Dr. Erica and all her staff took such good care of our cat Vin Vin up until his passing. I would…read morelike to thank all her and all her staff for helping us with our fur son. I highly recommend using them. We used mobile services and went to their facility.

Everyone here has always been great. We have done appointments in the office and also using their…read moremobile service, and they took our cat as a patient at a time when all other vets were turning him away. I find it a little odd that all of the bad reviews seem to be from people who have had their pets put down.

After relocating from out of state we found ourselves in need of pet services. Leaving our old dog…read morewalker was devastating - luckily we found Shannon shortly after moving and couldn't be happier. Not only is she super awesome to our pups but she's willing to roll with some punches when they come up. We foster for a local rescue and can have some difficult foster pups, Shannon has always been amazing when wee find ourselves in those situations. Also, she worked with us when we went home for the holidays making sure our cat was comfortable and taken care of. 100% recommend this company to anyone with pets.

I was in a bind on what to do with my dogs until I retuned from an unplanned surgery. It was…read moreimportant for me to help ensure my pups would be with a knowledgeable canine professional, who could fulfill safety and care needs towards the well being of my fur-baby's. I received contact information for Little River Pet Service from Northeast Therapy and Service Dogs who came to my rescue. Thankfully Shannon was able to squeeze me in to her schedule. Shannon of Little River Pet Service provided exquisite care and more. She even brought me extra dog food knowing I was not able to obtain any on the way home from the Hospital! I can't thank Shannon enough. I will definitely save this contact information for the future, and pass it on to any other person who may be looking for their services - highly recommended!

Mercedes was amazing with both my dogs. I have 2 senior dogs who had there first groom with her…read more She sent photos during their groom and I was amazed to see how calm and relaxed they where with her, when bathed at home they act scared of the bath but not with her.

Mercedes has been the groomer for my dogs for over 9 years and is amazing! She does an excellent…read morejob, and my dogs lover her and many times have taken them with very short notice to accommodate me. She has worked extremely hard and long hours to build her business with three young children, it amazes me how she does it with a smile and great attitude. I would give you 10 stars if I could, Ember looks forward to seeing you soon!

They are so awesome and caring with my dog Biscuit and Guniea pig Rosie I recommend any person to…read morebring their pets to them

Can not give Dr Warneke enough stars! My little rescue pony can be a handful around strangers yet…read moreDr Warneke not only gave a full exam but administered shots with no difficulty at all! Amazing. So thankful. Not to mention arrived within 10 minutes of the appt time. Office staff also A+. Friendly and pleasant on the phone

We got the best dog we've ever had from Mary's Dogs…read more I think some of these 1 or 2 star reviews come from unrealistic expectations. The responsibility is on you - the owner. Not the rescue. Pet Rescues aren't dog vending machines that pre-program all attributes and spit out the perfect dog that you never have to train. They can say a dog is more house-trained than another, but that doesn't mean it's not going to have accidents, or need a bit more training soon after adoption. Maybe it's just a difference of perspective. Because when my wife and I decided to get a dog, we just looked at the available adoption places around us and sent apps and communication saying we're looking, what do you have available. Mary's dogs had awesome communication and helped us find the dog, Remmy (who was Ben when with them), who is absolutely perfect for us. Was I expecting them to do that? No. Frankly I don't believe it's their responsibility to find a 'match'. That's on you. They get so many animals, they can't psycho-analyze the dogs and run a complicated algorithm to match personalities and lifestyles, and also at the same time somehow predict what kind of effort you're going to put into it. Some of these 1 and 2 star reviews are from inexperienced owners, planning (planning!) on regularly putting the dog in day care or taking them in to work. At what evolutionary point did dogs learn to enjoy and thrive in a cubicle or day care? If you can't give your dog the attention, care, and training it needs and deserves, you're not ready to own a dog. It's as simple as that, sorry. You can't blame the adoption agency. My experience with Mary's Dogs was an absolute delight. Their representatives, specifically Danielle, were incredibly helpful and professional. Maybe we made her job easier by not being incredibly specific in the kind of dog we were looking for, or special needs. Again, perspective. But either way, it was a great experience working with them and I'd be happy to do it all over again.

I got my rescue Graham at Mary's just over a year ago. The adoption process was smooth and they…read moretake great care of their pets. The foster family was very accommodating of any questions, concerns or appointments to meet him before the adoption was finalized. I couldn't be more thankful to everyone at Mary's for introducing me to the best dog, friend and companion a guy could ask for!

Our furbaby, Oni, has been going to A Precious Pet Resort (APPR) since he was 9 1/2 weeks old. Our…read morepup is a cautious boy and was unsure of the staff at first, but we introduced him to Mary and her team a few times prior to dropping him off for 5-days a week doggie daycare. Our pup is now 5 1/2 years old and LOVES going to APPR. Although we now live 30 minutes away, we still take him to APPR whenever we need someone to care for him if we are going to be away for a few hours or a week. We attempted a different place when I changed jobs a few years ago to save on my commute for daycare drop off, but our pup did not adjust to this new place well. He was scared and did not respond well to the pet caregivers. We were told he hid in a corner most of the days and didn't play with the other dogs and was scared whenever a group of dogs approached him. The new place operated under a "dog park" mentality and all the dogs were grouped together during the day-our pup was telling them and us he didn't like that style. The new place had all the bells and whistles of fancy live feed cameras, indoor playground and outdoor playground, but our dog didn't care about that and didn't care to remain at the new place. Our dog responds very well to positive reinforcement, how he is being treated and how he is being taken care of and our pup is happiest when in small groups or 1:1 playtime. APPR offers this type of service for him. APPR is a family-owned business so they do not have all the bells and whistles like some other surrounding or larger places within a 20-30 mile radius, but they care for, individualized care, and are attentive to the pets they service. When our pup is boarded, we provide plenty of treats, food and toppers along with his blanket and dog bed to provide a more 'comfort of home' feel for him. We know how much he eats and what he likes and APPR honors our feeding plan and gives the measurements, food, toppers and treats that we request. We have a wonderful relationship and 2-way communication with APPR. If we request grooming and/or bathing as a part of his stay, we ask for this at a minimal extra charge. Oni has experienced both daily daycare and boarding services and he and we are happy with their service. When my husband and I travel, we know that our pup is in good hands with Mary and her team. Thank you all for taking such good care of our furbaby. My husband and I do and continue to recommend A Precious Pet Resort for daycare or boarding. A picture of his first day at APPR!

These guys used to be amazing. They took the time to slowly introduce my Newfie to the tools and to…read morethe business to make it a positive experience. It made a huge difference and I had the greatest respect for Jess. Unfortunately, the last time I brought my Newfoundland the owner, Mary, massively shamed me. My dog went through surgery when he was two, that they were well aware of since they were taking care of him before and after. The surgery was a success, but my Newfie suffers from the shakes when he gets nervous or does something he doesn't like. We bring him to the vet yearly and they monitor his hips and have said he's fine, but he has anxiety when he's brushed by his back legs. Jess is well aware that the shakes are simply his way to con people into not doing what he doesn't want to, he's a master manipulator. We did recently bring him to a new vet and we were going to try anxiety meds for him at his next visit. The last time we brought him we did explain that he had a couple of mats and to over charge us if they had a more difficult time grooming him. When I called later to pick him up no one answered, I tried several times. I was a little concerned as it was after 4 and they didn't typically take that long. So I drove there and they were just finishing. Mary came out hot, shaming me for his mats and for how bad he shakes and made me feel just awful. She is well aware the shakes are neurological and she made me feel like a horrible dog owner yelling about how bad he shakes. She yelled that I need to start bringing him in every 6 weeks or more, which I simple cannot afford at over $120 a visit. I still gave her a generous tip and cried on the way home. We try to bring him in 4 times a year, especially in the spring for a deeper trim before he starts swimming. Even though I was ashamed and embarrassed I trusted these guys with my Dexter so I called in May to make an appointment and left a message. I tried again a few weeks later, left a message. Again I tried and left a message with her husband to call back, no response. My husband tried to call and the lovely Jess answered, but she had to check with Mary on a time, no call back. I left another message a day later asking if they were stopping us as clients and to please let us know as it's been two months of me trying to make an appointment and Dexter is in desperate need at this point, no forking call back. At this point I'm so incredibly disappointed with this company. 6 years Dexter went to them and with his trust issues it's going to be very difficult to find another groomer, let alone someone that can support his giant weight. I just thought after years of dedication they would at least have the decency to let us no they no longer wish to see our dog so we could have made arrangements sooner for another visit. I was stupidly loyal even after Mary treated me so poorly. The crazy things is, Jess stated multiple times in the past that we do the best with our Newfie to keep him groomed between appointments, better than the other owners so this last appointment and the vigorous shaming by Mary was completely unexpected. Wish Jess the best, but I have zero respect for the owner Mary. You don't do this to loyal customers.

Nothing shy of an amazing experience with Motley Mutts from the volunteers to the fosters. We…read moreadopted Loki 3 years ago and then a cat last year from a sister shelter and have been so fortunate overall. They hold adoption events on the regular and do everything they can to socialize and train before adoption so they can be as honest as they can and find the right home for each of their rescues. We donate whenever we see them and are happy to help them continue their mission.

Sad to say but had a very bad experience with this Rescue. Three words: Unprofessional,…read moreUnresponsive, and Uneducated on their dogs. I had found a dog I went to visit physically, told them I was interested in adopting the dog once the abnormal size mass on her wrist was examined by a vet. I asked them what was the dog's history and they had no clue. Proceeded to email them daily asking for updates for next steps and got 0 responses. They do not use a phone to get ahold of them and request you email for contact but do not reply at all or even bother to look at their email. I am shocked they can take care of dogs with how this business is managed. Will not be going back and recommend you do not waste your time with them because they clearly do not care.

We had a great experience with Jocelyn and the services she provided…read more She befriended, walked and fed 4 dogs over the course of my daughter's wedding. This freed us up to focus solely on our company and the wedding itself, as well as during brunch the day after. Her meet and greet helped us know about her qualifications and what (little) we needed to do. Our dogs readily befriended her and there were absolutely no issues. Jocelyn was so timely and professional. It was a pleasure to have her services at that time. We readily recommend her and will no doubt use her services in the future!

We got to know Jocelyn at Cilley Veterinary Clinic's doggie daycare in Concord, and both our dogs…read morelove her. She has done dog sitting and dog walking for us, and has offered to take our dogs to/from daycare when we are running late. Jocelyn truly cares about our dogs, and you can tell they trust her fully, as do we. We highly recommend Jocelyn's services to anyone who needs dog sitting and walking help!