Along US-87, this cemetery has a historical marker that points out the history of a town that is no…read morelonger here. This cemetery is all that is left. The cemetery is in good shape though the sun has pretty much baked all the grass to brown. The marker reads, "The community of Montvale was established in 1884 when the pioneer settlement of St. Elmo was relocated here. Then a part of Tom Green County, Montvale was located on the Shafter Military Trail, an early road from Fort Concho." "A community school, the earliest in the area, was in operation by 1886. Three years later the town was platted by H. B. Tarver, the surveyor for Tom Green County. It is believed the settlement was named for a nearby hill referred to in Tarver's field notes as Mt. Vale." "Early businesses in Montvale included the saddle and harness shop of R. B. Cummins and the general store and blacksmith shop of B. Z. Cooper. The town was also the site of a Methodist church, a hotel, a post office and a variety of stores. About 1889 R. B. Cummins started the town of Cummins (5.4 miles northwest) upriver from Montvale. Both settlements began to decline in 1891 with the establishment of Sterling City (3.5 miles northwest) as the seat of government for the newly created Sterling County." "A community cemetery is all that remains of the townsite of Montvale, a pioneer settlement that played an important role in the area's development. (1982)" [Review 17418 overall - 431 in Texas - 936 of 2022.]

DO NOT use this kennel I repeat absolutely DO NOT go here. I have heard horror stories first hand…read moreand have first hand experience that no pet owner should ever have to go through. If you love your fur baby stay far away.

Do NOT board your loved ones here. Period. We lost a family member here and was told "everything…read morewas fine."

Jon and Penny not only are great compassion pet people but we found a kitten that we really didn't…read morethink he would make it. They graciously took him in and cared for him until he was healthy. I absolutely trust them to pet sit our blue heeler pup, Blue and Chiweenie, Milo while we were out of town or if I couldn't leave work! One day at work I was too busy to leave for lunch to let them out side and Jon was able to go let them out and even texted me a photo of them.

I adopted a hungry cat with an infected ear straight from "the Streets" about 4 years ago. Other…read morethan myself, and people who know her and have FED her, she is feral around strangers. It was necessary for me to go out of the city and no one who knew my cat was available. I called Angelo Pet Sitters and was assured that John, would be able to befriend my cat immediately. They call him "The Cat Whisperer" said the person who answered the phone and he most certainly was! My semi-feral cat LOVED him immediately! And I love Angelo Pet Sitters!

Abbey had a WONDERFUL grooming experience! She looks and feels great!…read moreOwners and staff are so kind and patient! It is obvious how much they care about the animals! Thorough with their care and very well managed site. I would highly recommend them for grooming and boarding!

Our precious Sam enjoys his stays and doesn't want to leave! My feelings don't get hurt. Ok, maybe…read morea little. But he'll be back before too long, & it's so nice to know he's playing & well cared.

WARNING: This is a long read, but please read it in full if you care about your pet's safety and…read morewell-being. We STRONGLY advise against taking your pet here for any serious medical issues or emergency care. My boyfriend's dog became ill on Thursday, August 20th. We called and were told we could bring her in that day. After dropping her off around 4:30 PM, Dr. McCabe informed us she had pyometra and required emergency surgery. They kept her overnight on IV fluids (with no staff on-site to supervise her overnight) and scheduled the surgery for Friday morning. Following the surgery on Friday, they informed us she needed to stay another night. Saturday came, and we received no updates at all. When we drove to the clinic ourselves to check on her, we were simply told, "Oh, we meant to call." When they brought us to the back, she immediately perked up, happy, and acted completely like herself. Despite her visible improvement, the vet wanted to hold her for two more nights, setting her release for Monday morning. On Sunday, they texted us to report she was doing very well, cheerful, and walking around. We were relieved and eager to bring her home the next day. Everything changed Monday morning. First, they called to say she wasn't doing well and needed to stay longer. Two hours later, they called asking for permission to perform a plasma transfusion. We agreed, believing it would help. Less than three hours later, we received a call stating she had passed away. No explanation was provided. No insight into what went wrong, and no offer to let us come see her before attempting the transfusion. She died alone in a cage surrounded by strangers, and we were robbed of the chance to say goodbye or comfort her in her final moments. When we went to pick up her body, the vet didn't even come out to speak with us or explain what happened. To go from being repeatedly reassured that she was improving to suddenly receiving a death notification with zero transparency is completely unacceptable. PLEASE take your pets elsewhere. They deserve far better care, communication, and compassion than what this clinic provides.

Great staff. Very informative and great care. Highly recommended…read more Thank you GMV. Kathy H