We recently left our two Shih Tzus with April and Sara for almost three weeks while we were…read morevacationing in Maui. We've never left them for that length of time so we were a little worried but this kennel surpassed our expectations and both dogs were happy and healthy when we picked them up. They looked after medication for Lulu and April even bathed and groomed them for us so they smelled and looked awesome. We will definitely use Howliday Inn anytime we can't take our pups with us. Money well spent!!

From the owner: Howl A Day Inn Notre-Dame Provides The Absolute Best In Pet Care & Training To Its Furry Clients…read moreOur caregivers are dedicated to the welfare and happiness of your pets, with extensive knowledge in all areas. We will give you peace of mind and provide your pet with a safe and happy experience while they are within our care. Dog Boarding Doggy Daycare Cat Sitting

Friendly and helpful staff, and a great selection of doggie treats and toys. I've even come by the…read morestore with my dog for some help in training him!

From the owner: Everything you need for your dog!…read more What we offer: All breed grooming with individual appointments to provide a stress-free environment. Our store offers only the healthiest products for your dog along with knowledgeable staff who have raised/competed with dogs for 25+ years. Obedience classes. We believe that keeping the classes small, in a relaxed atmosphere, makes the experience more enjoyable for both dog and handler. We view every dog/handler team as an individual and work with you to find the best routine to fit your lifestyle. In-home boarding. Why take your dog to a stressful boarding kennel when you can let them stay with us on our 4 acre, lakefront property? While you're away your dog can go hiking, swimming, play in our indoor arena, and more! Your dog will enjoy all of the comforts of home at night in our dog room, no kennels here! Do you have an elderly dog or a dog that prefers his/her own space? You can rent the dog room exclusively for your dog.

I booked an appt to have my 11 year old lab groomed, when I arrived I was told they could not groom…read moreher because she has a wart on her head that might bleed (she had been groomed here at least 6 times before this with the same wart). I told them this but they refused, my wife called and talked to the manager and explained she had been there numerous times before, no go. So I guess if Petsmart would prefer I take my 11 year old dog to the vet, have her undergo surgery to have the wart removed and once healed maybe then they would groom her. sorry but that just doesn't make sense to me.

I am beyond happy with the grooming Melissa has done on my Yorkiepoo Marli. She always suggests…read moredifferent cuts and genuinely loves what she does. Whenever it's time for Marli to be groomed, I always request to get Melissa. Thanks girl you do a terrific job!

Thanks you so much for how much time you took for Oreo,she looks amazing, I would recommend you to…read moreany one.you were so good with her,she slept through her grooming.

This organization sells itself as saving animals but all it is really doing is lining its pockets…read more The general approach is simple: get a bunch of donations to pay to go get a bunch of dogs out of kill shelters throughout the US. cram as many dogs in a vehicle as you can and bring them to Canada. Throw them in foster homes for a couple of weeks under the guise of "evaluating" them, thaen put them up for adoption with minimal biographies and glossing over behavioural concern that manifested while in foster care. Collect sizeable adoption fees and put dogs in their new homes with unreasonably short "trial" period. Then, when behavioural issues do manifes, make sure to make it as hard as possible to get help or return the dog and blame the owners. No one should be adopting from this organization. Do yourself a favour and find a reputable breeder who will actually support you through you dog's whole life.

First thing, I am a happy father to a very healthy, fit and somewhat annoying Beagle. He is…read morepampered and generally a good boy! As he gets older I have been keeping my eyes open for a Corgi, a dog that I had the pleasure of raising, 3 of them and yes, at the same time. Save a Life recently posted a 6-8 year old Corgi and I was immediately enchanted with him. He was an adult, had a decent bio, past the chewing stage and I started to envision him as a welcomed addition to the family and what a great life we could provide. I filled out the enquiry form and received a call back the next day. The call began with information about the dog, the organization and finally I was asked if I have any questions. Having been a long time dog daddy we discussed the nature of Corgi's, the potential of my Beagle being receptive to a new member of the family, things that most dog owners wouldn't concern themselves with, since control really is limited and most dogs work their relationships out on there own. The representative then enquired as to what I feed my Beagle? I didn't hesitate to mention that every one of my three Corgi's had been raised on a diet of IAMs and lived to be 17 years old....now that's pretty impressive for Corgi's. None of them had any illnesses along the way. Hence I feed my Beagle, or my show Beagle as I like to refer to him, the same. The representative then proceeded to argue her point, seemingly endlessly, about her views on IAMs. I listened quietly and responded with, 'you should meet my Beagle, he is fit, healthy and his coat outshines the sun!' To sway the conversation I mentioned that I would like to arrange a meet and greet with my dog and of coarse meet the potential new dog as that just seemed smart before you proceed with all the formality. The representative then expressed the requirement of filling out the adoption form, which I had no issues with, none at all except the 50 questions, that frankly wouldn't give any insight into me, my homelife, my treasured dogs life....... my previous three charmed Corgis...... I expressed my disappointment and noted that I am looking to save a dog and that my Beagle was purchased privately, from a breeder, whom I have a wonderful long relationship with now and that none of these questions were ever asked regarding that purchase. Not being able to meet a full grown 6-8 year old Corgi, a hard animal to place and not without some minor challenges, before I even decide if the dog might be as noted, and then socialized with my dog , seems to be the right place to start. The approach of these adoptions is quite frankly absurd and the only one that suffers is the dog. I mentioned that dog lovers are truly dog lovers, looking to provide shelter, food and most of all love. In the end I finished with expressing good luck with your dogs, leaving frustrated, feeling like I was doing something wrong, when the fact is, I was just trying to help a dog, an older dog...... back to the private market. Don't get your hopes up people, these adoptions are always a disapointment.