From the dog owner. The owner Daniel was very sweet! He recognized my concerns as a first time…read morecustomer having never gotten my dog groomed before. He treated my fur baby like a princess!

From the owner: We are a Pet Supply Store with Grooming. We specialize unique items and home baked treats. Our…read moregroomers have almost 40 years of experience grooming and will take excellent care of your animals.

This is just like any other Tractor Supply I've ever been to... though the service was quite…read morefriendly and the girl there really knew what she was talking about. It was clean, the bathroom was pretty clean, and the parking is great. Definitely a good TSC.

I love tractor supply but whoever the manager is at this location needs to be fired. No one at this…read morestore knows how to manage the cash register, there were 5 people working and they left this one girl run the front with a line down the store and people just left cause she couldn't figure it out. There's quite a bit of mice droppings all over the store as well that I'm surprised hasn't been addressed. I'd stick to the family farm and home store before ever going here again. I hope corporate comes in and puts this location back to the standards of the rest.

Friendly, clean, caring. I did not adopt, but this facility and the people involved are amazing.read more

Went to adopt my second dog from here and I'm pissed that they flaunt and advertise that they're a…read more"no-kill" shelter because that couldn't be farther from the truth. I saw a dog on Petfinder that caught my eye. I sent a question to them regarding the dog, trying to figure out if it would work out with my current dog. I got an answer back saying that the dog was no longer available and they were sorry they hadn't taken down his profile yet. I went to the shelter to walk through with my family and mentioned the dog to a staff member there. She seemed very sad and kept talking about how he was very sweet and it was too bad. She finally let it slip when talking to another staff member that he was put down because he had been there so long. I was pissed that they try to bank off of being a no-kill shelter and yet they clearly put down dogs occasionally that are perfectly healthy.

Unfortunately, Wet Nose was a very bad experience for our dog. As soon as we picked him up, we…read morenoticed how filthy he was. We always take him straight over for a bath whenever we've boarded him anywhere, but this time we actually threw away his bed and his collar. Everything was nasty. He also struggled for a couple days after being at Wet Nose with wounds on the pads of his feet. Skin was off in several areas and they were cut up and very tender. Not sure how all that happened, but we would never recommend them after that. Poor little fella. It's actually almost laughable that they call it a "resort". (I've included a picture of their accommodations). It was not a nice place at all, in our opinion. I'm saving this for last because it's not uncommon for dogs to lose their appetite when away from home and family, but it's worth mentioning that when we picked him up, he still had 60% of the food we sent when we dropped him off. We had it all calculated out @ 1 cup servings x 3/day. That was a bit concerning to us, as well.

Nicest store I've seen in a long time. Fair prices priceless knowledge. The store mascot is pretty…read morecool too!

Great option for supplies, fish. Helpful and knowledgeable staff. I will definitely be backread more

Crystal is an amazing trainer, she is a dog lover first and uses that to train the pups using…read morepositive reinforcement rather than negative like shock collars or things of that nature. You will not be disappointed. I highly recommend the personal sessions. You better book your time slot fast she she will fill up quickly.

I've never dealt with someone so unprofessional. Our classes were in the middle of a store, never…read moreeven set an actual time for classes, as it was 11 at one point, then 12 at another point. Classes were supposed to start May 19th... and they are only on the third class. She will not refund me even though we had only went to the first class. When I asked for her to let me know a time that would be good for a makeup of our second class, she never responded to the question. I'm extremely disappointed with Crystal. She never once acknowledged my dog in our first class. So if you have 100 dollars to throw in the trash, I recommend the class! But if not, then I don't recommend Passion Fur Paws and I would take your business elsewhere. I'm not sure how my dog is supposed to learn when the trainer doesn't even acknowledge her.

Please take the time to read, as this may be quite lengthy…read more I know the nature of doing business is trying to make a profit, however, based on our personal interaction with Paul, you would never get the impression that making a profit was what mattered. He made it abundantly clear that you and the loss of your beloved pet is what mattered. We called to seek services and without even hesitation or the mention of packages and pricing, all Paul wanted to know was "What was her name." Not in a way to write up a form, but in general interest of wanting to know what important pet has left your family. My family has been in animal rescue for years and no one has ever taken that caring approach on wanting to know about the pet first. What was she like, how she mattered to you and her importance in your life. He made you feel like you indeed are dealing with a loss and it was definitely significant. Upon meeting him, it was understood why. He had a dog, Brady, that was his whole world. This dog travelled the nation with him and was his companion for years. He was known in the community and was very beloved. Sadly, he passed away and Paul knew first hand the great loss it weighs on the heart. He took that loss and somehow translated into being able to comfort those during their sadness and making them feel like they are not just a transaction. He sympathized, because he felt that pain before. He understood, because he has been there before. And for some, these pets are their whole world, and he has known that, because he had Brady. This is the kind of care that you want handling your cremations for your fur babies. You want someone who will cradle them, as they carry them away from your car and you want someone who hands you back a beautiful urn with a lovely wildflower seed heart to plant, so that the love continues to live on. I do not say this lightly, but if you are in your time of despair due to pet loss... Paul is the best person to handle your cremation needs. Thank you Paul.

Saying goodbye to your best friend is incredibly tough. Finding the right place for them is a huge…read moreworry, but Whispering Pines Pet Cemetery makes that difficult time easier by providing unwavering compassion and dignity. This is a Veteran-owned business, and you immediately feel that dedication to service and care. The owner, Paul, personally handles everything--from the time your pet arrives until they're laid to rest. This level of personalized dignity is rare, and it truly takes the stress and fear out of that final journey. Paul's goal is simple: to make sure you leave feeling better than when you arrived, certain that your companion is in the most dedicated hands. They offer compassionate options for burial, cremation, and pre-planning, all handled with respect. If you want a final resting place that honors your companion's unconditional love, you won't find better care than at Whispering Pines. Highly recommend.