Spring Creek Kennels has been on my personal "best of" list for a long time. Recommended to us by…read moreour vet, who said it's the kennel she uses. We live west of Loveland and think it's worth the considerable drive. Reasonable rates are only the beginning. The people at Spring Creek Kennels are always nice. Once, we tried another kennel, and when we picked up our dog he seemed really depressed. Not so with Spring Creek Kennels - our dogs jump out of the car when we get there, and head to the back without so much as saying goodbye - and that's great, we just want them to be happy. Yes they are happy to be picked up later, but in an excited, not depressed, way. So, in my opinion and my dogs', this is a great place to kennel your dogs when you need to.

From the owner: Sprint Creek Kennels offers a great experience for you and your dog in Carr, CO. Your dog will have…read morespace to run freely and play with other dogs while knowing your they are being cared for. If you have individual needs for your dog, wish to bring their bedding, or have any other requests, we will be sure to accommodate. Affordable pricing and a great program. Let your dog be a dog at Spring Creek Kennels.

I love Hobnob . I board my pups here and I have no complaints. My pups have the best time and love…read moreto sniff a bunch of different booties . The staff is super friendly and kind to pups ! I will take the pups here whenever I need a little extra attention for my fur babies

This place is less than honest. I wasn't allowed to turn because I bought to their, in real time…read morewhat I was witnessing on their webcam. It was unbelievable to watch a handler cause so much anxiety to our lil loved ones. We bring them there because we want the best for them. I'm sorry I can't, I will not subject my lil puppy to this abusive care

Excellent Experience! We have an aging black English lab that is dealing with arthritis in his…read morefront legs and we have been taking him to swim weekly and the staff is AWESOME!!! They love helping him exercise and are always mindful of his age and ability. They always make sure that he takes breaks when needed and has a great rinse off after he is done swimming!

Great rehab center for your dog. My dog (Zeppelin) just uses the swimming pool and it is great!read more

We came to Wheat Ridge ER when our dog hadn't eaten for 3-4 days. We didn't know what was wrong…read more They ended up keeping her overnight so they can do an ultrasound. Based on her bloodwork, her liver enzymes were heavily elevated. We had her there for about 2 days then got her because we were waiting on lab results and we knew we wanted her at home after a few days. Although it was a pricey visit. She was well taken care of. We still don't know why she didn't want to eat or anything not by the fault of the hospital or anything. Our dog is just a mystery. We had a follow up and liver enzymes had decreased which was a good sign. Our dog is still with us but not sure for how much longer since she is a senior dog who still refuses to eat her kidney food. But we are doing what we can but we are happy with the way our dog was treated here. Everyone was very nice and attentive and answered all of our questions.

I've been here twice. Once for a dog who needed emergency surgery and once for my other dog to have…read morea cancerous tumor looked at. I don't remember the names of either vet but i honestly don't have any complaints about them. Both times everyone has been nice. My biggest gripe is they were supposed to email me information hours ago. Their phone system is a pain to navigate just to get someone to answer. I can't compare prices but it seems like this place charges a premium and based on other reviews, might guilt you into something you can't afford. I honestly prefer my regular vet.

We purchased three dogs from RMGS. Our first dog lived to 14 years. She was a working line,…read moredominate female, loads of drive with very high energy. Had we allowed this dog to run the house she would have (she tried). If you have never had a working line GSD do your research. Check youtube "German shepherd man working lines" and watch the first several videos AND read "The Total German Shepherd Dog in Word and Picture" by Max von Stephanitz (for more concise details than the videos). If you can't run your working line GSD a few times a day consider a Cairn Terrier or perhaps a non-working line GSD. Our next two GSD's are also from RMGS. A two year old 100lb eastern European working line GSD and a western working line puppy. Jayne helped us over email with a resource protection issue with our big dude and we were able to eliminate it. When in high play mode he can be assertive but is no longer aggressive. If you can't be firm (dominate your GSD) this isn't the breed for you. We take our big dude everywhere and he's great with other dogs, people and crowds. We have been socializing our 10 week old puppy and so far no issues.

I purchased a $3,200 German Shepherd puppy from Jayne, owner of Rocky Mountain German Shepherds,…read moreand the experience has been deeply disappointing, stressful, and costly. Jayne assured me the puppy had been examined by her veterinarian and that I would receive documentation confirming German-bred, titled parents. 11 weeks later, I have received nothing. Although I noticed significant negative reviews before purchasing, I chose to give the breeder the benefit of the doubt. Unfortunately, purchasing from this breeder proved to be the worst decision I could have made for myself and my puppy's health. My experience confirmed many of those same concerns. When I brought the puppy home on 9/18/25, she already had persistent loose stools. That same evening, I emailed Jayne to report (four) very loose stools, request guidance, and share my veterinarian's instructions. My veterinarian of 30 years--at one of Golden's oldest and most reputable hospitals--examined her the next day and immediately found her underweight. An in-house fecal test confirmed Coccidia, and a second lab test identified Giardia. These infections required urgent, prolonged treatment; untreated, they could have been fatal. In over 30 years of owning German Shepherds from reputable breeders, I had never even heard of Coccidia, let alone experienced anything like this. Giardia required multiple rounds of medication, plus an antibiotic, to resolve. Despite my same-day email and immediate notification, Jayne did not respond, offer guidance, acknowledge the health issues, provide assistance or even the potential for reimbursement for the substantial medical and other expenses that followed. The failure to acknowledge serious pre-existing health issues, provide documentation, or respond responsibly was disgusting to experience as a buyer who trusted this kennel. Her only subsequent contact was two brief emails asking, "How is [Puppy's Name] doing - verbatim" Concerned for the puppy's health and deeply frustrated by the atrocious lack of support, I did not respond. Over nearly two months, I administered multiple rounds of medication, purchased 1,000 exam gloves, sanitized all surfaces daily to prevent reinfection, discarded contaminated supplies and infected toys. In my experience, no breeder I have dealt with in 30+ years has required anything like this level of effort to restore a puppy's health. The lack of transparency, unfulfilled promises of documentation, and failure to address serious pre-existing health issues raise serious concerns about this kennel's breeding and veterinary practices. Assurances regarding health checks, responsible care, and proper paperwork were not reliable. This experience has been emotionally exhausting, financially burdensome, and entirely avoidable. Puppies deserve responsible breeders who prioritize their health, and buyers deserve honesty, professionalism, and support--none of which I received here.

Our fur-babies have been going to Deer Creek Animal Hospital for over 20 years. Their caring staff…read morehas been there for us during the good times and the sad times. Dr. Lupe takes the time to listen to my concerns and answer all my questions. He truly cares about his patients and their parents. Thank you Deer Creek!

I am so sad that the last doctor my German shepherd saw in her life was Dr. Cheney Lupe. He was…read moreterrible with my male shepherd many years ago, whom he never saw again. I did not want him to see Zorra but he was the only doctor available. He prescribed antibiotics to treat a hot spot and she went downhill from there. I NEVER thought she would die a few days later. So much so that she even got a flu and Bordatella shot few days prior to her passing, because she was going to board at Deer Creek Animal Hospital at the end of May. I am beyond devastated by this entire affair. As long as I live, I will never take a pet there again.

We Rescued a beautiful Newfoundl and couldn't be happier thank you so much for what you have done…read morefor our family.

We have just adopted Cannoli from GRRR and are very happy with the experience. Cannoli had a less…read morethan ideal past but their vet and foster have gotten him fixed up and he's a happy dog adjusting to his new home and new younger brother. Don't let the few negative reviews dissuade you from this organization. We have adopted multiple times from rescue organizations and GRRR is exactly the same in terms or vetting potential homes for their dogs. Unfortunately not everyone has an ideal living situation for a rescue golden retriever.

My parents adopted a lovely dog from DAS a couple years ago, and so my Husband and I decided to go…read moreto DAS as well once we decided we were ready. The staff is incredibly thorough, but also please also be advised you will probably be there **2 HOURS** if you whole heartedly plan to seriously adopt a new family member. I've seen a lot of complaints that this shelter is short staffed, but keep in mind, many of these people are volunteers trying to help re-home animals to caring, loving owners. The wait was so worth it. We adopted our newest family member, a deaf stray, who is incredibly well behaved. The staff gave us every last detail on his health, behavior, and known history. The handlers were incredibly thoughtful when introducing us to our new pet. They also include several vaccinations, surgery, and a microchip in the adoption fees. They send you home with a list of vets that give you your first check up free (though keep in mind we still needed to add some services such as heart worm). I love Denver Animal shelter and appreciate everything they do!

Best humane society ever! Dogs and cats are wonderfully cared, as are any other animals one may…read moreimagine!

Staff there is amazing!!! They aren't out to take your money just want to help your pet!!!!read more

We have been going here for years now. I had to make that horrible decision to put my dog down…read morerecently and Red Rocks staff was so kind and so helpful with this process. They took care of the cremation and when it was time to pick up my dogs ashes, I was blown away with the kindness from the staff, and the professional way they presented my dogs ashes. I was expecting the ashes to be bagged, and possibly in a box, so I was very surprised her ashes were in a wooden box with her name engraved on it. This is where I will always try and bring my pets for any needs.

I have always come to VCA with pet concerns, and I recommend calling them as they have always been…read moreable to help me decide if I should go or not. Most recently we called vca when we found our dog with white gums and they handled the situation with such speed and care. As soon as we arrived they took her straight back I would absolutely trust your pets with these vets, they are knowledgeable and were not afraid to tell us to go somewhere else when they weren't able to offer the surgery we needed. It is clean, well located, and full of knowledgeable compassionate vets. They are open 24/7 for emergencies I believe however their pricing increases after normal business hours as a heads up.

Had an ER visit for a sickly hamster last night. Although it was pricey- I expected it to be. Their…read morecare, kindness, promptness was top notch. While there- 2 dogs came in with owners crying. I don't know how these people keep it together when such sad stuff comes in during the emergency hours, but so thankful for them. Our little Fishstick is doing better this morning. Thank you Natalie for being so kind and compassionate on the phone and Dr. Alexa Veale for your very thorough explanations of hamster problems. My 11 year old son is happy his buddy is back and doing a little better this morning