In our case, as well, we agree with Terry B…read more They care about money over the wellbeing or love of the dog. We too, have a dog left from an older family member that needs a loving home with an older person. Since the dog needed her teeth cleaned, she was rejected from receiving help to find a forever home. Rescue? pick and chosen for those who may be lucky (?) enough.

This woman only cares about her money and not the wellbeing or love of the dog. She was incredibly…read morerude and when we asked for an update she got snappy with us that she doesn't do that because she won't remember. We had to give up an older dachshund because of a family member passing and not being able to keep the dog in our apartment. We did try to reach out to anyone and everyone we knew hoping to find a good home for him as well as sharing on social medias. We called her 20 minutes after drop off telling her a family member just reached out hoping to get him for their home so he could stay in the family. Her response was "we don't give dogs back" even though he'd only been there less such a short time. We tried again a couple days later and asked if we could pay her for the time he has spent there (less than 3 days). We were told a short "no". She also advertised with false information being that he has no health problems when she was told he has epilepsy, and that he needs a home without children when in fact we told her repeatedly that he loves everyone including children, just that he is used to having someone around all the time so a senior would be better. This woman and her "rescue" has lost all respect from our family and friends. If we were running a rescue and a family member wanted that dog back, there would be no questions asked. These people should be ashamed of themselves.

I have used Pet Pals for years to take care of my cat. Pam is fantastic and truly cares about my…read morefur baby :) I highly recommend!

Have use them for years, so dependable, and helpful, my dachshunds just love Darren,read more

This dog training club is super friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable offering training for all…read morebreeds and sizes. They offer their expertise and advice on how to become a more confident owner and trainer, by working on positive reinforcement with you and your dog. They help you build a strong relationship with your dog and you leave with the knowledge you need to build a strong training foundation.

‼Warning: Read Before Enrolling at Spokane Dog Training Club‼…read more Dog parents, consider this a friendly warning based on a genuinely upsetting experience. I enrolled my 10-month-old pup at the Spokane Dog Training Club expecting guidance, structure, and care. What I found instead was chaos, poor organization, and a stressful environment for both humans and dogs.   Training Structure: The club requires all participants to pass the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) class before moving forward, even if you're aiming for agility or other training. While I appreciate the idea behind this, the instruction quality made it nearly impossible to succeed. Classes felt rushed, disorganized, and unproductive.   Instruction Quality: The instructors (mostly volunteers) seemed overwhelmed, undertrained, and often rude or dismissive. There was little to no individualized support, and we were all herded through like cattle.   Facility & Safety Concerns: The building is very echoey and poorly maintained. Dogs of all sizes and training levels were packed together -- not ideal, and honestly, not safe. Easy Parking? Forget it! They are letting the next class's dogs and owners come in and out while our session is still going on. An absolute mayhem!    Negative Impact: Instead of making progress, my dog actually regressed during our time there. He left more anxious after each session. This place added stress instead of building confidence. Yes, the price tag is only $65, but you get what you pay for -- and in this case, that meant confusion, stress, and zero progress.    SAVE your Money and your dog the Trauma! Look elsewhere for professional, compassionate training.

Outstanding grooming. Jackie did a wonderful job on my little dog who is nervous and doesn't…read moreusually like to get groomed. She is the best groomer and experience by far. My little Bean is a happy girl and we can stop petting her cause she is so soft! It has increased her confidence as well.

Jackie is the best ever! Not only does she do a great job, she takes the time to understand your…read morepet's personality. Her prices are extremely reasonable !! I will always take my fur babies to her

Lenore is a wonderful groomer. Be advised that any past reviews of this business aren't…read more(necessarily) for Lenore, the current owner/groomer. This business has had other groomers in the past. Lenore is the best!

Not very friendly folks. It shouldn't matter, but I guess it does to me. Enough for me to take my…read morepet to Ginnie O's in Scareway Heights...

Matt & Blake are amazing. My puppy learned and grew so much during our training with them. I am so…read morethankful to have found them. Matt was calm, patient and extremely knowledgeable in our one on one sessions. We also did a puppy class that both Matt & Blake led and our little guy did great. I highly recommend checking them out.

Blake helps me with my dogs he is awesome. .most of the time I need the training....my dutch…read moreshepherd is a handful thanks to blake she has been a great blessing to our family....

This is THE place to board dogs! When fly out of Spokane, we drop our dogs off here! They are well…read moretended to! In fact, as soon as we turn o to the road heading towards Wheatland both dogs yip with excitement !!!!

First I must say we have boarded our dog before but I had never felt so comfortable leaving her as…read moreI did this time. The owner is super friendly and has a well maintained kennel. She was very thorough during the drop off process. She sent photos and videos while our dog was there. Also very responsive to texting me with updates. I highly recommend as this place is awesome. We will definitely go back!