I first met Lauren when I thought I wanted a Cavapoo (Cavalier King Charles spaniel & Poodle mix) …read more We went to see her puppies, but my husband thought a Cavapoo would shed too much. We had Cockers for years and really loved them. Talking to Laurel, we decided to order a Maltipoo (not even bred yet). She had such extensive knowledge about every breed she has that we both felt this was a better choice for us. She is so VERY careful with her breeding schedules that the pup would not be available for a few months. If she ran a puppy mill, she would have at least tried to talk us into a puppy she had available right then. Our puppy was born later so we went to see her and she was darllng! When she was old enough, we picked up the little bundle of white fur. She was perfect. Smart, affectionate...just what we wanted. She had been vet checked, given first shots, microchipped, etc. Laurel made sure I knew how to care for her, gave me a generous supply of food to last until I could get some for her. We never had any health problems because Laurel knows about all the possible problems and has the pups checked to know they are OK when they leave her home. We got along great until my precious baby was 4 1/2 years old. She got out into the dead-end lane in front of our house, was hit by a truck and my worst fear happened. She didn't suffer, but I did! I searched for rescue Maltipoos and Maltese, but people don't rehome Maltese often because they are so wonderful. I called Lauren (I was crying for Beatrice and so was Lauren) but she had 2 Maltese girls from her last litter. Again, the puppy was perfect and helped fill that hole in my heart. We also have 2 older rescue dogs and my new baby loved them. Sometimes too much. They would rather sleep than play sometimes, so now we have 2 darling litter-mate girls that are cousins to the baby I lost; they have the same grandmother Beatrice had. I even see some of her mannerisms in them. They entertain themselves and us with their antics and our older dogs get their sleep in. My sister also lost her dog to old age about the same time we lost Beatrice and ended up getting a Cavapoo from Lauren, too. She is perfect for my sister. Someone on this website made a comment that she thought Lauren had a puppy mill, but there must be more behind the story because nothing could be further from the truth. Lauren is very careful with her breeding program, retiring her breeding dogs when they reach an appropriate age, Her dogs have good food, recreation, love, room and a place to run and enjoy the outside, and are well cared-for. She always has dogs in her home with her. NOT ONE DOG is forced to spend their lives in tiny cages with little food or water and no recreation. I know this because I went to her farm to see for myself before I would get a dog from her. Anyone who thinks differently is sadly mistaken. I have fostered dogs for an animal rescue near me for several years and have seen dogs that come from those terrible places. I won't go into any details, but I have shed tears just seeing how hey have been so extremely mistreated. I have told many people about Dreamcatcher Hill and will continue to do so because I don't think anyone could be more concerned about their animals and the homes they are going to than Lauren at Dreamcatcher Hill. Sorry this is so long, but I had to let everyone know that though I'm not a close personal friend of Lauren's, I feel privileged to have found someone who cares so much about their puppies so I can have such smart, well-bred companions!

My Westie is a healthy and happy 14 week old puppy. Been to the vet a couple times with no health…read moreissues. Laurel was very helpful when he had some transition issues to my home and made some recommendations on how to get him over the hump and start eating. Worked like a charm I would recommend Dreamcatcher Hill Puppies.

Adopted a cat from this organization and she has been wonderful. The process to adopt was simple…read moreyet responsible and they have emailed to check in monthly. Could not recommend more!

Great organization! Their goal is to keep pets with their people by offering affordable services…read moreand products for the people in the areas they serve.

Their low cost vaccine clinic is so wonderful! The staff is friendly and moves fast and its…read moredrive-thru style. We go every year. The line can get a bit long, so I get there early. For example, I arrived at 7:20 am for their 8:00 am start time and was 4th in line. But people who arrived right at 8:00 am were around 40th.

I went in Saturday, filled out paperwork, went through the entire process to adopt Harry. I was…read moretold by the two women working on 5/11/24 that he was placed on hold for me, as well as a medical hold until he could be neutered on Tuesday 5/14. On Monday 5/13 I receive a call that I will have to pick him up on Wednesday 5/15 right at 11:30 because Harry is NOT being held. I called twice and spoke to do different people-one being a rather nasty person (Bella Hargraves)who told me I had no idea what I was talking about, I never claimed Harry and I was basically out of luck because anyone could claim him at anytime. These people are not only rude, but incompetent. Unfortunately I will not pursue adopting Harry. Now I have to run around returning abed, toys, food, etc that I purchased.

we just adopted our sweet girl, juniper, from partners for pets! the entire process was seamless…read moreand easy to navigate. you can tell they deeply care about the animals they're holding on to until they find their furever homes!

Is it customary for a sick, ungroomed dog to be put up for adoption? I only ask because that's what…read morehappened to us. Last Thursday, my family adopted a dog named Finn. Finn was unwashed, had matted hair, a wound on his head, smelled, and apparently was sick. Finn had a cough and serious nasal congestion, so much so that there would be puddles of mucus left over from where he was laying. After a visit from our vet and a $750 bill, Finn was diagnosed with pneumonia. Seems they plucked Finn from off the streets, snip-snipped him, and then put him for adoption, knowing he was sick. Am I angry? YES!!! This poor dog was suffering and they (seems like) knowingly sold him. They couldn't even bother to give him a bath! We paid the $255 adoption fee and the vet bill because Finn is awesome and deserves to be treated, but we will never adopt another pet from Partners for Pets again.

Like other reviewers my application was denied for, in my opinion, a misinformed reason. I was…read moretold that the other dog in my home was too old to have a puppy around. It was unfortunate that the two dogs were not given a chance to meet before that judgement was made. We ended up adopting an even younger pup from another shelter and the two get along great. My older dog has loved running and playing with a puppy. This rescue may benefit from taking the time to learn more about the applicant and asking about potential issues because their dogs may be missing out on good potential homes.

Spencer Pet Rescue denied me the possibility of adopting a puppy because I'm a truck driver…read more What they fail to realize, is that it is easier to train a puppy to live on a truck then it is to train an adult dog to live on a truck. I have been driving an 18-wheeler for 10 years... this would not even be my first puppy on the truck... I had no idea that Spencer Pet Rescue had so many people lining up to adopt a puppy that they were turning people away...

Staff is great with pets and care about everyone. The spa sessions are amazingly perfect for your…read morepet and well worth it!

Kim is amazing. I love all the staff and I am never left disappointed. I would highly recommendread more

The moment i walked in i felt unwelcome. I continued to go to Jessica who groomed my Maltipoo. My…read moreMaltipoo had long beautiful hair and for7 months she groomed her. She asked me to attend a "brushing class" which i did for free w her. I always felt confrontational w her like she didn't approve of me keeping my dog's hair long. Well it became apparent when she Hung up on me! I feel this was extremely unprofessional. I specifically asked her not to shave my dog and she did a 1 inch cut which to us is essentially shaved. Here are the pics. What's so bad is i feel she intentionally did this because she did not want to keep brushing my dogs long hair she said it was torturing her(the dog) and we weren't managing the hair well. I brush my dog's long hair w a wire brush and metal comb and then cut whatever knots out she has with scissors which i told her to do but her response was that will look choppy! So after expressing my displeasure of her decision to cut very short my long haired pup she hung up on me! Instead of cutting her hair so short, she should have said i am not comfortable with brushing and grooming her anymore and you should find a new cut. Instead she decided on her own to do this! And when my hubby picked our pup up that day, Jessica immediately said "she isn't shaved " which was apparently on my husband's shocked face, yes she was! Im not asking for my Money back but i do feel the owner of this "woman ran business" all woman only work there, should apologize for the unprofessional manner in which her employee conducted herself. Do not hang up on customers. In the future, Maybe take a class in how to be more professional in dealing with unsatisfied clients

Excellent products, knowledge and customer service! Kathy and her team are very friendly,…read moretrustworthy and knowledgeable about dogs and cats. This is a one-stop shop and I can't recommend them enough!