Store is always clean. Staff is SUPER helpful! Groomers are great! Selection is phenomenal.read more

Drove an hour to get some more fish for my aquarium since it is the closest pet store to me…read more Unfortunately, the jerk working at the aquariums refused to bag up some fish for me. Why? Because I would not tell him my name. I never had to do it before. I do not recommend this store.

was in there for 5 minutes, went to leave and one of the employees was very rude to me and my two…read moresisters.. very unprofessional of her and i hope learns on how to be nice to costumers.

Our Goldendoodle has been groomed by Petco multiple times, however, this specific location we went…read moreto while we were traveling was the epitome of awful. From the get-go, Hailey was rude and unprofessional; she was unsure of how to do his haircut because of minor matting behind his elbows and kept repeating "i don't know, I'll try.". To my understanding, Petco has policies and requirements for groomers and their respective credentials, but it seemed like the team as a whole lacked the fundamentals. After speaking with Hailey over the phone to provide clarification and ask if I could answer any questions, she said no and that I should expect Bruno in about 4 hours. About an hour and a half later, the "previous salon manager" Ashley calls me saying that he is matted all over and that I need to pick him up or else they will shave him as the only solution. In a passive-aggressive and condescending manner, she disregarded any autonomy we have in our dog's style and showed a complete lack of professionalism. Upon picking him up, I spoke with the store manager, Rendy who was kind enough to tell us the truth behind why they refused to work on Bruno. In a professional way, she said that they do not want to upset picky dog owners; every dog owner deserves to be picky if they spend a considerable amount of time maintaining their coat. Rendy admitted that Ashley should not have provided misinformation over the phone falsely claiming that he is matted all over. The salon tech showed my wife how they brush through the coat and the second a tangle stops the brush, they diagnose it as all-around matting and thus refuse service. Although Rendy was kind enough to try justifying the groomer's lack of professionalism, she agreed and stated "It would have been worse if they continued with Bruno." I have had a poor experience with Petco before in which headquarters reached out, once again apologizing for a store's lack of professionalism. I think I am recognizing the trend. I believe if you have a low-maintenance dog with fairly straightforward genetic coat patterns, Petco is actually not a bad idea. However, if you are looking for someone who is educated in more modern genetically cross bred dogs, find an actual professional; quality over quantity!

Got a Male Crowntail betta looked good when I got him went home rinsed the tank and rocks and…read moreenrichment items. Put betta safe water into the tanks set it up let him acclimate to his water, then put him in the water. I fed him after he had calmed down that night, checked back that morning and my water was cloudy just thought the tank was gross, I had somewhere to go that morning and didn't have time to clean it. I regret it came back that night and he was cover in a thick weird film that I found out is a bacterial infection and it had killed him I had him for thirty hours! I don't know if this was the fish or tank or what but all I know is the fish died after a day and a half. R.I.P Finnic

Nice neat store. Products look well placed and the two employees I encountered were nice and…read morehelpful. I will say a few weeks ago my wife and I came to the store at night and two employees were parked on the curb smack dab in front of the store smoking. Not a good store image girls.

What a scam these people are running! Their taxes (public info, I highly encourage you to see for…read moreyourself) show they bring in almost $2million per year, and only work 5 hours a week each. They put very little time and money towards the animals and always claim to be "out of room" or "full". If they make so much, why are they not expanding? Oh wait, they are! A direct quote from a Q and A to them recently: "How much have you expanded since 2020?" Their direct quote answer: "4." 4?? 4!! In 2 years, with almost $2million a year, and they've only expanded by 4!? Are you kidding me?! Their direct quote as an answer to that: "well, it's hard to get contractors to do it," ect. Blah, blah, blah. So you mean to tell me that out of all the contractors in Jonesboro, Paragould, and allllll the other surrounding areas, NONE will allow themselves to be hired for your organization? If that doesn't speak for itself than I don't know what does! Guess what else I've learned by looking at their taxes - the organization works for themselves. They call themselves "employees", not "volunteers", which confirms further what their taxes report - they're cutting themselves a paycheck out of what is donated to the animals! Hundreds of thousands in salaries in fact! Non-profit my ass! It's as bad as getting a check from the government for the child you adopted and giving yourself a manicure with the money instead of using it for the child! If they wanted a career with it, don't claim it's non-profit, and spend more time with the animals or with the organization! They need love, care, bonding, and socialization! What does 5 hours per week per person provide enough time for with 60 animals? If I were to guess, it's only enough time to feed and water and clean up after them. Talk about animal inprisonment! They're like inmates, here's your food, water, a place to crap, and a roof over your head. See ya on the other side once someone bails you out! Pathetic! How about using the money to do what it's donated for? Like expanding, better, upgraded facilities, animal food pantry, donating to animals in need and other organizations or to people who need help with vet fees. Speaking of vet fees, lower your adoption fees! Everyone knows that vets help organizations with vaccination, spay, and neuter fees, by reduced fees and sometimes not even charging anything at all depending on the vet, so stop claiming the adoption fees are to cover vet fees. By the way, their backup reason doesn't work either (another direct quote): "If people can't afford a $160 dog then they can't afford to take care of it." What a slap in the face to those with pets who are poor or in poverty! And also, so not true! Name a time someone spent $160 on a trip to get dog/cat food for their dogs/cats. Most people have 1-3 dogs or cats per household. Look it up. And I highly doubt 1-3 dogs/cats can even eat $160 worth of dog/cat food bags per week. This whole organization is based on lies and scams. I've only discussed the most obvious in this review. To go over the rest would take days. And by the way, I WANT A REFUND FOR ALL MY DONATIONS I'VE MADE TO YOUR ORGANIZATION, and i think you should all resign and let someone else take over who puts the animals and organization first!

These people are AMAZING! They had youtube video's up of some of their dogs so you can actually…read moresee the dog to get a sense for it. I first found a dog I was interested in (and thus Wynne Animal Shelter) by using petfinder.com We called and asked that they take another video (as they are located in Arkansas and we are in Texas) and they kindly obliged. When we were ready to adopt, they went over and beyond, driving over an hour to Memphis Airport and putting the dog on a direct flight to us. the first time they tried, a major weather system came through so they missed the flight, but they drove right out there the next day. We have been in love with our beloved dog, and can't thank Wynne enough for all of the effort they put in to help us find the perfect dog.

We adopted Benson (aka Yukon) three years ago. The staff was fabulous. The kept us informed of…read morehis improvement and did everything they said they were going to do. We would definitely go to Wynne for another rescue.

Terrific place to find yourself a dog or cat...I adopt my little buddy from here....they have a lot…read moreof pets that need homes and loving...

What a great place to rescue a pet from, my husband and I just rescued a dog name spanky from here!…read moreHe is already part of the family and makes us laugh when be gets happy starts running in figure 8. The staff here is great and when you adopt they send you home with a great care package. It's amazing that it only cost$20.00 to adopt for such great pets

Picture it, May 2013. I was scrolling through PetFinder.com when I came upon the cutest, little…read morePersian cat named "Snow Belle". I emailed the contact information & corresponded with a woman by the name of Polly. She was very nice & you could tell that she wanted what was best for Snow Belle. I completed the adoption application & we scheduled a time for them to being over Snow Belle & for us all to meet. She brought over Snow Belle (now named Saffy) & checked out our place to make sure it was safe for a cat. She met with our current cat & deemed that it was a safe environment for Saffy & we paid the adoption fee & they left. It was on the contingent that if things didn't work out we could return Saffy. Saffy took some time to warm up to us but she's now apart of the family. I can't get over how nice Polly & the other woman was that came over to our home. Even after the adoption Polly asked how Saffy was & I'd send pictures & updates. You can really tell that they care about the animals.

Deeply Disappointing and Negative Experience with Second Chance Rescue of Hardy, Arkansas…read more We are writing to formally express our extreme disappointment and serious concerns about our adoption experience with Second Chance Rescue of Hardy, Arkansas (SCoH), an organization affiliated with Petfinder. We adopted a dog listed on Petfinder. Kimberly Solimine was our sole point of contact. After paying the $700 adoption fee (which included promised transportation), communication dropped entirely. Emails and texts went unanswered. We waited more than six weeks for transport. When told it would be delayed another two weeks, we drove seven hours ourselves to pick her up out of concern. No transportation refund was offered. Upon arriving home, we took her straight to our veterinarian. We were shocked to discover multiple undisclosed health issues: - Confirmed heartworm disease (requiring immediate and ongoing treatment - Severe bilateral ear infections - Two hot spots (one classified as severe) - Dental problems, including a broken tooth and others that may need extraction - Active fleas - Extremely filthy coat with a strong ammonia smell, as if she had been kept in urine-soaked conditions - Two unregistered microchips (neither disclosed nor registered) The Petfinder profile described the dog as being in "great health," up to date on all vaccinations, spayed, receiving regular vet check-ups, well-behaved, affectionate, loving walks, and great with people. In our experience, almost none of that matched: she arrived in poor condition, shows fear of strangers (shaking), panics on a leash, and appears to have had very little positive human interaction or exercise. The rescue's own website states that all animals receive "complete medical care, microchips, flea/tick preventative, vaccines, spay/neuter, worming, and health checks." Our dog's condition upon arrival does not align with that claim. Additional issues we encountered: - No physical rabies tag -- only a photo of paperwork showing an expired date (02/09/16). - No detailed medical records, vaccination history - No adoption interview or home check -- we were never asked any questions about our suitability. - No transparency about the facility (no visits allowed, no photos posted). We strongly believe Petfinder should review its partnership with this organization. Adopters deserve transparency, accurate descriptions, and animals that have received the care they are advertised as having received. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend Second Chance Rescue of Hardy. Proceed with extreme caution if you are considering adopting from them.

Nobody answered the phone called several times. Wanted to call and see if the dog was still there…read morebefore I drove that far.

went to find possible pup to rescue. They had no pups but were very responsive and we ended up…read morefostering from a referral and helped find owner. The dog was missing for over a year. The family was so shocked upon getting him from us. The shelter is small and needs help with adoptions. tThey are trying. Too many stray animals. Please consider adopting

I know of two dogs in a dog crate at a trailer park on cover on them and no…read moregood or water and no dog tags on them. And all day long they are on here Crate is to small for two days They don't care.