Really nice staff that pays attention to your dog. There aren't any extraneous frills here - just…read moregreat care-taking of your pet while you're away. Our dog is pretty scared of anything that is different from the norm, but after a daycare day followed by an overnight stay to get him warmed up to the Hacker's Creek staff and environment, he was very comfortable for a week long stay while we were out of town. When we returned, we got positive feedback from the employees, and our dog came back to us in the same spirits and health as we left him. If you want practical, professional boarding for your dog without the gimmicks and superfluous costs, you should definitely look to Hacker's Creek. Now if only I lived just a little closer to their location...

Jeff Hacker and all of the staff are exceptional dog trainers. I credit Jeff for my large dog being…read moretotally obedient with no jumping on people and staying off the furniture and being quite charming in general. That's how a well-behaved dog is! Thank you, Jeff and Emily and all the staff for the wonderful care you have given Ollie through the years.

Just completed another wonderful vacation where I didn't worry about my cats thanks to PAWSome…read more Courtney is so wonderful. I get daily updates and PHOTOS so I know the felines are doing well while we travel. All of my directions are followed and I return home to a clean house and happy, healthy pets. Courtney is kind, professional and courteous and she maintains great contact. It's so wonderful to travel to see family and not fret over the pets. I can't recommend PAWSome enough.

Really couldn't have asked for anything more than Finn delivered. She stopped over 3 times during…read morethe day, gave the animals food, water and medicine, then took them for a walk. At the end of this, there was an excellent writeup and pictures of the activities. Cannot recommend Finn / PAWSome high enough. Would use again without reservation. Thank you!

Our dog has a history of separation anxiety and is notoriously difficult at kennels, going into a…read moredepression and refusing to eat or drink. He stayed at Wayport for 12 days recently and did just fine! These are, quite obviously, dog people. They know how to deal with nervous dogs and clearly love what they do. I'll recommend them all day! So glad to have finally found a kennel for our boy that won't cause us worry!

They are great! My pet did not want to come home! Great and accommodating staff. Seemed very…read morecontent there!

Best pet sitter I've ever had! I use lamplight on a weekly basis. Lucy is amazing with my dogs and…read moretreats them as her own. She goes above and beyond and also keeps me informed with how they are while I'm away. I don't know what I would do without Lamplight. My dogs couldn't be happier being in their own environment while I travel. Top notch pet sitter!

Lucy is a miracle worker! She is so great with the pets AND their people. Lucy was recommended by…read moremy vet as she used to work with them. She is a veterinary tech and I know my babies are in good hands while we travel. Lucy is not only knowledgeable but very kind and empathetic. She is available for hospice and medical care for pets, too. I love that when we travel I receive text message updates letting me know my kitties are doing well. If there was an emergency with the cats I know she could handle it. Reality is, leaving your pets in the care of someone else during travel can be anxiety-provoking. With Lucy on the case that anxiety goes away. I had one cat who was getting close to the end of his life and Lucy's visits allowed me to feel comfortable about leaving so I didn't miss Christmas with my parents.

Carrie gives such love and attention to my two dogs and cats. I can tell that she truly loves…read moreanimals. She is super consistent, flexible, and professional. Sometimes, when I've forgotten something like taking the trash bin out to the curb, she has done it for me, even though that is beyond the scope of the services that she provides. I would highly recommend her to anyone who needs a dog walker, pet sitter, etc.

Had my cat fixed. They are friendly and cheap. They really care about yr pets. I'm getting ready…read moreto set appointment to get my other one done. Highly recommend

If you are a geriatric pet owner, please read this review and proceed with caution. I have been…read moretrying for a month and a half to post this review on Google, but they are censoring and refusing to post for reasons unknown. Please benefit from my hindsight and don't put yourself or your pet through what we went through. TW for pet death. My cat was 11.5 years old. He was never great about the litter box, even as a kitten. But in recent months, his bathroom habits had become concerning. He was wetting places he never would have, places he liked to nap, rest, etc. It was becoming too much to keep up with, and more importantly, I wanted to be sure this was just bad bathroom habits and that there wasn't an underlying cause, and that he wasn't in pain. So I made an appointment and brought him to Linton Veterinary Hospital. I explained the above to the doctor. The only way to describe his outlook on the situation was dismissive. To paraphrase, he said "Well, if he's been like this forever, it's just behavioral. There's nothing I can do about that. I'm not even going to run tests." He advised I could try anxiety meds, Feliway products, and the most hurtful suggestion, "Just lock him in the room with the litter box." I was there to try to improve my cat's quality of life, so that "advice" was particularly callous. My cat also had skin allergies and was itchy, with large spots of thinning fur. The doctor gave him a sterold-based injection for the allergies, and that was it. I left the office fighting back tears, because I felt like I had failed him. This was on a Tuesday. Wednesday night, he was a little sleepier than normal. I assumed he maybe wasn't feeling great from the shot. Thursday, I noticed he had barely moved at all. When I went to pick him up, he was limp like a ragdoll. The white inner eyelids cats have were half out, and he was completely out of it. I was panicked. We took him to another vet Friday morning. I explained all the above. They ran the tests that should have been run Tuesday, and the results were not good. They went through a couple options. The one that will haunt me forever was a medicine that they could try, but were hesitant to, because "it contains sterolds, and with the results of his tests, they did not want to put that into his system." My heart sank, because that's exactly what he was injected with by the man who wouldn't bother to run any tests first. They sent us home with antibiotics, and we spent all of Friday and all of Saturday trying to nurse him back to health. We used a dropper to help him drink water to try to keep him hydrated, and tried to give him some wet food broth. Everyone says that when your pet is near the end, they'll let you know it's time. By late Saturday, he could not even raise his head enough to drink from his favorite water dish, and was wetting himself where he laid. But he mustered the strength to put a paw on my thigh and look at me directly in the eyes, and my heart shattered. I knew. I called an emergency vet on Sunday morning, and explained all of the above. I couldn't allow him to suffer another day. So that Sunday morning, I had to say goodbye to my baby. The only roommate I've had or wanted for over a decade, who was with me through the unimaginable and back, is no longer in pain. But I miss him indescribably. I am not without blame. He was a sedentary, overweight indoor cat. I should have taken him in sooner. I should have walked out as soon as I had a bad feeling at this place, or advocated against the indifference of the vet. I will never forgive myself for allowing this to happen. I will always wonder how this could have been different if tests had been done that Tuesday instead of blindly administering sterolds to a geriatric animal. I share this in the hopes that I can spare even person from this level of grief, and one pet from suffering the way my poor baby did. If you have no choice but to go here, stand up for your pet. Say something if you're not listened to. Do better than I did. I'm so sorry, Mr. Biffles.

Dr. Art Woodruff of Pet Housecalls is one of our absolute favorite people. He has provided thorough…read moreand kind care to our animals for the last nine years. He has seen us through cancer, kidney failure, spinal issues, vestibular disease, torn ACLs, a spinal stroke and two euthanasias. He's always been willing to discuss all available options. His wife, Debbie, answers the phones and is a gem. I love that she knows who I am and who my pets are when I call. Dr. Art also provides emergency care for his current clients, which is a huge bonus. We are forever grateful to have the most amazing vet providing care for our pets. I can't imagine being any luckier.

I absolutely recommend Scout's Honor. I took my doggo there today for his camp evaluation ! They…read moretook great care of him and gave me a full report when I picked him up - even a report card and first day photo ! They offer day camps, solo camps, walks, grooming services, overnights, and will even come watch your pet at home. It definitely shows how well they take care of their clients.

I can't say enough about this business. We had the most wonderful experience with scouts honor, and…read moreour little auntie. I like to call her. Zoe is a 13 year-old Pomeranian, who does not enjoy being around other dogs. So we did the solo overnight camp for her. This is the first time we've used scouts honor because we live in Tennessee. We were in Indiana for my daughters graduation at IU. This is her 1st time stayed at a doggy resort that she wasn't a nervous wreck when she got home. It's been the smoothest transaction, we have ever had. Love, love love scouts, honor.!!!!! Just wish we could fund a place like this where we live. Thank you Scouts honor !!!!!