I had the opportunity to volunteer with Majestic Wings Rescue (MWR) after donating some bird…read moresupplies in November 2025. I've volunteered at dog rescues in the past (fostered 28 dogs), but this was my first experience with a bird rescue. Audrey and Tina were so patient with all of my questions. Audrey even gave me advice that's helped me with my ducorp's cockatoo, Silly Billy. I had no intention of adopting, but a little goffin's cockatoo, Coco(nut) connected with me. In January 2026, I formally adopted her. Audrey has been helpful with any follow-up questions I've had. Like every rescue I've ever dealt with, the adoption paperwork clearly states adoption expectations, e.g., no breeding, trying to make money off of, or giving the bird to someone else. I felt like the adoption fee was fair, and I know that money is being used to help cover food, vet fees, etc. for the birds. Heck, a routine check up at the avian vet for Silly Billy costs me more than Coco(nut)'s adoption fee. If anyone tells you birds aren't expensive, they're not taking care of their birds. Those little pterodactyl's vet visits cost a fortune even when it's a routine checkup! If you want a bird, I suggest getting one from a rescue. Volunteering at a rescue gives you a healthy perspective on what it takes to care for a bird. Find a bird that connects with you and is a good fit. That bird is likely going to be a different bird than what you originally wanted.

We have adopted 3 birds from Majestic Wings. Audrey loves them all and continues to follow them and…read moresupport any questions or concerns we have. She ensures they are vet checked, disease checked, DNA sexed and works with them on diet and training until she finds the right home. I have referred several potential adopters to her due to the level of support she provides. It is a small rescue with big goals and a lot of birds no other rescue would take. She loves them all, the good, bad, ugly, bites, screamers, plucked, ill, old, young, small to extra large. She puts literally her entire life into the rescue. She also stands up for the birds if they are adopted out and it turns out the adopters were dishonest or sold the bird elsewhere against the adoption agreement. ​​

Luckily we were able to be seen right away with very little notice. The staff was friendly and…read morequick. The front desk area and waiting room were all clean and newly renovated. Overall great experience.

Dedicated Doctors and staff who truly love what they do and treat your pet wonderfully. From the…read moreinitial greeting to you leaving, staff was friendly and professional. The office was clean and fresh and the examination was thorough. I strongly recommend this place.

I've been using Sandy Memorial Animal Hospital for a few years. They are very passionate about the…read moreanimals and their prices are very reasonable compared to other vets in the Pee Dee Area. All 3 female vets are very good, never had any issues at all. They are also pretty quick in getting you an appointment. L. Besler Darlington, SC

Nice professional staff. Treated my baby with love and care. Exceptional experience. Treated Noel…read morefor a tooth infection. She also received shots and a nail trim. Reasonable prices.

Just moved here from Texas and Dr. Curry and the staff were utterly professional to the end degree…read more His professional acumen was highly impressive and his diagnosis was spot on . In all my years as an animal rescuer, there are a few veterinarians that are like Dr.Curry. Kudos to him and his staff.

I'm very pleased with Dr curry and his staff they take good care of my animals and they like it…read morethere. Wished I would have known about them alot sooner.

Was a super fast visit but the price left a bad taste in my mouth…read more Really wish they would match prices on products.

over the last 15 years and 3 generations of beloved dogs my reviews were all 5 star ravings, NO…read moreLONGER true. Today was a terrible experience. More worried about collecting $80 Here's the full story of Reese's end of life today. For a year I've been concerned about her pain and didn't want her suffering. Her Veterinarian was certain it was arthritis and could be managed. 6 months + of monthly injections and adding 2 more pain killers over that time nothing seemed to improve. Today was her arthritis injection appointment and having physically carried her in and outdoors the last 2 days to potty I called ahead and notified them it was time to end her suffering. A different Veterinarian in the practice saw her this morning and decided it her legs were "very bad and most likely advanced cancer" and was certainly the best decision. Heres what hurts, month after month after month of $200 vet technician appointments for arthritis treatments that apparently gave her no relief. The money isn't the issue as much as her extended suffering is if the diagnoses was that off. So, im sitting on the floor, my back against the public hall door of the examination room, her head in my lap. The Doc had given her a light sedative to relieve her anxiety so they could insert an IV needle and left the room saying she'd get sleepy in anout 10 mins. So im speaking softly to her rubber her ears,saying my goodbye's. This is her last 10 mins of knowing me, a time to be at peace and say goodbyes. Suddenly the door hits me in the back, its the front desk cashier. She says to me through the crack in the door, Mr Osward its gonna be 80 dollars today can i get your credit card or check if your using one and ill ring you up? "Are you serious I responded. I'm on the floor tears running down my face, my dogs head in my lap, her last moments of consciousness on earth, my last moments to console and comfort her and they interrupt it to get paid for a service they havent even performed yet...she hasnt even been put to sleep yet. I tossed a credit card through the crack in the door telling her to charge what she wanted. So thats the last few minutes with Reeses and the memory im probably stuck with. Not the peaceful sorrowful last few minutes i wished for either of us. 16 yrs, 3 generations of dogs, this is NOT Dr. Charles Hewitts Westside Veterinary Clinic in any form now.

You could say I'm biased BUT the SNIP clinic gives animals the BEST of care. We have a wonderful…read morevet, Dr. Elizabeth Wilcox, that treats every animal like it was her own. All the staff love animals and pamper them all day long.

3.7 stars not surprised! Very rude people, both vet/owners & front desk. There are better options…read morein town

They refused to give my dog a refill on his medicine that he has to have or he will die he is…read morelosing weight he needs help I am in Oregon and no money for a vet here please help my best friend

I took my green cheek conure for an overgrown beak and nail trim. He was unable to eat normally and…read morethis has been an ongoing problem. He needed trims every 6 to 8 weeks. Dr Milligan barely took anything off the beak with a dremel tool. I kept asking for her to take more off but she wasnt comfortable doing that. I was not satisfied with this service. Made another appointment with another vet for the next day to have his beak fixed. Footloose Vet charges more for this service than a Certified Avian Vet. After sending a message on FB in regards of not being satisfied it took them less than an hour to block my profile on FB. Needless to say I wont be taking any of my other animals there. 2 cats, 2 more birds and a dog. Do NOT recommend!

Wonderful people, good prices, and always takes care of my animals!read more