My husband found a senior pup, fell in love, contacted them about her. Meagan shenberger was kind…read moreand helpful and walked my husband thru everything. It has been just about 48 hours and NANA banana is the perfect fit for our home, she has such a kind soul. Meagan, and the whole ASPCA team, thank you again for picking us as her family. We will be back in the future!

Dog recently neutered by York Count SPCA and started bleeding excessively and has not pooped yet…read more Company does not speak with you on the phone. They only do communication through email. They state in writing that you can bring your animal back for issues and they will look at them. However, they refused service on my dog and stated that they do not have the tools to address the issue/emergencies. They stated that I should go back to my veterinarian or a full service place. My veterinarian states that the SPCA should address the issue because they just did the surgery. The process was also very messy and confusing. The SPCA did not give full written instructions on how to handle the animal post surgery in writing or an email until after I left the location. The animal bled all over the house and was unhappy about the cone on his head. His heart was rapidly beating and I had to calm him down. The cone also came off so I had to stop the animal from messing with the area. I am disabled so it was hard to work with the animal. I was also told at the scene that I had to lift the animal and he could not walk the stairs. It would have been nice to know ahead of time in writing that I needed to prepare my house for the chaos and lots of blood. I was very unhappy with the service and now I have to pay extra money to address this emergency situation. I do not recommend this service. I recommend that you go to your veterinarian for neutering or spaying. They do not appear to have the ability to address issues/emergencies. I do not understand why they are allowed to run this practice in Pennsylvania. This is a dangerous situation for animals. I am also disabled so the entire process /set-up I feel was a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) rights. I am so sorry I went to the SPCA instead of my veterinarian.

I just started taking my cockapoos at 4 months old to Clean Cut K-9. The pups are well taken care…read moreof, and look great. They are relaxed when they get there and excited to see Hailey. Probably the best groomer in the area.

we love Brooke! she is so patient and loving to the dogs, we feel blessed to be on her scheduleread more

Company was referred to me by another groomer who had staffing issues. Vanessa was great with our…read moredog and has earned a new customer.

We've had all 3 of current dogs groomed here. Whether it's just a bath or haircut, Vanessa has done…read morea great job with them. Wish we had discovered her services years ago since we've lived in the area for over 10 years. She has VERY reasonable prices. She also does pet sitting and has extremely flexible hours and is very accommodating. So to get the dogs groomed while she's watching our dogs and being able to come home to fresh smelling and freshly groomed dogs is a huge bonus. Don't continue to pay $$$$ for other groomers or dog sitting. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

First of all, Pet Pantry is not just a shelter. Their work helping people afford to keep their pets…read moreis extremely important, and they give out food, supplies and low-cost veterinary services to those who need them. In Philadelphia, helping reduce surrenders in this manner has been part of a formula that increased that city's shelter survival rate from 11% to 80% in just six years. (Yes, Philly also has an aggressive spay/neuter program.) After losing my cat to cancer, I decided to take a look around and ended up adopting an 8-year-old male cat who had come to Pet Pantry from an overcrowded house. PP had farmed him out to the Forever Home in E. Petersburg, which is where I went to see him. PP made good on its 30-day health warranty by removing a knot/cyst of some sort from the top of his head, at no cost. He is much more comfortable without that. With PP you get a cat that's spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccines, and has been through a health and behavior screening. I have no problem with an 8-year-old cat, either. Kittens are gone in a week, and young adults that rub your legs and purr are gone pretty quickly as well. But older cats need homes too. Sometimes you have to do the most good possible for the pet as well as for yourself. As long as PP does the important work of helping pet owners keep their pets, and ensures spaying/neutering, vaccines and health/behavior screening, I certainly can recommend them for anybody seeking a rescue pet.

We adopted a kitten last week from Pet pantry. The staff is warm and welcoming. Steve was prompt…read morein calling me after my application was approved. He is a kind hearted man who really loves his job and it shows. The facility is well run and clean. You can tell the cats are well loved by the staff. We are so thankful for Pet pantry and our new kitten.

I've known Operation Scarlett Inc since 1993. We've adopted three Shar Pei through them. It's a…read moregreat organization to work with. They provide an unmatched service to these breed and the community. Even though we now live in Florida we continue to support Scarlet's Kids!!

Operation Scarlet is not a shop! It's a Chinese Shar Pei rescue organization. This must be some…read morekind of sick joke. These people do a wonderful service to animals, and I can't say enough about the devotion the owner has to saving dogs from death and/or homelessness.

Hannah did a great job with my min. schnauzer; Jett! Very pleased with the outcome and how clean…read moreand respectful Hannah was of my home!

We have taken our dogs to Mary for 21 years. Mary cares for the dogs and will even cook for them if…read morethey don't eat! I would recommend Mary very highly and am appalled that anyone would say anything bad.

Our local kennel was booked & we needed to find another one for a few days over July 4th weekend…read more We have not lived in this area very long & the kennel he had used from a puppy, that he loved is 2 hours away. Most were booked & I found Tamora on google maps. I found positive reviews but no website so I called. She had an opening & seemed very nice over the phone. She said she wasn't booked because she doesn't advertise. The day of drop off at 8:00 am, she called & said she had some medical issues with her arm going numb & was waiting for her Dr to call. She said she would call back when she was ready for him. At 11:00am she called & said we could bring him over. So we gathered up his stuff & headed her way. We pulled in at 11:43am, 13 minutes after our originally scheduled time. As soon as we pulled in, my phone rang & she said "I thought you were bringing your dog this morning". She had us meet her at a side door to the kennel. The outdoor runs are gravel laying on the ground. It's not possible to fully clean urine & feces out of those rocks with a pressure washer. We put him in the kennel she pointed to & told her he drinks a lot of water. She grabbed a large bucket of water that was already filled 3/4 of the way from another kennel & put it in his kennel! Reusing water from the last dog? The reservation was 6/30-7/6 but plans got messed up. On 7/2 we called to say we would pick him up 7/3. For 5 minutes all she did was complain about how horrible our dog was. He knocked over his bucket of water & she had to clean it up. The water soaked his blankets, which we brought from home, which made them extremely heavy to carry. He pushed his food bowl with his nose & knocked it over so she had to put a big rock in it. She said she's never had so much trouble with a dog before ..... my husband said "do you want us to just come right now?", she said "yes & I only take cash". She also made the comment over & over while she was complaining that she should charge us extra for all the extra work she had to do!!!! We pull in, my husband knocks on the door & I go back to the kennel. His door was closed to the outside kennel! How does she expect him to poop outside if she's in the house in the AC & leaves the doors shut so the dogs can't go outside?!?! She opens the door to let us in & his wet blankets are laying in front of his cage, a huge rock sitting inside of a small bowl that barely fit 2 cups of food & the water container was hooked to the kennel, which is where it should have been in the first place. She started pointing to the blankets, to the water bucket, the bowl & was complaining non stop. I said "the water buckets should always be hooked for larger dogs so they can't knock them over & he knocked the food over because he was probably bored." My husband was putting the wet blankets in a trash bag & I was getting him out of the cage while she was non stop going off. Then she looks at my husband with an attitude & says "are you gonna pay me?". I couldn't believe her attitude & I pulled his leash & walked out the door. We gave her an extra $10. I put him in the back of the car & jumped in to turn the AC on. We were both so mad, we got out of there before we really told her how we felt. We got about 15 minutes down the road & stopped for food & to get him a treat but when we checked on him, we saw this horrible wound on his snout!!! He was only there for 3 days/2 nights!!! I called & asked her how he got it & she said she never saw anything on his nose. I offered to send her a picture via email or text but she apparently doesn't have those or didn't want to offer them. She kept giving me excuses that dogs like to root around with their noses & my husband hung up the phone. She called back twice after that & I didn't answer. She left voicemails stating that she didn't do anything to him & would like us to stop by do she can see it herself. She changed her attitude & said he had a great disposition, he just did a few bad things. We live 20 minutes from this kennel & the last thing I'm doing is going back there!! He has been home now for 3 days/2 nights & he's still very quiet, depressed & not himself at all. He seems like he was really traumatized & anybody who knows our dog, knows he is high energy all the time. We are so mad & upset & the only thing I know to do is write reviews letting people know what happened there. I wish he could talk & tell me.

Dana Laughman is the owner of ALTS (Assess-Lead-Train-Support) She spent one hour with me and my…read moredog Layla and she is fantastic!! I explained how Layla always pulls on her leash and can be anxious around new people and dogs she has never met. Dana gave me the tips on how to alleviate these issues. She showed me her training leash, which was included in her fee for me to keep. Her techniques has Layla walking calmly without pulling in minutes. Dana even was able to get Layla to stay for several minutes! We trained inside and out and I was amazed at how quickly Layla was able to understand the expectations and comply with her requests! She also gave tips on showing how to ensure your pet waits for her instruction befor entering or leaving the hose at the doors. I am so thankful! Dana's email is ALTSDOGTraining@gmail.com. She works wonders!