The team at Pet Haven (Kerry, Molly, Julie, Kiersten, Heather and so many more) are simply amazing…read more I have had two wonderful adoptions with them and have also had the pleasure of fostering. They care about their animals AND the people who help. For those who receive consistent support it is a blessing to have a partner to help you help others. A recent experience - a man came during off hours for help keeping his dogs fed and he was given two full bags of dog food - no questions asked. They help in every way they can.

We took in a mother cat and her kittens ( via live trap) we believe she was a drop off cuz she was…read morepregnant, tried working with pet haven in June of 2023 to have them , it is now October. Several emails back and forth letting them know he mother is fighting with our female cat that's been in the home for several years, the only kittens they are interested in taking are the 2 male kittens we just paid over $400 to have vetted and fixed. Zero interest in taking the mother cat that's creating a dangerous situation for our female cat. They instead asked if I could put the mother cat into my bathroom. I have EVERY email to confirm what I've stated here. If you would like to see them, email me farmerandpoet@hotmail.com

You've been a life saver for my grandma twice now! Thank you for being responsive, flexible on…read moretime and being timely. We will absolutely continue reaching out as we need more help

From the owner: Critter Couriers: I’m your pet’s taxi, stay-and-wait, and dog walking friend—here with an open…read moreheart and wagging-tail energy. I’m the friendly face who’ll scoop up your fur baby for a safe ride, hang out with them through every moment, or take them on a walk filled with love and little chats (yes, I talk to them—they deserve it!)whether they need a special blanket, toy, or treat. Their comfort is given at no extra cost to you. Every slobbery kiss, every curious sniff, every trusting look in their eyes drives me to care like they’re part of my own family. Book with Critter Couriers, and let your pet feel the warmth of someone who’s all in for their happiness—because to me, they’re not just pets, they’re the heartbeat of your world!

We are so fortunate to have an organization like this in our backyards…read more Yesterday, a baby squirrel fell from it's nest and landed in our backyard. This wasn't the first time wildlife has landed in my yard, but it's the first time that overnight the animal was still there. (I did a bunch of googling to know not to feed or water the squirrel.) But this morning in my googling, I found Wildlife Rehab center. They open up at 9am - so on a Monday morning, I was off right away to when they opened. Their website said "Don't call, just bring them in." I wasn't the only one there this morning. I met 3 other friendly rescuers of a baby bunny, a mallard who was injured on Snelling Ave, and a small injured bird. The lady at the front desk was so polite with all of us. Asked us to kindly fill out a one-pager w our info, and general status of how we encountered the animal. And as a few others have noted, there was a spot at the bottom of the page to notate if you wanted to make a donation or not. What I loved was that there was NO pressure to donate as a rescuer. (I've been squeezed to donate $$$ at other locations...) But because they were so friendly and doing work that I cannot do, I was more than happy to donate a small amount. In fact the others did as well, probably because there was no pressure and we generally cared for the well-being of these animals. I will send them an email to follow up. Naturally, I want to make sure lil' Harry the Squirrel is rehab'd. He's a cutie... and I know leaving him with this professional, loving team was the best thing to do.

Absolutely love this place, and the people who work here are top-notch. I've brought many a trapped…read morebat, baby squirrel fallen from nest and abandoned, and more, into the center and have always been in awe of these people and the work they do. They're very knowledgeable and professional. I've never had a negative experience at the wildlife rehabilitation center and am so grateful there are people willing to work so hard to save animals. They make it so easy and are so compassionate. They'll let you know what they'll do to help the animals and if you ask they may even update you. Thank you for being hero's !

They are wonderful from the front desk to the Vet Techs to the Doctors. I am so comfortable taking…read moremy dog there.

The most caring helpful vets and clinic staff, I would 100% recommend for any pet! Reasonable and…read moreefficient pet care.

An extremely compassionate, professional and timely service. Their customer service is impeccable…read moreand their staff is knowledgeable and caring. Dr. Mike is what you would describe as someone who found his calling. Professional, caring and respectful. He answered all our questions and still asked us if we had any more questions or concerns. I highly recommned this service.

Dr. Mike was incredibly empathetic and a fantastic listener. He came exactly on time, and helped…read moreour cat out of pain and eased us into life without our beloved pet. Dr. Mike and MN Pets were truly fantastic to deal with, at an especially difficult time. These folks, especially the visiting veterinarians, have a true calling.

Lovely work , I have had friends that were very satisfied, and you guys come highly recommended…read more But I don't even get a chance to visit or receive the opportunity to pick out a pet dog for my family . I haven't had a dog in a long time but we always had lovely cats that were apart of our family. Still have a friendly older cat. We have recently miss having a dog apart of our family. We were not looking for a dog to protect us or look good on our arm. Just a extended family member. . Opportunity loss!

From the owner: Looking for a dedicated pet professional to help with your most troubling questions? Happy Trails…read morePets is here to empower you to get your dog or cat on the road to health and wellness. Focusing on individualized support in a variety of areas including: New Pet Adoption, Nutrition & Lifestyle, along with Education & Support. A new approach in pet care!

We just used Wags for the first time for 10 days over this past Christmas season and could not have…read morebeen more pleased. I was extraordinarily impressed with the professionalism in our initial pre-sitting meeting. It takes no small bit of trust to hand over your house keys to a stranger. But seeing Valerie's preparation with all the necessary documents, vet information, emergency contacts, and daily schedule made it immediately clear we were in good hands. Valerie was watching our cat, which included feeding, playing, and litter-cleaning. She also offered to take in the mail, water any plants, and send text/photo updates as frequently as every day (we took her up on the last offer, which was charming and gave our family some good laughs over the holidays). It was like we never left when we returned, and I can't imagine a better compliment for a pet sitter. We came back to a happy cat, which made for some happy cat owners. I'd recommend Wags without hesitation.

I have used this pet service now several times Valerie is very good and friendly. My princess Mokie…read moreloves her and seems to be happy when i come home. Valerie leaves great notes and is very professional. The service price is great and i would recommend this service to anyone!

Every time I have to stop at this store I leave with the most visceral annoyance. Let me start from…read morethe beginning with some context: 1.) My dog has significant digestive issues related to protein. He is required to be on Hydrolyzed Protein as it is easier to break down. This food requires a prescription for reasons unknown to me, and costs $150 per bag. Maplewood is one of few locations that have his food, so I am forced to stop here frequently. 2.) Because his food requires a prescription, I have to have Banfield create a mini prescription card before I can check out with his food. Most recently, I stopped into the store for food and when I went to check out the cashier stated that the prescription card was expired. It had been expired for five months, but apparently that wasn't an issue until right then. So, I get out of the line I had waited in, go to the Banfield counter (wait in line again), get the card replaced for what seems like the 75th time, and after they explained it expires once a year, I looked at the card and realized it actually expires every six months. Fine. I take the card, wait in line again, and the cashier is finally able to check me out. During my checkout (at which point I want nothing more than to exit the store) the cashier randomly starts telling me about how her mom got her two kittens and she is going out of her way to feed them well so that they "never have to eat this food." To me, this implies that I am feeding my dog prescription food because I somehow created this protein deficiency he's had since birth...? All of this to say - a trip that should take five minutes almost always ends up taking twenty. Despite having Banfield inside several PetSmart locations, they haven't incorporated any way for their staff to pull prescriptions. In my opinion, PetSmart isn't and has never been concerned about the customer experience. If you don't have to go to this location or a PetSmart in general, I wouldn't.

One word: RACIST! They refused service for my 6-year-old Shih Tzu. I was told he wouldn't allow the…read moregroomer to touch his face, and then I was told to have a vet shave his face before they would groom him. This was after one of the ladies told me she didn't want to use her clippers on him. Mind you, he's been going to another PetSmart location since he was 1. I then went to the Banfield hospital inside the store where my dog is a client. I explained everything to the vet there. My Shih Tzu was seen within the hour. Not only did they give him a medical shave, but I also had them give him his two shots that would be needed in the next two months. I also had his heartworm prevention medication done. Everything cost over $1,000. After picking up my pet from Banfield around 4, I walked back inside the grooming department hoping to schedule my Shih Tzu for a later date. The lady then told me no one there felt comfortable grooming my Shih Tzu at a later time. I was told everyone had agreed they didn't want to service him--just a total refusal. I was livid after spending over $1,000 and being told this, especially after I was instructed to have a vet shave his face before returning for grooming. My guess is they are Trump supporters, enforcing the order he signed allowing them to refuse service. By the way, I'm Black, and my husband is a Caucasian Army veteran who served 26 years fighting for this country.

I brought my 7 month old Shih Tzu to Blue Ribbon Grooming and was very happy. Not only was her…read morehaircut beautiful, she smelled amazing as well. Will definitely bring her back.

I took my Great Pyrenees to Blue Ribbon Grooming in Oakdale (Deb Dunford) and was charged $346 for…read moreless than two hours of work. When I asked for an itemized receipt, Deb refused to provide one. She claimed the high price was because she hand blow dries instead of cage drying, but every reputable groomer we've used also blow dries, this is standard, not an upgrade. She washed him, blow dried, clipped nails, and did a light trim, not a full haircut. Her only justification was his size, even though she knew beforehand he was a Great Pyrenees and advertised experience with the breed. She also claimed she charged more to get him done faster, even though I explained he usually takes about 4 hours, and the most I've ever paid elsewhere was $275 (already very expensive). For comparison, mobile grooming has only cost me $200 and that includes the convenience of coming to my home. On top of the price gouging, when I checked him at home he had a soiled rear meaning either he defecated there and they sent him home dirty, or they didn't wash him properly. Both are unacceptable for a grooming service. This was price gouging and poor care. I cannot trust this business, and I strongly advise large-breed owners to look elsewhere.

They treat the dogs like family. My dog comes home relaxed and tired in a good way! Pick up and…read moredrop off is super easy.

If I could give zero stars I would. I am so disappointed in my experience with them. My dog was at…read moreDogtopia in Maplewood for 2hrs. I get a phone call saying my dog has a small cut on her head and that everything's fine. I go pick her up and find a large laceration on her head and once I got home I found a puncture wound on her side that my vet confirmed went down to the muscle tissue. The Dogtopia manager told me that she did not clean the wounds she used a non-antibacterial non-scented baby wipe and applied ointment. This is going to trap bacteria in and a wound this deep can easily get infected especially in an environment with lots of dogs. Their staff "doesn't know what happened". They will not share any of the surveillance footage. They only offered to pay the vet bill once I threatened to take legal action if they didn't. I have worked at dog daycare's prior and we had never sent a dog home with injuries like that and no idea how they happened and no explanation. They tried to tell me that she hit her head at first and it was a small cut and upon inspecting her it is a large laceration all the way through the skin and I discovered the puncture wound because she was licking it once she got home and that goes down to the muscle. It blows my mind that they downplay it so much and will not share their surveillance video. They are clearly not watching them/keeping rooms under control. I would never feel comfortable allowing them to watch my dog ever again, they are not taking safety as a priority. If you're understaffed you need to stop taking in dogs at a certain point so that staff members can actually maintain a supervised and controlled environment. My vet said either staples or stitches so I went with staples because they are a little over $300 versus $900 for stitches. It took me threatening my legal team reaching out to them for them to even refund the cost of a half-day charge when she was there for two hours before I picked her up because of injury. I had to push even more to get them to pay the vet bill eventually. The only reason I had my dog there is because I was hit by an SUV and was physically unable to take my dog to burn energy as she is just over one year old. So now not only am I trying to heal my broken wrist and fractured knee, but I am also tending to the staples on her head and her ribs, antibiotics, pain medication, and anxiety medication. My dog is so playful and sweet, absolutely loves people and absolutely loves other dogs. It's going to absolutely crush me if I see her confidence or friendliness extinguished in any way from this experience. Update in regards to their reply: they have my email address have not sent me any solid explanation as to what happened still. I have so many doctors appointments, phone calls with my lawyer, and I am trying to rest ice and elevate myself and now take care of my dog on top of all that. I don't have the time to sit on the phone with you while you tell me that you don't have an explanation, in different words nine times over. Reply to my email when you figure it out and if you can't figure out what happened, shame on you. You shouldn't be running a dog care business.