We have always owned Chichuchua dogs. So when our last one died and we had grieved we decided to…read moreadopt. This organization is a wonderful place to adopt from. They do charge but we got a 3 year old female for $250. She had been spayed, had a dental, all shots and was microchips. We re named her Fawn and we coulded be happier

The volunteers here are usually pretty friendly. Try to avoid this place when they're doing free…read moreadoptions, though. Parking is limited and you will probably have to park on the grass. They have a good system as far as navigation goes; cats on the left side, dogs on the right. There is an area outside where you can meet with the dogs and let them get some air. You are able to open up the cat cages and let them roam. We have gone twice on free adoption days for a cat. The first time was a mess -- people everywhere, limited volunteers and little explanation on the cards on the cages. For instance, you'll see an animal that says, "Available." Try to make sure you read the card before interacting or bonding with them. Animals not listed as available likely won't be able to be adopted, but they group these animals together (in the cat room) and there is often nobody around for an explanation. The second time we went, there were a total of three cats available for adoption. One that I was interested in had been attacked by something and when I asked more about it, they didn't have any information, despite being cleared to be adopted. It was a little disappointing. I've never made it further than this as far as adoption, but hope to some day. Being as this is a government-run facility, I don't expect the world. They do their best with what they have.

My wife and I went to the shelter to look at a pup we saw online. Unfortunately we were about 45…read moreminutes too late. So we decided to look around. Halfway through the 2nd kennel we found a pretty girl just waking up from her nap The place was total chaos with barking dogs. She just sat up and wagged her tail. We had her brought outside and we hung with her for about an hour No pressure from the staff at all. We finally decided that we had stumbled on probably the perfect pup. She's home with us now and I do believe she is very happy. She was surrendered by a homeless person who could not care for her anymore. So we will shower her with love and kisses for as long as she is with us.

We had an absolutely stellar experience here to get our new pup spayed…read more The speed of getting an appointment, how easy it was to book online, the care they took of our baby, the follow up... I really can't put into words how appreciative I am that this is an option. Highly, highly recommend for spay/neuter and vaccine needs!

They were compassionate explaining everything to me because I never adopted Purr Babies before…read more Once they explained, they gave me alone time to choose the perfect pets. I was also impressed they gave me a folder wurh everything I needed to know. Both of the felines health were checked. They were also chipped and the folder contained the company name and phone number.

Not good at all. People like this should not be in public facing jobs that require interpersonal…read moreskills. I get that the owner must prefer animals-- but since animals aren't going to walk in on their own, human skills are also needed. Those are not skills this owner possesses. Her organizational skills are lacking also. When I spoke to her assistant to schedule the first time, I asked for a fax number to send the boys vaccinations, and after taking the time to do that, this woman had no idea how to access her faxes for some reason, and I had to bother my vet's office again. I took my two teacup Pomeranians here ONE time. One of my poms had a pretty, full coat when he went in, and when he came out, half of it was gone. I specifically asked that he not be trimmed too much. My husband thought we should give the groomer another chance. When I came for a second time, and asked her not to cut it short like last time, she argued with me, swearing she didn't cut it short. Now maybe she defines "short" as shaved to the skin or something, but his hair was so much shorter, that we had to put him in a harness one size smaller. Never had that with another groomer. Not only that, but however she cut his hair, it is not growing back. She basically wrecked his coat, and is trying to blame the dog, saying he has "coat funk" (which our vet says is made up groomer jargon). Rather than blaming the dog, all this woman needed to do was to listen to me when I told her not to cut too much of my dog's hair off. Instead, she had to be right, and had to have the last word. She refused to listen, was rude, and kept repeatedly using this term "coat funk." The final straw was when she said "I didn't give your dog coat funk." No lady, you gave him the crappiest hack job of a hair cut he's ever had, and wrecked his coat. You did that. Not the dog. And I will let everyone know that this is the last place to take a dog you care about. If your dog has any kind of double coat, I advise you to go elsewhere. If you have any special instructions you want implemented, go elsewhere. If you want to be listened to, go elsewhere. You and your dog deserve better.

The company was very responsive and easy to get in with. I told them that my pup has looser skin…read moreand a history of getting nipped if groomer isn't careful. They assured me they'd be careful and take their time. I found a cut and several scratched on my pups little arm upon picking her up. I was not notified that my pup was injured and when I called to talk to them about it, they didn't respond. They still haven't responded :(

We took our sweet Nova to get spayed along with some shots and microchipping. The staff was…read moreextremely nice and attentive and had her best interest at heart. We dropped her off and then got called shortly after to see if we could come back and be with Nova while they sedate her. They said they would rather have us there to calm her down than to put a muzzle on her which I really appreciated. She's normally anxious around new people and when we went to pick her up she seemed completely okay. I was very nervous as this was her first vet visit (with us at least) and I couldn't be happier. We're going to monitor Nova over the next couple weeks to make sure everything goes smoothly. Other than that, I definitely recommend coming here.

I've been using the low-cost services offered here for over 10 years. I am grateful for the work…read morethat they do and appreciate the continued support of the community to keep them open. Unfortunately, over the years, the level of service has declined. I can't be sure, but I don't think they still house community cats or cats that are available for adoption. The basic exam that they do couldn't take longer than 30 seconds because all 3 of our cats were in and out in less than 5 minutes. They all received vaccines and had the brief exam done within that timeframe. The checking out process took much longer. Following COVID and the protocols that changed, I just don't feel like things ever got "back to normal." I understand that this is an animal care facility, but it was truly disgusting and especially rank the day that we went in there. I would hope that someone mops daily, but the floor looked like it had definitely not been cleaned in a week. The nature of the business is likely to explain the mess, but some efforts to air the place out a bit would be appreciated. The staff are all really friendly and the cost, though it has gone up steadily over the years, is still the most affordable that I've found. You simply cannot beat a good deal on the necessities.

What a cute place!!! Loved all the cute kittens and the cats I wanted to take all of them home, all…read morewere adoptable except the kittens. They have tasty drinks and even some pastries to snack on. It's free to watch through the windows or $12 for an hour . Plenty of street parking available . Highly recommended, fridays from 5-7 over 18 only

I love their perfect pistachio latte! It's my go-to drink whenever I go here. I would recommend…read morethat you do a 60 minute reservation rather than a 30 minute reservation. There is sometimes walk-in availability, but you never know when the cat cafe will be booked! I love that they partner with local rescues and shelters to spotlight adoptable cats and kittens! Make sure you put in an application quickly if you meet a cat that you would like to adopt. The cats and kittens (especially kittens) end up with adoptions pending quite quickly. 10AM-1PM all ages 1PM-3PM 13 years and up 5PM-CLOSE 18 years and up Make sure you book your reservation in a time that works for all ages of your reservation so that you are not disappointed. The major rule is to not pick up cats to prevent injuries to the cats and yourself.

The mission of this rescue is amazing and should be endorsed highly. The leader of this shelter is…read morehelping animals that are in dire need of assistance even more than most and takes funds from her own pocket when there is none in the shelter accounts to care for the dogs.

I was searching for the perfect dog and I came across Lucky Star Cavalier Rescue. They rescue…read moreCavalier King Charles puppies and dogs along with helping other breeds out of a horrible life after being born into puppy mills. I went on the site and saw pictures of the Cavaliers that were up for adoption. They were really so cute that I google this breed and fell in love with them. So I applied to foster a dog and about a week later they called and told me that they had just found out about this puppy mill in MO that had been shut down and they were driving there to pick up 20 dogs and puppies. So they needed fosters right away. I drove to Indiana and picked up the dog (puppy) that I was fostering. Her name was Fergie and she was 6 months old and in perfect health. Well, of course I knew I was going to fail at being a foster because the second I met Fergie...I knew she was mine. So about a week after I was fostering her I finally broke the news to Lucky Star that I was going to adopt Fergie. The whole process was very easy and what a great feeling to know she was rescued away from a bad life. They pay all the vet bills for being fixed, a complete check up, all their shots and teeth checked. They do ask for a donation when you adopt. But they do have alot of vet bills as some of the dogs that come out of puppy mills aren't always healthy because they were so abused. A small cost for saving the life of a beautiful, snuggable, kissable puppy. I want to rescue a bunch more, but I am at the limit of two dogs right now. Check them out at http://www.luckystarcavalierrescue.org/ and they will melt your heart too.