1. Westie Whispers

1. Westie Whispers

0

,

Cancel

Open app

Search

Westie Whispers

1.0 (1 review)
Closed Closed

Get information

You can now request information from this business directly from Yelp

Westie Whispers Photos

You might also consider

Recommended Reviews - Westie Whispers

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

7 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

Ask the Community - Westie Whispers

Is Westie Whispers a respected and responsible breeder,as they are not on the breeder resource list of West Highland White Terrier Club Of America.Does anyone in Colorado recommend them?

We got Max, a 2 year old Westie from this breeder. He has been a wonderful dog and other than allergy issues, he has been healthy. He has a wonderful temperament and he brings such joy to our family. This is the second Westie we have gotten (the… 

Don’t See Your Question? Ask Away!

You might also consider

Verify this business for free

People searched for Pet Breeders 144 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

Verify this business

Lifeline Puppy Rescue

Lifeline Puppy Rescue

3.5
(56 reviews)

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....

This is by far my favorite rescue in the area. I am both a volunteer and foster with Lifeline and…read morecan say that this organization helps save so many dogs, every week. They work so hard everyday to change the lives of these dogs and to help the community. Please be patient with animal rescues right now, there are SO many homeless animals that need help and rescues are being flooded with requests.

Animal Urgent Care North East

Animal Urgent Care North East

4.1
(19 reviews)

I want to thank Dr. Noll and her team for taking care of my dog last night. The amount of care that…read moreI felt from the entire staff was incredible and I truly am grateful for all of you. Dr. Noll with your knowledge and fast acting team, you put me at ease very quickly in a highly stressful situation. When I picked up my dog the next day, I want to also thank the staff working the front desk. You guys were incredible. For anyone reading this, please don't hesitate to bring your animals here. Trust me when I say they will be properly taken care of with all the love they deserve.

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.

Westie Whispers - petbreeders - Updated July 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...