Not only did they transport her from Texas with all her shots and they neutered her they found out…read moreshe has a mass on her nipple and refunded her adoption fee and threw an extra 500 to fund her surgery they are aces ! I love them they really care about there dogs and want them To have the best lives :) Mary

I am a 3-time rescuer from this amazing group of dedicated, hard working and often forgotten people…read morewho commit their lives to those who are unwanted. Tossed away like they don't matter. The lives of these dogs, cats and whatever they are presented with just SHINE with the care and love that they give each and every one of these future family pets. Every dog I have adopted from the is worth every penny!! They come spayed/neutered, vaccinated and got their health certificate for travel and the best part is, they deliver across the country with regularly scheduled vans with dedicated staff who care about delivering the best to you. The quality of dogs and cats that find their way into your heart is just like a lasso that won't let go. Do yourself a favor and if you can adopt an amazing future pet, this is the group you want to go through. Don't listen to the negative reviews as this group has nothing but forthcoming about their animals. I have rescued from them since 2014 and have not experienced a SINGLE OUNCE of a problem.

Super kind people, the two ladies knew every cat by name and their personalities :) This is…read moreVirginia the cat!

They re they recognize a good dog they understand a homeowner situation and they will go 100% to…read moremake sure your animal receive quality care thank you

My sister and I attended the first ever Meowmaste Kitties & Yoga event at Dogtopia in Stone Oak…read morelast Saturday :) ! We had low expectations since it was the first one. But it didn't disappoint at all and turned out to be so much fun :D !! Understandably, these animal yoga events are generally less intense compared to non-animal themed yoga sessions. This yoga event was more of a beginner's level, with an emphasis on kittens and on encouraging people to adopt them :) ! We met some really cute kittens, including a cute tuxedo kitten named Beandip, who reminded us of our beloved family tuxedo cat when we were growing up :) ! We also met and bonded with some amazing and very friendly volunteers and class participants :) ! You can bring your own yoga mat (which I did) :) ! Or you can rent one for $5 a session (which is what my sister did since she didn't have her own) :) ! This particular Dogtopia is planning on hosting Meowmaste kitties & yoga quarterly, with the next one anticipated for April :) ! For dog lovers, a puppies & yoga event will be held here on Sat (Jan 31) :) !

Love it. My dog was deemed too shy at a competitor. Brought to dogtopia and he opened up and…read morefit in with play group quickly . They come home tired hence what we pay $$$ for . They get fed and have access to water. They have themed days with treats . Love the staff and facility

We adopted our new family member, Spencer and couldn't be happier. He has the awesome temperament…read moreof his Doberman breed and the staff is very helpful. I would definitely recommend adopting from UC Animal Shelter!

I visited this place twice and on the second time, I got my Cosmo. It is clean the employees/…read morevolunteers were so knowledgeable and helpful. extremely clean and smells great. The cost of my dog with shots, fixed,etc was under $50 out the door. I love it and plan to donate to their facility in the near future.

This place is amazing. I was two months post partum when my kitten was knocking into my hand as I…read moreprepared my baby's bottle. I got frustrated and pushed him out of the way - unfortunately, I have the most clumsy cat in the world and my pushed caused him to lose balance, he slipped off the counter and got his leg trapped in the oven handle, dislocating his hip on the way down. The cry he let out was the worst noise I've ever heard and I rushed him to the closest vet I knew of - Culebra Creek. I went in carrying my baby's car seat and my brother had the cat in one of those 18 gallon tubs (I had nothing else lol) I walked in absolutely hysterical, barely able to speak or breathe between my sobs. I felt so guilty. Both ladies behind the counter smiled gently and asked me what happened. All I could muster up was squeaking out "my....cat's....hip...." before one of them took the tub back to a room and the other handed me paperwork. They told me the doctor had just left for lunch, but they disappeared into the back room and came out a few minutes later saying the doctor decided to see my kitten before going to lunch. They likely heard me crying like a crazy person and apologizing over and over despite the kitten not being with me anymore. Once I calmed down and told the ladies at the front desk what happened, they both told me it's easy to feel guilty, but he's going to okay and he will forgive me quickly. The vet came out a bit later and told me they had to sedate him with some ketamine to get X-rays and nothing was broke. I kept asking what happened, but the vet would just repeatedly say "he's going to be okay". I'm sure he was trying to deescalate the situation and it worked. They asked us to come back in a few hours after my cat woke up from the procedure and was able to be monitored until he was ready to go home. When I went back to pick him up, they told me his leg was better, but he would be in paid for a few days and had extreme swelling around the hip joint so they gave me pain medicine and a steroid for him. They also were able to diagnose his eye which was goopy and looking pretty awful. The vet asked about it and I told them another vet I went to said it was noting to worry about it and gave me antibiotics for an "infection" . Culebra Creek told me it was an ear mite allergy and they provided him the first dose then told me to dose him each month. Now to the bill. I was terrified to know as they have a routine vet visit cost and an emergency vet visit. Here's everything that I expected to be charged for - Four X-rays - Ketamine sedation - Putting his hip back into place - Treatment for eye infection - Monitoring until he was conscious - Pain reliever for home - Steroids for home - 3 month supply of ear mite treatment My total bill was high, but MUCH lower than I expected - $500 for everything. I was floored as I expected to easily pay over a thousand for the emergency visit and everything else. 1000/10 recommend this vet for ALL your pet needs! They were empathetic, understanding, quick to respond, affordable, and most importantly were able to easily deescalated a hysterical post-partum mom that hurt her own cat and was devastated. I still feel guilty to this day about what happened, but I'm so glad Culebra Creek has the staff they do. (If anyone is curious, the vet never did confirm his leg was dislocated as it was visibly obvious - I'll spare you the details. I think they made the best decision by not reiterating the obvious to an emotionally unstable mom. I'm sure had I asked, they would have confirmed, but the empathetic looks I received when I said I caused the dislocation and the "accidents happen, he knows you love him and didn't mean to hurt him" was enough to confirm.)

AMAZING Vet & Boarding services. LOVE THEM wouldn't go anywhere else. My doggies are always happy…read moreand healthy after boarding here at Culebra.

Great experience here!…read more They accept South Texas Aussie Reacue nonprofit and I took my new foster dog here. The Techs and Vet were very kind. My new foster felt right at home. The wait time was about 15-20 minutes for my scheduled appointment.

I brought my dog home from being groomed and he had a swollen area under his chin by Monday morning…read morehe was bleeding from his mouth and when we returned on Monday morning for assistance we were turned away rudely and told to take him to an emergency vet because they had only one doctor and she did not arrive until 9:45. This was a shock as my mother had called on Friday after we brought him home and was told to have him there by 8:00 in the morning. I cannot believe that the person at the front desk did nothing to help us as we were standing there with a bleeding dog!!! This was a nightmare!

I am a regular and frequent client at this clinic. In this case, I came in with a dog adopted from…read moreACS. She had a large tumor and was, in fact, dying. Dr. Cheryl correctly diagnosed that the tumor was a failed pregnancy within about 4 min. of examining my new dog. The dog, now named Victoria needed immediate surgery. Dr Luke, who was there doing administrative tasks and not seeing patients, gave up his time off to perform the surgery and with his team saved her life. I like the vets and staff not just as a client but personally. I have been going here for over 10 years and have nothing but complements for them.

This has been go to veterinary for my dogs. They have taken care of my collie for nearly all of…read morehis 17 years on this earth. They were with me till his end of life.they were compassionate and so kind to us. They now take care of my other dogs.

I've used them twice when we lost our beloved dogs and each time I was so impressed with the…read moreprofessionalism and genuine empathy and respect shown by their staff. HIGHLY recommend.

Wanting to share this amazing and compassionate company. All Paws is a part of Meadow Lawn cemetery…read moreand they give the same high standards of care towards your pets as they do for people who pass away. They have an assigned person who will compassionately walk with you and guiding through the planning of your pets last journey. Today I called and they immediately and without hesitation went to pickup Bruce and take him to their facility. They give your pet so much respect and attention in death and process. All with kind and soft spoken words. Their facility is clean and held to the same standards as if your loved one was being cremated. I've peeked into other cremation facilities and questioned the care and cleanliness of other crematoriums and always felt uneasy, but not with All Paws. I also wanted to add that I was called for every step they took w/retrieving my boy and assured that he will be back with me in a day or so.