I do like bone appetite but I am not sure about the self-wash situation. I have a little 18lb…read morepoodle and a 21lb cockapoo. The first time I took them to the self wash I was charged for a medium and a large sized dog self-wash after telling them my dogs weight. Now a second time I go and they asked for my dogs weight, I said 18 and 21lbs. I had also gotten a few exotic treats that were not priced so I didn't think anything when I heard the total. When I got home and look at the receipt I noticed I was charged for 2 large dogs. Mind you we had to wash both dogs in the same tub at the same time. Their normal groomer doesn't even charge them as large dogs because they are not. So I guess I'm just confused on the pricing because a 21lb cockapoo is BARELY a medium sized dog... so I guess great for treats bad for self washing.

This store is great. I love Ollie and her blue hair! She is so kind, helpful, and knowledgeable…read more She helped me find what I needed.

Best Friends Animal Society wasn't on our original Grand Circle itinerary, but after seeing we had…read moresome extra time on a Thursday in Mid April, we decided to take a tour of the grounds. They had availability for the Grand Tour and after eating at the nearby Angel Village Cafe, we were off on the shuttle. Ours was a pretty personal tour with only 6 people in total. We first went over to see the resident pigs, including plenty of petting. I loved how they flopped down, ready for belly scratches, immediately upon us entering the pen! We then took a drive around Dogtown, then a stop at Cat World, including a visit into one of the 11 buildings on site. Plenty of cats lounging around to pet. Finally, we drove around the Bunny House, Wild Friends building, and Horse Haven. All in all, it took around an hour and a half, with plenty of excellent commentary the entire time. I do have to say I am a little skeptical about some of the stories - for example our tour guide Amanda told us about an animal shelter which didn't have any employees on site during the weekends so every Friday they euthanized the animals in their care... No way, right? Before visiting Best Friends Animal Society, I thought it was kind of cult-like, but they don't seem to be particularly pushy. In the end, it's a free tour, making it a cheap and entertaining way to spend an afternoon.

The Land Of Oz…read more.... My wife and I planned a 2 week road trip across the Southwest US with a 5 night stop in Kanab. One day was for Zion National Park and most of the other 3 days were for our first visit to Best Friends. It was time well spent. As a Facebook friend explained....."There is nothing in this world like Best Friends. What they do is amazing. Angels come to life right here on earth." Best Friends is not a country version of any animal shelter you've experienced. It's like a city for cats, dogs, goats, horses, pigs, rabbits and others who were abandoned, injured or thrown away - spread among 4,200 acres of buildings, corrals and playgrounds. For most people, it's the biggest farm or ranch they've ever seen or imagined. Best Friends is massive, but their job is massive. They accept animals from all situations across the US...rehabilitate them and facilitate their fostering or adoption. During the fires in Los Angeles, they rescued hundreds. Aside from a happy home, an animal remaining at Best Friends will receive more care and love from employees (815) and volunteers (thousands) than anywhere else. We took the Grand Sanctuary Tour one day and went on 2 tours another day to the Bunny House and Goat/Pigs. Then we volunteered an afternoon with 2 dogs which was something we'll never forget. And remember to stop at their cafe. For $5, you get a buffet lunch of great tasting vegan food...and a view from the large patio overlooking what you'd swear is the Grand Canyon. Best Friends helps them live their best lives. It's like the Land of Oz.

I adopted my beautiful Nina from the shelter. She has become my best friend. She has fit into our…read morelifestyle and loves to go on trips.

I love being able to volunteer here & I adopted my puppy from here. All kinds of animals are…read moreavailable from here at different times so if you're looking to adopt I'd keep an eye out here! Adoption prices are cheap and volunteers and workers are kind people.

We drive 80 miles for the amazing grooming for XLarge dogs !…read moreThe staff are great with our over 100lb each furbabies that sometimes try to head the other direction when they see a small dog. The furmanator brushing and bathe is worth the wait.

I went there for an item I needed for my little dog and found out they carry Stella and chewy line…read moreof dog food which I had ordered on line. Now I can get it locally being my dog is "SPECIAL "

David and Kathy were great, they kept our dogs for 3 weeks and the results were amazing. I wanted…read morea trainer that did not use treats or shock collars and I finally found David who trains by commands only. Although we need more training then they do, David works patiently with us too. We went for our dogs graduation and learned how to continue their good behavior. Cathy had them groomed, bathed and looking good. I recommend them both highly. Thanks so much for everything David and Kathy Meri C.

Dave came over to meet our Alaskan Klee Kai 4 month old puppy for an initial consult and in house…read morepuppy training. The lessons he provided right off the bat were appreciated and implemented. Seeing how well she responded we wanted to immediately start her in his 3 week course as AKKs are known for darting and not listening. However, Dave said "Let your puppy be a puppy and contact us in a couple more months." I really appreciate him saying that. We continued training her at home while enjoying her puppy bonding time and 2 1/2 months later dropped her off. Three weeks without her was hard but we did it! When we picked her up we found the same happy pup but with added obedience. She even retained the training we taught her at home (we have a dog door bell system to signal outside for potty). Her auto-sit while walking and sit+stay / down+stay on leash are quite impressive and you can tell how proud she is when performing these commands as well as sitting at the door waiting to be invited in/out. In the back yard she's perfect with 'heel' but in the real world she's still a bit excited. That's expected with her breed and we will continue to train daily with the skills Dave taught us. Loyal K-9 is highly recommended for obedience training. While it was hard not to have her for three weeks it really has paid off. Thanks Dave and Cathy!

We needed to come here for a checkup for our 14 year kitty, Jerry. We travel full time and he…read moreneeded an update on his meds. The staff and Dr. Johnson were very nice and super helpful. We truly appreciate them getting us in and taking care of Jerry for us. On a side note, if you're coming here, there are no public restrooms. So, be sure you go before you come.

I dread it every time I have to come here. Their receptionist (Ms Rhoades) is so obnoxious. Someone…read moreshould get her a stool so she get off her high horse.

Could not find anywhere near Show Liw to surrender our dog and they took him st no charge! Very…read morenice staff!

Terrible care of animals. My dog was captured , harassed…read moreand traumatized by them and taken in and called a "stray". she had her collar on with clear identification, obviously not a stray. I called an hour after she was missing . They told me to wait 2 hours until open before I could retrieve her. When I picked her up : 1. her coat was covered in some kind of waxy film 2. They gave her various vaccines without my permission 3. She developed a rash and scabs all over her body from the short stay there. This all happened in the 2 hours she was there. My daughters healthy cat was also captured and brought there. It got parasites there and died after coming home. Another friends dog was mistreated there and got sick and traumatized after being captured and taken there.

I recently purchase a beautiful Mini Golden doodle from Bass Creek Doodles…read morelocated in Chino Valley Arizona. I was lucky enough to be able to get pick of the litter and selected a beautiful girl which I named Sasha. Carrie Bass and her husband have been the best breeders I have ever used and were so kind to offer pictures right after her birth and on Easter and again on Mother's Day. I also paid a personal visit at their home and got to meet the beautiful mother of Sasha and also hold Sasha in my lap where she promptly fell asleep. They offered excellent coaching on everything from potty training, to feeding schedule and recommended pet insurance along with recommended perfect health by NuVet Plus. What was most amazing although the doodles were only 5 weeks old, she had already taught them to sit!! I was also given as a gift a a snuggle puppy for my sweet Sasha. I can't say enough about how professional and animal friendly they are and can't give them a 5 rating because they really deserve a 10+. I feel blessed to have come across their path. Thomas Watkins Prescott, Arizona

Our family is so happy we found bass creek doodles! We have two of our pups from them and we could…read morenot be happier. Carrie and Rick put so much love into the puppies and it shows! They are also so great at keeping in touch and seeing how the puppies blend into their new homes, and we love being able to see the litters as they grow