Stevie, the owner and groomer of Noah's Arff did a FANTASTIC job on my long hair Shiloh Shepherd!…read moreMy girl has been groomed for 9 years as both a show dog and a pet by several groomers who all are great, but Stevie's groom job tops the cake! WOW what a great GROOMER. She even did my job on a Sunday when I had to cancel during the week! Her facility also board's boards dogs and cats. It is spotless and the 10 or so dogs being boarded were all very happy and running free in the boarding side of the facility also outdoor yard. I would be more than happy to board an animal with them! Way to go, Stevie!

Duke just loves Tabitha! We've been going her since she opened her business and before! Tab,…read more today Duke looked sooo cute!! Thank you so much for taking care of my little Duke!!

She does an amazing job with my Golden Doodle. He used to hate getting groomed, but at Tabs I pick…read morehim up happy! I know she takes the time to make him feel loved and he looks great!!

Caring, affordable, honest. Will not charge you for testing and xrays that are not done. Will…read moretouch your pet and not tell you nothing is wrong with your pet then just send you out the door. They will take care of your pets! Busy people there. But worth the wait.

They are very good with my schnauzer. One is extremely vocal and it doesn't bother them. They…read morediagnosed the other one when no one else could and she's been much better . Thank you all for your help.​

i have adopted 2 pups from San Louis. The experience has been super good. Very responsive, caring…read moreand knowledgeable. Top of the line, in my opinion.

I've worked with rescue years ago, I've had Great Danes for 20 years. I met a wonderful family…read morethat needed to place a Great Dane they were fostering. I had excellent references, but I also have a very old cat. I wanted a nice quiet dog so the cat wouldn't be scared. Jack seemed like a great match. Jack needed a quiet home and someone to love him. I had put in an application to adopt, but I needed time to make sure it was going to work, especially for my cat. The family fostering brought Jack to Petco where San Luis Valley Animal Welfare was having an adoption fair. I arrived about 30 minutes before them. I talked to Aileen. In my application and that day I was upfront with her about my ability to walk Jack. But, that I had the means and a trainer willing to walk him. My not being able to walk Jack was a big issue with her. But, she let me take Jack home and I agreed to let her check in with me on his walking. And she did. She checked in every week. "How is Jacks walking going?" Not how is Jack settling in, how is Jack and the cat getting along, she just wanted to know if he was walking everyday, twice a day for 30 minutes. I responded with how he was doing, how the cat was handling things, how much he slobbered. :o) I also said he was going on his walks, but that he wasn't gone for 30 minutes. He has trust issues, like most rescues do, especially Great Danes. He didn't want to be away from me that long. He would fight leaving me and then walk a certain distance, he would stop, turn around and pull the trainer back to me. We were trying to build trust. Let him know I would be there everytime he came back. After a few weeks of her asking me about his walks (and nothing else) I had fallen head over heels for him. My cat was getting used to him. We had a routine going. Everything was great, I was ready to adopt. Then she sent another email saying I had broken the agreement and she would be taking him. It broke my heart. He had been walking just not a full 30 minutes because he was insecure. I admit, I got a bit upset. I told her if she was taking him, she better do it that day. I spent the day in tears. Then she gave me a little hope. She thought my emails about the walks were vague. So, I explained again. She emailed back, asking to talk to my dog walker/trainer. By then I had had enough. My application had all my references on it, she let me take the dog home, she let me fall in love with the dog. I don't think she ever planned to let me keep him. If she had, she would have been more concerned about his complete welfare and not just 30 minutes twice a day. I admit my emotions were raw by this point and I told her to either pick him up or give me adoption papers, but I couldn't take the emotional rollercoaster she had me on. She picked him up the next morning, leaving me in tears. I can't imagine what Jack was thinking as they took him away from me. He must be so sad and confused. I know I am.

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Henderson at Alpine Veterinary Hospital. She performed an…read moreincredibly thorough neurological exam on my horse and spent nearly two hours with us. It was obvious from the start that she truly cares about her patients and their owners. She is up to date on current technology and uses modern tools to guide her exams and decision-making. What I especially appreciated is that she is thorough without pushing unnecessary testing. She understands how expensive horse ownership can be and provides comprehensive, thoughtful care that feels fair and affordable--no price gouging just because she can. Dr. Henderson welcomed me into the decision-making process and was open to discussing alternative and emerging therapies. Even though I didn't receive the diagnosis I was hoping for, she handled everything with kindness and compassion. She offered to tailor a treatment plan that allows me to continue working with her, even though I live almost two hours away. She encouraged me to call anytime and send email updates with pictures and videos so she can provide feedback. I'm so grateful to have found her and finally feel like my horse is in truly good hands. I plan to bring all of my animals to her in the future.

I was referred to go here by my great danes breeder for good care and prices. I live in Boulder and…read moreeverything is outrageous this way, if you own a large animal they just want to profit off you sort of thing. I had to get my male Dane neutered for medical necessity, prostate issues with symptoms. Dr Henderson did his procedure and also owns this practice. I literally called, scheduled, brought him in and all was well. They found some other issues during his neuter so ended up doing a scrotal ablation in addition. I found the cost more than reasonable, the communication was fantastic, and my boy is recovering so well. I would absolutely advise anyone goes here for competent medical care for their animal, especially if you're nervous about how things could go. These people do a good job and seem to be more old school in their approach. Not for profit, but for helping the animals. Thank you guys for helping my sweet Apollo! I hope I don't need to bring my female here for anything but if I needed to I would choose you guys only!

My wife and I have adopted dogs from the Valley Humane League. Given the small budget they must…read morehave, they do a wonderful job! Thank you, Valley Humane League! (and Bless you, too!)

We been taking our dogs and cats to Alpine for 11 years. We've always been happy with the care…read moreprovided in both Monte Vista and Alamosa.

Drs are too stupid to leave voicemail when responding to an after hours emergency call. Took…read morealmost two hours to get in touch with them to schedule to bring in a wounded dog. I could have driven to Pueblo in that time. Dr still argues that she is above leaving voicemail. The folks at the ER vet care in Pueblo were awesome.