Vicki and Ben were both really accommodating and also kept sending me updates for both of my cats…read more Will definitely bring my cats back and I recommend anyone trust their cats with them.

Whimsy is now the most spoiled cat! Everything about her stay was perfect from making the…read morereservation, dropping her off, daily updates to picking her up. She had a great time and want to know when she can go back!

I found Lori on Yelp and was nervous to trust anyone with my bunnies, as I had never hired a pet…read moresitter in-home before, but Lori made me very comfortable, esp. knowing that she has experience with rabbits. I'm happy to say that all my worries went away as Lori was great with my buns! They are not that easy to touch and hold, but Lori won them over and they were very social with her and not scared! They even let her pet and hold them, I am shocked lol. Lori is very reliable, fed them exactly as they needed, and allowed me to have a stress-free vacation. It means a lot to have someone I can rely on so that I don't get nervous about being away. She sends photos daily, shows up on time, and I appreciated the extra care that she tidied up and did a fresh litter box for my return. I very much recommend Lori for your bunnies/pets and would hire her again!

Lori is trustworthy and knowledgeable about cats. She took great care of my cat, including brushing…read moreand petting her. She followed my instructions re my cat and my home and communicated via text daily. I would definitely hire Lori again and recommend her cat sitting service. Thanks Lori :)

Meatball started training with Amie when she was just 4 weeks old and the progress has been…read moreincredible. From the very beginning, Amie has been so patient, flexible with my schedule, and genuinely caring about Meatball's growth and overall wellness. We began with standard baseline training which gave us such a strong foundation. Those basics made it so much easier when I decided to move on to more advanced skills. One of the biggest things I have appreciated is that Amie did not just train Meatball, she also trained me. She taught me how to communicate better, be consistent, and really build a strong bond with my dog. Another amazing part of working with Amie is the community she has built. After private lessons, we have had the opportunity to join group classes and pack walks which will be so great for Meatball's socialization. She also goes above and beyond by offering support outside of in-person lessons. Whenever I have questions, she is always responsive via text and often sends helpful how-to videos, tips, and tricks that make a big difference in our progress. I truly cannot imagine what our training journey would have been like without Amie. She has made such a positive impact on both me and Meatball and I am so grateful for her dedication and support. I am going to miss our one on ones!!!

Amie has an amazing understanding of dog psychology. She will assist you in becoming familiar with…read moreyour dog's stressors, behaviors and physical/mental needs. While my guy is well socialized and intelligent, he is much more confident and happy thanks to her. We look forward to continuing our learning journey with her. Update: We recently completed a 5 week course with Amie for E-collar training. And before you judge, understand I was just like you. I had negative, judgemental thoughts about ecollars and looked down upon people who used them. I felt it was negative reinforcement, similar to physical punishement. I wanted my guy and I to have more freedom in our exploring, so I signed him up anyway, because I knew I could trust Amie. I had extreme anxiety about using the ecollar. I was scared I was going to irreversibly damage my dog's trust in me and injure him. After signing up and feeling apprehension I reached out to Amie who assured me, settings are low, we do things slowly and incorporate the collar similarly to verbal commands and/or leash pressure. She told me I wasn't alone in my thoughts and that she felt the same concerns when she started. Throughout the 5 weeks my relationship with my guy changed. He was following me without the stim, verbal commands or leash pressure. He checked in more frequently, came back on his own and was FREE. It is an absolutely freeing feeling allowing him to roam at a safe distance, knowing his recall is more secure and our trust in each other is greater. I CANNOT recommend Amie enough for you and your dog's needs!

Found the number on the Pasadena Humane Societies web site, so I called this person to inquire…read moreabout pet sitting services, and she answers the phone with a totally rude mono voice "yea"...then just silence. So I asked her if I could talk to someone about pet sitting. then another more annoyed "yea"....then silence. O.K. So I asked her if I was interrupting her doing something and should I call back, She says "NO"...silence. Basically this is as far as I got, but I would hire a monkey to feed my cats before her. What a weirdo.

Rachel Taylor, the owner, has been taking care of our 2 cats since 2006! We trust her completely…read morewith their care whenever we have to go out of town. She texts us every day and includes pictures -- a very nice touch. I won't consider using anyone else to give our girls the loving care they deserve whenever we are gone.

My pups told me to leave Barbara a nice review lol She's pleasant and easy to work with- punctual,…read morecaring and flexible. My dogs' behaviors also improved with her walks. Recommend!

Very professional and courteous and my dogs absolutely love their walks. Highly recommend for the…read moreHuntington Beach area where I'm at

Very conscientious folks work here. Taylor has walked, brushed, played with, and transported our…read moredogs for several years now. She is sensitive to the needs of our pets as well as us humans. I don't know what we would do without her.

This is in response to a previous negative review of Bengal Babirs Cattery. I want to first say I…read morehave known Carrie for over 11 years now and she is my friend, mentor and business partner. She is an amazing woman and cares deeply for her cats and her customers. I have had the pleasure of caring for her queens and they are happy and healthy girls. A few people have mentioned FIP. So here are the facts. This disease occurs in cats that test positive for Feline Coronavirus. It occurs in cats with a weekend immune system. The coronavirus itself morphs into what we call FIP. . There are two types of FIP, but I wont go and all that. Just know that treatment is not out for the main stream yet. You can buy treatment from China for your feline, however, it cost about $6000 plus and you need to find a veterinarian that is willing to administer it to your cat. There's no guarantee it will work. Is is not necessarily an easy treatment for the cat itself, another words they don't necessarily feel very good when getting the treatment. It is an option for people who have the money. Otherwise, you're looking at euthanasia for your cat. There is a certain percentage of cats that are just going to develop it. So the more catch you sell.... the greater the chance of you selling a cat that develops if I pee. It's just a mathematics percentage. It's no more than that. It's easy to blame the breeder because the age when it occurs is not long after a cat is given to the new owner from Breeder. They develop somewhere usually between six months of age in a year of age. This is because this is when a Kittens systems is most vulnerable So that is the reality of FIP. It has nothing do with Carrie or anything she's ever done. It has to do with laws of the universe and that purpose of disease in all living things is to control the population in any given species.. you got your cat from please do a little reading. If you don't believe me, you will see that I am correct. And because the coronavirus, the feline coronavirus is very rapid in the US, the percentages of it happening here or greater than in other parts of the world, where the coronavirus in felines We all do our best until there's a readily available vaccine or treatment. I hope you're a little more educated on FIP . And like I said, we exist in the blame game to try to make sense of something that happened and put the blame elsewhere but if we look at the world, the chaos theory, shit happens . If you can't except that then you will always feel the need to place blame on someone. I would be more than happy to explain this further to anyone who wants more info. I've done my research. Also, if anyone is interested in learning more about the feline coronavirus treatment from China, there is a Facebook page where people get information about it. I read about it once on Facebook so you could look it up on Facebook if you are interested.

7-7-17 my bengal was born and he was the love of my life. 4-4-20 he died of heart failure. HCG…read more Carrie assured me it was the first and only time this happened, and even offered me a free kitten but no thanks. Spent over $6,000 in the last 8 days of his life, and would spend 10x that if it would have ensured his longevity. She forgot who I was when I told her this story, but this deep heartache will never ever be forgotten.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Love Fur Paws. I brought in three very young kittens…read moretoday, and giving them up was incredibly emotional for me. I was in tears and completely overwhelmed, and I was met with nothing but kindness, patience, and compassion. What really amazed me was watching how experienced and capable they were with the kittens. Within literally about ten minutes, she had all three babies fed full bottles, stimulated, comfortable, and peacefully back to sleep. Seeing how naturally and lovingly she cared for them immediately reassured me that I had brought them to the right place. They took what was an incredibly difficult and heartbreaking situation for me and made it so much easier. They even offered to send me updates and pictures of the kittens as they grow until they are eventually adopted, which means more to me than I can possibly explain. I am forever grateful to Love Fur Paws for taking these babies in, caring for them, and showing me so much compassion during such an emotional moment. Knowing that they are safe, fed, warm, and being cared for by people who clearly know exactly what they are doing has given me such peace of mind. Thank you so much for everything you did for me and, most importantly, for these little babies. I will never forget the kindness you showed us today.

UPDATE: I previously left a positive review after I was asked by the rescue to write one. I am…read moreupdating my review based on what happened afterward, including my attempts to address my kitten's health issues and messages eventually going unanswered. We adopted a Siamese kitten who had fleas at pickup, which was not disclosed beforehand. While picking fleas off him, we were told, "by the time I'm done with him he'll have no fleas," yet we found another flea as soon as we got home. The living conditions were also concerning. I personally saw roughly 12-13+ cats/kittens and 2 dogs in the apartment, a strong odor, and only about 1-2 litter boxes. We were told the dogs were contributing to the flea problem. Our kitten started vomiting the SAME DAY we adopted him. He later developed poor appetite, eye discharge, and significant dehydration. A veterinarian subsequently diagnosed him with feline herpesvirus, and we had to pay out of pocket for treatment and medication. I also repeatedly requested documentation of his vaccinations but have not been provided records verifying which vaccines he received. I understand rescue animals can get sick, but between the undisclosed fleas, conditions we personally observed, illness beginning immediately after adoption, veterinary expenses, lack of vaccination documentation, and eventually having my messages go unanswered, I cannot recommend this rescue based on my experience.