My husband and I got our puppy "Bono" from Selah Springs puppies. The owner is very knowledgeable…read moreon what puppies needs are. She explained the different things that she does to work with the puppies in making sure that they are socialized properly and well adjusted. I wanted to wait a few months before submitting my review to see how Bono's growth and development would unfold. Bono has turned out to be a phenomenal dog. He is intelligent, faithful, and sweet. We would definitely come to this breeder again, when we are in need of another dog.

I got my puppy "Hiro" from Selah Springs Puppies. Sara is very kind and informative, she is such a…read morejoy to work with. Hiro is really intelligent and learns quickly. He is such a sweetheart and so incredibly loyal. If I ever get another dog I will definitely come back to Selah Springs.

I'm so happy we found Puppy Love Doodles!! Rhonda is the best and we've been in love w our boy from…read morethe start!

From the owner: Home-raised goldendoodle, bernedoodle, aussiedoodle puppies from health tested parents. We…read moresocialize our puppies so they can easily transition into their new homes. We breed puppies for families.

Adopted a kitty from Kim in January, 2026. This is our…read morefirst time adopting an animal from a breeder, and we had an amazing experience. The process was very straightforward and smooth. Our kitty is one of the Maine coons that Kim imports from Europe and then we had him flown to us with a flight nanny. I did a lot of research before purchasing from a breeder so we were very prepared. It is always recommended to quarantine a new pet, and be prepared for ear or upper respiratory infections after an animal has experienced stress from travel. Especially cats. I had our kitty checked by the vet within 48 hours of receiving him and he got a clean bill of health, no infections. As for our kitty, he is well socialized and just overall perfect. He seeks me out for attention, plays well with my kids, and gets along great with my older kitties. Next time we are ready for another kitty, will definitely be using Maine Coon Maniacs again.

Warning: Restrictive Policy Designed to Avoid Accountability for Sick Cats…read more I attempted to adopt from Maine Coon Maniacs twice and am grateful I didn't proceed either time. First Experience (Falcon): I was set to adopt a kitten named Falcon, but he became so sick that the breeder ultimately decided he wasn't healthy enough to be adopted. This should have been my warning sign. Second Attempt (Samurai) - Policy Has Changed: When discussing another kitten, I discovered their current 48-hour health guarantee policy. The breeder sees each cat right before shipping, then you have only 48 hours after pickup for a vet wellness exam. This appears to be a deliberate policy change designed to move cats quickly while avoiding accountability for health issues that emerge after transport. Why This Policy Protects the Breeder, Not You: Respiratory infections from flight stress typically take 3-7+ days to show symptoms The 48-hour window conveniently ends before most travel-related illnesses appear When I raised concerns about what happened with Falcon repeating itself, the breeder refused to extend coverage She openly admitted upper respiratory infections "can happen even from stress" and that "no breeder typically covers that since it's out of their control" She's essentially admitting these issues are common enough that she's created a policy specifically excluding them The Pattern: Falcon became too sick to adopt (she acknowledged this was serious) Yet she claims this "only happened once in five years" But her current policy is structured specifically to avoid covering the exact type of illness Falcon developed This suggests sick cats after transport may be more common than she admits Red Flags: Reputable breeders offer 10-14 day minimum health guarantees Her policy ends before most transport-related illnesses surface She won't negotiate despite knowing cats in her care have become seriously ill The timing is suspicious: vet check right before shipping + 48-hour window = minimal breeder liability Bottom Line: This restrictive policy appears designed to let her ship cats quickly and avoid responsibility when they get sick days later. Combined with my experience with Falcon, this looks like a breeder who knows she has health problems and has structured her business to avoid accountability. Colorado has no pet lemon laws, so you have virtually no legal protection if your cat gets sick on day 3. Do not proceed without an extended written health guarantee. Better yet, find a breeder who stands behind their cats.

We had a great experience with this puppy rescue! We got there an hour early and we were the 8th…read morecar in line, but we got the pup we had our eyes on! They are well coordinated and the entire process took about an hour and a half (they only have 5 play areas so if you're not 1-5 in line, you have to wait)- they moved it along quick though and that 1.5 hours included all paperwork. Our pup is healthy, energetic, and doing all the normal puppy things!

Puppy adoption done RIGHT! I cannot give enough praise to this service on the way they run their…read moreadoption process... It is fair and equal and reasonable! First come, first serve... find the next love of your life and take them home right then Check the website and decide on the puppy(ies) or dog(s) that you want to check out in order of importance(we knew THE ONE right away), go to their location on Saturday before opening time and wait in line in your car for them to open(the earlier you get there, the better your chances of being the first to see and get the puppy you chose), right before they open every car in line gets a ticket with a number on it that tells the staff their place in line and thus their place in priority to visit with and chose a dog... all that's left at that point is to park, go "inside" (visit kennels are mostly outdoors, dress warmly if it's cool out) and visit your pet to be sure their temperament suits your needs... If it does, then you go fill out the short adoption forms and pay the very reasonable fee(as it includes first shots and neuter/spay cost) and then take your new family member home with you! Easy peasy and off to cuddle town!!! ‍ We plan to get all our babies here from now on.. Gracie Mae has been the sweetest girl ever....

I know. I know...I'm cut off. I love Pet Ranch SO much…read more Thank you for all of my beautiful little babies. I will continue to sing your praises to all that will listen. The staff is so great, they are caring, pet lovers and it really shows when you bring your new baby (or babies in my instance ) home.

We bought our beautiful Cavalier King Charles puppy last year. She is still in good health. We…read morecouldn't ask for a better experience with Pet Ranch! In fact we're getting another puppy this Christmas!

We have two Asgard Blue sweethearts and absolutely love them. It is clear when you visit…read moreAsgard-Blue their mommas and puppies are well loved and treated. This is a fantastic breeder!

I had the pleasure of working with Joan and Victoria from Asgard-Blue JLS French Bulldogs. These…read moretwo ladies were very professional and answered all my questions and concerns. I checked with several other french bulldog breeders before choosing to purchase my puppy from them. My puppy is gorgeous and healthy. If you are looking for a puppy take the time to go out and meet Joan and Victoria. The drive will be worth the positive experience you encounter. My next frenchie, and yes there will be another one, will be from them for sure.

Sandy and Rob were great to work with when I was picking out my new puppy. I was torn between 2 of…read morethem and was looking for a particular temperament and personality. We did a few facetime sessions so I could see what they were doing and how they interacted with the other puppies. Skeeter has been the best dog I could have ever asked for! Thanks Rob and Sandy!!

From the owner: We breed affectionate, intelligent, and healthy standard Bernedoodles. Our puppies are raised in a…read morefamily environment with tons of socialization.

Veterinary care is expensive, and I fully expect to pay for quality medicine. What I do not expect…read moreis to spend thousands of dollars while the underlying issue goes unidentified. I hope our experience encourages other pet owners to seek care elsewhere, ask questions, seek second opinions, and make sure previous imaging is carefully reviewed before agreeing to extensive treatment. In 2024, our dog developed aspiration pneumonia when she was just one year old. She recovered and went on to live a normal, healthy life for nearly two years. In February 2026, she developed the exact same symptoms. We brought her to Animal Urgent Care Northeast and specifically asked the doctors to obtain and compare her previous medical records because we believed this was the same issue she had experienced before. We were told the records had been reviewed. Over the course of her care at AUC North East, she underwent multiple diagnostic tests, received IV fluids, oxygen therapy, medications, and treatments. Yet, they never identified the foreign body. Despite more than $6,000 in charges, we were repeatedly told they could not determine why she was not responding to treatment. Afterward, we paid another veterinarian to independently review the medical records. Within that review, they identified a foreign body that had been visible on every image since 2024, which means that the foreign body had remained present on every set of radiographs taken since then. Image included in review, foreign body by curser. When I contacted Animal Urgent Care Northeast to discuss these findings, I was told that treating pneumonia was appropriate and that they could not prove the foreign body was responsible for her failure to improve. That is true--they cannot definitively prove that connection without removing the foreign body. What is also true is that we had already spent so much on hospitalization and treatment that never identified the underlying issue, we could no longer afford the procedure that may have given her a chance. The clinic ultimately refunded less than 10% of our bill. Tragically, that refund will be used to euthanize our three-year-old dog because surgery was no longer financially possible. I understand that veterinary medicine is complex and that no doctor has every answer. My disappointment is not that they couldn't guarantee a diagnosis. It is that despite our repeated concerns, our dog's previous history, and thousands of dollars in diagnostics and treatment, the underlying issue was never identified when it was clearly on the x-ray and explained all her symptoms. When another veterinarian found it by reviewing her records, there was very little accountability. I cannot recommend this clinic. If your pet has a complicated or recurring medical condition, I strongly encourage you to seek a different provider.

The facilities assistant manager was insensitive, unprofessional & lacked empathy for my…read moretraumatized dog and my traumatized state of being. My 6 year old dog had just been brutally attacked by another dog ( a dog locked its jaws on my dogs neck) less than an hour after arriving at the facility Saturday 5/30. The assistant manager (who didn't assist us)asked me the same intake questions twice, the same questions I had answered at the desk and online. She was more concerned with asking me the intake questions than to bother knowing why we needed urgent care. When I asked why she was asking me the questions twice, she proceeded to tell me that I was being recorded ( as if to try to intimidate me). During her inquisition, the assistant manager began petting my dogs wound, prior to knowing why we were seeking urgent care for my dog. I told her to stop petting my dogs wound Because she had just been attacked by another dog. The assistant manager didn't seem to care why my dog needed help, she cared more about her feelings ( both my dog and I were traumatized after the attack) than my dogs severe and serious injuries. I am disgusted with the unprofessionalism and lack of sensitivity and empathy for our medical needs. I was made to drive my dog 45 minutes out of my way to the next urgent care in Thornton because she refused us service and kicked us out of the facility.