This vet is rude & crass and should learn how to effectively communicate with people. The…read morereceptionist even called him out for his behavior. I wouldn't return based on his behavior alone.

Dr. Chandra is very nice, before my fur baby had to be put down we had been going there the last…read morecouple of years. I am afraid that he has been unlucky in hiring good help. I think that one receptionist was fired under suspicious circumstances. The one he has in there is the most argumentative person I have ever come across. When my Hazel had a CT episode and had to be put down, I was met with nothing but psycho reception. Dr Chaudry is great but he has let his office been taken by Muduso., Queen of psycho reception.​

I cannot recommend Jeff enough! He cared incredibly for my animals while I was away, treating them…read moreas if they were their own. From regular updates with pictures and videos to going the extra mile with love and attention, I always felt at ease knowing my pet was in great hands. If you're looking for someone trustworthy, caring, and reliable to look after your pets, look no further! I will be booking with them again.

Jeff is wonderful with our dog!! We feel at ease when we have to leave knowing that she will be…read morespoiled rotten and most importantly in her own home. :) He is the "dog whisperer" of the area...highly recommend!

Michelle is a awesome owner. She really goes above and beyond for her customers. I will always come…read moreto Michelle for my pet needs

Great little hidden spot. Had the methelin blue I needed for my aquatics. Seems like they have a…read moregood selection.

FSSR has a noble mission to rescue huskies, but its execution is poor. If you are considering…read moreadopting through them, know that the process for adoption can be long and invasive, and prepare yourself for possible rejection. If you are not up to date on your current pets or timely in preventative care, don't bother applying. My wife and I reached out because we wanted to adopt a husky puppy. We've had huskies in our household for the past 17 years and love the breed. Unfortunately, our dog passed away earlier this year due to old age, hence our desire to adopt. We knew what we were signing up for. After a lengthy phone interview (1 hour), we permitted FSSR to contact our past veterinarians so they could validate the quality of our pet care. Unfortunately, our application was rejected the following day because we didn't meet their standards. There is simply no way they contacted all of our vets to get the full scope of care. My pets received above-average care, were provided all the necessary shots and checkups, and have lived to the top of their life expectancy. Imagine the audacity to be told we are not qualified to adopt their dogs despite being husky owners for 17 years with the financial resources to take care of these pets. Hope your experience is better than mine.

I signed up as a volunteer walker, being an animal lover and having many dogs throughout my life i…read morewas egar to help. The only word i can use to sum up this organizations staff is "INCOMPETENT"!!! Jodi schedualed me for an orientation on a day when the entire staff was away at Rush Creek for an event. I was told to come by the following day by Marc with no specific time to walk the dogs with other volunteers. I arrived at 10am finding that Marc was out and only Bob was there. That alone was not an issue, but... Bob offered to let me play with one of the dogs (Stevie) in their play pen. Im not sure if Bob is qualified to handel the dogs or even let them interact with other humans. As soon as he brought the dog out i cautiously tried to introduce myself to the dog only to be bit. Being a rescue i understood the dogs may have temperment issues, and i backed off. Bob still insisted we take the dog out to the pen where again the dog jumped on me and bit my forearm more aggressively. At this point i understood the dog had issues and didnt want to upset it more. Bob CONTINUED to insist we go into the pen and sit down. Really? Now im in a cage, sitting neck level with an erratic dog and a handler with no common sense or ability to control the animal. Bob spouted off some ignorant excuses assuring me things were fine. They wernt. AGAIN, the dog bit me, viciously, breaking the skin through my hoodie. Carefully, i eyed the dog and made my way to my car only to notice i needed some kind of gauze for my now bleeding arm. This rescue has color coordinantes for their dogs, i would really like to know what this dogs agression was labeled, dispite Bob telling me stevie was his favorite. This dog clearly had issues as it attacked without any warnings such as growling, bearing its teeth, or any other body posture. Its a dangerous animal and its handler was completely unfit to control it. Bob seems to have little to no common sense or ability to think critically. I would never threaten legal actions against a rescue, and they make you sign a waiver, but i want to be clear a waiver does not completly absolve you from legal repercussions. Someone should explain that, in great detail to the owner. Also, i dont blame the dog and would never want it hurt or have it put down. But someone else is my shoes could have eaisly called the cops, streaming blood and had the dog taken away and possibly euathenized. Luckly i didn't need stitches, its just a gouge, but the fact Jodi or someone with my contact information didnt even bother to contact me and offer an apology, which Bob didnt, or even see how I was.... is absolutely pathetic. I would guess theyre too scared, i mean what could they even say. I hope this establishment finds capable and competent employees for the sake of its animals and future volunteers. Absolutely disgusting how inept these people are. If they wernt a (understaffed) rescue, i would be coming for thier jobs and "blood".

Poop Guyz did not disappoint. Will was very professional, courteous, very polite, and very…read morethorough! He had a big job at my house with 6 dogs. Great pricing and lots of options. We will be continuing to use this service.

Great customer service. I called "the guyz" on a Saturday afternoon, and the owner answered his…read morephone - no voicemail - while on vacation. Had someone out at my place by Monday early afternoon. Place looks better than it ever has, just in time for spring. Will definitely use again.

My two small dogs' nails needed a trim and they are super uncooperative when my husband and I try…read moreto do it. I called another local kennel first and they wanted a laundry list of vaccinations and records before they would accommodate a five minute nail trim. I then called Fire Hydrant and they were able to get me in immediately. The woman (I'm assuming owner) and her daughter were very helpful and calming. She also provided education on behavior modification, which was helpful and informative. I not only recommend to others but will be returning again in the future.

Please reconsider using this groomer. A long story short - my wife picked our dog up with a large…read morecut. The dog needed 10 stitches, but the groomer did not say anything at the time. My wife noticed it right away and the groomer denied that it was her fault. We couldnt afford to take her to court, but she was definitely in the wrong. The facility she uses is filthy and make sure to check out her "liability clause" that was last handwritten in orange marker. Very unprofessional. This is your warning!

I placed an order for an item on October 10th. I have emailed them, called them multiple times and…read morethey won't accept new messages on their social media. zero tracking updates - total scam. don't waste your time or money, unfortunately have to dispute this with my bank because you cannot get ahold of anyone.

Such a lovely store. Lisa (the owner) is super friendly and personable. The children's clothing…read moreselection is so adorable! I would 10/10 recommend stopping by this store because you are sure to find something you love and enjoy conversing with Lisa.

A woman has dedicated her life and home to providing a sanctuary for exotic pets. It's a great…read moreplace to visit, pet, and even hold animals you may never otherwise see so close in your lifetime. She asks for a small donation when you go, and you know the donation is going to good use. That being said, for now, the sanctuary is in her house. When she relocates to a new building dedicated strictly to animals, this will be a must-see location. In the meantime, feel free to donate and know your money is truly going to a good cause.