We've been to the Grapevine animal services a couple of times. It's a smaller animal shelter, but…read morethe people there are very caring and committed. We have adopted rescue dogs two different times and highly recommend looking at adopting or fostering a rescue dog versus going to a puppy mill or buying pure breads. We dropped off dog food in medical supplies before to them, and they were always very much accepted and appreciated. Support your local animal, shelter, adopt, foster, support.

We went to socialize with a dog and they everyone was so welcoming. We were able to go in the play…read moreyard and 2 employees came outside with the dog. Baxter-super sweet! House trained and sad -he was surrendered due to finances! And Elsa who was super sweet. No licking and loved to cuddle They also have a ton of kittens!!

most of the staff are friendly and very professional. the short lady with reddish buzz haircut is…read morevery rude and addressed me in a very accusatory and condescending tone when i brought in a trapped kitten that had been abandoned in my yard.

I surrendered my pit bull terrier around May because I couldn't have him at my apartment. Paid $15,…read moresigned a contract and left my dogs bed, dog food container, bowls and a dog bag with essentials such as pills, leash, car seat cover, etc. (they offered to take his things with him). I called and watched the activity involving my dog online. Tracy answered with the same shitty attitude every time I called, as if she was bothered that I didn't want my dog to die if he wasn't adopted. A day before he was to be euthanized, I get a call from Tracy with the shelter letting me know I can have him back and the $115 adoption fee would be waived. That was really kind! BUT when I picked him up, he had a broken tooth, he was malnourished with dry blood and cuts all over, really skittish and a completely different dog than when I dropped him off. They also didn't have any of his belongings. My dog was at this shelter for 2 months and I PAID to surrender him. I cried looking at the horrible shape my dog was in. I wish I would've known they didn't give a fuck about his well being. I cried for days after I got him back thinking of the horrible experience he had in "jail." It's unfair. I wouldn't take a stray to this shelter honestly, but I am considering sponsoring other pit bulls so this doesn't happen again. It's disgusting.

I have adopted 2 wonderful dogs from this group at different times. The group does their best to…read moreensure all adoptees are the right fit for their new homes. Before the adoption there is an application & home check. In both cases of adoption the foster mothers checked in with me several times to ask if the transition was working out & were available for any questions I might have. I would recommend a rescue group like this - (especially if you are not experienced with dogs straight out of the shelter), as they are experienced with socializing the dogs and have a supportive medical network for needs that might need to be addressed when the dog leaves the city shelter. Before I adopted these 2 I had several Tzus from breeders over the years. I mentioned to Missy, a foster mother, that "I wish I knew more background, etc". She said "Don't worry, these dogs are just happy to be alive & with someone who cares". I thought "yeah, right", but she was absolutely correct, they have both been a total joy in our lives.

My...Oh...My. I'm not even sure where to begin with these guys. I completed an application on their…read morewebsite on Friday, January the 29th, then attended the adoption event at the Euless PetSmart the very next day - Saturday the 30th. My girlfriend and I walked into the store, followed the signage, and turned left about halfway into the store. There, we were immediately judged from two overly fastidious and persnickety (older) women. It was the "tattoos" or the "bold hairstyle" where references were made, and southern judgmental-ism rested. Looking beyond their poor approach, we introduced ourselves, and the ringleader of the troupe came forward to exclaim, "I know who you are. I looked you up online. You have a well-paying job but have no place owning a dog. We don't allow anyone to to adopt that works more than as much as you do!" Stunned at the complete lack of sanity, sheer ignorance and irrevocable (lofty) expectations, I replied, "Well, my family has owned eleven dogs since I was four, and all of them have had wonderful lives. My parents worked normal jobs (six to eight hours) like 95% of the population in the United States, and those dogs never had any issues being alone." A retort bounced back, "You're just not ideal for owning a dog. Good luck to you." Completely flabbergasted, my girlfriend and I walked away. It was definitely for the best that we did not adopt from them... I wound up rescuing a purebred Beagle from Lost Paws Rescue of Texas. The owner, Lisa, conveyed some troubling information about the lady we dealt with at DFW Tzus and how their organization is conducted. Even further concerning, the manager of the PetSmart shared his observations with me, to the tune of "their adoption expectations are elitist and close-minded. That's not what adopting is about, and not what our store stands for." Interestingly, DFW Rescue Me is the exact opposite of DFW Tzus as far as their inner-workings and dedication to finding forever homes for animals. Racism exists not purely and solely in the form of what most people think: skin color. But, more so in the fact that certain styles (fashion) or even lifestyles signify a tattered, sometimes criminal life. I am happy to report that my girlfriend and I both have advanced degrees, excellent careers, strong family ties, and surprisingly Conservative views. Appearances usually are deceiving, and there is no place for judgmental minds or racism in our world any longer.

We adopted a pup from A Rottie Rescue that she said was purebred Rottweiler turns out it was a…read moreDoberman put she was very skittish which she told us she was... but she needed a bath as she smelled like urine...we returned her after a week and got the Rottie thats been the perfect dog BUT She too smelled like urine when we brought her home...this rescue did not seem to take care of their dogs.

Everyone beware before adopting from this shelter!!! They are unethical and unprofessional. I…read morecompleted the application process for adoption and told Sherri Green that I would let her know what time I was coming to pick up the dog, then suddenly she said my application was denied for lack of payment. This all occurred within 3 hours after I told her I would pay once my work schedule ended. What shelter only allows 3 hours for a person to pay for adoption then denies it - all while I was at work??? I told her I was at work and would present the payment on the same day, but suddenly it was denied. She refused to call me to discuss the matter and denied a dog a good home. Do not adopt from this shelter! Sherri clearly doesn't run an ethical business. She made recent comments that the organization is going out of business. Sounds like a good idea!

Heather was a pleasure to work with! She went above and beyond with a smile! I look forward to…read moreworking together in the future again!

We highly recommend Heather at Ohana Doodles. She is incredibly compassionate with both her puppies…read moreand the families adopting them. Before going home the puppies are well on their way with crate training, potty training, and noise desensitization, which makes a big difference. It's very clear how much time, care, and dedication she puts into raising well prepared puppies. Heather is extremely knowledgeable and always available to answer questions before and after adoption. These puppies are her babies and she truly goes above and beyond to prepare her puppies for their new homes and it shows in every part of the process. We couldn't recommend Heather and Ohana Doodles more highly!

You do end up wait way past your appointment time but, it's worth it! It's affordable and the vet…read moretakes fast but, good care of my pet.

I'm sad so I will make this quick. They did a great job and it was affordable I highly recommend…read moreespecially if it's going to be a bad day. No pain and smoothly off to sleep

We recently moved to the area and we were happy to find Northwest Animal Hospital. for our dog!…read more The office staff is friendly, the vets are attentive and you can truly feel that they care about your pets health and well-being. Their prices are fair, offer flexible hours, and I love you can schedule an appointment online.

We've been coming here for over a decade. They've seen 3 of our dogs and a cat. Most recently I…read morecalled the day before as my dog needed a follow up from a previous visit. They were able to get me in next day early AM. Avoiding a potential costly ER visit. At our appt Dr Steinle listened to my concerns, I didn't feel rushed. And really appreciated they didn't pressure for a more costly approach.

My boy Indy went to this VCA for the last two years as we tried to figure out a chronic issue. I…read moretried another specialized vet recently just because they work specifically with cats, but things took a turn for the worse this weekend and I had to use VCA's emergency services. Ultimately, we had to say goodbye to our sweet Indy a little too soon. Let me tell you about the staff here at VCA. I've had dogs and cats my entire life and I've NEVER had a vet care so deeply about my pets. The doctor would text periodically to check in on us, which is so unheard of. When we were going through this emergency and when we decided to let him go, we were shown such great care and compassion I'll forever be grateful to them. They went above and beyond to make us feel comforted and gave us all of the time that we needed to grieve. Every doctor we've seen was fantastic, but I'm glad we had Dr. Modoro as we said goodbye. She was so amazing, as were the techs working alongside her. Thank you so much VCA for all that you did for us. We will forever be grateful for your kindness and care.

This animal hospital is low-tier overall for me. I've had some good experiences here, and it's the…read moreonly animal hospital open 24 hours, so if your pet has an emergency at 1:00 AM, you pretty much have no choice but to go here. The pricing here, however, is outrageous. If you have to hospitalize your pet, I've been quoted pretty consistently around $3,000-$3,500 per night, including monitoring and treatment. They almost always recommend a multi-night stay, so it's not uncommon to receive a quote of $10,000 or more for care. I make decent money, and that's more than a month's pay for me. It would take several months to recover financially from that. For anyone making nowhere near a $200,000 salary, that's most likely out of reach. They also want everything paid up front, as if you just have $8,000-$10,000 sitting in your wallet or bank account. Basic meds will almost always run you $80-$200 per prescription depending on what you need, but I've never made it out of VCA for less than $200. Actual care is hit or miss. I've had amazing experiences with some rock-star vets who didn't stay there long, and I've also had really bad experiences with vets who don't listen and seem to over-prescribe medication. Most fall somewhere in the middle. The vets are "fine," but most are nothing special, just run-of-the-mill vets you could find at any standard local clinic. For the prices they charge here, I'd expect more. The hospital itself isn't terrible per se, but with how expensive the care is, many people will simply have to put their animal down because there's no way most average or lower-income Americans have $10,000 sitting around waiting for a vet emergency. You may have to drive outside the city, but there are much more reasonably priced vets around the Metroplex. The only time I'd really recommend going here is if your pet needs emergency service between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM, since you may not have another option.