We ran into this rescue at a dog event and I will never get another dog again from any other rescue…read more! We found a new forever family member through them. Our little ranger! This rescue goes out of their way for all the animals they take in and the amount of love behind ever single thing they do for these animals is amazing! They truly understand how a rescue should run and what it takes to get these animals a better future and forever home! I will forever recommend every human to rescue a dog and highly highly recommend and swear by this rescue! They are so knowledgeable, they make the whole process seamless and ensure everyone is comfortable and are always available for questions or concerns !

Thanks again and I'll be in contact about this as killer as killer as killer as killer deals for…read morethe past

I am the happiest owner on the Face of the Earth because of two very special employees at…read moreDreamPuppy...MayCee and Chase! MayCee was the phenomenal business individual who handled everything with the utmost professionalism and knowledge. She made my purchase seamless! Chase...was my first phonecall to the establishment. He spent endless time with me. He has an innate talent to ask the right questions, especially my desires with a dog. We covered size, disposition, everything. I am eternally grateful to Chase for pairing me with the dog of my dreams. I have owned 4 dogs previously. This Puppy is the most perfect fit! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Louise

Good quality puppies. Friendly owner. Got my teddy bear pup here and she's been in awesome health.read more

I have the most sweetest little baby hedgehog that I purchased from Edith who is knowledgeable and…read moreis honest, kind. If you're looking for a hedgehog she's the nicest.

We got a newly weaned hedgehog and it is great! She had us come meet him about 2 weeks before we…read moretook him home so we knew he was a good fit for our family. She is knowledgeable and friendly and also has all the products needed on site if you need them!!!

I've been putting off this review in the hopes that it would have a happy ending, but…read more.. We brought 8-month-old Noodles home in November of 2023 and immediately noticed that he wasn't eating, wasn't pooping, and was scratching at his left ear. Many many vet visits later we have learned that his colon was so badly impacted that he will have permanent trouble pooping, and that the infection in his left ear had been neglected for so long that it had spread to the bones of his skull. His first major surgery is next week. Please, if you choose to use this breeder - demand a clean bill of health before signing anything. Otherwise you could be looking at five figures' worth of vet bills like we are.

I have purchased two cats from them. They cats are beautiful, have wonderful dispositions, and we…read moreare very happy with them.

The staff here really care about animals and clearly do their best to take care of pets,…read morevolunteers, and prospective adopters despite lack of resources. Much love for the folks doing this work for our community!

We took my cat here to get cremated an they weren't getting back to us turns out the literally lost…read morethe ashes an never bothered to call us.

If I could give them zero stars, I would. We got a wonderful charcoal lab from Circle B in 2016…read morewhen they were a smaller breeder. We decided to get another lab puppy from them in 2020. We put money down on a litter to pick a female puppy that was born in January 2021. We had first pick of our female puppy out of the two females from the litter. We went to pick her up when she was ready to big enough to leave, the other female puppy had already been picked up. A couple of months later, we discovered by looking at pictures, they had given us the wrong puppy, the puppy we did not pick and did not want because she was too hyper. How does that happen when there are only two females in the litter. We did not say anything for a while, because we knew that we had to keep this puppy now, because the other one was gone. When I finally sent a letter to Cassandra, the owner letting her know how upset we were, I never heard a word, nothing acknowledging the mistake or an apology even. We just took our dog, who was now 4 in January to the vet, and she has to see a specialist because the vet thinks she has retinol neuropathy. When you pay a breeder that much for the dog, they should make sure you get the dog you picked and do sufficient testing to rule out potentially serious genetic defects. I will never buy another dog from Circle B and I certainly will never recommend them to anyone I know. Horrible!

We got our precious Sherman from Circle B Ranch Olde English Bulldogges in late August and could…read morenot be happier with both the newest family member, but the experience with Circle B. My wife and I had a solid, long discussion not only about the contract aspects, but this breed in general, things to expect, etc. Was a blessing to hear that when Sherman was born the family at Circle B looked at him and exclaimed "Charger", because he looks so much like his grandpa dog. We have felt completed supported and well communicate with throughout the entire process.

Only Bengal breeder in Washington...( atleast that so far I'm aware of in washington)…read more Sweet temperaments. For house cats

Btw I have screenshots to prove all of this reach out for more details…read more I am very, very sad to have to write this review because I genuinely thought I had found a breeder I could trust, especially after sharing how difficult the past year has been for me. I lost both of my cats, whom I had for over a decade, within six months of each other. My partner is extremely allergic to cats, and he had essentially taken one for the team so that we could have them. Losing both of them was devastating, and I honestly didn't think I would ever have the opportunity to own cats again. After that, I contacted another Bengal breeder and had a very concerning experience involving a kitten with feline herpes. I ultimately trusted my gut and decided not to move forward with that kitten. I then reached out to Divina's Pride because I felt reassured by my conversations with her and believed I had found someone professional and trustworthy. Unfortunately, my experience has been extremely disappointing. I am now emotionally invested in a kitten whose expected arrival date has repeatedly been pushed back. I have had to reach out myself every time I need an update rather than receiving consistent communication. The lack of organization and communication has been incredibly frustrating, especially when you are waiting for an animal that you have already placed a reservation on and become emotionally attached to. This has become even more difficult because I am a mother of two, and my children have also become emotionally invested in this kitten. They know the kitten by name. After losing both of their cats, I told them that we would be bringing this kitten home and gave them an expected timeframe. They have been asking about the kitten and when it is coming home, and I am now in the position of not being able to give my own children a clear answer. As a mother herself, I would have expected her to understand the pressure that comes with having children excitedly asking about an animal they have been told is coming home. I understand that circumstances can change and that breeding animals can involve unexpected delays. What I don't understand is leaving a family, especially one who has already experienced the loss of beloved pets, without consistent communication or a reliable timeline. I have also received conflicting information regarding the kitten's condition and neutering timeline. At the same time, I have seen social media posts about other kittens from the same litter still being promoted and offered for adoption. From my perspective, this has made it feel as though getting the remaining kittens adopted is taking priority over communicating with and providing clear timelines to families who have already placed deposits and have been waiting for their kittens. What has been especially upsetting is that I was very open with her about losing my cats and about my previous experience with the other Bengal breeder. During those conversations, I was told that many breeders are unprofessional. Unfortunately, my experience with Divina's Pride has been even more frustrating from a communication and organization standpoint. At least the other breeder was forthcoming and responsive about the situation with feline herpes, which allowed me to make an informed decision. I understand that breeding animals can involve unexpected circumstances and that timelines can change. That is not my issue. My issue is the lack of proactive communication, inconsistent information, and the uncertainty surrounding when my kitten will actually be coming home. When you are already emotionally attached to an animal, have lost two beloved pets, have children asking for that animal by name, and have been waiting for weeks, repeatedly having to chase down basic information is incredibly stressful and heartbreaking. I have tried to be patient and understanding, but at this point I do not feel that my family has been treated with the level of empathy, communication, or professionalism I would expect from someone who is responsible for placing an animal into a family's home. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this breeder. If you are considering reserving a kitten, I strongly encourage you to ask very specific questions about timelines, veterinary care, neutering, communication, and what happens if the expected arrival date changes. Most importantly, make sure you are comfortable with the level of communication you will receive after placing your deposit. I truly wish this experience had been different. I wanted to trust this breeder, especially after everything I had been through with losing my cats. Instead, my family has been left feeling anxious, disappointed, and heartbroken while waiting for an answer about when this kitten will actually come home.

Thank you for being the best groomer around! . Cy loves visiting. Nail clipping a breeze, even…read morebeing the big boy he is). So accommodating to my big bully boy needs. Knowledgeable of all products applied to my boy during his bath. Patient with his licks and kisses ‍ . Our boy truly loves this place and he is a really hard to please customer We are happy to be a repeating happy customers.

Today was Bossy's first time getting professionally groomed. She came home looking beautiful and…read morethey even added a cute flower to our Baby Girls collar. I think we've found our new spot for spa days! Thank you for treating Bossy Boo so well!

Ally (the black and white dog) loves this daycare. She's a super shy timid dog and doesn't take to…read morepeople easily. Shout out to Corvus and Delaney as they've done a great job with her. Also I love being able to check in on her at any time during the day with their cameras. Also very affordable for $35 a day on weekends which I often work on weekends. I live in Kent and I won't take my dogs to any other daycare because Positive approach is so good. I drive over for them!

Where do I even begin? I'm not someone who usually leaves negative reviews or speaks up about a bad…read moreexperience. I genuinely try to give people the benefit of the doubt and assume everyone is doing their best. Unfortunately, after today's experience, I feel like I need to say something. This is not our first visit. Our dog Goose has been here several times, and today was our puppy Maple's first visit. When I walked in this morning, there was no warm greeting or even a simple hello. The first things said to me by the groomers were, "Do you not get our texts?" and "We need you to be on time. We run a tight schedule." I walked in at 11:05. We are coming from Port Orchard, and when I received the text asking me to bring the dogs in earlier at 10:20, I was already on the road heading there. I understand that being on time is important, but the attitude I was met with immediately was completely unnecessary and set the tone for the entire visit. During the consultation, I explained what I wanted for both dogs. Because I was apparently considered late, I told Danielle that if she didn't have time to give Goose a full haircut, I at least wanted his face, eyes, and chin trimmed and for her to do whatever she could with the time available. Maple's groomer (will call her the lady with purple hair) asked if this was her first visit and I explained that it was and that she is about 6-7 months old. She then told me that I should have gotten her in much sooner for haircuts and to get her used to grooming. I explained that we had actually been cancelled on multiple times by them and that I booked her as soon as she had all of her vaccinations. I wasn't going to argue with her, but I found the comment unnecessary and condescending. I completely understand that a puppy's first grooming experience may need to be shorter depending on how they handle it. What I don't understand is the attitude surrounding it. Our puppy desperately needed a haircut, and I was never upset about them taking things slowly with her. I was upset by the way the entire situation was communicated. When I came back to pick them up, the attitude from both groomers continued. I was told the dogs were "a handful" and reminded again that I needed to be on time. What makes this even more frustrating is that I dropped them off around 11:00 and both dogs were ready to be picked up around 11:45. I was expecting full haircuts and baths, yet neither dog had much of a haircut at all. I'm not upset about Maple not receiving a full haircut because I understand she is a puppy and it was her first visit. However, Goose has been here multiple times, and he didn't even have the areas trimmed that I specifically asked for, including underneath his chin and around his eyes and head. I was also basically told by Danielle that Goose had "one last chance." Maple's groomer also spoke to me as though I didn't know my own dog, telling me that Maple has dew claws and that I need to play with her face and paws more. We do this regularly at home, so again, the way the information was communicated felt unnecessary and condescending. Then there were the charges. PART 2 & 3 in attached photos.