Adoption prices are exceptional high (not by itself a deal breaker) but this does include full…read morevetting such as a dental if needed. They require $350 of training classes up front in addition to these fees and vet expenses. The dental info is not forth coming and could become a large liability since they reserve the right to remove the dog at their discretion for the life of the pet. They, also, will guarantee heart worm status. In addition, they do not hold a non-profit status. That says a great deal right there. One more insight, at the end of one of their handout about nutrition, they accuse vets for taking money for food recommendations. This is far from the truth, vets receive a discount from most pet food companies for personal pets, only.

Short: The owner…read more(Jeff) called to tell us our family was selected to adopt or our wonderful dream dog. After agreeing and sending confirmation that we did want to adopt... They decided to back out gave him to another family Long My wife and I made the wonderful decision to want to grow our family this year. We have been looking for dogs for awhile. After much deliberation and research, we decided an Italian Greyhound would be an excellent fit for the many needs of our little family. We spent time searching for an Italian Greyhound we could rescue, even contacting breed-specific rescues. Even though we are ideal applicants, we were told that these rescues are not receiving the same influx of greyhounds they used to, and we would be waiting YEARS if we were even lucky enough to get one at all. Within 24 hours of this correspondence with this other rescue, they contacted us. They said they had information of an Italian greyhound coming to the state through a different rescue. We were so grateful for their help and felt this was a special, clandestine experience we were having to grow our family. We placed our applications in minutes, called to confirm our family's application, and after a week of waiting I received a call that we were selected. This meant the whole world to our small family and felt like a calling from the universe. Instead, I received radio silence the next day... and was then followed by an email that they would be instead giving the dog to another family , even after we confirmed that we were selected. Why? Because another family (the foster) apparently was more deserving. What a heartbreaking decision by this company. After we have done everything right... the long hours of research, the arduous application, all the hard things to just simply want to grow our family taken away. How can an organization choose to get people's hopes up and break their hearts by saying we "made it"... only to just take it away. It isn't right or fair.

After trying to adopt twice from 2 Blondes All Breed Rescue and being heartbroken both times from…read moretheir lack of professionalism, their failure to respond to questions or inquiries, and the poor way they arrange adoptions, I began to search for any and all local shelters. I looked for weeks on all of the shelters websites and almost every dog I was interested in was here at Boulder Valley. All the staff members are helpful and sweet; they answered all my questions and even answered the phone a few minutes after closing to help me. Then I found Zeus. Looking through their website, I stumbled upon him and knew I had to meet him. So I played hooky from work, loaded up my husband, roommate, and her dog and headed out. They were more than happy to have my husband and I meet Zeus one on one and then move him to the big pin out front to meet my roommates dog. From there, my husband and I decided to sit on it over night. The next day, I called and placed a hold on Zeus and then drove that following afternoon to go and get him. The paperwork took about 15 minutes to complete and the staff were so excited to bring him out to me to go home. I went from heartbroken and feeling like we'd never find a dog to walking out of Boulder Valley overjoyed. Thank you guys again for everything. Your kindness and willing to do whatever is needed to find these pets their forever homes is what makes you guys stand out!

Today I took my 15-year-old. Dog to the vet and the customer service. I got was very racist, very…read moreuncalled for and degrading. I was told I need to show proof that I was low-income by bringing in my social security paperwork, which that is illegal to ask for on top of the fact that they never let us know that they no longer did in-house payments. If we would have known that we wouldn't have had them do the services that they did. I don't know how they expect someone to pay if they don't have it.Especially someone that's low income and for the secretary that checked this out, it was very rude and disrespectful to my husband on top of the fact that as soon as my husband left out of the building, she was a it's still being rude and being hateful and acting racist toward us. My dog has been going to the vet there for a long time. Now, they've seen him last year at this time for his allergies and the lumps on his body. If you didn't have so much turnover, you guys would know what the last person who's seen him told us about the lumps. I don't think they have their stuff together there. Because one vet told us something last year to make him comfortable. There's nothing they can do for him. And now, this bet is saying the same thing about act rude about it like we weren't not caring for our dog correctly. My dog gets the best treatment ever Financially went in debt. To make sure my dog had a major surgery, I don't appreciate the disrespect, and if you guys are a facility that is racist, then please put a sign up that you're racist

I honestly don't understand the bad reviews at all. These are dogs that have been rescued from high…read morekill shelters and often have been through very traumatic events. Their purpose is to try to find the best fit possible for these dogs so as to make sure these dogs aren't put through more trauma and have forever homes. With that, merely putting in an application for a dog doesn't guarantee you're the best fit for the dog you're interested in compared to somebody else. From what I understand they will often take a while to go through their applications because they want to make sure the dog gets adopted by the best candidate for the dog. There are plenty of dogs my fiancé and I could've applied for and probably would've been denied for because they just wouldn't have been a good fit. Also...I'm sorry, but given the fact that this is a RESCUE, not a breeder or whatever, they can't guarantee the breed of the dog ffs. Since they're a non-profit I don't think they have the funds for DNA tests when they're often funding medical treatment etc for the dogs they're rescuing. If you're heart set on adopting a breed, don't rescue I guess? We adopted our dog several days ago and we are in love. His foster family was amazing and we even have made a point to stay in touch with them so they can see how he's doing :) It took Becca/the fosters a few days to get back to us but the process was exactly as expected given the fact that they clearly wanted to extensively look through applications. He is such a wonderful fit in our family and we are really grateful we went through a rescue that clearly really cares about every dog they adopt out.

I am a retired 65‑year‑old single man, a cancer survivor, and the sole caregiver for my 95‑year‑old…read moremother. I'm looking for a small companion to travel with and keep us company. I have a well‑kept, fenced‑in backyard that borders open space. I filled out their form and waited for a response, but none came. Three weeks into the process, I reached out for an update--any update--and still received nothing. They have been extremely unprofessional. The term "ghosting" is fairly new to me, but I would say these people are being childish and petty. Support another agency--one that cares as much about the customer as they do about the rescued pup. Thanks for listening.

Today is Hazel's 9th Birthday and every year, we buy her little loafs and/or round liver cakes to…read morecelebrate! This year we opted for liver loaf, #9 cookie and sang so she could eat up her yummy loaf! She loved it! We buy all of Hazel's treats from PC's, we love their in-house made cookies, polka dot cod skins, Andersen's lamb (bison) lung and order in her NULO dog food (special edition, large breed) and we love visiting!! Hazel loves, in particular, all of the cookies she gets, every time, we come in to visit. I even purchase those same treats for my daughter's golden, named Coopey and mail them to Pasadena, just for his consumption, lol! On certain years, we have cookies made in Hazel's likeness, get about 40-50 cookies and smelling them in delivery box is tempting and actually, some of my husband's co-workers ate cookies!! We are repeat customers, we'll always return here to buy treats for our girl!!

This is a jewel in Boulder! You receive knowledgeable ,friendly service & a selection of the best…read moreproducts for your furry friends in town.

This organization stole $300 from me. I adopted two cats from them through PetCo. After trying…read morefor weeks to help the undersocialized cats adapt to my cathouse, one bit me several times requiring medical attention. I had to return the bonded pair to Nicole with FRFR. I filled out an online form on her phone for a full refund. After numerous attempts of contacting Nicole and FRFR, I filed a complaint with the BBB. They attempted numerous times to contact FRFR with zero response. Awful support with their animals, and now considered thieves.

This rescue was awful. We adopted a dog from them a few months ago and were told he "had no issues…read moreat all, was a perfect dog around people and other animals, was house trained and perfect with other animals." All of these things were lies. He is dog reactive, wasn't leash trained when we got him, still pees in the house from time to time, reacts aggressively to men, and has such horrible separation anxiety that he tears apart his bedding in his crate unless we sedate him before we leave. It's not his fault at all, and we understand that, but for this shelter to not mention any of the above issues, which we noticed in less than a week, they would have to be either A) Intentionally lying to us, or B) So neglectful and uncaring that they hardly knew the dog at all. The second might be the case, as our dog also showed signs of never being played with, or being played with very little. He not only didn't know what a pull toy was or what to do with it, but he also had no concept of fetch (when we tried to pull the toy with him he would simply drop it, and when we threw a toy he just looked at us, clearly confused.) Last but not least, he reacts to any kind of scolding viscerally and dramatically, literally cowering in fear any time we try to scold him. He's a fabulous dog and he has a heart of gold, and we wouldn't trade him for anything in the world, but the fact that this shelter didn't mention ANY of these issues before we adopted him is completely unacceptable. Add to that the frankly ridiculous 400 dollar adoption fee and you get a recipe for disaster. We feel like we were scammed, and in the future we will stay far, FAR away from this rescue. We suggest everyone else does the same.

Very kind and helpful people that reunited me with my fur babies. I am so thankful to them.read more

I have adopted several cats from the Longmont Humane Society and was very pleased with the process…read moreand outcome. Their assessment of the animals were right on and I have two beautiful forever furry friends

I'm writing this review now because my Siberian, Roxy, is running wild in our house right now and…read moreafter a stressful day her humor is the best medicine. Vera and Tammy are an incredible duo. Vera has great knowledge of her Siberian babies and really wants the best for all of her cats and future kittens. Tammy (and Vera too) are extremely informational on the diet these cats should get. We follow their diet advice strictly and our Roxy is super strong, healthy, shiny, and just a ball of fun. That aside, we couldn't imagine our lives without Roxy. I don't even know how at one point I lived without her. She's absolutely incredible with our kids who are 3 years old and 11 months old. Roxy has been dressed up as a doctor, she's had pretty bows placed gently on her and she continues to love on our kids. She protects them and wants to be around them constantly. She's also very found of our Samoyed as she loves to put her fluffy butt in our dog's face and rest her tail on top of her head. She brings so much happiness to our family. She loves to travel and explore new places. She loves to run and do somersaults off the wall. I'm sure this is all based on personality but Vera and Tammy placed Roxy with us because they knew that she'd be the perfect fit and she sure is. I want more but my husband says we have too many animals (another dog on the way). But maybe one day I'll convince him. Anyway, highly recommend this catery. They really love their babies like no other.

From the owner: The Siberian kittens we offer are exceptional in character and beauty and are hypoallergenic…read more Consistent from litter to litter, these pedigree cats registered with T.I.C.A. integrate well into family configurations including other furry members. We aim to connect with other cat lovers who will appreciate the attention and care we give our cat family. We look for buyers ready to treat their new kitties with love and respect. No declawing or children in the household under 5 years of age.

Uniquely cats helped us navigate the last 6 months of our 20 yr old kitty Bandit. They were so…read moregentle with him. They also listened and adjusted to our desire for palliative care over high intervention. I highly recommend them.

I wound not go back to Uniquely cats. Their charges are incredibly high compared to most veterinary…read moreclinics. My initial visit with labs was just over $900. The lab fees are expensive and the initial visit fee was double then what they quoted me over the phone. The doctor was nice but after all that I still did not have answers as to what caused my cats condition. I took him somewhere for his dental procedures, another issue, since the quotes they gave me we more then double then what i ended up paying at another clinic in Broomfield.

Lifelong dog owner and absolutely Aussie Obsessed woman who has moved every year of my adult life…read more(so far). Safe to say I've brought my dogs into many groomers over the years. This woof gang is my favorite and I've continued to bring my dogs here time and time again. Recently discovered Brooke. She is the best!

Hi! My name is Cedar and my human brought me to Woofgang's for my first grooming experience. I am…read morean Aussie puppy so I can be a bit of a handful, but Flavia and her team of groomers were patient, kind, and made me feel so good! There are all kinds of treats and accessories that my humans can buy for me there, too! My human will definitely be bringing me back for grooming and for delicious treats. Four out of four paws!

Marissa is an amazing dog trainer, and my wife and I cannot recommend her enough. She was able to…read morehelp us with our little bully breed puppy and helped immensely. From crate training to house training to "leave it" commands and leash walking, Marissa was a huge help. She sticks with the positive reward framework, which not only works much better than punishment and corrections, but also is much kinder to the dog.

Marissa has it all! She's knowledgable, caring, fun, a natural with dogs and has tons of patience…read moreand heart! She's sensitive to both the dogs and to their guardians. She was our first Off Leash Behavior Director at Camp Unleashed in Sequoia Lake, CA in Sept. 2011 and did a spectacular job with 30 dogs she had never met before. She handled every detail with grace and enthusiasm and I recommend her highly! She's everything you ever dreamed of in a dog trainer! Annie B, Founder, http://www.CampUnleashed.com