We decided that our new pup "Kika" needed a friend after about 4 months, so we found Rudy at the…read moreBulverde Shelter. He quickly won my wife over with his brown eyes and he went home with us. We renamed him Bradley and it fits him well. He had been at the shelter for some time but he had no bad habits (other than pulling when you walk him) and now him and Kika are the best of buds!

BAHS is a wonderful shelter for local cats & dogs! The volunteer staff is amazing!…read more We took a volunteer class so we could come on Saturday mornings to earn National Honor Society service hours. It's a great way to give back to the community and give these fur babies some love and attention! The volunteer class was very organized and informative. We got a shirt at the end and we got to volunteer for about 90 minutes afterward too, and now we're all set! We adopted an 18 month old cat here a few years ago and have been hooked ever since. We'll definitely get our next cat & dog from here too. Adoption fees are nominal considering the care and attention each animal receives. The cattery is our favorite spot, but we pick a couple of Level 1 dogs to give our attention too as well. Adopt, don't shop!

Although the signage was nice and big, it was more for the Hospital so we got very confused as we…read moredrove around the building. They need a clear larger signage all over this place. Even though they gave me a map, it would be so easy to just have a stake in the ground that identified the buildings like building B. If it wasn't for the friendly staff and volunteers I would have been even more lost. How could you not support this place and its commitment to animals? It's obvious they could use some financial support and renovation but the point is they are caring and loving our beautiful creatures big and small. The main parking lot in front has a drop off area for donations. You have enter the building and sign in before seeing the animals for adoption. There's a little gift shop in front and all the staff are super friendly. Most of the viewing areas are outside and not easily handicapped accessible. They have a newer facility across from the zoo, but this one you can tell is where the love started. Come visit and support please.

I brought my cat Wednesday in to get spayed. First, you have to make an appointment online. A…read morenon-refundable $50 deposit holds your appointment and is applied to your total. The costs are significantly lower than going to a private vet. Wednesday hadn't had her shots so they were included in the costs. The only thing extra I paid was for a nail trim which she desperately needed. I think I paid about $130 total. The website has clear instructions of what's required. We signed in just after 0730. The staff was pleasant and kind, we were asked to return between 1500 and 1600 to pick up our fur babies. The process was smooth & efficient. They gave clear discharge instructions and provided the needed meds. We are post op day 4 and she's healing well so far. She was high strung pre surgery and very chill now. I'm glad we went this route with her. This place was amazing.

My wife and I adopted two rescues from SARA. They are amazing animals…read more The staff at the sanctuary do an amazing job taking care of almost 800 animals. Great volunteer opportunities if you just want to play with puppies or work with the horses or do more intricate fence building projects. Excited to watch it grow and help even more animals.

This place is amazing!! So many different animals. So clean and so well organized. My boyfriend and…read moreI were so impressed how well ran this place is. Tracy was so kind to take the time and give us a tour. Even more impressive was that she knew all the animals names and their story and where they came from. Every single animal there matters and they have a home for life if they do not get adopted. We travel a lot and have never seen a place like it. They even have an airbnb you can rent. Go, donate, adopt, or volunteer your time.

Pet's Choice Animal Hospital was a great experience all around. The staff are friendly,…read morecompassionate and knowledgeable. The grounds and facility are beautiful and clean. This was the closest vet to us when our cat got sick and they were so tender with her. She ended up taking a turn for the worst, so we made the difficult decision to put her to sleep. They have a euthanasia suite that's a quaint cabin on the property that gives you a private, peaceful place to say your goodbyes. I will now be taking our other three pets there for care moving forward. Highly recommend.

I brought my cat here for a routine vaccination, along with advice on an ongoing issue. The staff…read moreand veterinarians were all so kind, and they went the extra mile to make sure my cat was at ease during her visit. They also provided some recommendations to treat my cat and explained everything clearly. I will be taking both of my cats to Pet's Choice from now on! They also provide pet boarding, which I will definitely look into for the future. I highly recommend this clinic for your fur babies!

Dr. Gates is an amazing doctor! He truly cares about his furry patients and their parents, he helps…read moreexplain medical conditions and treatments in a way that actually makes sense. UCAH's staff is also very friendly and extremely helpful. This is the best place Milo has been to and I know he is in great hands! I highly recommend Dr. Gates to anyone looking for a vet. I am beyond grateful for him and UCAH's staff!

Busy but they always put my dogs care first and foremost . Empathetic, conscience and loving care…read morefor my dogs. Always pleasant and helpful. I strongly recommend Universal City Animal Hospital, I've been there for years!

They assisted me with spaying and nurturing ferrel kittens for a small fee. They also assisted me…read morewith making a heartbreaking decision to surrender them to be adopted. Within a few weeks, the kittens had been adopted. Their mom was adopted from this agency as well. The staff work well with our needs. I was completely satisfied with all the results.

How can I NOT love an organization that gave us our sweet Kylo Ren?…read more I stumbled upon his adoptee page and instantly fell in love. I visited him at one of their adoption fairs and signed the paperwork and paid the $300 deposit on the spot. It did take a while from the time I paid my deposit to the time I was able to bring him home, but I think that was because I was so anxious to get him. The fee includes the microchipping and neutering which SNIPSA also handled. The surgery went well and now Kylo is all set. I can tell they don't really have time for training of any sorts because this little guy just does his own thing. I don't fault that for them since they probably have a lot going on. Kylo has been a very welcome and needed addition to our home and I'm thankful SNIPSA was able to give that to us.

I'm not from the area and got me in the same day when my dog wasn't able to hold down anything. Dr…read moreKathryn was knowledgeable and quick. She listened to all my details and didn't make me feel crazy. The vet techs and other staff were also very kind and considerate with my dog who's a drama queen with pokes. Cost was to be expected for an "urgent care visit" where I told them i don't care just do whatever needs to be done

5***** I would not go anywhere else...and do ask to see Dr…read more Nicole Zuniga...she is VERY thorough...we brought our 3 year old kitty there for a medical examination do to a litter box issue. They performed blood work, urinalysis and recommended things to try to get Miguel using the liter box again. She was VERY thorough and we appreciate the contact with us after our visit and a lengthly email after they got the test results. Very impressed with the care we received at Comal Pet Hospital.

I have fostered for a number of different rescues - and find Charming Pet Rescue to be the most…read moreorganized, well-run rescue! The foster coordinators are very communicative and everyone who works with CPR has an obvious love for the animals in their care. I highly recommend Charming Pet Care to anyone looking to rescue a dog or cat.

As an autistic individual with substantial support needs, I am sharing this for both my dogs and…read moremyself, and to hopefully protect other neurodivergent and/or vulnerable pet owners from experiencing what I have. While I am grateful for Charming Pets Rescue in Boerne, TX for promising to safely place my five shih tzus into 'excellent homes', I am devastated by the complete lack of empathy that they displayed towards me after I had surrendered my dogs. I honestly feel like I was misled by the owner of this business, because she acted kind and caring in text when I was considering surrender. The fact is, keeping nine shih tzus longterm was literally not feasible on my low income with inconsistent housing. In an attempt to provide for their futures, I approached Hilary, in hopes she could do the only thing I could not do for them, due to my years of trauma and burnout. But once she had my dogs that I had given everything to protect for years, Hilary became both hostile and began indirectly attacking me TikTok videos. For an autistic person, who expects people to be direct and honest, this abrupt change was completely devastating. When I tried to explain that my dogs were country/rural raised dogs and asked for her patience with them via text, she personally criticized me for how I had raised my dogs and I was forced to block her to protect myself. This resulted in me completely cutting me off from the updates she had promised she would give me when asked. My surrendering my dogs was not something I ever wanted to do, but after 5 years of caregiving a dying father with Parkinson's and then living homeless in campgrounds for 2 years while my father's probate literally froze due to the executor dying and his lawyer's stalling, I didn't have a lot of resources and I was constantly struggling while making the utmost effort to make sure my dogs never felt like they were suffering. I tried so hard to remain silent while Hilary was subtly shaming me on social media and by private texts, when I asked her allow my dogs time to adjust. I still have not addressed these issues on her social media accounts because I feel doing so is unsafe. But when she advertised a dog that I had repeatedly warned her is dog aggressive to assertive dogs, like one of his sons, I felt I had say something, somewhere. Hilary literally advertised this dog as "good with other dogs and children" and "not snappy" when I had specifically told her, "he gets snappish with me when he's upset with other dogs." She has me fearing that she could possibly be endangering his and others lives by promoting my former dog this way. This dog had his eye injured and scarred, along with roundworms and ear mites, while under his original breeder's care. I vowed never to return him to his breeder. That eye later had to have surgically removed in an emergency surgery when it ruptured. This dog is precious to me but the home environment I provided for him was threatening his remaining eye sight due to his aggression. I grew up around multiple toy poodles that my mother bred and raised, since I was at least 4 years old, and I have never once seen the symptoms in any of the dogs I lived and grew up with. Littermate syndrome has never been scientifically proven and the all the dogs I surrendered were strongly bonded to me because I was around them 24/7. They even slept next to me nightly. I was trying so hard to be proactive and compensate for my daily executive functional limitations by networking with Charming Pets and Hilary to secure their futures. I really don't understand how a animal rescue that advertises compassion for animals can justify lashing out a humans, vulnerable neurodivergent people like me, who are just as often traumatized by society as the dogs they rescue. And I was in no way the overwhelmed pet owner as I was labeled. I feel like Hilary was so busy playing savior to my dogs that she couldn't truly see me or them, and that hurt, a lot. I feel like once again, the system that has frequently and so often failed me, has failed me and my dogs yet again through Hilary. And finally, to the new owners of Theo, Gimli, Sissy, Heidi and Suzy Q, please accept the precious gift I have given you and know that I deeply loved those dogs. I survived literal severe storms and forest fires to keep those dogs safe. They were my whole world and I hope they become your whole world too. Theo, Gimli, Sissy, Heidi and Suzy Q, aren't victims. They are survivors--just like me. I taught them how to survive, so I can only hope the resilence I taught them eventually shines through.