We have been taking our dogs to Heather (Bath & Bubbles) for many years. She groomed our poodle mix…read moretill she passed and Heather now grooms our standard poodle. Both dogs are happy to see her, my current poodle smiles a lot at her (really, he smiles when he's overjoyed, it's funny). We have had no problems. I feel the price is worth the excellent work she does. I have recommended several friends and they are all regular clients now.

My Maltese mix has bender had a problem getting groomed. I take him in on a Saturday and they said…read morethey needed to hold him for 4 hours. I com back they didn't cut him the way I wanted and he smelled. My dog doesn't smell after a bath. Also I noticed none of the groomers friendly with the dogs they were grooming. From the time I entered the building the dogs that were in the other room would not stop barking at all. When I asked if anything had happened the owner said no. When I picked him up he was acting very nervous. I asked the owner again and she said no. When I mentioned to her that she he was groomed in a way that I didn't want him to and that he smelled. She dismissed me and said I was imagining things. I didn't leave a tip and she gave me a nasty attitude. The worst part was his behavior after coming home. He was skittish and very jump about loud noises when that was not the case before. He was eating and drinking less and exhibiting other self soothing behaviors that dogs have. After a week he was fine. Something definitely happened while he was there and the owner didn't care at all. I've never experienced anything like this at another groomer. It's been a couple of months but to this day my dog refuses to let anyone groom him and we never had a problem before. The owner needs to shut the place down and stop serving dogs if she doesn't care about them.

I will recommend this forever. They are fully nonprofit. All donations go to animals- when I was…read morethere 2 were adopted in an hour. They have Nic nacks, clothes like any thrift store but, go further back and there is so much for your pet collars, harness.. TONS of clothes to keep them warm, so much more.. Decent prices and even their staff are all volunteers. Not a cent. I can't say enough about this wonderful profit.

Do not adopt a pet from here. They lie about the breed, and where the dogs come from. Then when the…read moredog turns out to be overtly aggressive towards other people and pets, they will blame you. Extremely unprofessional and dangerous "rescue"

Would recommend LFAW with all my heart. They were so helpful in the adoption process. Dahlia has…read morebeen an amazing addition to our family for 3 months now. I also like the vet clinic attached with to the league with cheaper options for taking care of your vet needs.

I have supported this place for a long time and shared their statuses and thought they were such an…read moreamazing place until I adopted a puppy and they offered zero solutions and took zero responsibility and the fact that nobody told me even though it was in the paperwork that I did not have reviewed with me before leaving with him that he had Giardia and now my old senior dog at home has caught the Giardia, which is contagious after treatment and getting a negative result from being tested to check for it again, it is contagious for weeks after treatment and they did not tell me that when I took this puppy home and I have the sensitive senior dog at home now that is pooping diarrhea from Giardia and extremely sick just a few days after this puppy getting here. When I insisted that they take responsibility and that they did owe my dog medication for Giardia because nobody disclosed this to me when adopting this puppy they told me that that's my opinion and that I can take him to my own vet or pay at their vet for the treatment even though they kept admitting that this puppy did have Giardia and they were belittling and gaslighting and disrespectful at a time in my life where I am going through a lot, and I have had the patience of a saint, with this puppy, cleaning up his pee every five minutes and taking him outside every five minutes through the night without sleep and trying to train him and now my own dog that I've had for 13 years since the beginning of his life who only weighs 8 pounds is pooping himself to death right now and I have to take him to a vet and pay for treatment for a sickness that I didn't know the dog I was adopting from the league had. They will be rude and they will take zero responsibility. I will 100% admit any time that it's my own fault that I did not sit and look in detail at the paperwork before taking this dog home and the chaos of the adoption. But I will say that the shelter did also admit that they only disclose information on current illness not previous illness if it's been treated. Well, also admitting yes, even if it is contagious after treatment because I asked and the answer I got was yes they will not disclose that if it's already been treated. Be very careful about the details on the pets you adopt because every animal deserves love and every animal deserves a home and and I'm heartbroken to the point of sobbing right now while I'm writing this from sadness and frustration for this poor puppy and my own dog and because my mental health cannot take this right now, and I do not have the financial means to take care of this kind of problem, hardly for my own dog and I'm upset at the fact that at this point for my own health and my child's health and my dog's health that I already had. I have to take this puppy back because of Giardia being contagious for weeks even after being cured and now I have to do even more deep cleaning at home after all of the hard work I've already done cleaning up after him trying to help him get settled in, and my son already fell in love with him, but my son gets sick really easily and my dog gets sick really easily and more I do too so for the sake of my own family's health, I'm taking him back to the shelter and I should've looked into things more and asked about any previous illnesses, but I just thought that the leak for animal welfare was better than that. I'm not giving up on my own dog who could potentially die from this because he's so sensitive to everything and has almost died from previous illnesses. They seemed like really cool people and a really awesome place and it turned out to be very opposite of that. I'm not saying they don't care about animals, but they definitely don't care enough about people. I also wanna make it really clear that I did not yell at them on the phone and all I did was express my feelings and express the fact that they would be upset if they were in my position and someone did this to a dog that they had for 13 years since they were a puppy and wouldn't take responsibility, anyone would be upset in this position. It's wrong and unethical and to hang up on somebody who's legitimately upset, and just begging to be acknowledged as a human and for their own pet that they already had to be cared for instead of being belittled and gaslit, it's all just really devastating

Toby usually stays here for 14 days once or twice a year. He is not anxious when we drop him off…read moreand is happy to see us when we pick him up. The change in ownership has not diminished the quality of his care. The staff truly loves animals and spend time with their guests during their stay . We love the new Boarding Report Card. I highly recommend this business.

Since they were bought out their care went in the toilet!!! Use to be great place but pricing…read morefluctuation poor care. Picked up our dog he was very timid like he was scared got hi home he went in kennel and didn't want to come out he also couldn't bark sent a message and asked if something happened no reply but when the holiday rolled around they sent email said they had openings for boarding thanks but no way! Won't make that mistake again!

Since we are pretty picky about who we leave my baby with, Kennel Resorts is absolutely the only…read moreplace I will kennel my puppy.

I have taken my three dogs here for bourding, I like to…read morekeep them in the same kennel, so I always request the chalet ! They have a fenced wooded area with trails and shade trees.

These animals are very lucky to have a dedicated bunch of volunteers who foster and help the…read moreanimals find homes. They get paid $0 and work around the clock to find homes and great adopters.

Saturday night a black lab pitbull mix showed up on our doorstep. It was probably about two years…read moreold or under the sweetest dog. You ever wanna meet well behaved it took to commands so it had been wild trained. Took it to the Campbell County animal shelter today to have it Checked and of course, there was no chip present. A dog did not have a collar. Also, we posted it on Facebook and several other sites all weekend with no response so obviously somebody decided they couldn't take care of the dog anymore and dropped it off. We basically have been assured that it would not be euthanized and before that happens, they are going to notify us and we will claim the dog it's a shame that the people want to all the trouble of train in it, and then dropped it off. The staff at the animal shelter were very courteous and we're a pleasure to work with! The facility that we seen was spotless I would highly recommend that if you're hunting for a present for Christmas, whether it be a dog or a cat that you contact the Campbell county animal shelter!

Awesome! Thank you for a welcoming, empathetic, and truly enjoyable experience! You made sure my…read morebabies had a great experience. One of our beagles has terrible anxiety. You made sure he felt safe and comfortable. I cannot thank you enough!

You only get once chance at a first impression…read more One of the most annoying things to me is when you call a business (that lists their business phone number on the web), and the person answers "Hello". For me to have to ask if I've called the right number turns me off from the beginning. But, then when they answer 'Hello" and sound as though I just woke them up or disturbed them from a sound sleep, it makes it worse. I recently moved to the Anderson/Mt. Washington area and have been looking for a good pet groomer in the area that grooms cats. On my way to work I noticed a sign outside of a place on Salem called Angie's Angels that read "Now Grooming Cats"! Yay! I immediately looked them up on Google and found the number and the store hours. Today's hours were 9:00 - 3:00. It was 10:45, so I called. The person who answered the phone answered "hello" in a very irritated and sleepy sounding voice. I had to ask if this was Angela's Angels grooming. Instead of the person saying "Yes! Yes, it is, how may I help you?" , The person at the other end, sounding hesitant and grouchy, said "yes.". I said that I saw a sign out front that they now groom cats?. The voice at the other end said, "yes.". I hung up. Even though this place might be great and that person at the other end might be a very nice person, I didn't get the feeling I was looking for from that first experience. If she acted that way to me, how would she be with my precious cat. I will not be going there. My search for a nice, good cat groomer continues.

I have used Snowcrest Kennel several times for my 2 dogs when we go on vacation several times a…read moreyear. I am extremely impressed with the treatment my dogs get while boarding here. I have an older lab and he is a rescue that is extremely shy but they get him comfortable and he does well when he stays there. The large play yard is secure and it is a country setting lots of shade. Would recommend them to anyone that their dogs are family.