Thank you for giving me a best friend to spoil for 9 years. I will always be grateful. The process…read moreof adopting him was straightforward and I could afford him as a broke college student. My family has adopted several dogs from DDFL and I appreciate what you do for these animals. I have always had good service from the actual adoption process to donating supplies.

You offer vaccine appointments... but they only exist as clinics that rotate to various locations,…read morerather than having a dedicated location to provide such services outside of a clinic. You then ask us to create an account and fill out personal and pet info for this vaccine clinic. Then we have to make an appointment and wait for someone on your staff to manually update the appointment and approve us, to then only send out an email that talks about all of the clinics happening....NOT related to our appointment and share all the other locations NOT related to our appointment. Then we find out that our appointment that YOU approved is not even an appointment at all, and it's a First Come, First Served run of show where you then state we should expect to wait 60-90 minutes to get some shots. I'm a huge animal advocate, but your approach to handling this is completely stupid and a waste of our time. Here's a crazy idea... how about you offer those clinics to those who want to show up and stand in line with their pets for 60-90 minutes, and maybe also have a dedicated location for those who book actual appointments to get vaccines.

The dog I went to adopt was adorable but the people in front of me got her instead of me. All fair…read morein love and war. I just pray she got a loving home. Till the next time ... I hope I get the next one I fall in love with.

I went in with my 2 kids to figure out if the hamster and puppy we were eyeing wet going to be a…read moregood fit for our family but the staff made it impossible to do so. They have a very annoying process that from the very beginning they are asking you if you have a bed and pet supplies for the pig you want to see. I don't/didn't at the time because we haven't decided on the hamster or puppy yet-that's why we wanted to see them in person first. But no, they sit you down in a separate room and ask you all these serious questions. I'm just trying to meet the pet with my kids first. I ended up leaving the interview early because I thought it was ridiculous. Never again going back. Prefer Jefferson Animal Shelter 100x more.

After having a poor experience with a couple of other shelters in the Denver area, I googled other…read moreshelters and decided to stop in. Initially, I was just looking as I had some logistics to work out but then I met one of their new arrivals from New Mexico. Bourbon and I clicked immediately. I knew in my gut that he wouldn't be there long so I was able to take him home the same day. All of the ladies on staff were so incredibly friendly, kind and very knowledgable. Linda specifically was especially helpful. It's been almost a month and my little guy, now named Finn, is happy, settled in and is loving his new home. Thanks again to the whole group at RMFR. I'd recommend this place to anyone.

We adopted two kittens from this place and we asked them over and over again to give us healthy…read morecats because we had older kitty's at home and didn't want them to get sick but they promised us that the cats we adopted were healthy,come to find out both kittens were still sick with giardia and some sort of cat shelter sickness they passed it on to our other cats at home. We are still caring for the two kittens and love them dearly but we would have loved if they could have been tested better and handled more properly.---- This review was back when we first got our bonded pair of kittens it's been sitting in my drafts forever, I decided to post it now bc it took a lot of money to get the kittens better not just that ALL of my cats better now. I still have the kittens they are better than ever and have the best personalities but I will never be returning to this place just bc of what I said I still have older cats at home and they should have been sure the kittens were healthy before sending them out but they didn't. I don't respect this place at all, They keep sending my mother emails to send in photos of the cats but that will never happen, first off you gave us two unhealthy kitties it's not the cats fault it's yours, be better at managing the cats and getting rid of their sicknesses. I won't be sending you guys any photos because yall don't deserve them first off they are mine now and I take care of them unlike yall did when you had them, they are now in a safe and loving home. Do not recommend

They do a great job of helping people find the perfect furry friend . They are very helpful .read more

Anyone finding a pet be very very careful and take them elsewhere. We were treated so badly when we…read morefound our dogs had escaped. They were turned in by a neighbor, and this organization vaccinated our dogs without permission, both were chipped and they lied that one was chipped and one wasn't (I called my vet immediately after finding out they were over vaccinated and to find out why they weren't chipped and the vet said that both of them were chipped). This woman said that the chip had moved, that's a lie. Then without confirming the owner they re innocolated the animals.Then they tried to charge us $75!!!! Don't do this to a stray, take them to a vet or Max Fund.

Lucky Lab Ranch and their puppy training classes is a classy operation. Their puppies are stunning…read moreand the environment they arrive to the world in will make you realize that you've found a loving, professional breeder. The hard part was selecting our new family member. They're all so adorable. After your adoption they offer excellent puppy training classes at the ranch. Yvonne, who runs the training, knows what she's doing. Phenomenal guidance and consistency with instruction and our puppy is very well behaved. We feel that this has been our best experience in getting a Labrador. It's been so positive that we're getting a second one next year. We love our Labrador, Bentley

I wish I could give them more than 5 stars! This place is insanely clean, safe, and absolutely…read moreamazing for the pups. The owners make sure to train their dogs, give them the best vaccines and deworming services the labs need. I highly recommend them for getting your "furever" friend.

Since I haven't seen it here yet, the "partner" that breeds their dogs whose name they are oh so…read morecareful not to mention on their website is Clem Disterhaupt of Nebraska. Give the name a Google and you'll see why they don't name him. He managed to get his USDA breeding license SUSPENDED in 2008, which REALLY takes some effort as the USDA is not exactly tough on puppy mill enforcement: https://oalj.oha.usda.gov/sites/default/files/AWA-06-0023_080225.pdf (refusal to admit the inspectors, btw, means he probably declined to let them in at some point knowing how bad things were...all those violations are from when he WILLINGLY allowed inspectors in. Can you imagine how ugly it must've been if the violations in the report are what he allowed them to see??) If you don't want to read the PDF, imagine those heartbreaking Sarah McLaughlan ASPCA ads (in the aaaarms of the aaaangels) and that about sums it up. Fuzzypups is nothing but a broker for a (particularly gruesome) puppy mill. I'm sure they'll claim he cleaned up his act or something, but think about it a minute- does someone who lets things get that bad actually "care about dogs" enough to turn things around and somehow become a responsible breeder working only for the betterment of the dogs and not for sheer profits? Let me answer that for you... NO! And no, I don't have a "fuzzypup," I ran across them while searching for a REPUTABLE havanese breeder and was absolutely appalled that these disgusting mill brokers tried to paint themselves as a "family business all about the dogs." Give me a break. All about the Benjamins maybe. I just laid my rescued mill dog (from a mill dog shelter, not "rescued" by buying them from the mill!!) to rest, about 5 years before her breed's typical lifespan, after years of illness and suffering, because people like ol' Clem and Fuzzypups couldn't care less if they're churning out dogs that are going to suffer from painful health defects all their short lives. They'd rather make money off torturing sentient creatures- and make no bones about it, that's what dogs in mills go through- torture! Before they accuse me of being against breeders, there's absolutely nothing wrong with buying a dog from a responsible breeder who is doing everything they can to produce healthy, well adjusted dogs, better the breed, and do right by dogkind. Heck, I'm looking for a good breeder myself, for my own reasons. Fuzzypups is NOT a good breeder, nor is Clem Disterhaupt. Sure, you might get lucky and end up with a healthy or psychologically sound dog if you buy from Fuzzypups, but based on other reviews it's quite the gamble. MORE IMPORTANTLY, any money you give to Fuzzypups, whether through boarding, grooming, or buying a puppy, is going directly back into the mill industry and ensuring people like Clem Disterhaupt can stay in business to keep churning out mill puppies. If you care about dogs AT ALL, stay far, FAR away!!

Very happy with Fuzzy Pups. We've boarded our Charlie with Fuzzy Pups for years and recently got…read moreour Teddy from them. Teddy is a very intelligent and loving puppy. Would highly recommend Fuzzy Pups!

Dirty Dawgz saved my Gray when no one else stepped forward to get him. He was in California at the…read morehorrible Downy Shelter in California. He worked tirelessly and for as long as it took to save Gray. He was deemed rescue only as a vicious dog. I don't believe the assessments that shelters do and I wanted this dog. It took 30 days to get him. Tony arranged transportation to Colorado, boarding at a great rate for the days he was out of the shelter, being neutered and health certificates readied. I don't think I would have this dog today if not for Tony. We have adopted through him 3 more times.

Here giving this review because I'm truly worried for anyone who does business with these people…read more The fact that I had to go to animal control with my girlfriend for harassment after adopting a dog through them should say enough. Below you'll see where Lisa has replied to Marcie A saying she will paid for her one and two of training is a lie. Not to mention saying she will adopt Kovu (Chevy) is a lie because she works for the rescue. A rescue in which consists of a small house and handfuls of dogs they receive from Texas. Our dog is happy and well and is living life at the fullest in the Rockies. How dare Lisa ask if we killed our dog in the mountains. (private massage-Hey Marcie, how about explaining the fact that you were told that level 1 & 2 full obedience training was required as a condition of adopting Chevy. That you were told unless we received proof of said training that this adoption would never be finalized. Chevy deserved far better than you as an adopter, he deserved better than a liar and someone playing victim as an owner. Did you get him killed ? Or did you loose him in the mountains to never return. How about providing proof of life instead of posting lies on a sight that obviously doesn't verify stories.) Be safe out there people there some cruel humans in this world

My pug loves going to day care. It seems very clean and a very friendly staff. I wish that you…read morecould look in on your dog though via camera.

K9 was so sweet and made me feel so much better about leaving my animal. Sent me updates and took…read morepictures, it was my dogs birthday when she stayed they made her feel so special and gave her an ice cream and a photoshoot. Very communicative and open to all the questions I had thank you so much