Absolutely useless. My cat is stuck in a high place. I called fire, they told me to call animal…read morecontrol. Animal control says no you have to call fire. Whats the point of being animal control if you cant help with an animal? Now i am going to have to get a 40 ft ladder and climb myself up there. I am very ill. I have a plethora of health issues. I am going through radiation treatment. The fact that i have to do any of this is indicitive of a useless orginization and wasted tax dollars. Shame

STL County Animal Control is a amazing organization that care about animals and people!! I'm soo…read morethankful that they understood my concerns about excessive, unruly and random animals. With thoughtfulness to myself and the animals. They assisted me, and it means so very much!

This is a great place to volunteer if you are looking for opportunities. The leads train you…read morethroughly and explain their twice a day process to clean the litter pans, feed/water, and provide a scratch or hug if appropriate. They follow appropriate procedures for avoiding any cross contamination, required vetting, and administering meds when needed. They have supplies and cute items for your pets too and all purchases go back to supporting the cats care! They mainly take in strays and surrendered cats, so consider taking one or two home and give them the love they desire!

I ws rather shocked. 2 or 3 folks sitting at a table but almost every litter box was dirty. they…read morehad been dirty for some time. if I was adopting out kitties...I would make things spotless. I have volunteered for many years at shelter, and we always kept kitty cages spotless. some litter boxes so full of "stuff", nowhere for cats to go anymore. also, sure would be nice to know cost of adoption. did not have info until I saw it posted. 3x what other shelters charge. $150. I know many vets donate their time or greatly reduce their fes. if this is not happening for them..they need to bring in someone to negotiate fees or get some volunteer hours from a vet. ty.

DO NOT USE THESE PEOPLE!!! "Olivia" (who runs the adoption service for this company), is rude and…read moredoes not return emails. She showed us the dog we were interested in and required that we provide a medical history of our current dog. Was happy to provide these details the next day and emailed them to her. She then sends us an email the next day stating we were denied. We are absolutely devastated by this as we are excellent dog owners and wanted to open our home to saving a shelter dog. We have been crushed by this experience and don't want anyone else to have to go through this process. Olivia is someone we would NOT recommend to work with.

We adopted our rescue here and continue to come back for vet services. Olivia loved our rescue…read morebefore we adopted her as if Mimzy was her own dog. Everyone here treats me and my family with respect and loves our dogs! We love this place.

My husband and I have worked with Christy, the owner of My Best Buddy, with both of our dogs. (We…read moreworked with her before she opened her very own training business, My Best Buddy, so that's why someone might notice some similarities between this review and another I wrote a couple years ago.) She's a talented trainer who clearly loves dogs. She taught us the "leave it" command for our dog, Delilah. This was an important command because we spent many years living in cities where people would go out at night and leave their late night munchies- pizza scraps, chicken wing bones- all over the streets, and our dog often ingested these "goodies" before we could stop her. After you spend some time pulling chicken bones out of a hungry mutt's mouth, you'll learn the value of "leave it." Delilah is such a greedy little dog that we never thought she could learn "leave it," but with Christy, she did. Christy had us practice with chicken wings, after Delilah had mastered less valuable stuff, and Delilah was successful! Christy also helped our other dog, Kiwi, who has really struggled with leash reactivity.

Christy is a great trainer, and can really help you with your dog. She once sent my wife and me a…read morepicture of our (high strung, reactive) dog calmly laying on a mat with other dogs around her that blew our minds.

We stopped in and got some treats for our 90 pound Berniedoodle…read more The ladies working, were very sweet The store is cute, spacious, and lots of options. I had never been in the store and my younger daughter wanted to pick out something for him. We got a scoop of the fresh dog treats and he absolutely loves them. We will have to definitely come back and bring Ramone with us.

They did a rough job on my Uncle's dogs, and weren't friendly when I picked them up. I wouldn't…read morerecommend this place.

Can't recommend them enough! They took care of our sweet new family member so well! He even…read moreneeded eye drops and they attempted it every day. Not always successful. Yet they cared for every other need we had while we were away. Worth every penny! Thx! 4-legged friends!

4-Legged Kids takes such good care of these 2 kittens. They are very reliable and I trust them…read morecompletely to ensure their safety when we travel, whether it's a weekend getaway or week long vacation. We are very particular about their care, and 4-Legged Kids always delivers. They provide not only an update after every visit, but also photos too. Finally, their customer service and website make for easy scheduling, updates, and communication while traveling as well.

I had started going to this vet when (after my fabulous review) my regular vet was getting so busy…read morethey could not take pets in on same day calls. So I started using RRAH because they were close and they had same day appts. They were passable. In my most recent experience, I took my dog London in for a shot for her allergies (she is so itchy, poor thing) and asked they pay special attention to her ears. They found a hematoma in her ear that they were afraid would progress into the ear canal and started hounding me about surgery. Since I was unprepared and, unfortunately, poor, I had to consider what they were asking, but they continued to hound and harass me about what I was going to do. I finally had to explain that this was a lot of money for me ($600ish) and that I would have to work on getting the funds together and get back to them. When they brought out the estimate, the tech also continued to badger me about scheduling the procedure. I also want to note that my pet had increasingly become skiddish and wary of going into this vet which was NEVER an occurrence prior. And in this case, I might understand why. From outside in the parking lot (Covid rules) I could hear my dog crying and yelping while being examined. I did get the money together and scheduled her for the procedure. She went in, got it done, and was sent home with a cone on her poor head and some medicine and warned that if she started shaking her head to contact them. What do you know, what they warned me about occurred and I contacted them immediately. Going by the timer on my phone, I was put in hold for nearly 20 minutes, when they picked up, I had a question for which they put me on hold for a little over 10 minutes. They asked me to come in and get some medicine for her. I was not informed of the price or even that there would be a price since the success of the surgery depended on her not shaking her head - and there is a medicine specifically designed for just that which, for the life of me, I cannot understand why this medicine was not sent home with London in the first place. Since no mention of cost or price was elaborated upon, we packed up (we were camping) and came straight to the vet. Luckily I had money on me because, surprise, there WAS a cost involved. A minor cost, but one that I was never made aware of. At the vet, more time on hold as I was put on hold for 8 minutes when I called upon arrival, and 3 additional minutes when I had questions. Finally this was all resolved while we sat in the parking lot and they were to bring the meds out to me (again Covid rules) after I paid, which I did. The girl handed me the bag, did not say thank you and did not express an iota of concern for my dog who was with me. If they had a problem with me, I get that, I was grumpy, but not rude. I was concerned that London was in pain and that her pain might lead to her undoing the procedure she just had. But this is a professional medical establishment and to act in that manner and not even take a GLIMPSE at my dog (no Vet contact on this at all, vet would not come to the phone, hence why all the hand offs to people who had to turn around and go back and ask them). Just here are your pills, no instructionson taking the meds, no thank you, no "aww poor thing". I have to do better for London and it starts here. No more Rock Road. They are concerned primarily with UPSELLING and high pressure sales tactics. London has been giving me clues that I have been hesitant to acknowledge until now. If you have read this far, take your pets to Overland Animal Clinic on Lackland.

Never go here. Took our dog there, it was her time and she wasn't doing good. When I carried her in…read morethe place it was great. Then they wanted to take her away for the catheter and almost dropped her. At that point it got heated on both sides and they were very rude and threatened not to do the procedure while knowing my dog was suffering. Nasty nurse at a time we were suffering.