They stole my esa cats as sheriff deputy M R smith lied and they came on private property refused…read moreto listen deputy Smith was angry because I won't work with him regarding illegal activity because there's nothing going on like that I'm not homeless which means sheriff deputy lied didn't give me a case number or anything they stole my esa cats and they refuse to return them per my attorney. Fed water separated because I don't want impregnation and Smith was mad. Been sick lost family member then immediately harassment from deputy Smith and non stop. Before you get a fur baby make sure they didn't steal it from innocent homes.

My wife and I just adopted a sweet little Border Collie Mix female. Her name is Bonnie, and she is…read morea little over 2 years old. The people that work there are friendly and helpful, and it seems that they treat the animals well and with kindness. We were so delighted they picked us to adopt Bonnie!

Great experience with their foster/adoption programs. Talk about juggling kittens!. Wish they had…read moremore space and staff.

A wonderful place that does amazing work. They do community service by neutering pets, as well, as…read moreneutering feral. The staff is the heart of this program. They are exceptional and kind.

Wonderful place, caring folks. We have visited pooches after our Sydney past and it was…read moretherapeutic. And yes, we have a rescued Chihuahua from here. Go by and pet a kitty, play with a pooch.

Adopter Beware! I recently adopted a 6 month old pup from…read morethe Oregon Coast Humane Society. A day or two later the dog was sneezing thick yellow mucus. when i called i was told maybe she was "just getting used to the new environment", but it was also mentioned that there was "some kennel cough going around" in the facility (why want i told before?). the puppy recovered, but by then my other (fully vaccinated) dog and my sons 2 dogs (including a 2 month old puppy) were all infected with this highly contagious illness. my 2 year old dog ended up the sickest, barely able to breath and not eating or drinking for several days, it took her a month to fully recover. meanwhile, we did the responsible thing (which the kennel should have done) and isolated all of our dogs so no others would suffer as mine had. I paid a higher than expected adoption fee ($500) but rationalized that it was for a good cause. however, i am now under the impression that this kennel gets shipments of dogs and puppies and after only a couple of days makes them available to go out into the community. makes me wonder if it's about turning their "inventory" quickly, even if it means starting a possible epidemic in their community? my dog was lucky, but if she'd been old or unhealthy she might not have made it through the illness. I would not adopt from here again nor would i bring an animal to this facility. ask a lot of questions and isolate any animal if you choose to adopt from there, because they don't do it for you! that being said the staff were all very nice, but they need a policy to isolate and observe for a month, rather than 2-3 days, in order to protect the animal community when they bring shipments of animals in

Mark is one of the good guys! He rescues thousands of dogs just to make sure they have a "new leash…read moreon life". He contacted me regarding some furniture i jad for sale. He mentioned how he buys it to fund his trips from Eugene to as far south as San Diego. I couldn't believe someone could have so much passion to help animals. I could go on forever but i think yall get the point. Mark is a God amongst the dogs! #good4ubuddy

This is a small animal clinic that I highly recommend. From front office to the back, both animals…read moreand their human companions are treated with care and compassion. Plus, the medical care given to the animals is excellent.

Been a customer of this clinic for 30+ years. Had our dog that was dying put down today. Very…read morecompassionate caring staff.

We were searching for a Shiba and are delighted to have found Charlotte with Castle Shibas…read more Charlotte is a well respected breeder of gorgeous Shibas. She also shows them and takes immaculate care of these wonderful dogs. At the outset we were looking for a puppy. We have experience with Shibas and were excited to add one to our home. We connected with Charlotte and Frank then traveled from Portland to meet them and put a deposit down on a puppy to be born later this year. While visiting this great family and their amazing dogs, we were lucky enough to find out that one of the 7 year old female Shibas was ready for her Forever Home. Long story short, we are completely blessed to have her in our home now as a companion dog for us. Her temperament is exceptional. She is extremely well trained, and the transition has gone really well. The care, love and attention Charlotte and Frank put into these pup's is second to none. It shows in their spirit, their thick healthy coat, their vet records, and in all interactions with Charlotte and Frank. It was tough for Charlotte to part with our Shiba, and understandably so. She made the transition very smooth, writing out all kinds of information, teaching us First Aid for dogs, providing ample information for any unexpected scenarios, and even bundling up our new pup with a blanket of familiar smells. Charlotte's level of care and professionalism, and her love for Shibas, is unparalleled. I highly recommend her for your new Best Friend -- the furry Shiba kind.

I recently had to come back to the area and was shocked to see my dog's favorite employee still…read moreworked here. We learned she's the new district manager. While visiting this location she got to meet our beautiful new kitten since our other one had passed away. She and the staff spent some time getting to know the new kitten while making sure the dog also got some love. This store was just as kind and welcoming as we remembered. If you are in the area stop by this location first! If you happen to adopt a pet from a shelter bring in your receipt and see if you qualify to be part of their special program. Our kitten got off to a great start with some high quality kibble, wet food, freezer.driws meal topper, treats, litter and supplements. She was adopted in Roseburg so we got our supplies there but this store also is part of the same program so she is pictured with all the free supplies she received.

They have everything under the sun for about every pet you can think of. Their staff members are…read morealways very helpful and take good care of you. The only thing I puke complain about is that they can be a bit pricey on some items, but I imagine that's due to the fact that they are a smaller business. But they really do have literally everything for your pet and the items I've purchased have always been high quality.

They finally called me! And we had a nice chat. Things are difficult during this pandemic....read more

If you want to adopt, you definitely want to go through this rescue. It is so obvious they love the…read moreanimals they foster and adopt out, and work really hard to make sure they end up in a loving home. We adopted our Luna in August of 2013 from PetSmart (on Chad Drive) after the death of my previous kitty who was 16 years old. She was the oldest kitty in the room at the time (at 3,) and we instantly fell in love. I haven't had to worry about anything I don't know about her because on top of the rescue itself, I have contact with her foster mom who gives me info whenever I have a question. This included Luna's backstory, which was pretty heart breaking. All the animals are microchipped (which you have to change the info yourself - only downside!), spayed/neutered, and with the adoption we got all her records and coupons to get a bunch of stuff she would need (which saved us a good chunk of money). They even let us have the cat bed she was sleeping in, and her blanket, so she had something familiar to her. You really couldn't ask for a better place to adopt through and I would do it again in a heartbeat. Edit 2/8/2015: I just found out that my experience with Luna's microchip was a fluke - WCDC actually does deal with the chips. :)

Lauren is fantastic!!! She is wonderful to work with. She helped us with our little dog in…read morenumerous ways including learning how to walk with a leash so that she doesn't pull, and all kinds of tips to help me train Mitzi in a better way. She listens, is patient and understanding, offers videos as back-up to what she instructs. I love that she emails a summary of the lesson and "homework" to practice. She is very capable and knows a lot about her field of expertise. I cannot recommend her highly enough!

From the owner: A 501c3 nonprofit that provides low cost dog training ranging from basic puppy skills to behavioral…read moreconsultations and training plans. Available for in person and virtual sessions.