Zach took 20k for a supposed diabetic service dog, for my 3 year old grandson. The dog was…read moreabsolutely not trained. Wasn't the dog we were promised. I had to take the dog to another place in Vegas to be trained, for another $5k. Zach refuses to return any money. They dog Wasn't even registered. He is a fraud. Please don't do ANY business with him. He will block you and quit communicating.

I'm not one to leave reviews, ever, but our first kenneling experience has left us never wanting to…read morekennel our dog ever again. It started on Friday, June 19th, when I dropped my 8 month old Husky-German Shepherd off. I waited in my car and watch as he trained another husky. When I entered the building Zach said "Sorry about that. Huskies are fine until they don't listen, then I'm just an asshole." Red flag one, which should have made me turn around and leave. Furthermore: I left instructions online for medication and food administration and in person we verbally talked about it. All he had to do was give 1 pill. That's all. We decided to leave our trip early and come home late Saturday night, the next day. We asked if my mom could pick her up at 8 pm, the response was no. So we asked when the earliest we could get her Sunday was, which was 10 am. We thought that's fine, we will get there right at 10. When we got there at 10 on Sunday morning she was happy to see us, of course! We asked how she was and he said good. He then proceeded to say, when she got out of the kennel this morning she had peed as he let her out, so I apologized if she smelled. Thinking to myself, well that's okay she wasn't in it or anything so she can't smell that bad. He said he sprayed his "magical spray" on her to make her smell better and kill bacteria. He asked if she smelled but it's hard to tell when you're in a dog kennel that smells like dog regardless. We asked how play time on Saturday went and his response was "It didn't happen because my mom decided Father's Day was that day". So we grab her bag and leave and we get in the truck and are isolated from the dog smell and all we smell is urine. We had to immediately take her home and give her a bath because she smelled horrible. Her whole body- tail, TOP of her head, collar (which i washed friday- so I know it was clean), belly, back, literally everything!! So there is no way she just happened to be right then So as we drove home, I opened her bag and low and behold there was her medication pill I had asked to be given. One pill. How hard can it be? So in the 40 hours our dog was kenneled, after a fresh bath beforehand: she came home smelling like urine requiring two baths, not been given her medication, and what sounds like minimal contact or socialization all weekend. I would never recommend this place to anyone.

This is the best vet ever.. helped me so much over the years..thank you for providing affordable…read moreanimal care.

Awesome place and cheaper than any vet up in my area where i live,hes here to help and not about…read moremoney thank u thank for all u do definetly recommend

This is our first dog and we were very unsure about boarding her anywhere. She was SO WELL taken…read morecare of that the spoiling we did before we left her was still there when we picked her up. I recommend Red Roof to ALL pet owners!

Our female black lab Nera is the best. She is a super sweet, snuggly girl. Everyone who meets her…read morewants to keep her (my dad is always offering to take her off our hands ) 10/10 recommend Simpson's. If we get another (which I think we will) it will be another lab from Simpson's.

We just bought our second puppy from Simpson's and I cannot recommend them enough. Our first Lab…read morefrom Simpson's is a year and a half old and has hands down been the best dog I have ever had. He has been so loving and tolerant with my young children. Our second puppy we just brought home a week ago and we look forward to getting to know him as he grows. As far as Glennda goes, she has always been great to work with. She has always been responsive to questions I have and gets back to me in a timely manner (even before buying our second puppy from her). Her dogs are well bred and it shows! The facility was always clean and tidy when we picked up our puppies, and the puppies seem to be extremely well cared for. There is no where else I would want to buy a lab!

They are very good at grooming. They are so sweet with the animals. Has a cute little shop for…read moreyour pet's needs.

Murphy loves this shop!!! We need to visit the brand new location very soon. Looking forward to…read morenew items available and the self-serve dog wash coming in August!

It's such a beautiful place to leave my dogs. You can also email them, tweet them or text them. so…read moreconvenient.

Kruz Kennel has always done a great job in caring for our buddies…read more Janet has taken care of our buddies for over 8 years We have had Matiff Otis to our Charlie and Buttons Charlie really gets into going to see Janet Over all the care has been good no complaints.

We knew the sanctuary would be closing soon and we wanted to make sure to visit before their last…read moreday. We were able to buy tour tickets online in advance with a credit card. The instructions said to arrive at 10:30 for the 11:00 tour. We arrived at that time, but had to wait outside on the parking lot for about 20 minutes until the staff opened the doors. The line for restrooms was pretty long by that time, but everyone got through it prior to the tour - overall there was some waiting involved for the first tour of the day. We definitely enjoyed the tour and learning about the animals. There were three tigers on the tour. We got to learn about each of them in terms of their backstory (how they ended up at the sanctuary), habits and personalities. You are pretty close to the animals if they choose to remain near the fence (there is a double fence between the tour and the animals). We also had the opportunity to ask questions. Some of the little kids seemed bored during the tour - it isn't very interactive and you have to stay quiet for the animals' sake. At the end was a gift shop with souvenirs and refreshments. This area was very popular with the kids. You could also see and touch things such as big cat claws and footprints to compare the size of the tigers to your house cat.

We stayed nearby at Postcard Cabins (tiny cabin glamping) so we decided to finally visit Crown…read moreTiger Sanctuary since we were so close. When you arrive you check in at the welcome center/lodging check in area. When everyone has arrived that have booked tours, a guide begins the tour beyond the gates. Due to the anxiety of one tiger, strollers are not recommended. It's a short walk literally down the hill to the education center and back. You can see the distance from glancing past the gate. You walk along the cages to the education center and walk back by the cages for any last looks and questions. It's a slight hill so coming back up is fairly easy unless there are any mobility issues. Small children in our tour group did not give a rip about the tigers and preferred to run and play in the dirt. The tour only shows the tigers in their caged habitats and a small education center. The tour is around 45 minutes, which includes a lot of talking (education by staff). Therefore it may not be the best destination for a drive in to show small kids. My child is 8 and that seemed a good age to be worth the tour. The tour guide was fantastic and it was evident how much they care about the tigers. I think it's a wonderful resource to check out and support.

Very friendly and knowledgeable, doctor and staff. Got me in at my appointment time and took care…read moreof my cats issues right away.