I have been boarding my horse here for over a year and have nothing but the best treatment for my…read morehorse! Upon entering the ranch you feel transformed to a place where everyone is happy being with their horse..Beautiful turn-outs including one under the trees with two picnic tables so it is enjoyable to hang out and relax while your horse wanders around in the shady coolness. People are friendly and I have not seen any drama. Leo the ranch hand really cares about the horses and is hard working as well as Karisa the Manager who is willing to go the extra mile for your horse. She will text or call you when she notices something about your horse. She did for me when my horse's eyed was swollen enabling me to quickly take care of it so that her eye did not get worse. Karisa offers hay upgrades and turn outs for your horse for reasonable add on rates. Karisa and Leo are both friendly and I get to practice my Spanish when communicating with Leo which is a bonus for me! So happy I moved my horse to this ranch!!!

love this ranch its quiet and everyone enjoys their horses here…read more the manager is great and really cares about the horses. lao is wonderful and keeps every horse clean and happy. he has a smile everyday and loves his work.

My little piece of heaven on Earth. Whenever I come out here, all the stress falls away and I…read morecompletely forget everything else. Time stands still and yet flies by like crazy at the same time. It is so peaceful and quiet, surrounded by serene foothills, enchanted forests and luscious green pastures/hills. The horses are well taken care of, fed twice a day, cleaned daily for smaller stalls and weekly for the big paddocks. There's different size stalls for different monthly prices. The stables are part of an active cattle ranch, so there's oftentimes some cattle around in the hills. The options for riding out on trails are endless and so fun. Some are easy, others are demanding and challenging. I love being out here, especially early in the morning in the summer.

Just started working there for someone and so far, i like it. the manager seemed to be pretty nice…read moretoo! they have a lot of acreage (7,000) which would be amazing to explore. i recommend.

True working ranch. Owners are great. Had our horses there for many years. Lots of neat memories…read more Mesa & Dallas's owners

No place is perfect when it comes to an animal that you love but Kathy and her crew do a pretty…read morefantastic job. We arrived there in about 1997 on the coat tails of horse trainer, riding teacher extraordinaire, Jim Frazier. A year or so later we bought a sweet Quarter horse named Margarita, "Maggie". who has been a treasure in our lives. A country property is always in need of maintenance; however, I totally disagree with Gail and her sour grapes comments. Gail and her family kept horses, multiple, at the ranch for MANY years so her comments reflect on her more than on ranch management. Our stall gets cleaned daily, the feed is very good Alfalfa twice daily and if your horse has special needs they can be accommodated. Tack rooms are provided, there are multiple arenas, 2 round pens, and 2 turn out areas. You have a choice of pipe corral with some cover, breezeway barn with lots of cover, box stalls, large pipe areas for more than one horse, and small box stalls for recuperating horses. The people who care for the horses are familiar with horse needs and sure to call if your horse needs attention. And, if you are a student raising a steer for the Faire you might find a spot for that critter , too.

I'm disappointed the Paws Work's would let sick animals be adopted. AndI believe the staff at Pet…read moreSmart the fed them and cleaned their litter box would have heard them sneeze and cough. On 12/17/23 we adopted 2 orange tabby kittens from Paw Works in side Pet Smart. As we were putting them in the crate 1 sneezed. By the time we got home they sneezed 4 or 5 times. I told my son to make a vet appointment as soon as possible. I thought they had Upper respiratory infections. He took them on Tuesday 12/19/23 and they were both put on antibiotics. Then Saturday 12/23/23 the smaller of the 2 not showing much improvement ( now having watering eye and wheezing) with our local vet out of town we took him to the emergency vet. Where he received a bit more medication. I guess they are lucky we have them . Instead of being sick and ignored in a small glass box . We love our new babies.

I was in the mall recently and decided to check out what's new near Sears and Penneys. I found…read morethis place: What an exciting concept! A pet rescue and thrift store combo! I know that another Animal Rescue does this type of thing (selling donated items to raise money for the animals) but I've never seen it inside the mall. Th clothing/items for resale were nice (more than just the Goodwill) and there were several cats hoping for adoption near the front windows. I inquired about them (because cats) and while it's not an ideal situation, it's better than them being on the streets. They are looking for volunteers to help work with the animals, so what an amazing way to give back. I plan to be back again because I fully support this cause and hope others can support them, too.

Professional, Safe and Clean. Gorgeous property. Experienced staff. Way head of the rest. Apex…read moreRanch is by far the best in town. I came across this hidden gem when I was referred there by a colleague. Dave and Nicole took such good care of my nephew during private horse lessons, I came back and brought my boyfriend's little girl for some too. Now my aunt wants to board her horses there. Highly recommend!

I am boarding my horse with Mary and Patrick for 4 years now and love the friendly, family like…read moreatmosphere at this small gem of a barn. They have a large riding arena, a round pen, a medium and a small turn out. They are 5 minutes away from Happy Trails. A lot of barns are "judgmental and competitive", not this barn. Everybody is friendly and we help each other out. Mary and Patrick respond quickly, if I have a question or problem. Everybody has their own small tack/feed storage room by their corral.

So... this is a story, we went up to donate supplies and stuff. Like the good husband I agreed to…read more"just take a look at the cats" . Our new baby Dexter glued onto my wife. She held him.... Long story short we took a cat home.... The staff is incredible. The facilities are clean. This is where you should donate! They do such a good job. They are amazing. If you don't have an animal or want a place for money to go to an amazing purpose this is the place

I hate this place. When my cat was young, they refused to spay her because she was "too old". Well,…read moreshe developed mammary cancer. Thank you for murdering my cat. Now that I'm an adult and we've learned a lot more about cats and spaying as a society, I realized they were lying, incompetent, or both. This was back when I was in middle school. I'm 35 now. Based off other reviews, they haven't improved.

My husband and I lost our faithful border collie this week. He laid down on his bed and died. It…read morewasn't the same without a dog, so we went looking. Camarillo Shelter was our first stop. They had 116 dogs but none we liked. Then we,went to Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center. First it is smaller and they are more personable. You talk to them upon entrance and explain your need. They calmly bring out animals that might fit. The first animal brought to us was a brown lab that was not a puppy. ! Great match so far. He was friendly and obeyed commands ! Score 2. The animal concergie believed that he was potty trained.He was! It was all done in a calm and encouraging manner. So that was the dog we took home. He is a perfect fit for us. A BIG THANK YOU to everyone at SANTA PAULA ANIMAL RESCUE CENTER! BTW They gave him a rabies shot before we took him with certificate of his vaccination,and chip number. They take very good care of their animals. People who are friends of the Center drop by to walk the animals

Shame on every single one of you for running a smear campaign against VCAS for protecting public…read moresafety. The words and actions of your team are despicable- Bruce was a danger to the public and his foster was clearly incapable of handling him. Your spokesperson, Dan Bolton, said the following: "Obviously, we're not denying the bites, and we're not denying the harm that might have been caused by or was caused -- but the larger issue is, do we just kill an animal based on things that happened a long time ago? Or do we take into consideration the totality of their behavior, and more importantly, do we try to find a life-saving alternative?" Why were these alternatives not sought out after the first bite? Why did it happen three additional times? VCAS may have euthanized him, but SPARC's negligence in handling him is what killed him. Shame on this rescue. Shame on the higher ups. And shame on Dan Bolton for going on the news to blame VCAS for his rescues negligence. Absolutely despicable.

The very best thing you can do to socialize your dog. Our husky GSD pup started at 16 weeks old…read morehere, is now 6 months old and I believe is an all-star around other dogs because of socialization and training at Rover. Shelbi and her staff are amazing at making sure our community is full of friendly socialized dogs and we can't explain how thankful we are for Send Rover on Over!

Great staff there who really care about the dogs. Dog baths are available too, which is really…read moreconvenient.