Did a very good job on my Horseshoes Great customer service…read moreHe gave me a piece of candy

Our dog had a good initial daycare visit or two. Was then boarded for 2 nights & came home a…read moredifferent dog. Been boarded elsewhere never with such a negative reaction. Definitely something happened & without open communication & cameras we were told nothing happened. We tried a day care visit afterwards to try and glet past this & instead things worsened. The lack of accountability & transparency (cameras) seems there's just a bad mojo at this place. We're done forever.

HOLY SMOKE! This place is awesome and they got my wife and I out of a jam…read more Allow me to begin, my wife and I are both full time pastors and we were just going there to check the place out for the future. Most of the doggy daycare places we knew required a prior evaluation before they would allow the animal to be boarded as well as all of their information (shots, vets ... ). On the way there, we received a call that one of our parishioners was being flown to a hospital in South Bend in serious condition and we were being requested to be with the family. After explaining this to the kind people at The Truth About Dogs, they took the information we had concerning vaccinations and allowed us to leave Finnegan with them while we kept going to South Bend. While they had him, they did their evaluations and took EXTREMELY good care of our little landshark (he's only 8 months old at this point and going through the bratty, everything I find is mine to destroy, stage). * Will we be back? YES!! * Will we use them for anything other than daycare when we are in town? YES! It's about 40 mil;es each way and we have signed up for obedience classes beginning in a few weeks. If you need someone who is trustworthy, kind and respectful of your furbaby, you need look further than these people.

Black Pine is an overlooked attraction in the northeast Indiana area. The Fort Wayne zoo gets the…read morepublicity. However, Black Pine has a different purpose, process and attraction. Black Pine is located in Albion - near Kendalville and the Chain O Lakes areas. Their purpose is to rescue distressed wild life, bring them back to health and give the animals a place to live out their days. The animal's habitats tries closely replicate their original habitat...well...as much as their private funding and Indiana landscape will allow. The caged settings do their best to get you close to the animals without stressing the animal out - which is a major part of their focus. Most all these animals were rescued from some sort of poor conditions. Those situations tend to be private citizens, in the US, that abused the animals and were forced to turn over the animals. Many had to be nursed back to health. We participated in the $20 3-5p Saturday private feeding tour. The group had about 30 people. The two tour guides were excellent. They shared stories about each animal, how it got there, the health issues and rehab process. They gave us info to let you know what these animals need to thrive. Also covered were the extinction status of the animals, the current legislation issues and the geo economic-political environment that shapes these animals lives. Black Pine feed the animals to try and draw them out of their shelters. They don't force them out perhaps like a zoo. Most all the animals came out and made an appearance. Only a few of them could be observed eating. The warning for small children was probably over played as there wasn't hardly any sensitive feeding situations. The tour is a lot of walking with almost no places to sit and rest. Be prepared with water. You will find the animals to be accessible and amazing. Many came out so they could easily be seen. The tigers have to be the main attraction as they are incredible creatures.

Black Pine Animal Sanctuary might be one of Indiana's best kept secrets. Located about 40 minutes…read morenorth west of Fort Wayne, the sanctuary is home to many different species who come to them from captivity. Here, they are provided a home for the rest of their lives and people can visit to learn about responsible care and conservation. I took the basic tour, which lasts nearly two hours. Our guide, Lowell, was extremely knowledgeable and gave us a lot of background on the animals. I was surprised to find that four of their tigers were rescued from the Tiger King's facility and now live there. This is a great place and I highly encourage people to visit and help the sanctuary by donations as that's the only way they can operate outside of grant funding.

They are always helpful and friendly! Their prices are very competitive. We love supporting a small…read morebusiness that has a long standing reputation. The owners are very giving to the community and National needs after disasters.

A small, but great pet store. The staff is very knowledgeable and experienced. The quality of…read moreequipment and animals is superb. This is the place to get fish if you are into aquariums. Very healthy fish.

I found "Tortilla" through a 3rd party online source. I contacted Posh Puppies directly. We had…read moreseveral Zoom meetings to meet my puppy and tour their facility. Wow. What a great family! Every single question I had was answered promptly. I was concerned if Tortilla's (I renamed her Penny) energy would match my other tiny puppy. The videos I got were a little concerning to me because she seemed shy. Then they sent me more videos of crazy Penny zooming around and playing! I drove 6 hours and got to see their really cool property and vet clinic. They had Penny walking around and sniffing things, sent me home with a "starter pack" and, because she was so small, some high calorie gel to give her "on the ride back" because shes so small and active. They gave me her blanket (still have!) and her favorite toy (also still have....though she took the filling out a couple years ago). 3 years later, Penny is now doing dog therapy for people with anxiety and depression. She has led "Puppyflow" yoga classes. She's amazing. Knowing what I know now, I'd have paid double. Her name at the breeder was "Tortilla". She gets along with my 13yo belgian malinois...now that he's old she tires HIM out. She gets along with my ACTUAL posh Puppy, a 3yo shih tzu named Heidi, who prefers comfort and luxury. They sleep in a pile at night. I can't recommend these folks enough. Support every step of the way and now over 3 years out, Penny has already changed lives for the better. I understand not all puppies are predictable and sometimes they come with health concerns. I am so fortunate to have found Posh Puppies and their thoughtful and caring owners. Update: I am happy to answer any questions about my experience for any future adopters! Please feel free to forward my contact info or dm me if they want more details. I can't recommend you enough!

We bought our toy poodle in February 2023 She has had a lot…read moreof behavioral issues. We owned 5 poodles before her. Never have we had a poodle act like her even to this day she has severe behavioral issues. Unfortunately I didn't do my research on posh puppies before we purchased her. Every time we would ask to see a dog they'd push us towards a different puppy. My mom was dying of cancer at the time wanted a poodle for the last in her life and her last poodle past in 2022. So we ultimately decided on the toy we have now. I'd definitely do your. From all the negative reviews prompted to leave my review. All I can say is buyer beware and do your research.