The staff at this rescue were friendly in person, and I appreciated their kindness during the…read moreadoption process. However, my post-adoption experience raised serious concerns. I was told both verbally and in writing that I had seven (7) days to notify the rescue of any medical issues. Within that seven-day period, I notified them in writing that my newly adopted Persian cat developed yellow eye discharge, squinting, and signs concerning for an eye infection, which is not typical Persian tearing. I also notified the rescue of my concerns regarding delayed or limited access to medical treatment, as prompt veterinary care is important to prevent unnecessary suffering. Despite reporting the issue within the stated timeframe, I was informed that no veterinary costs would be covered, and that treatment would require returning the cat to the shelter rather than allowing local veterinary care. Based on the condition that appeared shortly after adoption, I felt misled by being told the cat was in "good health." While I am not saying this was intentional, the information provided did not align with my experience once the cat was home, which was concerning. I share this so future adopters can make informed decisions. Please be cautious, especially when adopting brachycephalic or exotic breeds such as Persians, which are prone to eye and respiratory issues. Clarify in writing what "good health" means and what medical support, if any, is provided after adoption.

They are so positive and they really care about there work and my fur baby actually likes going…read more And they have shot clinic check it out

Dr Singh is a great compassionate vet. I've taken 5 different cats to this hospital and he's given…read morethorough great care to them all. I feel like their prices are a lot more reasonable than the vets in Lemoore as well. I've been pleasantly surprised to see the final bill be less than the estimate on multiple occasions.

Best vet I've been to! they're always able to help and are not as extremely expensive as other vets…read morecan be

The employees are good, but they can only neuter 20 cats per week? This is more a reflection of our…read morecounty "leaders" I suspect, but Shane on Kings County for having so little regard for its residents' needs.​

Took some donations there a couple of weeks ago. Hopefully they were put to good use. I asked about…read morehelp with Feral Cats. Didn't get a clear answer because I am in Fresno County but live in Laton which half of Laton is Kings County. But it so happens that the following week I found a feral baby kitten in my backyard. Was having a problem with his eye. Probably a few weeks old. I texted a picture and asked for help with the kitten and no one even replied. They could've replied about something whether it was to tell me they couldn't help me or some advice what to do with the baby's eye. Stray, feral cats are a problem out here and there is no help. I am an old lady, but I need help. It's unfortunate that no one really gives a F I don't understand how people can work in animal control, and not care about cats. Everything is about the dogs!

Brought a dog in i had found over a long weekend and when I asked when I found her, the lady became…read moreextremely rude because I had had her for 3 days even though they were closed for 3 days and by the time I got off work they had closed.. All questions she asked had this rude attitude.. Happy they took the dog in but NOT happy with the fact there was no appreciation about not leaving the dog out on the streets

Great place for being government run. Hardworking dedicated employees. Please adopt and save a life.read more

Although I have never adopted a pet from here, I have looked into it and their prices are…read morereasonable. They do good work here. Always donate a few coins when I am able to do so. Also my kids like to go pet the dogs

If I could give this place zero stars I would. First off, the customer service is absolutely…read morehorrid. The girls that work in the front are probably the rudest bunch I have ever witnessed. All they do is go on their phone and yell at kids to get out. It's like your bothering their silence by going into the store. I can't imagine how they treat the animals if they treat people in a rude manner. I am letting my friends and family know that this is not a good place to do business. I hope they hire new workers because those animals are not going to get adopted with a negative attitude from their employees.

I want to thank the staff member who helped me this morning right before opening . My 11 year old…read moredog has Chronic Heart Failure and I was taking him in to have an emergency procedure at the vet , but needed to get a replacement leash quickly before I took him in . There was a woman who helped me as I carried my sick dog . She showed kindness and caring . She personally got everything I needed for me and helped me . I was really sad and scared for my dog and this staff showed true compassion and helped me when I needed it. It really made a difference. I wish I caught her name . She worked 2/3/2026 opening the store in Hanford. I really appreciate that time effort and kindness and I highly recommend this business to anyone who is looking . PetSmart in Hanford have great staff who care .

I always come here when my cats need anything, sometimes bring my cats with me and everyone greets…read morethem! People at the register are really nice, even helped me bring my things to the car when I placed an order and struggled.

Critter Creek is open for calls about wildlife rescue everyday. Someone answers the telephone most…read moreof the time. They work daily to rehabilitate wildlife from surrounding areas. They accept donations and have open houses where they open up to the public. The next open house is September 24, 2022 from 11 am until 2 pm. The gates close at 1:30 pm but arrive as close to 11 am as you can to be able to tour the facility. It is spread out over 10 acres and takes sometime to walk through. They operate on donations and no one there draws a salary--everyone is a volunteer.

Years ago I visited critter creek and was amazed at the rehabilitation of birds to animals! I give…read morefrequently to this organization! It's a good organization with great people working there!!

I want to start by acknowledging that euthanizing a pet is already one of the hardest decisions a…read morefamily can make. We were in an incredibly painful situation, our dog had bitten our daughter in the face twice and needed to be euthanized for her safety. We had adopted him from a shelter, and finding a compassionate, affordable option was not easy. Shelters were at capacity, the SPCA quoted over $500, and other vets were similarly overpriced. We called Northpoint, received a price over the phone, and made the 45-minute drive from out of town, already emotionally drained. What we experienced once we arrived made a devastating day so much worse. First, upon arrival we were informed, for the first time, that we needed to bring paperwork from the shelter where we adopted our dog. No one mentioned this when we called. Staff attempted to contact the shelter themselves, said they couldn't reach them, and then told us they might not be able to help us at all. My husband had to get back in the car, drive to the shelter to retrieve immunization records, and return, adding significant time and stress to an already traumatic experience. Second, when we were finally seen, they quoted us a higher price than what we were given over the phone. They also attempted to add an urgent care fee, claiming we had been given an urgent appointment, which was not true. My husband had to push back just to get them to reconsider. When he mentioned the original price we were quoted by phone, staff told him there was nothing they could do. We were grieving. We were exhausted. We had already driven nearly an hour and a half round trip for paperwork. And Northpoint chose that moment to add surprise fees and dismiss our concerns entirely. It felt like they knew we had no other options and used that against us. I wouldn't wish this experience on any family already going through the pain of losing a pet. If you're in a similar situation, I'd encourage you to get everything, pricing and requirements, in writing before you make the trip.

Dr Chege has such an amazing bedside manner for your pet! The customer service is amazing. They…read moreare so friendly and helpful. So glad we switched to come here.

Sarka is friendly and loving toward my dog, and patient with me as I learn to better communicate…read morewith him. She is available to answer any questions I have about our lesson.

From the owner: At Be in Control Dog Training, our mission is to empower you to build a strong, trusting, and…read morelifelong relationship with your dog. We believe that effective training isn't just about teaching commands; it's about understanding and communicating with your canine companion so that both of you can thrive. Located in Selma, California, we are proud to serve a wide range of surrounding communities. Whether you've just welcomed a new puppy into your home or are navigating the challenging "teenage" years, we understand the joys and frustrations of dog ownership. We have a special soft spot for puppies and young dogs—their innocence and pure joy are what we live for. ​ Our Approach We specialize in helping owners like you feel confident and in control, no matter the situation. We focus on positive, relationship-based methods that teach your dog to make good choices and strengthen the bond you share. This approach ensures your dog is not just obedient, but a happy and well-adjusted member of the family. We offer a variety of personalized services, from foundational puppy training to advanced obedience and behavior solutions. We will work with you to create a customized training plan that fits your goals and your dog's unique personality.

Wonderful service. My 4 cats get very well taken care of. I've been a client for about 3-4 years. A…read moregodsend!

Jenna is incredible. She knows a lot about dogs, and they naturally trust her. My three labradors…read moreare ALWAYS excited to see her. She provides great tips about their health and often does extra things I never ask nor expect while she cares for them. She is a true dog whisper in every sense: she has a commanding authority they immediately respected, and she treats them with love as though they were her own dogs. I trust her completely with them, and I am highly protective over them since losing my first two to the parvo virus. I might legally own these dogs, but someone like Jenna has made their short lives even more joyful during her visits and has become a major part of their limited interaction with humans outside my immediate family.