I highly recommend the Tuscarawas County Humane Society. We have adopted a few dogs over the years…read morehere. The staff is friendly, caring, and love the animals in their care.

We adopted our sweet family dog, Brida, here. The facility is clean. I spent more time in the dog…read moresection. I could tell that each dog was well taken care of. The staff were very friendly and so very helpful. I highly recommend adopting a dog here rather than buying from a pet store or breeder.

We adopted a Wheaten puppy from Jerry in 2009. "Elton" is now a very healthy 15 1/2. We also…read moreadopted "Otis" from Jerry, and he just turned 3. (We also have 11 y.o. "Liza" and we DID NOT get her from Jerry, and she is just a nasty little dog.) Both the boys have been the most friendly, loving dogs and companions you could ever imagine! The personality of the younger dog is EXACTLY like the older dog was when he was younger. Jerry told me, "I BREED FOR TEMPERMENT", and our two Wheatens from him definitely show this to be true. We found the area at Honey Run where the puppies are raised to be extremely clean, even 'smelling' to be extremely clean. We sense great attention to detail. We have gotten two of the very best and loving Wheatens you could possibly imagine from Honey Run! We could not recommend Honey Run more highly!!

We bought our soft-coated Wheaton Terrier, Daisy, about a year and a half ago and the entire…read moreexperience was very professional and positive. We had plenty of time with the puppies and got to meet the mother. We were very pleased and Daisy is one of our family!

Couldn't have asked for a better experience, went through gold star pups to get my three month old…read moreBernedoodle who came with a microchip and up to date vaccines, took him to my vet at home and got a clean bill of health! Prices are fair and the communication is amazing, with this company in Ohio they have a delivery service which was incredible they kept us up to date with the transport!

Great staff. Great treatment. Great price.. They have…read moreprivate play area and kennels. Highly recommend

I kenneled our 3 dogs together for over a week here. We have done this previously without incident…read more When I picked my dogs up last night, one of them was dripping blood from her ear, and she also had gashes on the top of her head and front shoulder. When asked what happened, they said one of our dogs attacked her. The "attack dog in question" is the sweetest pup in the world and has had no issues living harmoniously with the others. She has no wounds or scratches either. You would think that if 2 dogs were fighting, there would be marks on both animals. When prompting for further information, I was given the same story. All attempts of trying to fully understand this situation have been met with deflection and a lack of accountability. On top of the almost $400 boarding bill, we know have a couple hundred dollar vet bill as well. We chose this place to keep our pups safe, and that's just something they couldn't handle. They will no longer be getting our business, and I hope you choose to board your precious pups somewhere else as well.

Seventeen years, plus a few odd months, my husband and I were looking for a Jack Russell terrier to…read moreadopt. Unbeknownst to me, he had been communicating with Star-Mar rescue in Wooster and showed me a photo of the most ungainly JRT I'd ever seen. The dog had the coloring of the breed but longer legs than any JRT I'd ever seen with crazed look in his eyes. We went to visit Martha, (the Mar in Star-Mar) and met this incredibly heroic woman and a houseful of white and brown barkers. Bosco, originally Bobby, was as wild as his eyes suggested. Martha had the battle scars to prove it with a knee she had destroyed chasing him. This is his story, as best as I can recall more than 17 years later: The year-old dog was a marked man in the Youngstown pound and slated for death when Martha discovered him and whisked him to safety in the nick of time. At their first encounter, he threw up in her car. Not an auspicious beginning. The rescue had him several weeks, a longer stay than normal. It seemed he was an undisciplined thug. Initially, he was being fostered at a farm with horses. Once again, the dog faced certain death due to his penchant for the chase-of the horses. (Those of you who love the breed are chuckling: "A JRT chaser, imagine that.") Bosco was relocated to Martha's during which time she vainly tried to make him acceptable to civilized society. As I recall, she said he had lost two or three e-collars during his nightly hunting trips over her acreage. After what I remember as three hopeful placements, the dog was deemed hopeless by just about everyone but Martha. Then she got an email from a retired guy in Fairlawn who showed an interest in the mongrel. Woah, I'm sure she thought. A possible match? She was reluctant to pursue the possible adoption due to the fact the guy was over 50. Who wouldn't be? Hubby convinced his doubly doubting wife to go meet this animal. During the meet and greet, the wife, hereafter referred to as I, remained unconvinced-knowing full well this dog would be the biggest challenge we'd ever had in a dog. But since it has always been my style to make my loved ones' wishes come true, I reluctantly agreed to take him home. In the car on the way back to Fairlawn, Bosco threw up in my lap. That was the moment I knew this dog needed and deserved a forever home more than any animal I'd ever met. It took several training classes and he has never lost his desire to chase anything that moves. He gets anxious and he still paces as if he's on the end of a chain. He still walks a minimum of two miles a day, usually in his favorite park with his pack, five miniature schnauzers and his best friend Milly, a seven pound fluff ball. The activity is proven life extender for both of them. As Martha says, "Motion is lotion." As we promised on the adoption papers, we have kept our end of the bargain. Our secret to his longevity? Long walks, the absolute best food I can afford (check with dog food advisor) annual trips to the vet, NO PESTICIDES on this paws and probably good Youngstown genes. But Bosco, at 17, has had no major illnesses (one kidney infection) totally deaf and just a tad under weight, still embraces life with a fervor matched by only a few people. He is my . Thanks, Martha.

We just adopted a dog through Star-Mar Rescue and had a wonderful experience. The process was…read morethrorough, but quick. They helped us make sure we picked the right dog for our family, while also making sure we were the right family for the dog. After visits to their house and ours, we brought Hannah home last weekend. I would recommend Star-Mar Rescue to anyone looking to add a new furry family member. They are doing great work!

I purchased an 8 week old golden retriever puppy from "the Bowman family" using this website. The…read moreanimal I received tested positive for parvo within days and delt with parasites for months after we paid thousands to save his life. Now he is about 9 months old and has both hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia. They agreed to pay me back the cost of the animal, but nothing will make up for time lost and emotional toll of this ordeal. This website supports unethical breeders and if you purchase and animal from them, you are supporting that. I deeply regret ever having heard of these people.

We purchased our Golden Retriever puppy, Rosie, from this breeder, and she is truly the most…read morewonderful puppy we could have imagined. Rosie is incredibly well-behaved, calm, and sweet--an absolute joy to have in our family. From the very beginning, the breeders were excellent with communication and made the entire process clear and stress-free. It's clear they care deeply about their dogs and the homes they go to. I couldn't be happier and would recommend them to anyone looking for a loving and well-raised Golden Retriever. We look forward to many happy years with Rosie!

Excellent veterinary services. Vets and staff are experienced, knowledgeable, caring, and friendly…read more The best in the area!

I brought in a stray cat that had been having kittens on my deck because I was trying to do the…read morehumane thing and help an animal in distress. Instead, I was shocked to be charged nearly $400 for euthanasia on a stray cat. I understand veterinary care has costs, but that price feels excessive and unreasonable, especially for someone trying to help a homeless animal out of compassion. What was I supposed to do -- let her suffer outside and risk my children finding dead kittens in our yard? I stepped in because it was the right thing to do, and instead of feeling supported for helping an animal in need, I left feeling upset, discouraged, and taken advantage of during an already emotional situation. Bills like this make people think twice before helping strays, and that is heartbreaking.

EDIT: After my review was posted, First Class Frenchies reached out and we settled with the…read moreagreement that he would pay for her dental surgery she needs this summer. We are both happy with the outcome/solution where Piper is happy and healthy. :) ________________ My First Class Frenchies experience was a little different than most, as I was adopting an adult breeding dog and not a puppy. I found Shane through a friend of a friend's breeder recommendation. When I got her, she was scared and very panicky. We're still working on the separation anxiety and the potty training. She also had some health issues but that has since been addressed. Piper is a such a sweet comfort and joy in my life and I'm very lucky I get to call my her mine.

Got a healthy and handsome boy with the exact frenchie personality. The owner is caring and open to…read moreanswer all questions. Great experience, amazing puppy.