you can't beat the fact you can check in on the webcam if you ever wonder what your dog is up to. Definitely one of my favorite places on Earth!

Very chaotic and poorly ran adoption process. No wonder there are so many animals in the Overflow…read morearea. You are expected to complete an application prior to meeting an animal that you may be interested in. Then you're expected to wait four to five days for an appointment to meet and greet the pet. Then come back later if you have any other animals for he had another meet and greet . They do not inform you that this is not a guarantee they're going to hold this pet for you. So in our case the dog we were waiting to see was adopted out .

Excellent staff, very clean facility. I adopted a great dog and empatically endorse JCAS .read more

The staff is very friendly and they always treat our dogs like royalty! They're booked out pretty…read morefar, but they can take walk-ins for nail trims at certain times.

My daughter and I have been taking Our dogs here to get…read moregroomed for years now and we Love it the staff is amazing.

This place is the worst because there is this one employee that was rude they said tell those…read morepeople they can't cut in line and he said it underneath his breath and we were returning to guinea pig cages but they were too big so we had to return it Both of the guinea pig cages

The groomer was very nasty. We went there several times and she skinned our dog's rear end. She…read moresaid our dog was too thin . Our dog did not want to go there. He is part poodle and has a thin build. Then we went to another place where we board our dog and they groom. Now he has a scab on his penis. I think the restraint caused this.

Julie saved my dog's life. I was at my wits end: my dog, Jessie, was afraid of everything…read moreincluding me. She would run from me, refuse to sit in the den with me, would not eat in the kitchen and would not come into the house. I went to my vet to get puppy prosaic, which I thought was my last resort. My vet recommended Julie and her training program instead of drugs. Four days later Julie took Jessie and transformed her: she sits with my with no anxiety; she eats in the kitchen; she comes to me in the backyard and goes into the house. What impressed me most was how Julie was able to give me the skills to keep up the training at home.

From the owner: We are committed to providing our clients with serious training that delivers serious results,…read moreutilizing the accepted principles of balance and positive influence. Lorenzo’s Dog Training Team trainers uses proven techniques to help our clients and their canine companions develop better relationships and live together in harmony. All sessions are private, one on one sessions so that our clients and their canine receives the attention they deserve making the training process more lucid.

Ruff Lyfe Dog Training worked wonders for our shelter dog, Indy. He is a big bundle of energy and…read morewe needed help! Indy stayed at Ruff Lyfe for intensive training for 4 weeks and came home to us a well-behaved, well-mannered, lovable dog. He is still energetic and happy, but now we understand how to help him channel the energy and how to keep him in line. Natalie was amazing with our dog. She gave us feedback every week and emailed pictures of his progress and field trips. She was very patient with us as we spent time learning how to maintain Indy's commands. After we brought our dog home, she even sent us a sweet video of our dog learning his manners and commands and having an all-around fun time at Ruff Lyfe.

From the owner: Personalized Training for Your Best Friend! We work with all…read moredogs no matter the age, breed, or issue. We offer a number of services to create lasting results and a better relationship between you and your pup.