Rock hill Maine Coon is highly recommended by us. Brooke is the best breeder and when we picked up…read moreour Maine Coon Gabriel( Elvis). Brooke explained everything with us and answered all our concerns. We have all paperwork on Elvis and his parents plus the veterinarian reports that were done on him. I can't believe Rock hill Maine Coons has such a bad rating because Brooke gets back to you if you reach out to her just have to give her time a day or two but she does get back to you. We all live a busy life so got to give Brooke time but she will call you when you have a concern. I emailed her with pictures of Elvis and a concern thinking I won't hear back for a day or two but she called within hours of the email. What a trusted breeder Rock Hill Maine Coons is your best breeder.

Last July we lost Marley to HCM. It was a horribly sad day. We thought it was an anomaly, however,…read moretoday we had to have Max euthanized for HCM as well. We were devastated by the loss. Both cats were only a little older than 4 years old. HCM is genetic and Marley & Max shared the same Dad (Kellen). It's possible his other litters were affected as well. We paid nearly $2k for our cats and expect them to live longer than 4 years.

If I could give her a zero star I would, in my experience with this breeder she is known to bash…read moreand disrespect potential clients, other breeders and even people she doesn't even know. Nothing but disrespectful rude comments to me and a few close friends who breed. Is this a reputable breeder? No, if you can't be respectful to potential clients and fellow breeders she is considered not a reputable breeder. I hope she learns from this and treats others the way she wants to be treated. I will never recommend her to anyone ever. Really disappointed in her lack of professionalism and blatant disrespect to anyone period. *Update* Seeing your comment is not professional at all and shows how you operate as a human being. "God-fearing" Here is what it means to be God-fearing in the treatment of others: Honoring and Respecting Everyone: A God-fearing person treats others with respect and dignity, regardless of status or what they can gain from them, recognizing them as created by God. Active Compassion and Service: It involves treating others with kindness and sharing what one has with everyone. It is characterized by bearing one another's burdens rather than being selfish. Consistency and Integrity: Fearing God leads to consistent good treatment of others, even when no one is watching, because the person is not just trying to please people, but is accountable to God. Forgiveness and Humility: A God-fearing person is typically humble, not haughty, and quick to forgive rather than seeking revenge, recognizing their own need for mercy. Speaking Truth and Kindness: The speech of a God-fearing person is guided by integrity and kindness, rather than malicious gossip or slander. Justice and Fairness: In professional or relational contexts, a God-fearing person does not take advantage of others, avoids partiality, and acts with honesty and fairness. My God would not condone your behavior, best pray on it and blessed be that God helps you become a better person. I'll pray for you . God bless, and maybe someday you can figure out how to professionally speak to people and treat people better even if they are what you would call your enemy. Best of luck

From the owner: We breed to improve we are a registered dedicated and passionate sphynx cat breeder in located in…read moreMinneapolis Minnesota we prioritize health and wellness and socialization our cats are loving and friendly and will be your best friend we vaccinate fully before the cat leaves and we do contracts for spay and neuter

We purchased a Bengal Kitten from this business, a local cattery that has been in business about…read moreone year. We agreed to make the purchase when kitten was two weeks old, with an agreement to complete the purchase when the kitten was 8 weeks old. When it came time to pick up the kitten, we were surprised at how small it was. We learned from veterinary records provided by Stillwater Premier Bengals and from our visits to our veterinarian, that the kitten had not gained any weight in the two weeks between 6 weeks of age and 8 weeks of age when we took possession. Also, the kitten appeared to be malnourished to the point that its whiskers had not started growing. Two days later, the kitten developed diarrhea, and the diarrhea became much worse over the next few days to the point that we took a very runny stool sample to our veterinarian. Analysis of the stool sample confirmed that the kitten had coccidiosis which is an intestinal parasite that needs treatment. The kitten was also severely dehydrated from the diarrhea. Our veterinarian said that the coccidiosis came from the cattery. We informed Stillwater Premier Bengal Cats of this, and their response was that this was not a problem, and they refused to compensate us for our veterinary bills. We have since spent several hundred dollars dealing with this issue. We have successfully treated the coccidiosis, yet, even two months later, we are still treating the diarrhea with a special prescription diet because of damage to the kitten's intestinal tract. We learned by asking for additional veterinary records, that the cattery had treated the kitten with Albon which is an antibiotic used to treat Coccidia for 9 days, ending just before we took possession. The cattery did not run any stool samples to verify if the parasite had been eliminated, and they did not inform us of this. In other words, the cattery knew that they were delivering a sick kitten to us.

I purchased a bengal kitten from this place in the beginning of September. She was too young to…read morebring her home at the time of my down payment so I picked her up a month later. My boyfriend and I were very concerned when we came to pick up the kitten because she was smaller than when we had first met her a month previously. I asked the breeder before leaving with the kitten if she was healthy and if her weight was normal (we could feel her tiny little bones and see them) She responded saying the dewormer probably was upsetting her appetite, but she was fine. So I took her home and had her for only 30 hours before the kitten woke me up at 3 AM struggling to breathe, making a terribly sad whimpering noise and unable to move. I rushed the kitten to the emergency room and upon arrival the kitten was deceased. The breeder sent me home with Recovery RS food for her, obviously knowing she was not healthy. This was a very sad experience for me and it was very upsetting knowing the kitten was not given proper care before I received her.

Buyers beware, There are MANY negative reviews of Stirling Collies. They have buried those…read morereviews. PAID. They are bad breeders. Please choose a different breeder. The holy-roller bible quotes are part of their selling technique. They are not good.

My Shollie, Star, from Diane is now 8 months old. He is a beautiful healthy dog. Very gentle,…read moresensitive and smart. There is nothing wrong with hybridizing two pure bred dogs. We have a local vet who breeds Golden Doodles so she can train smart, gentle, allergy free dogs for therapy dogs. She breeds F2 hybrids with controlled factors for the allergy free coat. There are many advantages to hybrids and if no one every hybridized, there would never be any new "pure breeds". All pure breeds started by mixing different breeds or variations among breeds. Some of the coat color and the long noes for a "Lassie Collie" came from the addition of a Borzoi to the linage. The coat on a Shollie is much easier to maintain, both for the owner and the dog. My two shollies have very balanced personalizes neither leaning all the way towards a German shepherd or a Collie. I have owned both those as pure breeds and find the hybrids to be a beautiful blend of both. Original post: I have the most wonderful Shollie puppy that I got from Stirling Collies! I have had him 3 weeks and he is the most gentle puppy ever. I have had GSDs, a Rough Collie, and a Shollie (current dog a local accident) and this is by far the sweetest puppy of all. I love my current Shollie and wanted another one to replace my Rough Collie that recently died. The puppy, Star, was just examined by my Vet today and they said he is in perfect health. My Vet was impressed with his sweet disposition and they loved the Shollie cross ("How did you find another one!"). Dianne delivered him to me to CA herself. She is very impressive with her organization of purchase and delivery details. The puppy was hand carried by Diane and arrived in very good condition after the flight from MN to CA. It was cheaper than buying a local pure bred collie. Because of his gentle nature, I am careful to introduce him and socialize him gently to new people and environments. His confidence is blooming, he charms the people he meets, and he is so smart and wanting to please. I would definitely consider getting another Shollie from Stirling Collies.

We are extremely extremely lucky to have this fresh completely chemical free pet food resource in…read morethe Twin Cities. My Dad was a Prof of Biochemistry for 50 years in a nyc medical school. He taught us of the hazards of preservatives, hydrogenating foods' , emulsifiers artificial colors and all chemicals added in processed foods. In a nutshell, they are basically carcinogenic. My daughter, who fed her cat Woodys food for 18 of her 20 years, introduced me. My cat, now 15 is still going strong! Food created has the option of having / not having vitamins added and is MADE FRESH several days a week. They offer beef chicken venison etc either ground raw or grounded cooked. The operation IS SPOTLESS! It is sold in small round containers approx 1-2 cups or in 1-2 gallon large round containers. Either FRESH/ or FROZEN. This location houses a large manufacturing operation and large retail store offering SIX full days of being open! Open: Sunday 12-4 Monday. Closed Tuesday-Friday 12-6 Saturday 11-6 There are SIMPLY no adequate words for my deep deep appreciation for having THIS RARE RESOURCE to assure my beloved pet's health and long life.....

we really like Woody's dog food. it's just difficult, at least for us to fit within their hours of…read moreoperation. The 50th/Xerxes location seems to be closed more often than open. Today, Friday, 12:15, closed. Usually im to early, (before noon) Obviously our hours don't mesh. I wind up buying another product. Plus no recycling of the containers seems odd, wasteful.

We surrendered our found abandoned kitten that we cared for nearly 5 weeks. we wanted her but our 6…read moreyear old cat wouldn't let her stay. Before you adopt ask them for all info in animals profile because there's more info about Baby than you see online!

I used to be a huge proponent of AHS Woodbury, having adopted a kitten here who I was lucky to have…read morefor over 19 years, but lately something has changed in this organization. A couple years ago, I lost my second heart kitty at age 17. A few weeks later, I went to AHS Woodbury to see if I could find another sweet kitty to add to our home. I found one and paid for her deposit and left to pick her up the following day. I spent over 200.00 at PetsMart to ready for her arrival. I went back the following day so excited to get her, only to find her cage empty. I asked where she was and was told she had been adopted! I pulled out my paperwork, only to have them tell me there must've been some mistake and that someone had not entered the previous hold on the computer! I left in tears! Flash forward a few months, I saw kittens posted on their website. I arrived before they opened only to be number five in line for four available kittens. I told them which kitten I was interested in and also explained what had happened a few weeks prior. There was another family meeting the kitten I had come for, so I walked around in the cat area waiting for my turn. A young worker walked in and basically yelled out that the kitten I wanted was "going home"! She did not say this to me directly, just opened the door to the room and yelled. Again, I was heartbroken. So unprofessional and rude! I made a decision at that moment that I was officially done with this organization. I have always financially supported them and have donated to them, but no more. I have a wonderful home to give a cat and decided to move on and adopt from a breeder.

Last summer I was looking for a cat, and I found this precious face on PetFinder. After connecting…read morewith Fur-Ever Home Rescue and meeting this angel, I learned how much this organization truly cares about the animals they save. It is run by people who have full-time jobs and truly do this out of the kindness of their hearts and passion for helping animals. Other reviews mention that they don't respond quickly. From my experience, they are busy people and with just a little patience, they will give you all the support you need. They had Stacy for over five full years. She was dumped on their property with a damaged eye, scratches all over her body, and her uterus was falling apart from having so many litters of kittens. She needed multiple surgeries (including fully removing one eye) and many vet visits. If you could meet Stacy, you would see that regardless of everything she suffered through, she could not be a sweeter and happier cat. She is now 8 years old and runs around playing for hours a day like a kitten. I truly believe that with the state she was in at the time of rescue, any other shelter/rescue would have put her down. Fur-Ever Home gave her the help she needed to give her a fighting chance at survival. Now, she could not be a healthier or happier cat and that is all thanks to this rescue. Thank you, Fur-Ever Home, for giving me the chance to find my best friend and for giving animals that anyone else would turn away the support, care, and love that they deserve. I could not recommend this rescue enough!

non responsive to inquiries and very unprofessional ,unwarranted personal opinions of reviews…read moreposted after bad experiences.