I just lost my 5th animal in the 20 years I've been in NC. Three dogs and 2 cats…read more They are very professional and all the remains came back very quickly. The last animal I lost, was at the emergency clinic and I didn't realize that Agape had more options for urns, etc. My paw print (this was a welcome addition-I wish I had paw prints from other dogs) came in a nice case. Going to see if I can order for the other 2 prints I have. Glad this service is available

This is the second time I've needed their services. Both times the staff was very caring and…read morehelpful. It is a very difficult experience and the service is great as I begin to heal from the loss. Thank you all for being so wonderful!

We take our pets here and appreciate how attentive and caring they are! Love that it is close as…read morewell!

The Goathouse is a sanctuary for cats that have no where else to go. Many will find their furever…read morehomes, but for some - the elderly, sick or unadoptable - the Goathouse will be their home for the rest of their lives. Many were dumped on the streets, abandoned, and some were rescued from kill shelters. They roam freely, are extremely well cared for including food, vet care and a warm bed. Potential adopters are thoroughly screened to ensure that the cat is going to a good home and will not end up on the streets or in a kill shelter. Visitors can spend as much time as they want just visiting with the cats or strolling through beautiful gardens complete with free range chickens. It is truly a magical place for the animal lover.

I've had a really bad experience with this place and heard many similar stories from others. The…read moreowner, Siglinda, is extremely rude and aggressive. She yells at people trying to surrender animals and treats volunteers like they're stupid. It's not a welcoming or respectful environment at all. The animals often look sick and poorly cared for. Many have skin issues and it doesn't seem like there's any quarantine or proper medical care happening. I know people who adopted cats they were told were healthy and fixed, only to find out they were sick and not spayed or neutered. They had to spend hundreds at the vet. The facility itself is in rough shape. There's moldy wood, sharp metal sticking out, and it doesn't look safe for the animals. They leave wet food out for hours, which is gross and attracts bugs. It's only open to the public two days a week, and they barely respond to messages. I've also heard she's keeping a bunch of cats in her personal home instead of the refuge, which is really concerning. This place honestly feels more like a hoarding situation than a proper animal rescue. I really wouldn't recommend adopting from here or supporting them. The animals deserve so much better.

They take excellent care of our girl; I would not want to take her anywhere else. The front desk…read morestaff is always friendly and polite and helpful.

Chatham Vet is one of the best vet offices in the area…read more First, the staff is awesome. They are always super accommodating. Every time I need a last minute appointment, they are always willing to squeeze us in the schedule. All of the staff goes above and beyond to ensure that I am satisfied with their care. In addition to having great customer service, they provide great care. The vets are awesome and very informative. No matter if the issue is big or small, it will be handed in a professional and caring matter. I have three dogs and all of them have boarded here. The boarding experience went well. We had them all groomed and vetted during their stay. They came home smelling great and happy. If you are looking for a great vet--look no further.

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.

We started taking our new pup to All Animals and discovered Dr. Wahl. She has been great for…read moreAlthea , our Labrador Retriever. She spends time with her and checks her over, making sure that she is healthy and getting her vaccinations as needed. We were impressed with the time that she spends with Althea and the loving manner that she bestows on our girl. We were so impressed by All Animals and their staff that we moved all of our pets next appointments to All Animals. If you are looking for a new vet, I suggest that you give All Animals a try. Dr. Wahl and all the vet technicians are kind and knowledgeable and will treat your pet as if it were their own

I was in need of a new Vet for my Cookie. So I just asked anyone who had an animal, who's your Vet?…read more So I kept this info to myself for maybe 2 or so weeks. Knowing I needed to set up a meet & greet for when that day comes & I needed them. Well that day came yesterday, Friday afternoon of all days. I thought the worst. I was crying for my Cookie & thinking they will think I'm a bad fur momma. I thought she had a hole in her tail area & thought it was gonna need stitches. I told myself see, u should have taken care of the meet & great sooner. It's Friday & you're a new patient to them. They don't have to make room for us. Well I called & was spoken to very nicely & Cookie got a same day appointment. I was so happy for my Cookie girl. Cause also she suffers from allergies & is always in need of help with all that. Cookie is a hot mess with her allergies & it turns out she didn't have a hole in that area. Just a horrible yeasty mess. Well Doc Souza & her amazing staff loved over Cookie like they had know her & truly cared about her. My heart has been filled up by them & for that I'm eternally grateful & I know Cookie is too. Cookie maybe taking up my entire paychecks but I still love her & she needs me. I tell myself this won't last forever so enjoy it & stay blessed up thru it & learn thru it. Thank you all @ All Animal Vet Hospital. P.S. I love your Hospital & also the decor & how everything is set up on the inside & outside. I've never seen anything like it before. And I felt relaxed & not stressed while waiting for those few short minutes before being called into the room. And I'm sure it calmed Cookie too so she wasn't stressed. I can tell all wonderful thoughts & concerns & ideas & fun pieces of element were taken into consideration when designing your beautiful building. And I did see the grooming,boarding & doggie daycare across the way. I don't know if it's a part of you or not but I like how the area of your 2 buildings match & just flow in a very natural calming way. Thank you all again. We shall see U guys very soon for our follow up Mel & Cookie

One morning, I was just kind of hanging out with nothing to do, and when I got a call from my…read morefather to give him a ride, I knew there would be potential for adventure... "Hey. Can you come give me a lift?" "Where to?" "I need to meet Courtney Cox." "Didn't know you were a fan of 'Friends'. Do you even own a TV?" "No. What are you talking about?" "What are YOU talking about?" "I gotta go see this Possum Lady." "Is this... like some kind of freak show thing, or are you asking me to take you to a strip club? Don't be one of those morning strip club guys." "Animal rescue. I got this baby possum I need to take to her." "Alright. Give me twenty minutes. Wait... People rescue opossums?" I got to his house shortly thereafter and found my father fawning over the contents of a tattered cardboard box, as though there were an infant inside. A work lamp was clamped to one side of the box. I approached to find a tiny opossum curled up with an old sock. It was wet... and evil-looking, despite its diminutive size. There's just nothing cute about these animals, unlike perhaps the possums found in Australia. This creature looked like a damp hellbeast... something wicked that the Goblin King would send out on nefarious missions while he spends a long day dancing in the street with Mick Jagger. "Do I need to ask?" "It fell into a rain barrel with its mother and another baby. They drowned. I fished him out in time." "Didn't you put screens over the barrels?" "Must've fallen from pretty high up during the storm. Went right through. He don't seem to like the bright light, being nocturnal and all, but he likes it better than the blow dryer." The image of this blow-dried marsupial, fluffy with a full-body opossum afro, popped into my head. "He's probably worried about split ends. Who's Courtney Cox?" "She's the Possum Lady." "Right..." "Her office is right down the street. I called her and said we'd bring him by." We hopped into my car with the creature and my father directed me toward Battleground Avenue, and then to the parking lot of a small law firm. I followed my father as he carried the box - large enough to hold a Bassett hound but currently occupied by a quarter-pound hellbeast and a sock - up the steps and into the waiting room of the attorney's office. I in my hoodie and he in his muddy boots, ripped jeans and a plaid flannel shirt that was likely older than I - to say nothing of the huge, tattered box - we stood in the doorway for several seconds as the receptionist stared in utter confoundment, until finally my father spoke. "I got a possum." "Ohhhh... You must be looking for Courtney," she exclaimed as she reached for the phone and then called the Possum Lady to come to the waiting room. My relief was palpable. Courtney emerged from the back and took a peek at the hellbeast, and then took the box and placed it on the receptionist's desk. Moments later, we all were gathered around the hellbeast's makeshift crib like a scene from "Rosemary's Baby", joined by at least two other women from the office. The ladies were all "ooh" and "aww" while its black, empty eyes seemed to pierce my soul and its mouth revealed the tips of its sharp needle teeth. The receptionist told the tale of an elderly woman who'd recently called to say that she'd rescued a baby like this. "I was giving it a bath because it was filthy," the woman had said. "Well, when do you think you'll bring it in?" "Thing is, it got right nasty towards me and tried to bite me, so I turned on just the hot water and it's dead." "So, you're calling us to say... that you had rescued a possum... and then scalded and drowned it?" We left the hellbeast and sock with Courtney Cox. I still think of it each time one of its hideous brethren walks in front of my car at night and my headlights reveal its ghastly physiognomy and soul-piercing black pits staring back at me.

We drove out for some specific items that other locations were OOS. They were friendly, helpful,…read morestore was organized, had plenty of what we needed. Even bought a t-shirt to remember our first visit.