Bonnie provides excellent care for our dogs when we're away. She's wonderful at walking, feeding,…read moreplaying with, and caring for our two energetic huskies. She's very careful with doors and medications, and we love the photos and updates she sends during her stay - gives us peace of mind!

Bonnie is amazing and full of love for the pets she cares for....our two dogs loved her…read moreimmediately. She is reliable, funny, quirky and has a serious secure business. You can't go wrong! She will care for your animals like they are her own. She is insured and super awesome!

This is the best rescue hands down. Holly is such a caring person and all the dogs are wonderful. I…read morehave my sweet Leo because of her and her rescue and I wouldn't trade him for the world!

This is one of the best places to adopt a dog from! Holly is so loving and caring and does a great…read morejob of getting loving pets with loving owners. I adopted my dog, Winnie, from holly a few years ago. Holly cared so much about me and about Winnie and helped us every step of the way. She was like a 2nd parent to my sweet girl! She is more than willing to help you with anything your dog might need before, during, and after you have adopted. Pets are her life and she does such a good job of running a reasonable and loving business for them! Would totally recommend her and her business. Side note: she loves her rescues more than anything. If you don't have good intentions about adopting and loving a dog than don't go here.

Well, today was the 16th. You would NOT make an appointment…read morefor Jake when he really needed to be seen. Your VET Firm had all of Jake's records from the time when he was a kitten. Anyone sure take notice of this joints attitude. Jake passed Saturday morning March 29 in by bed beside me. We were let down by three VET Firms in our area. You should hang your heads in shame. Disappointed. Very disappointed. M I

So happy we found this place to take our dog to. Very professional but down to earth and actually…read morecares for and showed to love to our dog and got him the treatment he needed for a quick recovery. Thanks again for taking care of Booker

I absolutely love this clinic. They are so friendly, knowledgeable and amazing. I drove almost an…read morehour and will definitely keep making the drive to take my girl here. They are also very affordable! I absolutely 10/10 recommend checking them out. It also does not hurt that there are the sweetest cats hanging around the lobby

Dr. Tysor and her entire team are friendly, skilled and caring. They stay so busy because they are…read morereally good at their profession. Worth the effort to get an appointment.

Brittney was great with Bruno. She squeezed us in and was very accommodating. She was also very…read moregentle and loving while handling him. You can tell she has a deep love for animals.

I wouldn't recommend this place for anybody. I went in thinking it would be so good because they…read morehave a 5.0 review... hell no. Especially if you have a bigger dog. I brought my German Shepard in to have him nails clipped. When I walked in, I was greeted as if I was an alien and they had no idea what to do with me. They then checked me in, only nice thing about the experience but the owner, I'm assuming, quickly showed her mean side. They took my dog back and deliberately shut the door when I was trying to see what they were doing. Once done she brings him back, the first words out of her mouth, "This is his first and last visit. He isn't welcomed back." What kind of grooming place can't deal with big dogs? I quickly apologized but she continued to tell me everything he did wrong. He scratched her arm... he needed his nails cut for a reason because he was scratching if he touched you. Overall I understand why they would not allow my dog but but the professionalism in that place is an absolute joke. You might as well be in high school, if you're not apart of the team you mean NOTHING. I will continually accept our part but the fact that I left crying because of the way a grown lady had just treated me. Grow up. Put a sign on the door that says only for small dogs. I have never in my life been treated like that. To put the cherry on the icing, they gave me my dog back and he smelled like fish food?! The irony of me having to give my dog a bath after coming home from the groomers is beside me. Absolutely ridiculous.

took my mini poodle there on Friday. Terrible vet. diagnosed her with "infection of unknown origin"…read moreprescribed amoxicillin and sent us home. she did not improve at all, temp, lethargic, no appetite, and seem to be in pain. had to take her to another emergency vet on Sunday and was tentatively diagnosed with pancreatitis which need entirely different treatment! my baby suffered three extra days because they did not test for pancreatitis despite exhibiting all symptoms except throwing up! I'll NEVER recommend them or go there again. thank God a tech vet friend and my granddaughter recognized the signs and began treatment and got her to another ER today. she's headed to regular vet tomorrow for confirmation but her temp is already declining with instructions of treatment from 2nd ER

I brought my dog in after hours cause something was wrong with her. She had just been to the vet 2…read moreweeks prior and was fine. Whatever happened with her happened all of a sudden. They helped with her the best they could with her sudden issues. Unfortunately she passed away later that morning but they were great in their help and assured me I was doing everything I could to try to help her.

First and foremost, we love our new puppy. He's adorable and sweet and everything we'd hoped for…read more However, BUYER BEWARE with this breeder. Problem #1. We noticed that the packet of information that was provided with our pup did not contain any AKC registration information. Upon reaching out to the breeder, she indicated that she would get it to us promptly. That did not happen, even after follow-up texts/emails. We contacted AKC who informed us that there was no documentation of registration for the entire litter. It was only after numerous follow-ups with the breeder that she finally registered the litter a week after he was delivered. This litter should have been registered with AKClong before any pups from the litter were delivered. Problem #2. When the breeder delivered our pup we noticed a foul odor. We figured that the she probably just didn't have the time to give our pup a bath beforehand. This was not the case. We contacted the breeder the next day indicating that the odor was coming from our pup's ears. She told us it might be a yeast infection, and recommended we use Witch Hazel to clean his ears. On our first visit to the veterinarian the next week, we found out that our pup had ear mites (contagious) and yeast infections in both ears. When the vet tech went to clean his ears, they were filthy. It is very obvious that this pup did not receive a vet check before he was delivered. Otherwise this condition would have been recognized and treated. Problem #3. We took our pup for his final vaccinations today (a month after getting him) and asked our vet to scan him to assure his chip was readable. To our surprise, there was no chip. They even scanned a second time with a different scanner to be sure. Documentation of a chip was present in the packet she gave us. We even registered our pup with the chip service. But the chip had not been implanted as it was supposed to be. Again, it is apparent that our pup did not receive the promised care before being delivered to us. Problem #4. It's a small thing, but goes to the integrity of the breeder. The pictures of our pup on her website indicated a black and white color combination When he was delivered, we noticed a lot of yellow in his coat. The breeder told us not to worry, he had played in hay and the yellow would come off. This was an absolute misrepresentation. Our dog's coat has some yellow fur, which is fine. Lying about it isn't fine. Again, we love our pup! He's now healthy (after proper treatment for ear mites and yeast infections) and is the proud owner of a working chip as of today! If you choose to use this breeder, please ask lots of questions, inspect the health of your pet upon delivery, and thoroughly review the documentation that is provided. We were too caught up in our pup's sweetness and failed to do so. We assumed the breeder had integrity and the best interest of our pup at heart. We were sadly mistaken and highly disappointed.

I was looking for a young miniature poodle. I was not having much success but came across Forever…read moreCountry Puppies (FCP). The pictures were so cute! I have had poodles in my life since I was a kid. They are fun and very intelligent. They make you laugh and love being loved. I saw Dee's picture and knew immediately she was the pup for me. She was 5 months old, which was a little young, but since I am retired, I knew I would have the time to be with her. So, I inquired about her and found she was available. Ashlynn of FCP was very helpful and answered my questions. I found out that Dee comes from a solid line of poodles that have good health and long lives. I was also told Dee loved to cuddle, though a bit shy at first. She is a bit shy of new people but the week I have had her she is not shy with me, loves to cuddle, is curious and rambunctious. She is learning so fast. During the week, her nose has kicked in and she has been all over our yard, sticking her nose in holes made by chipmunks, has checked out the leaf piles, learned that the lariope next to my patio can be run through and learned to play ball. She even brings it back...sometimes. She is a hoot. She is a great pup and I know she will be a phenomenal buddy for a long time. After I had agreed to acquire Dee, Ashlynn took her to her vet, had her wormed and given a rabies shot. When Dee was delivered, to my home(!) Ashlynn brought treats, toys, blankets and food to get me started with Dee. It was above and beyond what I had expected. Thanks for raising such a healthy, happy, wonderful companion! I will be sure to recommend Ashlynn and FCP to anyone who wants a wonderful, long lived companion.

If you are interested in adopting a greyhound in NC, this is the place to get started. If you…read moredon't know the breed, you need to see them in action, they are known as "45 mile an hour couch potatoes." The local Wilmington chapter is pretty active, they have "play dates" where the greys get to do their thing in a controlled environment, and its worth seeing. They do some "meet and greets", where you can get to see any adoptable greys they might have, as well as meet some people from the local Wilmington group. They even participate in the Christmas and St. Patricks Day parades. There are road trips too, like the GFNC open house in Oak Ridge, NC and the annual get together in Gatlinburg, TN.

These folks are the best! Greyhounds make the most wonderful companions. Help support GFNC and all…read morethey do to provide forever homes for the most majestic of creatures.